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Mary Borden (1829 - 1833)

Mary Borden
Born in Galveston, Texas, USAmap
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Died at age 3 in Texas, USAmap
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Biography

Mary is the daughter of Gail Borden and Penelope Mercer. [1]

When Mary Borden was born on December 24, 1829, in Galveston, Texas, her father, Gail Borden , was 28 and her mother, Penelope Mercer , was 18. She had four brothers and two sisters.[2] She died as a child at the age of three on August 28, 1833,[3] in Texas, and was buried in Bronx, New York at Woodlawn Cemetery with her parents and many other family members. [4]


Sources

  1. Entered by Brian Collins, Mar 2, 2012
  2. The Cyclodedia of American Biography, [1], Homans, Vol.VIII, page 129.
  3. Borden Historical Record, [2], Hattie Borden Weld 1899 page 247.
  4. Entered by Lucy (Wrenn) Hermes, Mar 20, 2016
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  • "THE CYCLOPEDIA of AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY"

Transcribed Information:
"Borden, Gail...b.1801...first wife (Penelope) was the mother of all his children: Mary (1829-33)..." p.129. eBook, Google, (https://books.google.com/books?id=gMEOs4na_yAC&pg=PA129&lpg=PA129&dq=penelope+mercer+borden&source=bl&) Edited by James E Homans Volume VIII Non-alphabetical with index, New York, The Press Association Compilers, Inc. 1918. A volume of "an unusual number of excellent portraits" of many "distinguished man's achievements..."

  • "HISTORICAL and GENEALOGICAL RECORD of the Descendants as far as Known of Richard and Joan Borden who settled in Portsmouth, Rhode Island, May, 1638 with Historical and Biographical sketches of Some of their Descendants."

Transcribed Information:
"1680. Stephen F. Austin, born June 5, 1839; Died March 24, 1844." p.247.
eBook, Google, (https://books.google.com/books/about/Historical_and_Genealogical_Record_of_th.html?id=jt41AAAAMAAJ) eBook, Internet archive BookReader, (https://archive.org/details/historicalgeneal00weld), Compiled by Hattie Borden Weld, thought to have been published about 1899. In the preface she reveals her list of no less than 20 sources.

  • Burial place of Mary Borden 1829 - 1833

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Borden&GSiman=1&GScid=66788&GRid=130771660& Burial: Woodlawn Cemetery Bronx, Bronx County, New York, USA Created by: Ray Gurganus Record added: Jun 02, 2014 Find A Grave Memorial# 130771660 Mary Borden Birth: Dec. 24, 1829 Death: Aug. 28, 1833 (with picture of grave pillar shared by family) Reason This Source Is Attached: Dates agree with several published or compiled sources, ie: Hattie Borden Weld 1899, David Kipp Conover and Terry Mason, among others. They probably got these dates from this primary source. Originally Created on FamilySearch.org: 18 June 2014 by Steven Lake Steve Lake

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I think that given her short life, the few facts we know and the three sources we have found, this is about all we can do for the biography of Mary Borden.
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