>From "The Daily Oklahoman," Oklahoma City, OK, Tuesday, April 14, 1998, p. 22: BROADHURST Nina, 85, passed away April 11, 1998. She was born on June 7, 1912 to Ralph L. BREESE and Sarah NEWLIN in Prophetstown, Ill. Mrs. Broadhurst was a member of the 1st United Methodist Church of Moore. She was also a member of the Eastern Star of Moore. Mrs. Broadhurst enjoyed cooking, home canning and traveling with her husband. Mrs. Broadhurst is survived by her husband, William Broadhurst of Moore, OK; one son, Jerry Pulls of Bethany, OK; four grandchildren; one brother, Ralph Breese of Norman, OK; two sisters, Vona Burns of OKC, OK and Lois Edsall of OKC, OK. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Janice Pulls; her parents; and one sister, Ruth Nowlin. [Note: do not know if there is a misprint between the "Nowlin" here and the "Newlin" of her mother's name.] Services will be held at The John M. Ireland Funeral Home & Chapel in Moore, OK at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, April 14, 1998. Officiating will be Pastor Dean Brown. Interment will be at the Fairview Cemetery in Tuttle, OK.

One of my collateral COWAN lines m. into the SWANK family, then a daughter m. into the SCHLEPPY family. One of their daughters, Elsa M., m. Claude BROADERS. I have very little information on this family link. They were probably living in Ohio or Indiana at this time. Are they familiar to anyone? My husband has BROADHURSTs in his ancestors (pronounced now by his elderly aunt in Missouri as "Broadus"). I find it intriguing that there may be a connection to his line back somewhere. 1 Claude Broaders b: 21 January 1890 .. +Elsa M. Schleppy b: 13 May 1890 ..... 2 Carl Broaders ..... 2 Keith Broaders ..... 2 Halden Broaders Thanks. Judy Judy Marshall Arnold - [email protected] Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net/~judyad/

Hello everyone, There are a few Broadus names on the 1810 census listing done by Tim Spence. I didn't see any on the 1820, but you probably should look in case I missed them. Hope this helps. Judy >X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.04 [en] (Win95; I) >Date: Wed, 8 Apr 1998 14:19:55 -0400 >Reply-To: Timothy Spence <[email protected]> >Sender: Kentucky Genealogy & History Discussions <[email protected]> >From: Timothy Spence <[email protected]> >Subject: Clay Census >To: Multiple recipients of list KYROOTS <[email protected]> > >Hello All, >For those of you who have the 1810 and 1820 Clay County census >bookmarked at my site, I have changed the URL. You can access it from my >home page or the CLAY co GENWEB page and re bookmark it. You can also go >directly to the index page at >http://www.concentric.net/~spence1/tim/clay/census/census.shtml >-- >Tim & Valorie Taylor Spence > >KYGENWEB: Clay Co.Page: http://www.rootsweb.com/~kyclay/clay.html > >Genealogy Published at: http://www.concentric.net/~spence1/ > >Researching: Spence, Gilbert, Fox, Bishop, Couch, Hacker, Hodges, > Fields, Sandlin, Combs, Davis, Taylor, Neal, Ryan, > Barnett, Campbell, Cassada, Martin, Ridner > > Judy Marshall Arnold - [email protected] Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net/~judyad/

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I am trying to trace my roots; I'm new to this site and to trying to trace my family. In my branch I think I am the only surviving Broadhurst male and I did not inherit much information because my father died when I was young and my grandfather died before I was born. But here is what I know so far that I can verify: My father: Joseph J. C. Broadhurst (b.1894 Lowell MA-d. 1939 Norwich CT), son of: John Thomas Broadhurst (b. 1866 Nova Scotia-d. 1930 Norwich CT), son of James Broadhurst (b. 1839? Ashby de la Zouch, England-d. 1898 Halifax, Nova Scotia), son of (John?) Broadhurst, lived in Ashby de la Zouch. Any help appreciated. I would like to try to sort out the family history and origins. Arthur G. Broadhurst, 1046 22nd Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960, USA. Phone 561 569 6863 Fax 561 569 0766 email: [email protected]

