History of Elizabeth New Jersey Including the Early History of Union County
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May 17th, p a house &c sold you this day at 80^^ is £80, 00, 00. " In 1711, he was one of the Justices of the Peace, and, in 1720, one of the Town Committee. He was a man of much distinction and influence, and the founder of a numerous and respectable family. * John Boardman first appears at the Town Meeting, Jan. 18, 169f, wJien he subscribed 6s. Per annum to Mr. Ilarriman's support. He seems to have been a day-laborer, and may have been the sexton of the church, an entr}^ made in Mr. Harriman...'s Ledger, by his son, John, being in these words : " 1705 August 21 by Diging fathers grave — 0, 4, 0. " Mr. H. Died on the 20th. Boardman died in 1707, his will bearing date, March 4, 170!j-. His wife, Sarah, to whom he left all his property, survived him. F "William Boyell [should, probably, be Boyle] and Jane Jansen, both of E. Town, were married, Sep. 27, 1675, at E. Town, by Justice Bollen. Nothing further is known of them. He may have been the ancestor of Solomon Boyle, who owned 600 acres on the Upper Passaic, adjoining the Berk- ley tract, and was the father of a numerous family.
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May 17th, p a house &c sold you this day at 80^^ is £80, 00, 00. " In 1711, he was one of the Justices of the Peace, and, in 1720, one of the Town Committee. He was a man of much distinction and influence, and the founder of a numerous and respectable family. * John Boardman first appears at the Town Meeting, Jan. 18, 169f, wJien he subscribed 6s. Per annum to Mr. Ilarriman's support. He seems to have been a day-laborer, and may have been the sexton of the church, an entr}^ made in Mr. Harriman...'s Ledger, by his son, John, being in these words : " 1705 August 21 by Diging fathers grave — 0, 4, 0. " Mr. H. Died on the 20th. Boardman died in 1707, his will bearing date, March 4, 170!j-. His wife, Sarah, to whom he left all his property, survived him. F "William Boyell [should, probably, be Boyle] and Jane Jansen, both of E. Town, were married, Sep. 27, 1675, at E. Town, by Justice Bollen. Nothing further is known of them. He may have been the ancestor of Solomon Boyle, who owned 600 acres on the Upper Passaic, adjoining the Berk- ley tract, and was the father of a numerous family.
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