Richard
Borden
Born in Middletown Township, Monmouth, New Jersey
[uncertain]
Ancestors [uncertain]
Son of Benjamin Borden Sr.
and Abigail (Grover) Borden
Brother of
Benjamin Borden II Jr, James Borden, Rebecca Borden, Rebecca (Borden) Foster, Saftey Borden, Amy (Borden) Foster, Joseph Borden, Jonathan Borden, David Borden and Samuel Borden
Husband of
Mary (Worthley) Borden
— married
7 Apr 1695 [location unknown]
Descendants 
Father of
James Borden and Amey (Borden) Fenner
Died
at age 72
in New Jersey [uncertain]
[uncertain]
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Biography
Birth
- Richard Borden was born on the 9 January 1672 to Benjamin Borden.[1]
It is believed he was born in Middletown, Township New Jersey. An area that was previously part of New Netherland and New Sweden.
Marriage
- Richard married Mary Worthley on 7 April 1695.[1]
A Son
- Richard and Mary had one son, Francis Borden was born 5 August 1717, died 11 September 1782; m Mary____. 29 October 1740. They lived at Mansfield, New Jersey. [2]
Death
- Richard Borden died on 9 July 1744.[1]
Research Notes
At Find a Grave, there is a Jonathan Borden b 1996, d 29 Feb 1773, listed as the son of Richard and Mary (Worthley) Borden, m. Rebecca Horner. He went by Jonathan Borden,Jr. ....it is lacking documentation for his mother being Mary Worthley. A cemetery record records his father as being Richard Borten.[3]
A source has been added. The information previously listed in the research section was for the other Richard Borden and has been deleted. Some children need verified and moved to the other Richard.
Carrie, a Quaker Connector - 26 August 2020
Historical Background
Sources
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 H.B. Weld, "Historical and genealogical record of the descendants as far as known of Richard and Joan Borden who settled in Portsmouth, RI" 1899 - Portsmouth (R.I.) page 83
- ↑ H.B. Weld, "Historical and genealogical record of the descendants as far as known of Richard and Joan Borden who settled in Portsmouth, RI" 1899 - Portsmouth (R.I.) page 99
- ↑ UAB. [a Grave Memorial for Jonathan Borden # 128095997
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Neither Weld, nor any later authors (as far as I am aware) were able to actually trace the genealogy back beyond Henry of Borden Parish bc. 1375. No Borden appears among the Known companions of William The Conqueror, and the Borden surname does not appear in the Domesday book, or the Domesday Monoachorum (specific to Kent) of the same period.
But Richards Father was Not Matthew but was Benjamin Borden his mother was Abigail