Sixth Generation (Continued)
Family of William BOORMAN (28) & Ann WELLER
58. William BOORMAN Jr (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born on 19 May 1771 in Headcorn, Kent, England. Christened in Baptist, Headcorn, Kent, England. William died in Romney Marsh Reg Dist, England, in Q1 1848; he was 76. Religion: Baptist.
- 1771: From the Herne Bay, Union Chapel in Mortimer Street (Independent) registers, Kent, pg 28:
“Wm Boorman Sen’r was born May 19 1771 & Eliz’th his wife Sep’r 1770 & the following are a list of their children as given unto me for insertion,
William Boorman was born March y 2 1792
Elizabeth Boorman was born Oct 17 1793
Ann Boorman was born Dec 5 1797
George Boorman was born March 3 1800
John Boorman was born Jan’y 14 1803
Jane Boorman was born Aug’st 7 1807”
ALSO
- England Births and Christenings
Name Wm. Boorman
Gender Male
Birth Date 19 May 1771
Birthplace BAPTIST,HEADCORN,KENT,ENGLAND
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C09165-1
System Origin England-ODM
GS Film number 0596912 (RG4 932)
- 1824 father’s will: Sons William Boorman, David Boorman and Thomas Boorman received “5 pounds each and no more they having already had a considerable share of my property” after their mother’s death.
RESEARCH NOTES
- One source says born 1801 (seems to be quite a late baby - possible error?) More likely he was born 1771
- from a different researcher: I have them as William BOORMAN & Elizabeth WOOD, m. 21 Oct 1791 Ulcombe, Kent.
If William did fight in the Napoleonic wars then he survived. At the Kent Quarter Sessions of 1790, a William BOORMAN, Wheelwright, of Headcorn faced a bastardy hearing regarding the child of Eleanor HOSMER a single woman. Was it this William or his father? (1790 hearing 138). If it were William Jnr then it doesn't seem to have affected his inheritance.
Some other possibilities
- William was born 19 May 1771 in or near Headcorn, so this could be his 1841 Census entry:-
1841 Census of Dymchurch:-
HO107/477/20
Folio 5, page 2
ED 5
Dymchurch Parish
William BOORMAN 70 Wheelwright J Y
Elizabeth do 70 Y
Rachael do 25 Y
Eliza do 9 Y
This would then tie in with his death Q1 1848 Romney Marsh district.
This would be his widow in 1851:-
1851 Census of Dymchurch:-
HO107/1634
ED 3
Folio 27, page 9
31
Elizabeth BOORMAN Head W 77 Pauper Kent Cranbrook
Jane do Grand Daur U 13 Scholar do Dymchurch
- 1771: From the Herne Bay, Union Chapel in Mortimer Street (Independent) registers, Kent, pg 28:
“Wm Boorman Sen’r was born May 19 1771 & Eliz’th his wife Sep’r 1770 & the following are a list of their children as given unto me for insertion,
William Boorman was born March y 2 1792
Elizabeth Boorman was born Oct 17 1793
Ann Boorman was born Dec 5 1797
George Boorman was born March 3 1800
John Boorman was born Jan’y 14 1803
Jane Boorman was born Aug’st 7 1807”
ALSO
- England Births and Christenings
Name Wm. Boorman
Gender Male
Birth Date 19 May 1771
Birthplace BAPTIST,HEADCORN,KENT,ENGLAND
Indexing Project (Batch) Number C09165-1
System Origin England-ODM
GS Film number 0596912 (RG4 932)
- 1824 father’s will: Sons William Boorman, David Boorman and Thomas Boorman received “5 pounds each and no more they having already had a considerable share of my property” after their mother’s death.
RESEARCH NOTES
- One source says born 1801 (seems to be quite a late baby - possible error?) More likely he was born 1771
- from a different researcher: I have them as William BOORMAN & Elizabeth WOOD, m. 21 Oct 1791 Ulcombe, Kent.
If William did fight in the Napoleonic wars then he survived. At the Kent Quarter Sessions of 1790, a William BOORMAN, Wheelwright, of Headcorn faced a bastardy hearing regarding the child of Eleanor HOSMER a single woman. Was it this William or his father? (1790 hearing 138). If it were William Jnr then it doesn't seem to have affected his inheritance.
Some other possibilities
- William was born 19 May 1771 in or near Headcorn, so this could be his 1841 Census entry:-
1841 Census of Dymchurch:-
HO107/477/20
Folio 5, page 2
ED 5
Dymchurch Parish
William BOORMAN 70 Wheelwright J Y
Elizabeth do 70 Y
Rachael do 25 Y
Eliza do 9 Y
This would then tie in with his death Q1 1848 Romney Marsh district.
This would be his widow in 1851:-
1851 Census of Dymchurch:-
HO107/1634
ED 3
Folio 27, page 9
31
Elizabeth BOORMAN Head W 77 Pauper Kent Cranbrook
Jane do Grand Daur U 13 Scholar do Dymchurch
On 21 Oct 1791 when William was 20, he married Elizabeth WOOD in Ulcombe, Kent, England. Born in Sep 1770.
They had the following children:
182i.
William BOORMAN (1792-<1841)
183ii.
Elizabeth BOORMAN (1793-)
184iii.
Ann BOORMAN (Died as Infant) (~1795-1797)
185iv.
Ann BOORMAN (1797-)
186v.
George BOORMAN (1800-1879)
187vi.
John BOORMAN (1803-)
188vii.
Jane BOORMAN (Died as Infant) (~1805-1806)
189viii.
Jane BOORMAN (1807-)
59. Ann BOORMAN (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1) 
. Born on 9 Aug 1772 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Ann died in Neversink, Sulivan County, NY, USA, on 5 Jun 1842; she was 69. Buried in 1842 in Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA.
- 1790 Marriage License (London England Extracted Parish Records) also (Kent, England, Extracted Parish Records)
Wm Denman of Hythe bach & Ann Boorman of Headcorn minor (fath Wm B), at Headcorn. 23 Jun 1790.
Volume 33 Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage
Licences, 1781-1809 (Marriage)
- 1790 "England, Marriages, 1538–1973"
groom's name: William Denman
bride's name: Ann Boorman
marriage date: 24 Jun 1790
marriage place: Headcorn, Kent, England
indexing project (batch) number: I01573-1, also I00917-9
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 1736725
reference number: item 5 p 158
Transcribed from the Headcorn register:
BCb/BRf/11b/158
A Copy of the Registers of the Parish of Headcorn from Lady Day 1790 to Lady day 1791 - Marriages 1790 [2nd entry]:
“June 24 William Denman of the parish of Hythe Batchelor and Ann boorman of this parish Spinster were married in this church by Licence.”
- They lived at Hythe on the Kent coast with 3 children born to them there: John, William, Elizabeth
- About 1795 they went to America, for [baby] Elizabeth died in New York in 1795
- 1819 in fathers will: He bequeaths to his daughter Ann, wife of William Denman, now in North America, 30 pounds sterling and one-sixth of his goods.
- From Settlement of the Neversink Country:
“In 1795 Willliam and Ann Denman came to the Neversink Country from Ditchling, Sussex County, England, and settled on the hill now called Denman Mt. on 200 acres purchased sight unseen from James Debrosses. Mr Denman built a lean-to for shelter in the fall of 1795. He carved lettering into a rock showing the date of his settlement. Present day residents have seen this carving. Life was difficult in this remote area. Although the threat from Indeans was gone, the area was inhabited by panthers, wolves, and other wild animals. Farming and hunting provided for the family.... In spite of all hardships, the Denmans survived and prospered. Mr Denman replaced their one room log home with a two story plank house and he and his wife, Ann, raised and educated ten children in their new home so far from England.”
