William Boreman
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- William Boreman
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- Of Claydon, England, probably a son of Thomas and Isabel Boreman, the husband of Annis and the father of Thomas Boreman (c. 1570). He made his will on 12 Dec 1610 and was probably buried at Claydon on 10 Jan 1612/13.
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- 10 Jan 1612/13
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- Claydon, England
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- [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
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- Will dated 12 Dec 1610. Goldthwaite, "aged probably not far from sixty years."
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- thomas-boreman-d1580
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- [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
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- isabel-boreman-fl1576
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- [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
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- annis-boreman-d1608
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- [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]
Of Claydon, in Goldthwaite's pedigree. His will, dated 12 Dec 1610, begins "I William Borman of Cleydon in the Countie of Oxford husbandman sicke in bodye." He left "to the repayre of the church in Cleydon thre shillings & foure pence," 6d. apiece to eight named poor men, and 6d. to each of seven godchildren, plus "one shepe" to his godson William Borman. Goldthwaite (pp. 87-88) says his inventory, taken on the day of his burial, shows "comfortable circumstances," and that "His occupation seems to have been exclusively husbandry." The will was written by William Sanderson, curate of Claydon for at least 38 years.
---name: William Boremansex: maleaccess: publicsummary: >-Of Claydon, England, probably a son of Thomas and Isabel Boreman, the husband of Annis and thefather of Thomas Boreman (c. 1570). He made his will on 12 Dec 1610 and was probably buried atClaydon on 10 Jan 1612/13.buried:date: 10 Jan 1612/13place: Claydon, Englandbasis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]note: Will dated 12 Dec 1610. Goldthwaite, "aged probably not far from sixty years."father:id: thomas-boreman-d1580basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]mother:id: isabel-boreman-fl1576basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]spouses:- id: annis-boreman-d1608basis: compiledconfidence: probablesources: [book-goldthwaite-1895-boardman-genealogy]---Of Claydon, in Goldthwaite's pedigree. His will, dated 12 Dec 1610, begins "I WilliamBorman of Cleydon in the Countie of Oxford husbandman sicke in bodye." He left "to therepayre of the church in Cleydon thre shillings & foure pence," 6d. apiece to eight namedpoor men, and 6d. to each of seven godchildren, plus "one shepe" to his godson WilliamBorman. Goldthwaite (pp. 87-88) says his inventory, taken on the day of his burial, shows"comfortable circumstances," and that "His occupation seems to have been exclusivelyhusbandry." The will was written by William Sanderson, curate of Claydon for at least38 years.