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