William Whiting Boardman
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'''William Whiting Boardman''' ([[October 10]], [[1794]]-[[August 27]],[[1871]]) was a politician and United States Representative from Connecticut.
He was born in [[New Milford, Connecticut]],<ref>"Obituary Record" 46.</ref> the son of [[Elijah Boardman]] and nephew of [[David Sherman Boardman]]. He was an early graduate of [[Bacon Academy]] in [[Colchester, CT]].<ref>"William Whiting Boardman."</ref> He was a Connecticut state senator in the fourth district, [[1830]]-[[1832|32]], a member of the Connecticut state house of representatives, [[1836]]-[[1839|39]], [[1845]], and [[1849]]-[[1851|51]], Speaker of the Connecticut State House of Representatives, [[1836]], [[1839]], and [[1845]], United States Representative from Connecticut's second district, [[1840]]-[[1843|43]].<ref>"William Whiting Boardman."</ref> He died in [[New Haven, Connecticut]] of acute [[bronchitis]], and is interred at [[Grove Street Cemetery]].<ref>"Obituary" 4.</ref>
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==Bibliography==
*(1871). "Obituary: William Whiting Boardman." ''[[New York Times]]''. August 29, 1871.
*(1880). ''Obituary Record of Graduates''. New Haven: Yale University.
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*"William Whiting Boardman." [http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=B000578 Biographical Directory of the United States Congress]. Retrieved October 13, 2007.
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[[Category:Members of the United States House of Representatives from Connecticut]]
[[Category:Connecticut State Senators]]
[[Category:Members of the Connecticut House of Representatives]]
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