I can post it when I finish that query page Dan. ---------- > From: BanAlban@aol.com > To: BROADWATER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [BROADWATER-L] RE:WEBSITE for my lists > Date: Tuesday, November 03, 1998 4:21 PM > > Hi Dan, > > Not sure if your message was meant for free queries on Broadwater > (hey it was a long day today and my brain cant comprehend this time > of day LOL). > I am searching for a Charles M. Broadwater of Edgefield, SC. > He was born October 10, 1827 and died in Russell County, AL. > He is listed in the 1850 census for Edgefield and lived with a Gilchrist > family. He moved to Alabama sometime after that as he married there in 1852. > I have been searching for his parents/siblings for several years now with no > luck. > Can you help me? Thanks > > Nancy Walsh Broadwater

Hi Dan, Not sure if your message was meant for free queries on Broadwater (hey it was a long day today and my brain cant comprehend this time of day LOL). I am searching for a Charles M. Broadwater of Edgefield, SC. He was born October 10, 1827 and died in Russell County, AL. He is listed in the 1850 census for Edgefield and lived with a Gilchrist family. He moved to Alabama sometime after that as he married there in 1852. I have been searching for his parents/siblings for several years now with no luck. Can you help me? Thanks Nancy Walsh Broadwater

For some time now I have been working on the web site for my lists, I am accepting queries ; stories ; surnames and the like , I have been doing a few fixes all day, and am going to be at it all week, any one who wants to add to it may send submissions in the windows wright and word pad, I can add them just as you send them. I spent a long time working with a lame computer, now its fixed, and I can again access my pages. Dan

Found this interesting bit of information in the Mears Collection and I thought I would pass it on. William Broadwater I died in 1726 in Accomack County, VA He was married to Unknown. William Broadwater I and Unknown had the following children: William Broadwater II Jacob Broadwater Elias Broadwater Joshua Broadwater died in 1749 in Accomack Co., VA Caleb Broadwater James Broadwater Lishia Broadwater Elizabeth Broadwater Mary Broadwater Second Generation: William Broadwater II died in 1774 in Accomack Co., VA He was married to Bridgett Unknown. They had the following children: William Broadwater III Susanna Broadwater Anne Broadwater Jesse Broadwater Jacob Broadwater died in 1767 in Accomack Co., VA Jacob Broadwater married Unknown: They had the following children: Jacob Broadwater William Broadwater Covington Broadwater Esther Broadwater Elias Broadwater died in 1751 in Accomack Co., VA He was married to Phebe Unknown. They had the following children: Caleb Broadwater Elias Broadwater Ezekiel Broadwater Charles Broadwater Scarburgh Broadwater George Broadwater Caleb Broadwater died in 1756 in Accomack Co., VA He married Mary Unknown. They had the following children: Ann Broadwater Mary Broadwater Scarburgh Broadwater Sinah Broadwater Lishia Broadwater married Turlo O. Bryant Elizabeth Broadwater married Unknown Ellis Mary Broadwater married Unknown Ellis Also, found this information from the Miles Files: William Broadwater (son of Jacob) was born in Accomack Co., VA circa 1750 and died in 1787. William married (1) Unknown before 1779 (2) Sarah "Sally" Corbin circa 1785. In an undated will, probated Sept. 26, 1787, William Broadwater named a wife Sally, children: James, Caty and an unborn child: Brothers: Jacob, Caleb, Coventon: Sister, Esther Fitzgerald. This also from the Miles Files: Joseph Broadwater was born in Accomack Co. VA circa 1752 and died in 1822. He married (1)Sarah "Sally" Corbin Jan. 26, 1790 in Accomack Co.,VA (2) Mary W. Unknown July 29, 1816 In his will written April 3, 1822, Joseph "Brodwater" (No A) named a wife Mary W. Brodwater, son David Brodwater, under 25, and daughter Mary Ann Brodwater, under 10. Witnesses were Walter Broadwater, Savage Broadwater and Southy Broadwater.

Here's a snippet from Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography, Ed. Lyon Gardiner Tyler, LL.D., Volume 1, New York, Lewis Historical Publishing Co., 1915 Broadwater, Charles, was a Scotchman, who located in Fairfax County, and named his estate "Cameron," after the clan to which he belonged. He was a burgess in the assembly in 1775 an member of the conventions of March 20, 1775, July 17, 1775, and of December 1, 1775.

