Margaret Boreman
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As written
- name
- Margaret Boreman
- aka
- [Mistress Boreman]
- sex
- female
- access
- public
- summary
- Wife of Thomas Boreman of Ipswich, Massachusetts, and mother of Martha (Boreman) Low; her maiden name is unknown. Her will of 8 Aug 1679 left "my daughter Loe" all her pewter, fine sheets, napkins, two cows, a black gown and a red petticoat. She probably died at Ipswich on 25 Nov 1679.
- died
- date
- 25 Nov 1679
- place
- Ipswich, Massachusetts
- basis
- compiled
- confidence
- probable
- sources
- [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
- note
- Goldthwaite p. 114. Mollie's "Margaret D. Ipswich 1673" is apparently her husband's death year misplaced.
Wife of Thomas Boreman of Ipswich; maiden name unknown. Her will, dated 8 Aug 1679, leaves "To my daughter Loe all my peuter and a pare of fine shetese and half a duson of napkines two cowes that are in thare handes and a black goune and a Red petticot only one pint pot Resarued" (Probate Records of Essex County 3:350).
Her husband's will arranged that "my Brother Daniell shall abide with my wiue while she lives," so his brother Daniel lived in her household during her widowhood.
Open questions
- Her maiden name.
---name: Margaret Boremanaka: [Mistress Boreman]sex: femaleaccess: publicsummary: >-Wife of Thomas Boreman of Ipswich, Massachusetts, and mother of Martha (Boreman) Low; her maidenname is unknown. Her will of 8 Aug 1679 left "my daughter Loe" all her pewter, fine sheets,napkins, two cows, a black gown and a red petticoat. She probably died at Ipswich on 25 Nov1679.died:date: 25 Nov 1679place: Ipswich, Massachusettsbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]note: Goldthwaite p. 114. Mollie's "Margaret D. Ipswich 1673" is apparently her husband's death year misplaced.---Wife of Thomas Boreman of Ipswich; maiden name unknown. Her will, dated 8 Aug 1679,leaves "To my daughter Loe all my peuter and a pare of fine shetese and half a duson ofnapkines two cowes that are in thare handes and a black goune and a Red petticot onlyone pint pot Resarued" (Probate Records of Essex County 3:350).Her husband's will arranged that "my Brother Daniell shall abide with my wiue while shelives," so his brother Daniel lived in her household during her widowhood.## Open questions- Her maiden name.