- 1842 memorial for Anna Boorman Denman
Birth: Aug. 7, 1772 Kent, England
Death: Jun. 5, 1842 Neversink, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Spouse:
William Denman (1763 - 1858)*
Children:
Elizabeth Hall (____ - 1869)*
Thomas Denman (1800 - 1858)*
Martin Denman (1806 - 1872)*
Ann Denman Townsend (1809 - 1902)*
Henry Denman (1812 - 1884)*
Samuel Denman (1814 - 1859)*
*Calculated relationship
Note: relative said she was born in Sheldom, Kent, England. fg offers Sheldwich, but not Sheldom
Burial: Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Maintained by: CarolsCO
Originally Created by: Janet
Record added: May 05, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 52033304
RESEARCH NOTES
- 11 children listed
- regarding marriage: “A search on Ancestry shows two sources of extracted parish records which list William Denman of Hythe, bachelor, and Ann Boorman of Headcorn, minor, father William Boorman, 23 Jun 1790 at Headcorn. Since these are extracted records of Canterbury licences I suspect that this is the licence (meaning there should also be an allegation and a bond somewhere in the parish). Also if the licence was issued 23 Jun then the marriage could well have taken place on 24 Jun, the next day. [The] image of a page obtained from the Family History Library in Salt Lake City shows that marriage recorded in a copy of the Register of the parish of Headcorn from Lady Day 1790 to Lady Day 1791 [shows the marriage was held on June 24 1790].”
- 1842, did she die in Jan or June?
- Another researcher reports: My sister and I have tried at least twice to find their gravestones in this cemetery without success, although I am told on good authority (by one of the cemetery Trustees and a Denman, that they are there. Guess another trip to Neversink may be in my future!
- posted in a “Amos Family Tree” on ancestry: “I have a marriage record from the General Baptist Chapel in Ditchling, Sussex, England, saying Ann Boorman married William Denman from Hythe there on 23rd June 1790!! (She was born in Headcorn, Kent, according to this record.) This chapel has in their archives, letters sent much later on from America to England to William's brother John, and letters from John to William. Apparently John joined William in Amereica, then returned home toEngland!”
. Born on 9 Aug 1772 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Ann died in Neversink, Sulivan County, NY, USA, on 5 Jun 1842; she was 69. Buried in 1842 in Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA.- 1790 Marriage License (London England Extracted Parish Records) also (Kent, England, Extracted Parish Records)
Wm Denman of Hythe bach & Ann Boorman of Headcorn minor (fath Wm B), at Headcorn. 23 Jun 1790.
Volume 33 Kent, Surrey, London: - Canterbury Marriage
Licences, 1781-1809 (Marriage)
- 1790 "England, Marriages, 1538–1973"
groom's name: William Denman
bride's name: Ann Boorman
marriage date: 24 Jun 1790
marriage place: Headcorn, Kent, England
indexing project (batch) number: I01573-1, also I00917-9
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 1736725
reference number: item 5 p 158
Transcribed from the Headcorn register:
BCb/BRf/11b/158
A Copy of the Registers of the Parish of Headcorn from Lady Day 1790 to Lady day 1791 - Marriages 1790 [2nd entry]:
“June 24 William Denman of the parish of Hythe Batchelor and Ann boorman of this parish Spinster were married in this church by Licence.”
- They lived at Hythe on the Kent coast with 3 children born to them there: John, William, Elizabeth
- About 1795 they went to America, for [baby] Elizabeth died in New York in 1795
- 1819 in fathers will: He bequeaths to his daughter Ann, wife of William Denman, now in North America, 30 pounds sterling and one-sixth of his goods.
- From Settlement of the Neversink Country:
“In 1795 Willliam and Ann Denman came to the Neversink Country from Ditchling, Sussex County, England, and settled on the hill now called Denman Mt. on 200 acres purchased sight unseen from James Debrosses. Mr Denman built a lean-to for shelter in the fall of 1795. He carved lettering into a rock showing the date of his settlement. Present day residents have seen this carving. Life was difficult in this remote area. Although the threat from Indeans was gone, the area was inhabited by panthers, wolves, and other wild animals. Farming and hunting provided for the family.... In spite of all hardships, the Denmans survived and prospered. Mr Denman replaced their one room log home with a two story plank house and he and his wife, Ann, raised and educated ten children in their new home so far from England.”
- 1842 memorial for Anna Boorman Denman
Birth: Aug. 7, 1772 Kent, England
Death: Jun. 5, 1842 Neversink, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Spouse:
William Denman (1763 - 1858)*
Children:
Elizabeth Hall (____ - 1869)*
Thomas Denman (1800 - 1858)*
Martin Denman (1806 - 1872)*
Ann Denman Townsend (1809 - 1902)*
Henry Denman (1812 - 1884)*
Samuel Denman (1814 - 1859)*
*Calculated relationship
Note: relative said she was born in Sheldom, Kent, England. fg offers Sheldwich, but not Sheldom
Burial: Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Maintained by: CarolsCO
Originally Created by: Janet
Record added: May 05, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 52033304
RESEARCH NOTES
- 11 children listed
- regarding marriage: “A search on Ancestry shows two sources of extracted parish records which list William Denman of Hythe, bachelor, and Ann Boorman of Headcorn, minor, father William Boorman, 23 Jun 1790 at Headcorn. Since these are extracted records of Canterbury licences I suspect that this is the licence (meaning there should also be an allegation and a bond somewhere in the parish). Also if the licence was issued 23 Jun then the marriage could well have taken place on 24 Jun, the next day. [The] image of a page obtained from the Family History Library in Salt Lake City shows that marriage recorded in a copy of the Register of the parish of Headcorn from Lady Day 1790 to Lady Day 1791 [shows the marriage was held on June 24 1790].”
- 1842, did she die in Jan or June?
- Another researcher reports: My sister and I have tried at least twice to find their gravestones in this cemetery without success, although I am told on good authority (by one of the cemetery Trustees and a Denman, that they are there. Guess another trip to Neversink may be in my future!
- posted in a “Amos Family Tree” on ancestry: “I have a marriage record from the General Baptist Chapel in Ditchling, Sussex, England, saying Ann Boorman married William Denman from Hythe there on 23rd June 1790!! (She was born in Headcorn, Kent, according to this record.) This chapel has in their archives, letters sent much later on from America to England to William's brother John, and letters from John to William. Apparently John joined William in Amereica, then returned home toEngland!”
On 24 Jun 1790 when Ann was 17, she married William DENMAN , son of William DENMAN & Ann MARTEN, in Headcorn, Kent, England. Born on 10 Nov 1763 in Ditchling, Sussex, England. William died in Neversink, Sulivan County, NY, USA, on 10 Dec 1858; he was 95. Buried in 1858 in Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA.
- 1800 United States Federal Census
Name: William Denman
Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Navisink, Ulster, New York
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 4
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 6
Year: 1800; Census Place: Navisink, Ulster, New York; Series: M32; Roll: 21; Page: 184; Image: 190; Family History Library Film: 193709 - line 7316, pg 2 of 2 for “Navisink”
- 1810 United States Federal Census
Name: William Denman
Home in 1810 (City, County, State): Neversink, Sullivan, New York
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 3
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 7
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 10
Year: 1810; Census Place: Neversink, Sullivan, New York; Roll: 30; Page: 330; Image: 00276; Family History Library Film: 0181384 [7th line from bottom on page 2]
- 1820 United States Federal Census
Name: William Denman
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Neversink, Sullivan, New York
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 4
Free White Persons - Under 16: 4
Free White Persons - Over 25: 2
Total Free White Persons: 10
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 10
1820 U S Census; Census Place: Neversink, Sullivan, New York; Page: 180; NARA Roll: M33_71; Image: 194
(first line on pg6 - last page. On pg 4 is listed William Denman Jr. No Denmans on other pages.)
- 1840 census only lists name of head of household and number of occupants by age range:
1840 "United States Census, 1840," Wm Denman, Neversink, Sullivan, New York
name: Wm Denman
residence: Neversink, Sullivan, New York
page number: 54
nara publication number: M704
nara roll number: 342
film number: 0017207
digital folder number: 004409461
image number: 00708 - [this is William the elder – there are only 2 people, both older – the male bet 70-80 and the female bet 60-70 ]
ALSO
1840 United States Federal Census
Name: Wm Denman
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Neversink, Sullivan, New York
Free White Persons - Males - 70 thru 79: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 60 thru 69: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 1
Total Free White Persons: 2
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 2
Source Citation: Year: 1840; Census Place: Neversink, Sullivan, New York; Roll: 342; Page: 54; Image: 708; Family History Library Film: 0017207.