I am trying to trace my roots; I'm new to this site and to trying to trace my family. In my branch I think I am the only surviving Broadhurst male and I did not inherit much information because my father died when I was young and my grandfather died before I was born. But here is what I know so far that I can verify: My father: Joseph J. C. Broadhurst (b.1894 Lowell MA-d. 1939 Norwich CT), son of: John Thomas Broadhurst (b. 1866 Nova Scotia-d. 1930 Norwich CT), son of James Broadhurst (b. 1839? Ashby de la Zouch, England-d. 1898 Halifax, Nova Scotia), son of (John?) Broadhurst, lived in Ashby de la Zouch. Any help appreciated. I would like to try to sort out the family history and origins. Arthur G. Broadhurst, 1046 22nd Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960, USA. Phone 561 569 6863 Fax 561 569 0766 email: [email protected]

I'm a new subscriber, seeking information from anyone who can help. I'm trying to track my family roots on my father's side, obviously, and here's what I know: my father Joseph J. C. Broadhurst (b. 1894 Lowell, MA--d. 1938 Norwich CT); his father John Thomas Broadhurst (b. 1866 Sherbrooke, Canada--d. 1930 Norwich CT; his father James Broadhurst (b. circa 1839 in Ashby de la Zouch, midlands of England, came to Canada with British 17th Regiment as color sergeant, mustered out and stayed in Canada, d. June 3, 1898 Halifax, N.S.; that's where the trail ends, I know only that his father was native of Ashby de la Zouch, first name unknown, family records says he had a sister named Eldridge.... There are Canadian relatives, but I am the only surviving Broadhurst in this line and have no way to get other information.... Can anybody help fill in the pieces? Arthur G. Broadhurst, 1046 22nd Avenue, Vero Beach, FL 32960; reply to [email protected] Thanks....

Hello everyone. Here's some food for thought that I received on another list. I am sorry if this is a duplicate for you, but I think it touches an aspect of genealogy that some may not be aware of. >Are you putting out information about yourself, your children, and other living relatives over the internet? If so, this message is for you!!! > >Missing Links, Vol.2 #22 >Where Are Your GEDCOMS Tonight? > > By Myra Vanderpool Gormley, CG > >Is personal information about you, your children and living >relatives posted on a web page where any crook or kook can find >it? It may be if you have shared your genealogical data via >GEDCOM, pedigree charts or family group sheets. (Use any search >engine and look for your names and check GenDex >(http://www.gendex.com/ ) as well as visit some of the commercial >vendors' websites who encourage software owners to contribute >their GEDCOMS.) > >Are you guilty of invading the privacy of others, such as your >living relatives, by passing along their genealogical data to >someone else without their expressed written permission? You are, >if you have shared your genealogical databases or research notes >with a third party. The dead do not have a right to privacy, but >the living do. > >Genealogists are sharing, caring people, and most of us think >nothing of handing over all of our genealogical data to distant >cousins, even strangers. "We should start thinking," says a >Prodigy member in the Genealogy BB's COFFEE SHOP topic under >"Sharing Data on the Web." > >The idea of sharing is good and technology has made it easy. >However, technology is not an exclusive tool for honest people. >If detailed personal information about you and your living >relatives is on the internet, crooks can and do find it, and some >scam artist may use it to hoodwink your grandmother into giving >out the secrets that will open her bank account. It has happened. > >Your relatives have the same rights to privacy that you do and >among these rights are: > >1. Appropriation of one's name or likeness by another without >consent; > >2. The right to be free of unreasonable and highly offensive >intrusions into one's seclusion, including the right to be free >of highly objectionable disclosure of private information in >which the public has no legitimate interest; and > >3. False light in the public eye -- the right to avoid false >attributions of authorship or association. > >Publishing (and putting it on a GEDCOM, chart or on the web is >publishing) genealogical information about a living person >without their consent may involve all three aspects of their >right to privacy and they may be able to seek legal relief >through a civil lawsuit. > >What can you do? > >-- If you find someone has posted information about you or living >relatives on the internet, ask them to take it down. Be as >forceful as is necessary. > >-- Exclude information about any living persons from your GEDCOMS >and charts before sharing with others. Most genealogy software >will allow you to exclude all persons born after a particular >date, which you can pick as 1920, 1910 or 1900, for example. Or >use a handy utility program called GEDClean >(http://members.aol.com/tomraynor2/gedclean.htm). A copy of this >freeware (Windows 3.x or Win95) is posted in the Genealogy File >Library or your can download it from the above web site. > >-- Educate yourself about privacy issues on the internet: >(http://genealogy.tbox.com/jog/aug96/advanced.html) > >Share your genealogical data, but don't intrude on others' >privacy and do not allow them to violate yours. > Judy Judy Arnold - [email protected] Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net/~judyad/

