On 19 January 1694/95, James Boughan and Mary his wife, and John Boughan and Mary his wife of Essex County sold to John Dicks of the same county, for 8,500 pounds of tobacco in caske, all the remaining part or parcell of nine hundred acres of Land, by estimation five hundred acres more or less, scituate in Essex County on the south side of the Rappa. River, and bounding upon the Land of James Fallerton and Goodrich, and Capt. Richard Hails Land. Signed James Baughan, Mary Baughan, John Baughan, Mary her A mark Baughan. Witnesses: James his I mark Fogg, John Loyd. Ordered recorded on 10 May 1695. [Essex County, Virginia, Order Book 1, 19th century transcription, pages 390–391.]

On 8 July 1702, James Boughan and Mary Boughan, with John Taylor, witnessed the will of William Johnson of Southfarnham Parish. The witnesses proved the will in court on 10 August 1702. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 10, page 117.]

Possibly Mary was Mary Webster:
Will of John Webster of Essex County. Unto Mary Boughan, wife of James Boughan one Gold ring of twenty Shillings price. The rest of estate to daughter Mary Webster. Executors: Mary Webster and James Boughan senr. Signed John Webster. Witnesses: Nicho: his 8 mark ffowles, Hugh his a mark MackCarty, Naille his x mark MackCaster. Proved 10 December 1703. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 10, page 123.]

Mary Webster, James Boughan, Tho: Gregson and William Young bound £150 sterling for Mary Webster's and James Boughan's having obtained probate of the last will and testament of John Webster. Dated 10 December 1703. Signed Mary her W mark Webster, James Boughan, Tho Gregson, Will Young. Witnesses: ffrancis Meriwether, Richard Buckner. [Essex County, Virginia, Deed Book 10, pages 136-137.]