[next door is the Henry Denman family, all under 30]
- 1850 census, living in Neversink Sullivan NY with son William and his family:
William Denman 88 - farmer, England
- 1855 New York, State Census, 1855 - July 2nd
Name: William Denman
Birth Year: abt 1764
Age: 91
Gender: Male
Residence: Neversink, Sullivan, New York, USA
Household number: 374
Line Number: 29
Household Members:
Name Age - frame house $700
Peter C Hall 52 - 52, M, - born Sullivan Co, married, res in town 52yrs, voter
Elisabeth Hall 52 - 52, F, Wife, born Sullivan Co, married, res 52 yrs, farmer
Oladine Hall 22 - 22, F, Child, born Sullivan Co, res 22 yrs
Charls Hall 21 - 21, M, child, born Sullivan Co, res 21 yrs, voter
Levy Hall 19 - 19, M, Child, born Sullivan Co, res 19 yrs
Mott Hall 17 - 17, M, child, born Sullivan Co, res 17 yrs
Pheby Hall 13 - 13, F, child, born Sullivan Co, res 13 yrs
William Denman 91 - 91, M, [no relation listed], England, res 60 yrs
Ancestry.com. New York, State Census, 1855 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
- 1858 memorial for William Denman
Birth: Nov. 11, 1763 Ditchling, East Sussex, England
Death: Dec. 10, 1858 Neversink, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Note: In 1795 William brought his family to America from England. William Denman married Ann Boorman 24 Jun 1790 in Headcom, Kent, England. The following was written by his granddaughter, Priscilla Denman Eller, "I can remember my grandfather; he lived with my father (Henry Denman)many years on the old Denman homestead in the town of Neversink. There he settled when he first came to America. He was a scholar, & a gentleman. I remember his quoting Shakespeare,Milton Young's, Night Thoughts, & many other works to me in my childhood." "He was a man of iron will, strong likes & dislikes." "He endured many privations as one of the first settlers of this country, but his iron constitution endured the mall well & at the age of 90 years he was hale & hearty; walking 4 miles to present me with his photograph, which I still have in a good state of preservation. He died at the age of 95 & 1 month." submitted by B Foster
Spouse:
Anna Boorman Denman (1772 - 1842)
Children:
Elizabeth Hall (____ - 1869)*
William Denman (1793 - 1875)*
Thomas Denman (1800 - 1858)*
Martin Denman (1806 - 1872)*
Ann Denman Townsend (1809 - 1902)*
Henry Denman (1812 - 1884)*
Samuel Denman (1814 - 1859)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Maintained by: CarolsCO
Originally Created by: Janet
Record added: May 05, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 52033290
RESEARCH NOTES
From other researchers:
- Son of Willliam Denman (died aft 1782) and Ann Marten. The pedigree goes back 3 further generations, all named William Denman.(from another researcher)
- From a book called “Denman Family History” published 1913 by Harris, pages 67-74 :
“Two brothers, William and John Denman, came from Sussex County, England, to America in 1795. They were descendants of William Denman of Newhall Grange, Brampton, in Cumberland, who is found on record in the latter part of the fourteenth century as possessing that Manor.
“William was born at Ditchley [Ditchling?], Sussex County, England, November 10, 1763, and died at Neversink, Sullivan Co., NY, December 10, 1858. He was married at Headcom [sic], County Kent, England, June 24, 1790 to Ann Boorman, who was born at Staplehurst, County Kent, August 9, 1772 and died at Neversink, NY, June 5, 1847. They had eleven children: John, William, Elizabeth, Edward, Thomas, Elizabeth the second, Jane, Martin, Ann, Henry, and Samuel. Of these the first three were born at Hythe, County Kent, in England, and all the others in Sullivan Co, New York….”
- Hythe Kent is apparently where William already was living when he and Ann Boorman married, and where they lived as a young family. So far no clues about how/why he got there from the Ditchling area or what he did there. I don't think there was a Baptist presence so he may have broken with the church? Their children John, Edward, and the first Elizabeth were all born in Hythe
“the French Revolution … (1789-1799) …may have been part of the young Denmans decision to migrate to the very new country that was America in 1795. … I have found no information so far that tells why William Denman moved to the coast from his Sussex farming town. This move took him away from his General Baptist church community. There is, so far, no documentation of any group moving to the Hythe area at that time and it was a close-knit community. That was presumably why William went back to it for his bride, traveling some distance to Headcorn to marry in 1790 having already settled in Hythe.”
[From wikpedia: “Hythe, is a small coastal market town on the edge of Romney Marsh, in the District of Shepway on the south coast of Kent. The word Hythe or Hithe is an Old English word meaning Haven or Landing Place.” It is just west of Folkestone and SW of Ashford.] [Ditchling is above 15km NNE of Brighton and Hove, quite a distance west along the cost from Folkestone.]
[Hythe is quite a distance east of Brighton Sussex along England’s south coast; Brighton is south of Ditching]
Has anyone accessed the Hythe Kent Baptisms, marriages and burials, 1720-1812 (missing: 1742/3, 1772/3). Family History Library British Film 1736837 Item 1 ? (doesn’t appear to be indexed). N/C indexes don’t start until 1810 or 1816 in Hyth
, son of William DENMAN & Ann MARTEN, in Headcorn, Kent, England. Born on 10 Nov 1763 in Ditchling, Sussex, England. William died in Neversink, Sulivan County, NY, USA, on 10 Dec 1858; he was 95. Buried in 1858 in Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA.- 1800 United States Federal Census
Name: William Denman
Home in 1800 (City, County, State): Navisink, Ulster, New York
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 3
Free White Persons - Males - 26 thru 44: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 4
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 6
Year: 1800; Census Place: Navisink, Ulster, New York; Series: M32; Roll: 21; Page: 184; Image: 190; Family History Library Film: 193709 - line 7316, pg 2 of 2 for “Navisink”
- 1810 United States Federal Census
Name: William Denman
Home in 1810 (City, County, State): Neversink, Sullivan, New York
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 3
Free White Persons - Females - 26 thru 44: 1
Number of Household Members Under 16: 7
Number of Household Members Over 25: 2
Number of Household Members: 10
Year: 1810; Census Place: Neversink, Sullivan, New York; Roll: 30; Page: 330; Image: 00276; Family History Library Film: 0181384 [7th line from bottom on page 2]
- 1820 United States Federal Census
Name: William Denman
Home in 1820 (City, County, State): Neversink, Sullivan, New York
Enumeration Date: August 7, 1820
Free White Persons - Males - Under 10: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 10 thru 15: 1
Free White Persons - Males - 16 thru 25: 2
Free White Persons - Males - 45 and over: 1
Free White Persons - Females - Under 10: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 16 thru 25: 2
Free White Persons - Females - 45 and over : 1
Number of Persons - Engaged in Agriculture: 4
Free White Persons - Under 16: 4
Free White Persons - Over 25: 2
Total Free White Persons: 10
Total All Persons - White, Slaves, Colored, Other: 10
1820 U S Census; Census Place: Neversink, Sullivan, New York; Page: 180; NARA Roll: M33_71; Image: 194
(first line on pg6 - last page. On pg 4 is listed William Denman Jr. No Denmans on other pages.)