This helps to explain why there have been various reports that AOL mail has or hasn't been bouncing in the last few days. ----- Forwarded message from Dave Kennedy <taxform@IH2000.NET> ----- Date: Sun, 18 Oct 1998 15:54:04 -0500 From: Dave Kennedy <taxform@IH2000.NET> Subject: MEDIA: SPOOF ON AOL CAUSES MISROUTED MAIL SPOOF ON AOL CAUSES MISROUTED MAIL Some crazy guy or girl impersonating an America Online individual authorized to change AOL's InterNIC records caused thousands of e-mail messages intended for AOL customers to be misrouted to the Internet service provider Autonet.net. AOL discovered the problem and corrected it, and says that all misdirected messages should eventually be delivered to the proper recipients. The company is working with legal authorities to identify the perpetrator. (Washington Post 17 Oct 98) -- Dave Kennedy taxform@ih2000.net ----- End forwarded message ----- -- Regards, Tim Pierce RootsWeb Genealogical Data Cooperative system obfuscator and hack-of-all-trades

Thanks, Dan!

Hi Carol, Many thanks for writing to me and giving the info you provided. You stated you need further information to check and see my relation to the family. Here is what I have: Charles M. Broadwater born October 10, 1827 in South Carolina; died in Russell County, AL October 5, 1884. married to Bunnetta B. Gray on October 12, 1854 Their children: John Henry Broadwater(my g-grandfather) b. 1854 d April 1910 Mollie Broadwater Burton B. Broadwater b. June 14, 1874 d. July 29, 1952 Daniel Broadwater The information on the descendants I have, if you need them, I will give you. My intent is finding Charles parents or other family members. A very nice lady named Nancy Meaux sent me information saying that a Charles Broadwater resided in Edgefield County, SC in 1850 and that he was 23 years of age, which would match up perfectly with my Charles date of birth. There was also a Charles Broadwater listed in the Edgefield census of 1790. A father or uncle perhaps? At the time of the 1850 census, this possible Charles was living with a D.J. Gilchrist in Edgefield. Any suggestions? Thank, Carol and hope to hear from you soon. Nancy Walsh

I have no specific location for the Edgefield Co, SC Broadwaters. That data was posted to the list & you could email the contributors. Dan, how about addresses or forwards of this data to her ? Carol in WA

Booklet "A Sketch of the Broadwater Family and Its Connections" written by Amos Broadwater 1891 is housed with the Genealogical Society of Allegany Co, MD. *note: I posted the individuals in a 3 Post series, but neglected dates, in data to follow. Where dates are missing they were not in the booklet. Cornelious Broadwater m Mary Piper & they emigrated from England to America. Mary d 1829 bur near Barton, Allegany Co, MD. Most of their ch emigrated from Loudoun Co, VA to Allegany Co, MD. They had 8 ch: 1] Sallie m Murel Holden & res VA. Only said they had a large family. *2] Charles m Mary M Beavers, d/o Jacob Beavers. (*See ch listed below).This is the author Amos Broadwater's family. 3] Guy m Mary Piles & had 8 ch: Jennie, Sallie, Eliz., Mary, Patsey, John, Henry, & Wm. 4] Elizabeth "Betsey" m Wm Walls & had 1 dau Sallie m George Fazenbaker. 5] William m Rebeka Green & had 10 ch: Nancy, Charles, Robert, Henry, Jefferson, Ellen, Hester, Wm, Rosana & Salem. 6] Nancy m John Barnes had 2 ch, 1 d infancy, & Sarah m Wm Sigler. 7] Jennie d age 12 Loudoun Co, VA. 8] Samuel m Nancy Layton & had 5 ch: Amos, Elizabeth, Kennard, Ellen, Samuel. *2] Charles Broadwater, s/o Cornelius, m Mary M Beavers & had 12 ch: 1) Amos b 9 Aug 1804 m Sarah Sigler, d/o John Sigler, (*they had 12 ch listed below), 2) Jefferson b 1 Aug 1806, 3) Catharine b 14 Mar 1808, 4) Mary b 3 Jan 1810, 5) William b 4 Oct 1811, 6) Charles b 4 Mar 1815, 7) Samuel b 3 Oct 1817, 8) Peter b 25 Mar 1820, 9) Rebeca b 8 May 1822, 10) Mahala b 10 Mar 1824, 11) Ephriam b 20 Feb 1829, 12) Ashford b 15 Jul 1831. Son of Charles & Mary Broadwater & author of the bookllet. *1) Amos b 9 Aug 1804 m Sarah Sigler had 12 ch: a) Catharine b 1827, b) William b 23 Aug 1828, c) John b 18 Aug 1830, d) Lydia b 4 Jan 1833, e) Jefferson b 24 Sep 1835, f) Eliza b 6 Jan 1838, g) Sarah b 30 Jul 1841, h) Amos b 12 Feb 1843, i) Harriett b 11 Apr 1845, j) David b 13 Oct 1847, k) Isabel b 10 Apr 1851, & l) Eli b 21 May 1853. >From The Casselman Chronicle Vol. XXXIII, 1993 Numbers 3 and 4, Pg 50,51. Listed sources: Amos Broadwater, A Sketch of the Broadwater Family, 1891. Stanton & Stanton, The William Stanton Family, 1973. Browns Miscellaneous Writings. Amos Broadwater (1802-1901) & wife Sarah were 1826 settlers of New Germany area of Allegany Co, MD. "Amos signed his brief Broadwater history with the place name: Brant's Fancy, Jan. 1, 1891." William C Broadwater (1811-1907), bro of Amos, m Jane Warnick (1814-1886) of New Germany. He was known as "King Billie". "The lived on his father's farm (Charles Broadwater) on the Savage River for a time. They later bought and moved to 'the Meshec Schultz farm of 300 acres just south of Grantsville'. This was part of the old Cornucopia tract on which old Grantsville was established in the late 1700s." "In later years, William's son Gilead and his grandson, J.U. Stanton, divided the farm. William lived with his son Gilead and the farm passed to Gilead's son, Nevin, until the 1970's Nevin's son and grandson, David and Ronald Broadwater, operated the original farm." Louisa, d/o Wm C, m Thomas Jefferson Stanton. Her sis Harriet m Eli Stanton. Emigrant ancestors: Cornelius & Mary (Piper) Broadwater settled at Loudoun Co, Va. "They and their 8 children all moved to Allegany Co, MD between 1807 and 1811, settling mostly in the Savage River area." "Of the Broadwaters Jacob Brown wrote, 'The Broadwater race have become so numerous in the course of four generations that it would be impossible here to go into particulars beyond these now given, but it can be said in truth & proproety, that as a race they have been and are honest, industious, thrifty and law abiding." The booklet & the article from the Casselman Chronicle were sent to me by Judith Wendt of Kansas City, MO. My thanks again Judith. CS

