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Amos Boardman

Birth9 Oct 1789 - Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont, United States
Death17 Mar 1877 - Wheaton, Illinois
MotherSabra Sarah Brown
FatherBenjamin Boardman

Born in Burlington, Chittenden, Vermont, United States on 9 Oct 1789 to Benjamin Boardman and Sabra Sarah Brown. Amos Boardman married Harriet Ames and had 8 children. He passed away on 17 Mar 1877 in Wheaton, Illinois.

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Parents
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Benjamin Boardman
1768 - 1823
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Sabra Sarah Brown
1767 - 1834
Spouse(s)
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Harriet Ames
1791 - 1846
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Franklin C Boardman
1818 - 1903
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Maria Boardman
1830 - Unknown
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Sophia Eliza Boardman
1833 - 1935
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Francis Marion Boardman
1836 - 1920
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Cornelia Boardman
1831 - 1908
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Harriet Boardman
1815 - 1905
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Lucia Boardman
1813 - 1907
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Cornelius Boardman
1830 - 1908

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