- 1840 census only lists name of head of household and number of occupants by age range:
1840 "United States Census, 1840," Wm Denman, Neversink, Sullivan, New York
name: Wm Denman
residence: Neversink, Sullivan, New York
page number: 54
nara publication number: M704
nara roll number: 342
film number: 0017207
digital folder number: 004409461
image number: 00708 - [this is William the elder – there are only 2 people, both older – the male bet 70-80 and the female bet 60-70 ]
ALSO
1840 United States Federal Census
Name: Wm Denman
Home in 1840 (City, County, State): Neversink, Sullivan, New York
Free White Persons - Males - 70 thru 79: 1
Free White Persons - Females - 60 thru 69: 1
Persons Employed in Agriculture: 1
Total Free White Persons: 2
Total All Persons - Free White, Free Colored, Slaves: 2
Source Citation: Year: 1840; Census Place: Neversink, Sullivan, New York; Roll: 342; Page: 54; Image: 708; Family History Library Film: 0017207.
[next door is the Henry Denman family, all under 30]
- 1850 census, living in Neversink Sullivan NY with son William and his family:
William Denman 88 - farmer, England
- 1855 New York, State Census, 1855 - July 2nd
Name: William Denman
Birth Year: abt 1764
Age: 91
Gender: Male
Residence: Neversink, Sullivan, New York, USA
Household number: 374
Line Number: 29
Household Members:
Name Age - frame house $700
Peter C Hall 52 - 52, M, - born Sullivan Co, married, res in town 52yrs, voter
Elisabeth Hall 52 - 52, F, Wife, born Sullivan Co, married, res 52 yrs, farmer
Oladine Hall 22 - 22, F, Child, born Sullivan Co, res 22 yrs
Charls Hall 21 - 21, M, child, born Sullivan Co, res 21 yrs, voter
Levy Hall 19 - 19, M, Child, born Sullivan Co, res 19 yrs
Mott Hall 17 - 17, M, child, born Sullivan Co, res 17 yrs
Pheby Hall 13 - 13, F, child, born Sullivan Co, res 13 yrs
William Denman 91 - 91, M, [no relation listed], England, res 60 yrs
Ancestry.com. New York, State Census, 1855 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2013.
- 1858 memorial for William Denman
Birth: Nov. 11, 1763 Ditchling, East Sussex, England
Death: Dec. 10, 1858 Neversink, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Note: In 1795 William brought his family to America from England. William Denman married Ann Boorman 24 Jun 1790 in Headcom, Kent, England. The following was written by his granddaughter, Priscilla Denman Eller, "I can remember my grandfather; he lived with my father (Henry Denman)many years on the old Denman homestead in the town of Neversink. There he settled when he first came to America. He was a scholar, & a gentleman. I remember his quoting Shakespeare,Milton Young's, Night Thoughts, & many other works to me in my childhood." "He was a man of iron will, strong likes & dislikes." "He endured many privations as one of the first settlers of this country, but his iron constitution endured the mall well & at the age of 90 years he was hale & hearty; walking 4 miles to present me with his photograph, which I still have in a good state of preservation. He died at the age of 95 & 1 month." submitted by B Foster
Spouse:
Anna Boorman Denman (1772 - 1842)
Children:
Elizabeth Hall (____ - 1869)*
William Denman (1793 - 1875)*
Thomas Denman (1800 - 1858)*
Martin Denman (1806 - 1872)*
Ann Denman Townsend (1809 - 1902)*
Henry Denman (1812 - 1884)*
Samuel Denman (1814 - 1859)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial: Grahamsville Rural Cemetery, Grahamsville, Sullivan County, New York, USA
Maintained by: CarolsCO
Originally Created by: Janet
Record added: May 05, 2010
Find A Grave Memorial# 52033290
RESEARCH NOTES
From other researchers:
- Son of Willliam Denman (died aft 1782) and Ann Marten. The pedigree goes back 3 further generations, all named William Denman.(from another researcher)
- From a book called “Denman Family History” published 1913 by Harris, pages 67-74 :
“Two brothers, William and John Denman, came from Sussex County, England, to America in 1795. They were descendants of William Denman of Newhall Grange, Brampton, in Cumberland, who is found on record in the latter part of the fourteenth century as possessing that Manor.
“William was born at Ditchley [Ditchling?], Sussex County, England, November 10, 1763, and died at Neversink, Sullivan Co., NY, December 10, 1858. He was married at Headcom [sic], County Kent, England, June 24, 1790 to Ann Boorman, who was born at Staplehurst, County Kent, August 9, 1772 and died at Neversink, NY, June 5, 1847. They had eleven children: John, William, Elizabeth, Edward, Thomas, Elizabeth the second, Jane, Martin, Ann, Henry, and Samuel. Of these the first three were born at Hythe, County Kent, in England, and all the others in Sullivan Co, New York….”
- Hythe Kent is apparently where William already was living when he and Ann Boorman married, and where they lived as a young family. So far no clues about how/why he got there from the Ditchling area or what he did there. I don't think there was a Baptist presence so he may have broken with the church? Their children John, Edward, and the first Elizabeth were all born in Hythe
“the French Revolution … (1789-1799) …may have been part of the young Denmans decision to migrate to the very new country that was America in 1795. … I have found no information so far that tells why William Denman moved to the coast from his Sussex farming town. This move took him away from his General Baptist church community. There is, so far, no documentation of any group moving to the Hythe area at that time and it was a close-knit community. That was presumably why William went back to it for his bride, traveling some distance to Headcorn to marry in 1790 having already settled in Hythe.”
[From wikpedia: “Hythe, is a small coastal market town on the edge of Romney Marsh, in the District of Shepway on the south coast of Kent. The word Hythe or Hithe is an Old English word meaning Haven or Landing Place.” It is just west of Folkestone and SW of Ashford.] [Ditchling is above 15km NNE of Brighton and Hove, quite a distance west along the cost from Folkestone.]
[Hythe is quite a distance east of Brighton Sussex along England’s south coast; Brighton is south of Ditching]
Has anyone accessed the Hythe Kent Baptisms, marriages and burials, 1720-1812 (missing: 1742/3, 1772/3). Family History Library British Film 1736837 Item 1 ? (doesn’t appear to be indexed). N/C indexes don’t start until 1810 or 1816 in Hyth
They had the following children:
190i.
John DENMAN (1791-1878)
191ii.
William DENMAN (1793-1875)
192iii.
Elizabeth DENMAN (Died as Infant) (1794-1795)
193iv.
Edward DENMAN (1797-1864)
194v.
Thomas DENMAN (1800-1858)
195vi.
Elizabeth DENMAN (1802-1869)
196vii.
Jane DENMAN (1804-1864)
197viii.
Martin DENMAN (1806-1872)
198ix.
Ann DENMAN (1809-1902)
199x.
Henry DENMAN (1812-1884)
200xi.
Samuel DENMAN (1813-1859)
60. John BOORMAN (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born on 20 Apr 1774 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Christened on 9 Oct 1807 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. John died in Staplehurst, Kent, England, on 21 Jan 1810; he was 35. Buried on 26 Jan 1810 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Occupation: Publican. Religion: C Of E.
- 1798 Marriage Staplehurst All Saints, Kent, England:
1798 17 Sep BOORMAN John BARTEN Sarah Both OTP
- 1798 banns Staplehurst All Saints:
John BOORMAN OTP
Sarah BARTEN OTP
29 Jul 1798, 05 Aug 1798, 12 Aug 1798
- 1806 England Marriages, 1538–1973
Groom's Name: John Boorman
Bride's Name: Lucy Woore
Marriage Date: 02 Apr 1806
Marriage Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/221
- 1806 All Saints Staplehurst: 1806 2 Apr BOORMAN John WOORE Lucy Lic. Both OTP, G: widower
- 1807 adult baptism for a John Boorman, son of William and Ann, in Staplehurst Kent. Baptism: 1807 9 Oct; birth: 1774 20 Apr - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~staplehurst/pdf_data/baptisms_1793_1812.pdf
- 1810 England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991
Name: John Boorman
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 26 Jan 1810
Burial Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/229
RESEARCH NOTES
- NAME: is his middle name Hicks? NO. As one researcher reports:
John Hicks is a different person [more distantly related] who was baptised at East Grinstead 12 May 1765, married Jane Martyr and died 17 Oct 1832. John & Jane are buried together in a very elaborate tomb at East Peckham, Kent. [see indexed records on familysearch.org - he was the son of William Boorman and Elizabeth Lynn]
- This John Boorman [son of William and Ann] was landlord of "The Crown" at Staplehurst and he keeled over and died one morning whilst pulling ale in January 1810, most likely from a stroke or heart attack.
