KENTUCKY: A history of the State, Battle, Perrin & Kniffin, 4th ed., 1887
Marion Co.

EDWARD H. BOARMAN was born April 15, 1836, and is the fourth child of Felix
and Nancy (Clements) Boarman, to whom five sons and one daughter have been
born-all yet living.  Felix Boarman, was born in Maryland, immigrated with
his parents to Kentucky in 1812, was a farmer, and died October 22, 1881,
aged seventy-six; he was a son of Roswell Boarman, who married a Miss
McAtee and early came to Kentucky from Maryland.  He was a substantial
farmer and slave-holder and died in May, 1850, aged about eighty-four
years.  His father, Capt. James Boarman, of Maryland of English descent,
was a farmer, and in politics, Whig.  Mrs. Nancy Boarman was born in
Lincoln County, Ky., and was a daughter of John Clements, who married Polly
Hocker, and these were among the first settlers of Lincoln County, Ky, and
Marion County.  He was a wealthy farmer and slave owner.  Edward H.
Boarman, a native of Marion County, was reared on a farm and married
Percilla Bullock, December 27, 1857; to this union thirteen children have
been born: Anna B. (Spalding), Mary J. (Hughes), Francis N., Geo. W., James
A., Felix L., Nancy E., John O., Samuel E., Mary A., Joseph Lee, Susan E.
and Leonard E.  After his marriage Mr. Boarman lived on his father's farm
fifteen years, then near St. Mary's two years, then in New Market.  In 1877
he located where he now resides near Raywick, on 227 acres- 160 under
cultivation.  He also owns a farm of 105 acres near Loretta, and was
interested in a good business for three years at Raywick; in politics is
independent and cast his first presidential vote for Gen. Scott in 1852; he
was an advocate of the Union, during the late conflict between the States,
and has been superintendent of the poor for the past twelve years.  He and
wife are members of the Catholic Church.

Boarman Clements McAtee Hocker Bullock Spalding Hughes Scott
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Lincoln-KY MD

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