1790 Maryland Census: Worchester Co, MD Broadwater, James # 126. Joshua # 126. (has count of famly) Montgomery Co, VA Marriages: Broadwater, Hannah m Hugh Earl. Fairfax Co, VA has many records of large families of Broadwater. Charles Broadwater was Sheriff of Fairfax Co, VA in 1750-60s. Charles Broadwater d 1806. "Career of Colonel Charles Broadwater of Fairfax Co, VA" by Robert Lee Haycock (desc) in Virginia Magazine of History & Biographies, V47 (1939), Pg 234-238. Virginia 1787 Tax List/Census: Broadwater: Caleb Sr & Jr, Elias, Jacob, William Sr & Jr, Ephriam, Esther, James Sr, John, Joseph, Coventon, Cornelius, Charles, Charles Lewis.

On both census's (1790 & 1850) it is Edgefield Co., SC that I have a Charles Broadwater listed. -----Original Message----- From: BanAlban@aol.com <BanAlban@aol.com> To: BROADWATER-L@rootsweb.com <BROADWATER-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Saturday, October 17, 1998 5:57 PM Subject: Re: [BROADWATER-L] Broadwaters in South Carolina >I think this is the Charles M. Broadwater I am looking for!!!! >He was born in 1827, moved to Alabama where he is listed in the 1850 >census for that state. Does the information you have list where in >SC this was at? > >Nancy >