- MARRIAGES:
version 1: 1) Ann Barter, 2) Lucy ?
version 2: 1) Sarah Barten, 2) Lucy Woore
- Regarding the family legend of 2 of Thomas’s brothers going off to Napoleonic war and dying:
“John BOORMAN I have as born 20 Apr 1774 Staplehurst, marrying Sarah BARTEN and Lucy WOORE, dying 21 Jan 1810 and being buried 26 Jan 1810 Staplehurst. The first British involvement in the Peninsular Wars was to send an expeditionary force to Spain in Aug 1808. So it would have been possible for John to have been part of that force and to have been repatriated with injuries from which he subsequently died. Thomas had two younger brothers, David and Edward, who died in 1843 and 1858 respectively. Apart from John who had died, all four of the surviving sons were beneficiaries in William Snr's Will.”
- 1798 Marriage Staplehurst All Saints, Kent, England:
1798 17 Sep BOORMAN John BARTEN Sarah Both OTP
- 1798 banns Staplehurst All Saints:
John BOORMAN OTP
Sarah BARTEN OTP
29 Jul 1798, 05 Aug 1798, 12 Aug 1798
- 1806 England Marriages, 1538–1973
Groom's Name: John Boorman
Bride's Name: Lucy Woore
Marriage Date: 02 Apr 1806
Marriage Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/221
- 1806 All Saints Staplehurst: 1806 2 Apr BOORMAN John WOORE Lucy Lic. Both OTP, G: widower
- 1807 adult baptism for a John Boorman, son of William and Ann, in Staplehurst Kent. Baptism: 1807 9 Oct; birth: 1774 20 Apr - http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~staplehurst/pdf_data/baptisms_1793_1812.pdf
- 1810 England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991
Name: John Boorman
Gender: Male
Burial Date: 26 Jan 1810
Burial Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/229
RESEARCH NOTES
- NAME: is his middle name Hicks? NO. As one researcher reports:
John Hicks is a different person [more distantly related] who was baptised at East Grinstead 12 May 1765, married Jane Martyr and died 17 Oct 1832. John & Jane are buried together in a very elaborate tomb at East Peckham, Kent. [see indexed records on familysearch.org - he was the son of William Boorman and Elizabeth Lynn]
- This John Boorman [son of William and Ann] was landlord of "The Crown" at Staplehurst and he keeled over and died one morning whilst pulling ale in January 1810, most likely from a stroke or heart attack.
- MARRIAGES:
version 1: 1) Ann Barter, 2) Lucy ?
version 2: 1) Sarah Barten, 2) Lucy Woore
- Regarding the family legend of 2 of Thomas’s brothers going off to Napoleonic war and dying:
“John BOORMAN I have as born 20 Apr 1774 Staplehurst, marrying Sarah BARTEN and Lucy WOORE, dying 21 Jan 1810 and being buried 26 Jan 1810 Staplehurst. The first British involvement in the Peninsular Wars was to send an expeditionary force to Spain in Aug 1808. So it would have been possible for John to have been part of that force and to have been repatriated with injuries from which he subsequently died. Thomas had two younger brothers, David and Edward, who died in 1843 and 1858 respectively. Apart from John who had died, all four of the surviving sons were beneficiaries in William Snr's Will.”
On 17 Sep 1798 when John was 24, he first married Sarah BARTEN in Staplehurst All Saints, Staplehurst, Kent, England. Born in 1773 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Sarah died in Staplehurst, Kent, England, on 4 Nov 1804; she was 31. Buried on 8 Nov 1804 in Staplehurst, Kent, England.
- 1804 England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991
Name: Sarah Boorman
Gender: Female
Burial Date: 08 Nov 1804
Burial Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/220
RESEARCH NOTES
- Name may be Ann Barter or Sarah Barten????
- Staplehurst MI: 301. Sarah, wife of John BOORMAN of this parish, victualler, died 4 November 1801 at the age of 28, leaving one daughter, Sarah. Ann their daughter died 14 December 1802 aged 1 year 11 months. ( Some Monumental Inscriptions of Staplehurst Church, Noted by Leland L. Duncan August 1922 - http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Libr/MIs/MIsStaplehurst/01.htm#Index)
- Staplehurst MI’s:
301. Sarah, wife of John BOORMAN of this parish, victualler, died 4 November 1801 at the age of 28, leaving one daughter, Sarah. Ann their daughter died 14 December 1802 aged 1 year 11 months. - http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Libr/MIs/MIsStaplehurst/01.htm - did she die 1801 or 1804?
- 1804 England Deaths and Burials, 1538-1991
Name: Sarah Boorman
Gender: Female
Burial Date: 08 Nov 1804
Burial Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/220
RESEARCH NOTES
- Name may be Ann Barter or Sarah Barten????
- Staplehurst MI: 301. Sarah, wife of John BOORMAN of this parish, victualler, died 4 November 1801 at the age of 28, leaving one daughter, Sarah. Ann their daughter died 14 December 1802 aged 1 year 11 months. ( Some Monumental Inscriptions of Staplehurst Church, Noted by Leland L. Duncan August 1922 - http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Libr/MIs/MIsStaplehurst/01.htm#Index)
- Staplehurst MI’s:
301. Sarah, wife of John BOORMAN of this parish, victualler, died 4 November 1801 at the age of 28, leaving one daughter, Sarah. Ann their daughter died 14 December 1802 aged 1 year 11 months. - http://www.kentarchaeology.org.uk/Research/Libr/MIs/MIsStaplehurst/01.htm - did she die 1801 or 1804?
They had the following children:
201i.
Sarah BOORMAN (1799-)
202ii.
Ann BOORMAN (Died as Infant) (1801-1802)
On 2 Apr 1806 when John was 31, he second married Lucy WOORE in Staplehurst All Saints, Staplehurst, Kent, England. Born in 1778 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Lucy died in Staplehurst, Kent, England, in 1864; she was 86. Buried on 7 Nov 1864 in Staplehurst, Kent, England.
- Daughter of Richard Woore (1746-1820) and Elizabeth (1748-1826); sister of Elizabeth Woore (c1770), Sarah Woore (c1772), Ann Woore (c1774)
- Daughter of Richard Woore (1746-1820) and Elizabeth (1748-1826); sister of Elizabeth Woore (c1770), Sarah Woore (c1772), Ann Woore (c1774)
They had one child:
203i.
John BOORMAN (1807-~1861)
On 15 Apr 1796 when Susannah was 20, she married William TAMKIN in Maidstone, Kent, England. Born abt 1776 in Boughton Monchelsea, Kent, England. Christened in Feb 1776 in Boughton Monchelsea, Kent, England. William died in Staplehurst, Kent, England, on 9 Jan 1809; he was 33. Buried on 16 Jan 1809 in Staplehurst Churchyard, Staplehurst, Kent, England.
RESEARCH NOTES
- Last name Tamkin or Tomkin. May also have been referred to as Templin, Tamplin.
RESEARCH NOTES
- Last name Tamkin or Tomkin. May also have been referred to as Templin, Tamplin.
They had the following children:
204i.
William TAMKIN (~1798-1798)
205ii.
Ann TAMKIN (1799-~1864)
206iii.
William TAMKIN (1801-)
62. Thomas BOORMAN (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1) . Born ca 1776 in Headcorn, Kent, England. Thomas died in Camberwell, Surrey, England, in 1845; he was 69. Buried on 2 Aug 1845 in St George's, Camberwell, Surrey, England. Occupation: Wheelwright.
NAME: Thomas, from son Thomas's christening records.
LOCATION: Lived in Broughton (formerly Headcorn) in 1808 from christening records of daughter Louisa. “Moved to Camberwell in/about 1820 where he also opened a Wheelwright Shop.”
