Thomas Boreman

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name
Thomas Boreman
aka
[Thomas Boreman "the elder" of Claydon]
sex
male
access
public
summary
Called "the elder," of Claydon. He was probably a son of William Boreman, the husband of Isabel and the father of William Boreman. His will, dated 3 Apr 1576, was proved on 2 May 1580.
died
date
by 2 May 1580
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
note
Will dated 3 Apr 1576, proved 2 May 1580. His inventory is dated 4 Jan 1579/80, so he had died by then. The register's burial entry, "Dec. 9, 1580," was written years later and its year is evidently wrong (Goldthwaite).
residences
date
bef. 1580
place
Claydon, Oxfordshire, England
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[typescript-mollie-pfeiffer-holbrook-low, book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
note
Mollie pp. 87-88: 'the Elder', the first of the name at Claydon, a farmer with good stock; he died there in 1579.
father
id
william-boreman-fl1525
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
spouses
id
isabel-boreman-fl1576
basis
compiled
confidence
probable
sources
[book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]

"The elder," of Claydon, in Goldthwaite's pedigree; the name distinguished him from a younger brother Thomas, probably of Cropredy. His will was witnessed by Christopher Poley, who signed himself "Curate and writer herof."

His inventory of 4 Jan 1579/80 and his will show a farm with "a horse, two cows, three heifers, and sixty pigs" (Goldthwaite). In his will he left his son John "a blacke hawked hecfer A table boarde a bedstede I made myself," and "unto the elder Thomas my sonne my 3 biggiste nawgers an overthwarte sawe & myne oddes"; Goldthwaite takes the tools and the bedstead as a sign of woodworking skill, "possibly ... that of a cooper" (pp. 83-84).

  1. ---
  2. name: Thomas Boreman
  3. aka: [Thomas Boreman "the elder" of Claydon]
  4. sex: male
  5. access: public
  6. summary: >-
  7. Called "the elder," of Claydon. He was probably a son of William Boreman, the husband of Isabel
  8. and the father of William Boreman. His will, dated 3 Apr 1576, was proved on 2 May 1580.
  9. died:
  10. date: by 2 May 1580
  11. basis: compiled
  12. confidence: probable
  13. sources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
  14. note: Will dated 3 Apr 1576, proved 2 May 1580. His inventory is dated 4 Jan 1579/80, so he had died by then. The register's burial entry, "Dec. 9, 1580," was written years later and its year is evidently wrong (Goldthwaite).
  15. residences:
  16. - date: "bef. 1580"
  17. place: Claydon, Oxfordshire, England
  18. basis: compiled
  19. confidence: probable
  20. sources: [typescript-mollie-pfeiffer-holbrook-low, book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
  21. note: "Mollie pp. 87-88: 'the Elder', the first of the name at Claydon, a farmer with good stock; he died there in 1579."
  22. father:
  23. id: william-boreman-fl1525
  24. basis: compiled
  25. confidence: probable
  26. sources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
  27. spouses:
  28. - id: isabel-boreman-fl1576
  29. basis: compiled
  30. confidence: probable
  31. sources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
  32. ---
  34. "The elder," of Claydon, in Goldthwaite's pedigree; the name distinguished him from a
  35. younger brother Thomas, probably of Cropredy. His will was witnessed by Christopher Poley,
  36. who signed himself "Curate and writer herof."
  38. His inventory of 4 Jan 1579/80 and his will show a farm with "a horse, two cows, three
  39. heifers, and sixty pigs" (Goldthwaite). In his will he left his son John "a blacke hawked
  40. hecfer A table boarde a bedstede I made myself," and "unto the elder Thomas my sonne my 3
  41. biggiste nawgers an overthwarte sawe & myne oddes"; Goldthwaite takes the tools and the
  42. bedstead as a sign of woodworking skill, "possibly ... that of a cooper" (pp. 83-84).
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