Hello folks, Apparently we're in for another cycle of virus HOAXES. Please check out the following sites before you post or forward any message about viruses. And then, I would even ask you to send me a message in private so that I can do some checking before it's put out on the list and everyone's mailbox begins to fill up. http://www.av.ibm.com/BreakingNews/HypeAlert/PENPAL/ http://cc.weber.edu/~dsass/articles.html http://www.ncsa.com/virus/ Everyone who posts or forwards messages about viruses means well (except the person who starts them around again), but for the most part they are just old, rehashed versions of false information which should NOT be spread to the lists. Besides--if you do post about one of these hoaxes, you will get lots of mail in your own mailbox from people who tell you it is a hoax--in varying degrees of politeness. I speak from experience! So let's not panic. Just like newspapers, everything you see on the internet--even surname mailing lists--is not true. Please either check it out, or ask me to do so. Thank you for your cooperation. Judy Judy Arnold - [email protected] Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net/~judyad/

SEMANTHA BROADUS,m Leon Daughdrill I have no idea what happened to the first part, I was typing away and it mailed without me telling it to. I will know from now on to address it last. Gaye ([email protected])

Hi to all I am looking for the decendents of JOHN IRA BROADUS, b.1852, d.1932, in Stone Co., MS. He married in Perry Co., MS, ELIZABETH SIMS, b. 13 April 1854, dau.of Marian Hester and Frederick Sims. Their children are; EUGENE BROADUS, b 1877, d.1943, m. Mary Alice Davis, b.10 Dec 1875, d. 29 Jul 1950 Eugene was a Baptist Minister, lived in Perkingston, MS. Mary Alice was the daughter of Daniel Peyton Davis and Emmaline Lee. EDWARD RANDOLPH BROADUS m. Miranda Bond, they lived near Lumberton, MS ALBERT BROADUS, m. Leddie Lee FRED BROADUS, m Beulah Davis, b.16 Apr .1890, dau. Isabel Carter and Daniel Bingley Davis, they lived near Lumberton, MS JOSEPH IRA BROADUS, b.1 Sep 1891, m.Corine Landrum, b. 12 Oct 1894, d.9 apr 1964 JEPTHA (JEPPIE) DANIEL BROADUS, b. 5 jun 1895 m.1 Anna Maria Montag(Elizabeth Brock) , m.2 Porsie Lindsey, Jeppid was a Methodist Minister, twin brother to Jesse JESSE RANDALL BROADUS, b.Jun 5, 1895 m. Ruby Blanch Barnes b. jun 4, 1904, in Forrest, Co. MS

Hello everyone, I've just done some minor updating to my Query Page: http://www.flash.net/~judyad/queries.html and thought I would take this opportunity to remind the "oldies" and tell the "newbies" of its existence. I will accept queries for any surname on my genealogy page, not just those shown on the Query Page. I would ask that you put QUERY: and the surname in the subject line if you contact me. My genealogy page can be found at: http://www.flash.net/~judyad/gene.html Click on "surnames" to see the many that are there. There is a link to the Query Page from there also, so you may want to go there first. Hoping to help in your research, Judy Judy Arnold - [email protected] Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net/~judyad/

On Sun, 18 Jan 1998, Judy Arnold wrote: > Who would have thought . . .? > > I saw in the newspaper today that the rapper "Snoop Doggy Dogg" is actually > named Calvin BROADUS. Does anyone have information on this line? > > While I can't say I'm a fan of rap music, I think it's another example of > the creativity and flair for entertainment that seems to run through the > Broadhurst/Broad(d)us lines. > > By the way, in case you haven't checked them lately, I've just updated the > Broadhurst Pages again: > > http://www.flash.net/~judyad/broadhst.html > > If you have anything you would like me to add, please let me know. > > Judy > > Judy Arnold - [email protected] > Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net/~judyad/ > I have no information on Calvin's line, but my son in the L.A. area sometimes gets phone calls from people looking for Calvin. I also know he has three or four AOL listings. Maybe someone knows whether he has a web site. Ed Broadus