For the new member. Dan ---------- > From: Carol99@aol.com > To: BROADWATER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BROADWATER-L] Re: A Broadwater Family - Post 3 of 3 > Date: Thursday, October 15, 1998 6:36 PM > > >From booklet "A Sketch of the Broadwater Family and Its Connections" > written by Amos Broadwater 1891. > > Pages 7,8) Amos writes, "My sons all married farmers' daughrters and my > daughters all married farmers' sons. My sons and daughters are all living in > Garrett County at present. William lives on the old homestead on Savage river > and is doing very well. John and Amos live on what is called Pea Ridge and own > good farms for mountain farms, and are doing very well for farmers. Jefferson, > Peter, Stephen and Eli all live about one mile from me. All own farms and are > living in the settlement near New Germany. Jefferson Green and Peter Bittinger > live on what is called the Glades, at Meadow Mountain. Peter Bittinger is > recommended for being the best worker in that region of the country. Simeon > Green lives about three miles from Lonaconing on a farm owned by the company, > and he is doing very well. Jacob Blocher lives in the backwoods settlement. He > commenced a new farm and is doing well. David lives on the home place and is > well to do." > > Page 8) Amos writes, "I will now give you a small sketch of my grandmother > Broadwater, who moved from Loudoun County to Allegany County about the year > 1809, and settled on a piece of land called Beatice Plains, and joining lands > of Peter Colmer, about three miles from George's creek. There she lived till > the day of her death. There was no record of her age, but it is supposed by > other people that she was about one hundred years old. She was buried at the > Corbis burial ground where her daughter and son lie." > > Page 16) Amos writes, "My father died at his own residence at Savage river in > the year 1859, aged eighty-one years. Mother survived him eighteen years. She > died in the 19th day of December 1877, at the age of ninety-one years, three > months, and nine days. They are both buried at the farm home, now owned and > occupied by his grandson William B. Broadwater." > "I will close by saying what a change it has been since I first settled > here sixty-five years ago, when there were no roads except a path to the > National road, and no houses. The first house built in Wolf Swamp lived Adam > Spiker who married Annie Reckner. The first settler in New Germany was William > Weitzell. This county was mostly all in woods when I first came here, but the > most of it is improved, the early settlers who lived around here are all > gone." > > Page 14-16 > "I will give the reader a few names of people who moved from Loudoun County > to Allegany County: John Michael and wife, William, his brother, George Smarr, > Jim Parris and George Layman." > > *note: Amos does not give the death of his grandfather Cornelius Broadwater > anywhere in the booklet.

For the new member Dan ---------- > From: Carol99@aol.com > To: BROADWATER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BROADWATER-L] Re: A Broadwater Family - Post 2 of 2 > Date: Thursday, October 15, 1998 6:36 PM > > >From booklet "A Sketch of the Broadwater Family and It's Connections" > written by Amos Broadwater 1891. > > Children of Charles Broadwater, father of 1] Amos m Sarah Sigler, their data > in Post 1 of 2. > 2] Jefferson m1 Mary Recknor & they settled in W VA 53 years ago. 12 ch by his > 1st wife Mary: Eliza, Mary, Thomas, Rebecca, Lizzie, Marina, Peter, Ceno, > Charles, Alice, Isabelle, Wade, Hampton, Vastie. > 3] Catharine m George Michaels & they had 12 ch: Nancy, Jackson, Jesse, John, > L Mary, Peter, Charles, Sarah, Rebecca, Thomas, Harriet, & Amos. > 4] Mary m John Warnick & they had "8" ? ch: Christina, Charles, Ashford, > Archibald, Hester, Lucretia, & Jesse. > 5] William m Jane Warnick & they had 13 ch: Josephus, Louisa, Maggie, Mahala, > Harriet, Gustavus, James, Noah, Isabel, Gillead, Nathan, Zelphia, & Kissiah. > 6] Charles m Dorcas Duckworth & they had 10 ch: Charlotte, Wesley, Edward, > Catharine, Elizabeth, George, Lavina, Harman, Jane & Mortimer. > 7] Samuel m Hester Potter & they had 3 ch: Harriet, Thomas, & Stephen. > 8] Peter m Lovie Taylor & they had 7 ch: Mary, Edward, Mary Maglin, Lovey, > Lizzie, Jennie, & Charles. > 9] Rebecca m Samuel Engle & they had 1 ch: Martha m Ross Compton. > 10] Mahala m William Durst & they had 5 ch: Lavina, Lloyd, Augustus, Rebecca & > Francis. > 11] Ephriam m Lydia Trusler & they had 13 ch: Charles, John, Sarah, Jane, > Alice, William, Thomas, Malinda, Emma, George, Lucas, Julia & Ella. > 12] Ashford m Carlina Taylor & they had 14 ch: Mary, James, Waldo, Ralph, > Howard, Shade, Harry, Armada, Rebecca, Johnson, Maurice, Harrison, & twins > b dead. > > "Ashford Broadwater moved to West Virginia in the year 1862 and settled on > a farm in Pleasants County near the line of Tyler County. He raised a large > family of sons and daughters. Most of the sons are in the mercantile business. > James lived at the toll gate at the railroad. Waldo & Shade have a store at > Long Run. Ralph owns a store close to the Ohio river. Howard owns a store at > Oxford, Richie County, close to where Peter Michael now lives. He marrried a > Miss Wilson. Only one of his boys are farmers, the others are in stores. The > oldest daughter married George Hill."