- 1824 father’s will: Sons William Boorman, David Boorman and Thomas Boorman received “5 pounds each and no more they having already had a considerable share of my property” after their mother’s death.
- 1841 Census of Camberwell:-
HO107/1050/7
ED 18
Folio 49, page 11
Southampton Street
Thomas BOORMAN 60 Wheelwright Yes
Ann do 60 Yes
Louisa do 18 Dress Maker Yes
Folio 50, page 12
Mary Ann SNOW[?] 33 indt. Yes
Elizh. LUCK 9 F.S. Yes
From other researchers
- Thomas was living in Southampton Street and that is where he died and was buried as BOREMAN 2 Aug 1845 St George's, Camberwell, aged 68 [see attached], so born c.1776/7, probably in Staplehurst, Kent, not Surrey as indicated above. I have only one marriage for him - to Ann CARPENTER 29 Jul 1801 All Saints, Maidstone, Kent.
- Southampton Street in London where Thomas Boorman died in 1845 and where he had his wheelwright’s business [photo taken 2012]
[Southampton Street is currently a short 2 blocks long, perpendicular to The Strand, very near Covent Gardens to the WNW, and a bend in the river Thames and the Waterloo Bridce A301. Camberwll is to the SE, south of the Thmas on the A202 and south of Southwark]
RESEARCH NOTES
- Version 1: suggests that Thomas was born 1780, died 1862, no locations, married to
a) Ann Bassett OR b) Ann Carpenter and Ann Bassett Old compilations state that Ann Bassett's sister married ???? Tamplin (farmer), whose daughter Ann Templin (Tamplin?) married William Seeley, whose son George Seeley married Louisa Boorman (relation of Thomas Boorman) in 1962/3 - this is likely not true?
Other researchers believe that Thomas married an Ann Carpenter, and not Ann Bassett. But the link to the Seeleys may still exist through the Boormans rather than the Bassetts. One researcher says that Thomas Boorman’s sister Susannah Boorman married a William Tamkin, and they had 3 children, including Ann Tamkin who married William Seeley (the parents of George Thomas Seeley who married Louisa Boorman, daughter of Thomas Boorman (1810) and Mary Ann Green. - quite a maze!
- Version 2: “Thomas was living in Southampton Street [Camberwell in 1841] and that is where he died and was buried as BOREMAN 2 Aug 1845 St George's, Camberwell, aged 68 [see attached burial record - record #1383, Abode: Southampton Street], so born c.1776/7, probably in Staplehurst, Kent, not Surrey as indicated above. I have only one marriage for him - to Ann CARPENTER 29 Jul 1801 All Saints, Maidstone, Kent.”
- “The only census in which Thomas appeared was that of 1841 when he was living in Camberwell, Surrey. In that he is shown as having been born in the county, i.e. Surrey. Now the 1841 Census is notoriously inaccurate and like all censuses is only as good as the information given by the householder and the quality of the enumerator. So Thomas may or may not have been born in Surrey. If he was born in Surrey then this is a possible baptism:-
15 Apr 1781 St Mary’s, Newington, Thomas S. of Thomas & Ann BORMAN
Thomas Henry bap. 10 Jul 1779 Newington of the same parents was bur. 25 Jun 1780 Newington but there was a replacement Thomas bap. 15 Apr 1781. Our Thomas was living in Southampton Street, St Giles, Camberwell in 1841 as a wheelwright. St Giles, Camberwell and St Mary's, Newington are neighbouring parishes. In the 1841 C Thomas is shown as born in county, i.e. in Surrey, so it is tempting to assume that he was the one bap. in 1781. However, his reported age at death in 1848 was 68. If that was correct then he would have been born 1776 or 1777. I think the fact that he was a wheelwright outweighs any conflicting evidence and so I would rule out the Thomas bap. 1781.”
- DEATH: year 1862? A Thomas Boorman is listed on a printout of a parish register for Jan 23,1791 (baptism date), son of Thomas Boorman and Mary Ann (!). Can't yet link positively.
- is this Staplehurst marriage at all connected?:
1801 22 Oct BOORMAN Thomas NEVES Mary Lic. Both OTP
- 2012 received a recent photo of “Southampton Street where Thomas Boorman died in 1845 and where he had his wheelwright's business”
. Born ca 1776 in Headcorn, Kent, England. Thomas died in Camberwell, Surrey, England, in 1845; he was 69. Buried on 2 Aug 1845 in St George's, Camberwell, Surrey, England. Occupation: Wheelwright.NAME: Thomas, from son Thomas's christening records.
LOCATION: Lived in Broughton (formerly Headcorn) in 1808 from christening records of daughter Louisa. “Moved to Camberwell in/about 1820 where he also opened a Wheelwright Shop.”
- 1824 father’s will: Sons William Boorman, David Boorman and Thomas Boorman received “5 pounds each and no more they having already had a considerable share of my property” after their mother’s death.
- 1841 Census of Camberwell:-
HO107/1050/7
ED 18
Folio 49, page 11
Southampton Street
Thomas BOORMAN 60 Wheelwright Yes
Ann do 60 Yes
Louisa do 18 Dress Maker Yes
Folio 50, page 12
Mary Ann SNOW[?] 33 indt. Yes
Elizh. LUCK 9 F.S. Yes
From other researchers
- Thomas was living in Southampton Street and that is where he died and was buried as BOREMAN 2 Aug 1845 St George's, Camberwell, aged 68 [see attached], so born c.1776/7, probably in Staplehurst, Kent, not Surrey as indicated above. I have only one marriage for him - to Ann CARPENTER 29 Jul 1801 All Saints, Maidstone, Kent.
- Southampton Street in London where Thomas Boorman died in 1845 and where he had his wheelwright’s business [photo taken 2012]
[Southampton Street is currently a short 2 blocks long, perpendicular to The Strand, very near Covent Gardens to the WNW, and a bend in the river Thames and the Waterloo Bridce A301. Camberwll is to the SE, south of the Thmas on the A202 and south of Southwark]
RESEARCH NOTES
- Version 1: suggests that Thomas was born 1780, died 1862, no locations, married to
a) Ann Bassett OR b) Ann Carpenter and Ann Bassett Old compilations state that Ann Bassett's sister married ???? Tamplin (farmer), whose daughter Ann Templin (Tamplin?) married William Seeley, whose son George Seeley married Louisa Boorman (relation of Thomas Boorman) in 1962/3 - this is likely not true?
Other researchers believe that Thomas married an Ann Carpenter, and not Ann Bassett. But the link to the Seeleys may still exist through the Boormans rather than the Bassetts. One researcher says that Thomas Boorman’s sister Susannah Boorman married a William Tamkin, and they had 3 children, including Ann Tamkin who married William Seeley (the parents of George Thomas Seeley who married Louisa Boorman, daughter of Thomas Boorman (1810) and Mary Ann Green. - quite a maze!
- Version 2: “Thomas was living in Southampton Street [Camberwell in 1841] and that is where he died and was buried as BOREMAN 2 Aug 1845 St George's, Camberwell, aged 68 [see attached burial record - record #1383, Abode: Southampton Street], so born c.1776/7, probably in Staplehurst, Kent, not Surrey as indicated above. I have only one marriage for him - to Ann CARPENTER 29 Jul 1801 All Saints, Maidstone, Kent.”
- “The only census in which Thomas appeared was that of 1841 when he was living in Camberwell, Surrey. In that he is shown as having been born in the county, i.e. Surrey. Now the 1841 Census is notoriously inaccurate and like all censuses is only as good as the information given by the householder and the quality of the enumerator. So Thomas may or may not have been born in Surrey. If he was born in Surrey then this is a possible baptism:-
15 Apr 1781 St Mary’s, Newington, Thomas S. of Thomas & Ann BORMAN
Thomas Henry bap. 10 Jul 1779 Newington of the same parents was bur. 25 Jun 1780 Newington but there was a replacement Thomas bap. 15 Apr 1781. Our Thomas was living in Southampton Street, St Giles, Camberwell in 1841 as a wheelwright. St Giles, Camberwell and St Mary's, Newington are neighbouring parishes. In the 1841 C Thomas is shown as born in county, i.e. in Surrey, so it is tempting to assume that he was the one bap. in 1781. However, his reported age at death in 1848 was 68. If that was correct then he would have been born 1776 or 1777. I think the fact that he was a wheelwright outweighs any conflicting evidence and so I would rule out the Thomas bap. 1781.”