Who would have thought . . .? I saw in the newspaper today that the rapper "Snoop Doggy Dogg" is actually named Calvin BROADUS. Does anyone have information on this line? While I can't say I'm a fan of rap music, I think it's another example of the creativity and flair for entertainment that seems to run through the Broadhurst/Broad(d)us lines. By the way, in case you haven't checked them lately, I've just updated the Broadhurst Pages again: http://www.flash.net/~judyad/broadhst.html If you have anything you would like me to add, please let me know. Judy Judy Arnold - [email protected] Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net/~judyad/

On Fri, 16 Jan 1998, scott peterson wrote: > Edwin Broadus wrote: > > > > Kelly - > > > > I searched carefully through my records, and I cannot find evidence > > that the John Broaddus who married Martha Thornley was the John W. in the > > lineage you gave. I am happy to receive more accurate information from > > you. Thank you, too, for the additional information about your line in > > your last post. > > > > Ed Broadus > > > > On Sun, 11 Jan 1998, KNeum230 wrote: > > > > > Hi Ed, > > > > > > I have looked at everything I have on my Broaddus's. I do not have John W. > > > Broaddus as being married twice. I didn't realize this, but I have more > > > people to add to my direct line. Here is a revised listing: > > > > > > -Edward Broaddus > > > +Mary Shipley (2nd wife, 1st wife unknown) > > > --Thomas Broaddus (from Ed's 1st wife) > > > +Ann Redd > > > ---Thomas Broaddus (The book does not indicated if they are Sr and Jr) > > > +Martha Jones (1st wife) > > > +Ms. Watkins (2nd wife - they had no children) > > > ----Thomas Broaddus > > > +Martha Jones > > > -----John W. Broaddus B: 1807 in Caroline Co., VA D: 1874 > > > +Elizabeth Elkin Taliaferro > > > ------Alexander Hairston Burks B: 1817 > > > +Ellen T. Broaddus > > > -------Bettie Woodford Burks B: 7/20/1848 > > > +William Robert Jones B: 8/15/1845 in Nelson Co, VA > > > --------Robert Alexander Jones B: 12/22/1874 in Amherst Co, VA D: > > > 12/8/1957 > > > +Fannie Ethel Hudson B: 4/17/1887 in Amherst Co, VA D: 3/17/1969 > > > ----------Ruth Katherine Jones B: 7/28/1918 in Appomattox, VA > > > +Reuben Randall Owens B: 9/16/1918 in Wilson, NC D: 1/6/1988 > > > -----------Jo Ann Owens B: 10/12/1949 in New York, NY > > > +Franklin William Neumann, Jr. B: 9/2/1946 in Baltimore, MD > > > -------------Kelly Ann Neumann B: 8/8/1973 in Lynchburg, VA > > > > > > > > > Here is a little info on John W. Broaddus (1807 - 1874) born in Caroline Co., > > > VA. > > > He was Justice of the Peace for Amherst Co., VA in the 1840's. He enlisted > > > March 10, 1862 for the Civil War for a period of three years. He served in > > > Company B, 9 Regiment Virginia Calvary, known as "Capt. Samuel A Swann's > > > Company. > > > > > > This information came out of Roots, Shoots, and Runners > > > By Pauline Englehart