A family named Gouge:
Following a marriage in 1753, Robert Gouge settled in Borden. It would seem that the family was involved in farming.
Ann GOUGE, 1802
Catherine GOUGE, 1783
Elizabeth GOUGE, 1758
Elizabeth GOUGE, 1808
Frances GOUGE, 1771
James GOUGE, 1760
James GOUGE, 1778
John GOUGE, 1797
Mary GOUGE, 1766
Robert GOUGE, 1756
Sarah GOUGE, 1754
Sarah GOUGE, 1776
Thomas GOUGE, 1780
William GOUGE, 1810
Ellen FENTIMAN, Abt 1834
Frances GRIGSBY, Abt 1803
A family named Hovenden:
A gravestone in Borden told a great deal about the Havenden family. Thomas Hovenden was a cordwainer by trade.
Amy HOVENDEN, 1751
Hannah HOVENDEN, 1747
Jane HOVENDEN, 1756
Martha HOVENDEN, 16 Mar 1749/50
Rebecca HOVENDEN, 1759
Richard HOVENDEN, 1754
Robert HOVENDEN, 1760
Thomas HOVENDEN, 1743
William HOVENDEN, 1745
The village centre of Borden was built around the ancient church of St Peter and St Paul.
Eileen Margaret WICKENS, Abt 1918
Ellen Winifrid WICKINS, 1907
George WICKINS, 1857
Ivy Kathleen WICKENS, Abt 1915
Joan Constance WICKENS, Abt 1912
Neil Charles WICKENS, Abt 1920
William John WICKINS, 1910