- DEATH: year 1862? A Thomas Boorman is listed on a printout of a parish register for Jan 23,1791 (baptism date), son of Thomas Boorman and Mary Ann (!). Can't yet link positively.
- is this Staplehurst marriage at all connected?:
1801 22 Oct BOORMAN Thomas NEVES Mary Lic. Both OTP
- 2012 received a recent photo of “Southampton Street where Thomas Boorman died in 1845 and where he had his wheelwright's business”
Thomas first married Ann BASSETT, daughter of BASSETT.
RESEARCH NOTES
- This name is likely not a valid spouse of our Thomas Boorman, being replaced with Ann Carpenter
- FAMILY LINKS?: Ann Bassett's sister married ???? Tamplin (farmer), whose daughter Ann Templin (Tamplin?) married William Seeley, whose son George Seeley married Louisa Boorman (relation of Thomas Boorman) in 1962/3
Other researchers believe that Thomas married an Ann Carpenter, and not Ann Bassett. But the link to the Seeleys may be through the Boormans rather than the Bassetts. One research says that Thomas Boorman’s sister Susannah Boorman married a William Tamkin, and they had 3 children, including Ann Tamkin who married William Seeley.
RESEARCH NOTES
- This name is likely not a valid spouse of our Thomas Boorman, being replaced with Ann Carpenter
- FAMILY LINKS?: Ann Bassett's sister married ???? Tamplin (farmer), whose daughter Ann Templin (Tamplin?) married William Seeley, whose son George Seeley married Louisa Boorman (relation of Thomas Boorman) in 1962/3
Other researchers believe that Thomas married an Ann Carpenter, and not Ann Bassett. But the link to the Seeleys may be through the Boormans rather than the Bassetts. One research says that Thomas Boorman’s sister Susannah Boorman married a William Tamkin, and they had 3 children, including Ann Tamkin who married William Seeley.
On 29 Jul 1801 when Thomas was 25, he second married Ann CARPENTER, daughter of Thomas CARPENTER & Mary DAY, in Maidstone, Kent, England. Born on 5 Feb 1780 in Biddenden, Kent, England. Christened in Baptist Chapel, Headcorn, Kent, England. Ann died in Hackney Reg Dist, London, England, in Feb 1853; she was 72. Buried in St John Of Jerusalem, South Hackney, London, England.
NAME: First name from son Thomas's christening records. Surname from other researchers.
- Ann CARPENTER born 5 Feb 1780 and baptised at the Baptist Chapel, Headcorn, d. of Thomas CARPENTER & Mary DAY, m. 22 Dec 1774 Biddenden.
1851: 2 Warburton Place, Hackney, London
In 1851 Ann Boorman (72) was living at the same address as her daughter, Jane Lillywhite (45), with her daughter Louisa (43). She was a widow. Visiting her at the time was an Eliza Fairbridge (11).
1851 Census of South Hackney:-
HO107/1506
ED 2
Folio 36, page 2
7; 2 Warburton Place
Ann BOORMAN Head W 72 Kent Biddenden
Louisa U 43 Dress Maker do Headcorn
Matilda TERRY Visitor U 30 Governess do Chart
Eliza FAIRBRIDGE do 11 Sunderland Bishopwearmouth
Ann survived Thomas and can be found in the 1851 census living with her family at 2 Warburton Place, Tower Hamlets. She passed away in February 1853 and was buried at the church of St John of Jerusalem, South Hackney.
- Deaths Mar 1853
BOORMAN Anne Hackney 1b 206
RESEARCH NOTES
- descendants of Ann Carpenter listed by another researcher on http://topperwien.com/genealogy/trees/people/p00004s4.htm
NAME: First name from son Thomas's christening records. Surname from other researchers.
- Ann CARPENTER born 5 Feb 1780 and baptised at the Baptist Chapel, Headcorn, d. of Thomas CARPENTER & Mary DAY, m. 22 Dec 1774 Biddenden.
1851: 2 Warburton Place, Hackney, London
In 1851 Ann Boorman (72) was living at the same address as her daughter, Jane Lillywhite (45), with her daughter Louisa (43). She was a widow. Visiting her at the time was an Eliza Fairbridge (11).
1851 Census of South Hackney:-
HO107/1506
ED 2
Folio 36, page 2
7; 2 Warburton Place
Ann BOORMAN Head W 72 Kent Biddenden
Louisa U 43 Dress Maker do Headcorn
Matilda TERRY Visitor U 30 Governess do Chart
Eliza FAIRBRIDGE do 11 Sunderland Bishopwearmouth
Ann survived Thomas and can be found in the 1851 census living with her family at 2 Warburton Place, Tower Hamlets. She passed away in February 1853 and was buried at the church of St John of Jerusalem, South Hackney.
- Deaths Mar 1853
BOORMAN Anne Hackney 1b 206
RESEARCH NOTES
- descendants of Ann Carpenter listed by another researcher on http://topperwien.com/genealogy/trees/people/p00004s4.htm
They had the following children:
207i.
Ann BOORMAN (1802-1879)
208ii.
Elizabeth BOORMAN (1804-1884)
209iii.
Jane Eliza BOORMAN (1806-1891)
210iv.
Louisa BOORMAN (1808-1879)
211v.
Thomas BOORMAN (1810-1894)
63. David BOORMAN (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born in 1781 in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Christened on 31 Mar 1807 in St Michael & All Angels, Marden, Kent. David died in Marden, Kent, England, on 24 May 1843; he was 62. Buried on 31 May 1843 in Marden, Kent, England. Occupation: Wheelwright. Religion: C of E.
- 1804 marriage Staplehurst All Saints:
1804 16 Aug BOORMAN David JENNER Elizabeth Both OTP
- 1804 banns Staplehurst All Saints:
David BOORMAN OTP
Elizabeth JENNER OTP
29 Jul 1804, 05 Aug 1804, 12 Aug 1804
- 1824 father’s will: Sons William Boorman, David Boorman and Thomas Boorman received “5 pounds each and no more they having already had a considerable share of my property” after their mother’s death.
- 1841 England census, living in Marden Kent
RESEARCH NOTES
- Posting online: “My wife was a BOORMAN, b. Beckenham, Kent. Her paternal g.g.g. grandfather was David BOORMAN, Wheelwright, b. ca. 1780/1, bap. 31 Mar 1807, aged 26, Marden, Kent. As his was an adult baptism, no parents' names are recorded in the PR. He may have been born in Staplehurst, Kent, as he married Elizabeth JENNER, 16 Aug 1804, Staplehurst. She was b. and bap. 19 Dec 1779, Frittenden, Kent, parents, John Mary, m. 1758, Frittenden, paternal grandparents Thomas Ann, m. 1731, Frittenden. Seeking David BOORMAN's parents.”
“Mary's information is that the Boorman’s were Flemish weavers who came over from Flanders in the 14th C. Now that of course does tie up with the research that John commissioned. Up until the late 16th C Cranbrook was the world centre for woollen cloth production and there were certainly a lot of BOORMANs in Cranbrook. “
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“This BOORMAN family were wheelwrights for 300 years and for centuries before that they had been broadweavers. Both broadweaving and wheelwrighting were skilled trades involving specialised workshops, equipment and tools. Consequently they were very much trades that were passed down from father to son. David was also a wheelwright and his family carried on the trade until the advent of the motor car when some of them became bicycle and car mechanics.”
