The 1769 home of Samuel Boardman, a soldier during the Revolutionary War and a manufacturer of saltpetre, is located on Main Street in Wethersfield, near Wethersfield Cove.
Samuel Boardman House (1769)
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Do you have any pictures of Samuel Boardman or any of his descendants? I would certainly appreciate any guidance or other websites that may have pictures or more information.
He is my 8th Great Grandfather.
Thanks!
You might consider checking with the Wethersfield and Connecticut Historical Societies.
Mary
If you need more info I suggest you pick up the Boardman Genealogy Book by Charlotte Golthwaite and William FJ Boardman. This Boardman House was a multigenerational home of the Boardman family. Samuel the immigrant ancestor lived on Broad Street behind the famous Old Elm Tree.