Burks. > > > > > > Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. > > > > > > Sincerely, > > > > > > Kelly > > > > > > > > > > HI ED, > HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF A BOOK CALLED "OUR FAMILIES" BY BOB AND ANN > BROADDUS RODGERS. I FOUND IT LISTED IN THE COMPUTER BY THE LATER DAY > SAINTS. I HAVE COME ACROSS HER NAME BEFORE AS A MEMBER OF DAR. IT ALSO > LISTED THE BOOK ON ANDREW BROADDUS 1818-1900 IN THERE FILMS IN SALT LAKE > AND ALSO HERE IN DENTON, TEXAS. BUT THE NEW BOOK I LISTED WAS ONLY > LISTED AT THE SALK LAKE CITY LDS CENTER. > BOOKS TO FIND INFO ON JUDGE ANDREW S. BROADDUS. "ASTRIDE THE OLD SAN > ANTIONIO ROAD" ( A HISTORY OF BURLESON COUNTY, TEXAS) AND THE BOOK ON > HISTORICAL MARKERS CALLED "WHY STOP" > ALSO IF ANY ONE WOULD LIKE A COPY OF THE "ORDINANCE OF SECCESSION" WHICH > THE JUDGE WAS ONE OF THE SIGNERS, CAN BE GOTTEN FROM THE TEXAS STATE > LIBRARY & ARCHIVES COMMISSION, P.O. BOX. 12927, AUSTIN, TEXAS. > IF YOU WANT TO CONTACT SOMEONE THERE BY EMIAL IS IS THE ADDRESS FOR JOHN > ANDERSON. [email protected] > > ALSO IF ANY OF YOU LIVE IN TEXAS AND ARE EVER HERE THERE IS A PLACE YOU > NEED TO GO. IT IS CALLED THE BURLESON COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM. IT IS > ONLY OPEN ON FRI FROM 2-4:30 IN THE BURLESON COUNTY COUTHOUSE. THERE IS > A BIG PICTURE OF THE JUDGE THERE. I WENT THERE AND TOOK A PICTURE OF THE > PICTURE AND IT CAME OUT GREAT. I HOPE THIS INFO WILL BE OF INTEREST TO > SOMEONE. > ALSO IN READING THROUGH MY PACKAGE THAT I ORDEDED ON THE JUDGE AND WHAT > WAS SENT IN FOR A HISTORICAL MARKER TO BE SET UP I CAME ACROSS SOMETHING > THAT I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE KNOWS ABOUT. IT SAID THAT THERE IS A > HOUSE IN VIRGINIA CALLED "THE BROADDUS HOME" IT WAS MENTIONED THEY SAY > IN A NEWSPAPER ARTICLE IN 1973 BY THE CAROLINE PROGROSS. I WOULD LOVE > TO KNOW HOW TO GET A PICTURE OF IT AND A COPY OF THE NEWSPAPER ARTICLE. > THANKS FOR ANY HELP. > RHONDA PETERSON > I'm not acquainted with the book by Bob and Ann Broaddus Rodgers. Does anyone know whether it has much Broaddus family information, and, if so, which branch? I received some information from Hauk Data Services about their publication, "Descendants of Edward Broadus of Virginia," Fifth Edition. They claim to have information on over 1800 descendants, done in a modified register format. Price: $25.00. I've only seen the book once and didn't have time to examine it at length. Some of us who have been doing Broad(d)us research have more names of descendants than they have, but it might be something some who read this are interested in. The Hauk catalogue lists around 200 titles. Another of interest is the one on descendants of Thomas Gaines, and would assume this might include the several members of the Gaines family who married Broadduses. The address for Hauk Data Services is 1885 Arrowhead Trail, Huntington, IN 46750. They will send a catalogue upon request. Ed Broadus