- 1804 marriage Staplehurst All Saints:
1804 16 Aug BOORMAN David JENNER Elizabeth Both OTP
- 1804 banns Staplehurst All Saints:
David BOORMAN OTP
Elizabeth JENNER OTP
29 Jul 1804, 05 Aug 1804, 12 Aug 1804
- 1824 father’s will: Sons William Boorman, David Boorman and Thomas Boorman received “5 pounds each and no more they having already had a considerable share of my property” after their mother’s death.
- 1841 England census, living in Marden Kent
RESEARCH NOTES
- Posting online: “My wife was a BOORMAN, b. Beckenham, Kent. Her paternal g.g.g. grandfather was David BOORMAN, Wheelwright, b. ca. 1780/1, bap. 31 Mar 1807, aged 26, Marden, Kent. As his was an adult baptism, no parents' names are recorded in the PR. He may have been born in Staplehurst, Kent, as he married Elizabeth JENNER, 16 Aug 1804, Staplehurst. She was b. and bap. 19 Dec 1779, Frittenden, Kent, parents, John Mary, m. 1758, Frittenden, paternal grandparents Thomas Ann, m. 1731, Frittenden. Seeking David BOORMAN's parents.”
“Mary's information is that the Boorman’s were Flemish weavers who came over from Flanders in the 14th C. Now that of course does tie up with the research that John commissioned. Up until the late 16th C Cranbrook was the world centre for woollen cloth production and there were certainly a lot of BOORMANs in Cranbrook. “
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“This BOORMAN family were wheelwrights for 300 years and for centuries before that they had been broadweavers. Both broadweaving and wheelwrighting were skilled trades involving specialised workshops, equipment and tools. Consequently they were very much trades that were passed down from father to son. David was also a wheelwright and his family carried on the trade until the advent of the motor car when some of them became bicycle and car mechanics.”
On 16 Aug 1804 when David was 23, he married Elizabeth JENNER, daughter of Charles JENNER & Ann CRITTENDEN, in All Saints, Staplehurst, Kent, England. Born in 1779 in Cranbrook, Kent, England. Christened on 18 Jul 1779 in St Dunstans, Cranbrook, Kent, England. Elizabeth died in Wateringbury, Kent, England, on 12 Dec 1858; she was 79. Buried on 20 Dec 1858 in Marden Churchyard, Kent, England.
RESEARCH NOTES
- 2 baptism entries recorded: 18 Jul 1779 Cranbrook and 19 Dec 1779 Frittenden- the one in Dec is likely for someone else.
- “David's wife Elizabeth JENNER was born in 1779 in Cranbrook. Her paternal great grandparents were Thomas JENNER & Mary BOORMAN m. 27 Jul 1693 Cranbrook. Mary was bap. 17 Jan 1668 Cranbrook, d. of William BOORMAN & Mary MATTHEWS, m. 4 Feb 1667 Cranbrook and thence back to John BOORMAN & Judith PEENDE, m. 11 Jun 1571 Cranbrook. So David BOORMAN and Elizabeth JENNER were 6c 1r but I doubt that they knew that!”
RESEARCH NOTES
- 2 baptism entries recorded: 18 Jul 1779 Cranbrook and 19 Dec 1779 Frittenden- the one in Dec is likely for someone else.
- “David's wife Elizabeth JENNER was born in 1779 in Cranbrook. Her paternal great grandparents were Thomas JENNER & Mary BOORMAN m. 27 Jul 1693 Cranbrook. Mary was bap. 17 Jan 1668 Cranbrook, d. of William BOORMAN & Mary MATTHEWS, m. 4 Feb 1667 Cranbrook and thence back to John BOORMAN & Judith PEENDE, m. 11 Jun 1571 Cranbrook. So David BOORMAN and Elizabeth JENNER were 6c 1r but I doubt that they knew that!”
They had the following children:
212i.
Charles Jenner BOORMAN (1806-1840)
213ii.
David BOORMAN (1807-1882)
214iii.
Alfred BOORMAN (~1809-~1882)
215iv.
William BOORMAN (~1810-1887)
216v.
Harriet Elizabeth BOORMAN (~1812-)
217vi.
John BOORMAN (~1815-~1833)
218vii.
Mary Anne BOORMAN (~1818-1901)
219viii.
Eliza BOORMAN (~1822-~1823)
64. Mary BOORMAN (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born ca 1782. Mary died bef 1819; she was 37.
RESEARCH NOTES
- If she was born earlier, did she marry in Staplehurst?
1787 England Marriages, 1538–1973
Groom's Name: William Bartholomew
Bride's Name: Mary Boorman
Marriage Date: 11 Oct 1787
Marriage Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/204
RESEARCH NOTES
- If she was born earlier, did she marry in Staplehurst?
1787 England Marriages, 1538–1973
Groom's Name: William Bartholomew
Bride's Name: Mary Boorman
Marriage Date: 11 Oct 1787
Marriage Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/204
65. Jane BOORMAN (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born in 1784. Religion: C Of E.
- 1807 England Marriages, 1538–1973
Groom's Name: William Terry
Bride's Name: Jane Boorman
Marriage Date: 28 Oct 1807
Marriage Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/223
- 1807 Staplehurst All Saints: 1807 28 Oct TERRY William BOORMAN Jane Lic. G: of Chart next Sutton, B: OTP
- 11 children listed
- 1807 England Marriages, 1538–1973
Groom's Name: William Terry
Bride's Name: Jane Boorman
Marriage Date: 28 Oct 1807
Marriage Place: Staplehurst, Kent, England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I02149-7
System Origin: England-EASy
Source Film Number: 1737092
Reference Number: Dcb/BT1/224/223
- 1807 Staplehurst All Saints: 1807 28 Oct TERRY William BOORMAN Jane Lic. G: of Chart next Sutton, B: OTP
- 11 children listed
On 28 Oct 1807 when Jane was 23, she married William TERRY in Staplehurst, Kent, England. Born abt 1783 in Staplehurst, Kent, England.
They had the following children:
220i.
William TERRY (~1809->1881)
221ii.
Jane Emma TERRY (1811-)
222iii.
Ann TERRY (1813-)
223iv.
Elizabeth TERRY (1815-)
224v.
Eliza TERRY (Died as Infant) (~1817-~1817)
225vi.
Eliza TERRY (1818-)
226vii.
Matilda TERRY (~1820-)
227viii.
Harriet TERRY (~1823-)
228ix.
Edward TERRY (1824-)
229x.
Mary Ann TERRY (Died as Infant) (1824-1824)
230xi.
Mary-Susette TERRY (~1827-)
66. Edward BOORMAN (William5, William4, William3, Thomas2, William1). Born on 26 Dec 1785 in Headcorn, Kent, England. Christened on 19 Jul 1812 in Staplehurst All Saints, Staplehurst, Kent, England. Edward died in Staplehurst, Kent, England, on 14 Jun 1858; he was 72. Occupation: Wheelwright. Religion: C Of E.
- 1812: adult baptism for Edward Boorman, son of Willilam and Ann, baptised 1812 19 Jul Staplehurst All Saints Church, born 26 Dec 1785
- 1812: adult baptism for Edward Boorman, son of Willilam and Ann, baptised 1812 19 Jul Staplehurst All Saints Church, born 26 Dec 1785
On 15 Sep 1808 when Edward was 22, he first married Sarah HACKSTED in Maidstone, Kent, England. Born abt 1785. Sarah died in Staplehurst, Kent, England, abt Sep 1834; she was 49.
- 7 children listed
- 7 children listed
They had the following children:
231i.
Edwin George BOORMAN (1809-)
232ii.
Edward BOORMAN (1810-)
233iii.
William BOORMAN (1812-)
234iv.
Thomas BOORMAN (~1814-)
235v.
James BOORMAN (~1816-)
236vi.
Sarah Elizabeth BOORMAN (~1818-)
237vii.
Charles BOORMAN (~1823-)
On 10 Nov 1845 when Edward was 59, he second married Harriet TOWN in London, England. Born abt 1803 in Bearsted, Kent, England.
- No children listed
- No children listed