Joseph Boardman Boston Tea Party Eyewitness

(1750 – October 28, 1831)

Joseph Boardman’s descendants claim he was present at the Boston Tea Party, according to an 1893 History of Islesborough, Maine. All that can be found in the records of Joseph Boardman, besides his family’s written history, is that he was a farmer who could have been living in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1773, but no records have thus been found to confirm this.

What can be confirmed in the history of Joseph Boardman is that he and his family moved to Maine in the Spring 1774, and settled in Islesboro.

Spouse:
Mary Pendleton (1757 – July 25, 1847)

Children:

Thomas Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Joseph Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
William Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Stephen Boardman (1782 – June 30, 1855)
Mary Boardman (January 9, 1785 – September 31, 1862)
John Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Betsey Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Isaac Case Boardman (1792 – September 22, 1862)
Henry Boardman (1794 – 1870)

Thomas Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
William Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Mary Boardman (January 9, 1785 – September 31, 1862)
Betsey Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Henry Boardman (1794 – 1870)

Joseph Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Stephen Boardman (1782 – June 30, 1855)
John Boardman (Unknown – Unknown)
Isaac Case Boardman (1792 – September 22, 1862)

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