Edwin Broadus wrote: > > Kelly - > > I searched carefully through my records, and I cannot find evidence > that the John Broaddus who married Martha Thornley was the John W. in the > lineage you gave. I am happy to receive more accurate information from > you. Thank you, too, for the additional information about your line in > your last post. > > Ed Broadus > > On Sun, 11 Jan 1998, KNeum230 wrote: > > > Hi Ed, > > > > I have looked at everything I have on my Broaddus's. I do not have John W. > > Broaddus as being married twice. I didn't realize this, but I have more > > people to add to my direct line. Here is a revised listing: > > > > -Edward Broaddus > > +Mary Shipley (2nd wife, 1st wife unknown) > > --Thomas Broaddus (from Ed's 1st wife) > > +Ann Redd > > ---Thomas Broaddus (The book does not indicated if they are Sr and Jr) > > +Martha Jones (1st wife) > > +Ms. Watkins (2nd wife - they had no children) > > ----Thomas Broaddus > > +Martha Jones > > -----John W. Broaddus B: 1807 in Caroline Co., VA D: 1874 > > +Elizabeth Elkin Taliaferro > > ------Alexander Hairston Burks B: 1817 > > +Ellen T. Broaddus > > -------Bettie Woodford Burks B: 7/20/1848 > > +William Robert Jones B: 8/15/1845 in Nelson Co, VA > > --------Robert Alexander Jones B: 12/22/1874 in Amherst Co, VA D: > > 12/8/1957 > > +Fannie Ethel Hudson B: 4/17/1887 in Amherst Co, VA D: 3/17/1969 > > ----------Ruth Katherine Jones B: 7/28/1918 in Appomattox, VA > > +Reuben Randall Owens B: 9/16/1918 in Wilson, NC D: 1/6/1988 > > -----------Jo Ann Owens B: 10/12/1949 in New York, NY > > +Franklin William Neumann, Jr. B: 9/2/1946 in Baltimore, MD > > -------------Kelly Ann Neumann B: 8/8/1973 in Lynchburg, VA > > > > > > Here is a little info on John W. Broaddus (1807 - 1874) born in Caroline Co., > > VA. > > He was Justice of the Peace for Amherst Co., VA in the 1840's. He enlisted > > March 10, 1862 for the Civil War for a period of three years. He served in > > Company B, 9 Regiment Virginia Calvary, known as "Capt. Samuel A Swann's > > Company. > > > > This information came out of Roots, Shoots, and Runners > > By Pauline Englehart Burks. > > > > Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. > > > > Sincerely, > > > > Kelly > > > > > > HI ED, HAVE YOU EVER HEARD OF A BOOK CALLED "OUR FAMILIES" BY BOB AND ANN BROADDUS RODGERS. I FOUND IT LISTED IN THE COMPUTER BY THE LATER DAY SAINTS. I HAVE COME ACROSS HER NAME BEFORE AS A MEMBER OF DAR. IT ALSO LISTED THE BOOK ON ANDREW BROADDUS 1818-1900 IN THERE FILMS IN SALT LAKE AND ALSO HERE IN DENTON, TEXAS. BUT THE NEW BOOK I LISTED WAS ONLY LISTED AT THE SALK LAKE CITY LDS CENTER. BOOKS TO FIND INFO ON JUDGE ANDREW S. BROADDUS. "ASTRIDE THE OLD SAN ANTIONIO ROAD" ( A HISTORY OF BURLESON COUNTY, TEXAS) AND THE BOOK ON HISTORICAL MARKERS CALLED "WHY STOP" ALSO IF ANY ONE WOULD LIKE A COPY OF THE "ORDINANCE OF SECCESSION" WHICH THE JUDGE WAS ONE OF THE SIGNERS, CAN BE GOTTEN FROM THE TEXAS STATE LIBRARY & ARCHIVES COMMISSION, P.O. BOX. 12927, AUSTIN, TEXAS. IF YOU WANT TO CONTACT SOMEONE THERE BY EMIAL IS IS THE ADDRESS FOR JOHN ANDERSON. [email protected] ALSO IF ANY OF YOU LIVE IN TEXAS AND ARE EVER HERE THERE IS A PLACE YOU NEED TO GO. IT IS CALLED THE BURLESON COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM. IT IS ONLY OPEN ON FRI FROM 2-4:30 IN THE BURLESON COUNTY COUTHOUSE. THERE IS A BIG PICTURE OF THE JUDGE THERE. I WENT THERE AND TOOK A PICTURE OF THE PICTURE AND IT CAME OUT GREAT. I HOPE THIS INFO WILL BE OF INTEREST TO SOMEONE. ALSO IN READING THROUGH MY PACKAGE THAT I ORDEDED ON THE JUDGE AND WHAT WAS SENT IN FOR A HISTORICAL MARKER TO BE SET UP I CAME ACROSS SOMETHING THAT I WAS WONDERING IF ANYONE KNOWS ABOUT. IT SAID THAT THERE IS A HOUSE IN VIRGINIA CALLED "THE BROADDUS HOME" IT WAS MENTIONED THEY SAY IN A NEWSPAPER ARTICLE IN 1973 BY THE CAROLINE PROGROSS. I WOULD LOVE TO KNOW HOW TO GET A PICTURE OF IT AND A COPY OF THE NEWSPAPER ARTICLE. THANKS FOR ANY HELP. RHONDA PETERSON

KNeum230 wrote: > > Hi Ed, > > I have looked at everything I have on my Broaddus's. I do not have John W. > Broaddus as being married twice. I didn't realize this, but I have more > people to add to my direct line. Here is a revised listing: > > -Edward Broaddus > +Mary Shipley (2nd wife, 1st wife unknown) > --Thomas Broaddus (from Ed's 1st wife) > +Ann Redd > ---Thomas Broaddus (The book does not indicated if they are Sr and Jr) > +Martha Jones (1st wife) > +Ms. Watkins (2nd wife - they had no children) > ----Thomas Broaddus > +Martha Jones > -----John W. Broaddus B: 1807 in Caroline Co., VA D: 1874 > +Elizabeth Elkin Taliaferro > ------Alexander Hairston Burks B: 1817 > +Ellen T. Broaddus > -------Bettie Woodford Burks B: 7/20/1848 > +William Robert Jones B: 8/15/1845 in Nelson Co, VA > --------Robert Alexander Jones B: 12/22/1874 in Amherst Co, VA D: > 12/8/1957 > +Fannie Ethel Hudson B: 4/17/1887 in Amherst Co, VA D: 3/17/1969 > ----------Ruth Katherine Jones B: 7/28/1918 in Appomattox, VA > +Reuben Randall Owens B: 9/16/1918 in Wilson, NC D: 1/6/1988 > -----------Jo Ann Owens B: 10/12/1949 in New York, NY > +Franklin William Neumann, Jr. B: 9/2/1946 in Baltimore, MD > -------------Kelly Ann Neumann B: 8/8/1973 in Lynchburg, VA > > Here is a little info on John W. Broaddus (1807 - 1874) born in Caroline Co., > VA. > He was Justice of the Peace for Amherst Co., VA in the 1840's. He enlisted > March 10, 1862 for the Civil War for a period of three years. He served in > Company B, 9 Regiment Virginia Calvary, known as "Capt. Samuel A Swann's > Company. > > This information came out of Roots, Shoots, and Runners > By Pauline Englehart Burks. > > Please let me know if there is anything else I can help you with. > > Sincerely, > > Kelly HI KELLY, THE NAME OF EDWARD BROADDUS' FIRST WIFE WAS DOLLYDDELANN GWYEN. HERE IS A LIST OF THERE LINE FROM WHAT I HAVE. MY CHILDREN ARE RELATED TO BOTH LINES FROM EDWARD BROADDUS. I KNOW THIS PROBABLY SOUNDS CRAZY. WE FOUND THIS OUT WHILE RESEARCHING JUDGE ANDREW S. BROADDUS. JUDGE BROADDUS (FROM THE MARY SHIPLEY LINE) MARRIED TO MARTHA ELLEN BROADDUS (FROM THE DOLLYDELANN GWYEN LINE) EDWARD BROADDUS & DOLLYDDELANN GWYEN THOMAS BROADDUS SR. & ANN REED THOMAS BROADDUS JR. & MARTHA JONES MARTHA ELLEN BROADDUS & JUDGE ANDREW S. BROADDUS EDWARD BROADDUS & MARY SHIPLEY JOHN BROADDUS & FRANCES PRYOR REUBAN BROADDUS & ELIZABETH GARLAND JUDGE ANDREW S. BROADDUS & MARTHA ELLEN BROADDUS 1. OSCAR BROADDUS 2. REUBEN G. BROADDUS & LAVINIA CRUNK 3. LELAND BROADDUS & SUSAN A. SEPHRONIA ANTHONY & SARAH HILL 4. CHARLES A. BROADDUS & LAURA HILL REV. ANDREW SAMPLE BRAODDUS & OLLIE NORVILLE CORNELIA NEALIE BROADDUS & DAVID EDWARD REEVES JAMES ROBERT SR. & ROSE ELISE NEIDERER JAMES ROBERT JR. & PAULA KATHRYN ALEXANDER CHARLES EDWARD REEVES & RHONDA LOWRY (DIV) MELODY ANN REEVES (12/6/80) JENNIFER ELISE REEVES (12/6/80) BENJAMIN JAMES REEVES (1/6/86) THESE LAST 3 ARE MY CHILDREN. WE ARE DATES AND MORE DETAILED INFO ON SOME OF THE JUDGES CHILDREN ETC. 5. HENRY CLAY BROADDUS 6. E. KINGFORD BROADDUS SR. (IN CONTACT WITH ONE OF HIS GRANDDAUGHTERS. 7. MARY BROADDUS 8. BETSY BROADDUS 9. BETSY BROADDUS 10. LUCY ANN BROADDUS 11. MARTHA BRAODDUS 12. HATTIE BRAODDUS 13. NELLY BROADDUS 14. CORNELIA BROADDUS IN CASE YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ANY INFO ON THE JUDGE OF IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO ON THE PEOLPLE LISTED HERE FEEL FREE TO WRITE ME AND ASK BECAUSE WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR MORE INFO ON THEM. THE JUDGE HAS 2 HISTORICAL MARKERS ABOUT HIM HERE IN TEXAS. HE DEBATED SAM HOUSTON ON WHEITHER TEXAS SHOULD SECEED FROM THE UNION AND WAS ON THE SIGNERS OF THE "ORDIANCE OF SECESSION" RHONDA REEVES PETERSON

> >Has anyone done any research in England yet with their Broadhurst?? >Seems like I fall between the cracks with info. Mine miss the censuses >plus not deffinitely knowing the original Broadhurst's father's name, I'm >lost. Any suggestions?? > >One more thing--Have any of you heard of a James E. Broadhurst who was at >Custer"s Last Stand??? Does any one connect with him?? His name does >appear on the monument. > >Gloria Broadhurst Osborn > Gloria and others, I received quite a bit of Broadhursts-from-England information from Dale Broadhurst, which he asked me to put on my web site. I will also post other information about English Broadhursts if anyone wants me to. To get to the web site, use: http://www.flash.net/~judyad/broadhst.html I can't take credit for any of the info., it all came from Dale and a couple of other people, but I am happy to post it. I hope this helps. Judy Judy Arnold - [email protected] Judy's Place - http://www.flash.net~judyad/

I thought I'd jot down my Pedigree line to see if there are any connections by anyone. -------------Broadhurst About 1785 Lancashire, Eng. Married Sarah (unknown) d. 1851 in Phila. PA ch. William b. 1814 Lancashire, Eng John or James Broadhurst b.1822 Lancashire, Eng. m Mary------- Elisabeth b. 1826 Lancashire, Eng. m. Sam'l O'Neill in USA Samuel b. 1829 Lancashire, Eng. Never married * George b. 1832 Lancashire, Eng. m Eliza Ann Snowden IN USA This above family came to the US in 1842 George and Eliza Ann Snowden Broadhurst had the following children Mary Savench (Savanah) died young William Henry b 1861 m Ollie Beal he d. 1934 George Albin b 1863 m Vallie May Dixon he d. 1952 Samuel Vinson b 1866 m Carolyn Watkins he d. 1956 Sarah Janette b. 1869 m Alburn H. Watkins she d 1956 John Nicholas b. 1872 m Cerita Mullinix he d 1943 Joshua Edwin b 1874 m Lizzie Harrison he d 1967 * James Edmondson b 1876 m Artie c Hager he d. 1950 All of the above were born in Howard Co. MD James and Artie Hager Broadhurst had the following children * Roscoe Vincent b 1900 m Dorothy Baier he d 1986 James Wilfred b 1902 m Ella Mansfield he d 1960 Henry Miller b 1904 m Esther Smith he d 1978 Carl Hager b 1907 m Elizabeth Weiss he d 1976 Ralph Richardson b 1909 m Jessie Wiseman he d 1991 Vivian Estelle b 1912 m Warner Bogley ( living) Harold Conrad b 1915 m Virginia Morrison (living) Alfred Davis b 1921 m Francis Browning (living) All of the above were born in Montgomery Co MD My father was Roscoe Vincent------- Has anyone done any research in England yet with their Broadhurst?? Seems like I fall between the cracks with info. Mine miss the censuses plus not deffinitely knowing the original Broadhurst's father's name, I'm lost. Any suggestions?? One more thing--Have any of you heard of a James E. Broadhurst who was at Custer"s Last Stand??? Does any one connect with him?? His name does appear on the monument. Gloria Broadhurst Osborn