For the mew member Dan ---------- > From: Carol99@aol.com > To: BROADWATER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BROADWATER-L] Re: A Broadwater Family- Post 1 0f 3 > Date: Thursday, October 15, 1998 5:19 PM > > >From booklet "A Sketch of the Broadwater Family and It's Connections". > written by Amos Broadwater, 1891. > > Cornelius Broadwater emigrated from England, & from Amos knew not where. He > settled at Loudoun Co, VA. He m Mary Piper, from England, & had 8 ch: 1] > Sallie, 2] Charles, 3] Guy, 4] Elizabeth, 5] William, 6] Nancy, 7] Jennie, & > 8] Samuel "all born in Loudoun Co. about six miles below Leesburg, near > Carter's mill." 1807-11 they moved to Allegany Co, MD. > > Charles Broadwater, bro of Cornelius, emigrated from England to Loudoun Co, > VA. 1803 he moved to TN "He was a good liver & a well-to-do man". Nothing more > was heard of him by Amos. > > Amos writes, "I was at Loudon Co. in 1874 & there heard of a man by the name > of Charles Broadwater, who came from England with a ship crew of men for the > purpose of settling up this country." This Charles d & buried Fairfax > courthouse graveyard. What relation this Charles might be to Amos's family is > unknown. > > Amos's father, Charles Broadwater, moved to Allegany Co 1807 & lived on > Fazenbaker's place, then King's farm on Laurel Run for 3 years. Next he lived > at Savage River on Knott's place 3-4 years, then to Mud Lick Bottom. This > Charles died here 5 Aug 1859. His 12 ch in birth order: Amos b 1804, > Jefferson, Catharine, Mary, William, Charles, Samuel, Peter, Rebecca, Mahala, > Ephriam & Ashford b 1831. > > Ch of Cornelius & Mary Piper, emigrants from England: ( 2] son Charles > genealogy above) > 1] Sallie m Morel Holden & res Loudoun Co, then Bedford Co, VA. They had a > large family. > 3] Guy m Mary Piles & had a farm now owned by George O. Broadwater. They had > 12 ch: Jennie, Sallie, Elizabeth, Mary, Patsey, John, Henry, & William. > 4] Elizabeth "Betsey" m William Walls from PA. They res "on the National Road > near Thomas Johnson's". She lived to age 96. 1 dau Sallie m George Fazenbaker. > 5] William m Rebekah Green & lived at Savage river "near the mouth of Poplar > Lick run". They had 10 ch: Nancy, Charles, Robert, Henry, Jefferson, Ellen, > Hester, William, Rosana, & Salem. > 6] Nancy m John Barnes & they lived near Barton, MD. 2 ch: 1 d infancy, & > Sarah m William Sigler, then David Evans. > 7] Jennie died age 12 Loudoun Co, VA. > 8] Samuel m Nancy Layton & they lived 3 miles N of Barton, MD. They had 5 ch: > Amos, Elizabeth, Kennard, Ellen, & Samuel. > > Amos Broadwater, son of Charles & author of the booklet, m 1825 Sarah Sigler, > d/o John, & settled near New Germany, & had 12 ch in birth order: Catharine m1 > Henry Green, m2 Joseph Skidmore, William m Hester Broadwater, John m Mary > Custer, Lydia m Jefferson Green, Jefferson m Betsey Custer, Eliza m Simeon > Green, Sarah m Peter Bittinger, Amos m Sarah Bittinger, Harriett m Jacob > Blocher, David m Eliza Colmer, Isabel m Peter Stephens, & Eli m Susan Harman. > > Amos's bros & sisters in Post 2.

I think this is the Charles M. Broadwater I am looking for!!!! He was born in 1827, moved to Alabama where he is listed in the 1850 census for that state. Does the information you have list where in SC this was at? Nancy

Hello Carol, I am searching for ancestors of a Charles M. Broadwater. He was born October 10, 1827 in South Carolina and died in Russell County, Alabama on October 5, 1884. He married Bunnetta B. Gray in 1852 in Russell County. This ancestor has been my most elusive yet and I have been searching in the Edgefield, SC area, but have not located anything as of yet. Any help or suggestions would be great. Also, could you re-post the information on Cornelius Broadwater? I just signed on to RootsWeb on the 16th. Thanks Nancy

Looking through old files turned up these Broadwater notes: The Early Settlers of Maryland, by Skordas, Pg 60 Broadwater, Hugh Liber 8 Folio 129 Transported 1664, Servant #8) Transcript completed 1726, copied from Liber DD. Mattingly, Thomas Liber 8 Folio 88 Immigrant prior to 1665 with wife Elizabeth & children, one of whom is Judith Turner children of Thomas, all Liber 8 & Folio 88: Elizabeth, Cezar, Thomas Sebastian, Anthony Liber 4 Folio 59 Immigrated 1649-1652 " Stephen Liber 15 Folio 307 " 1675 ------------ Maryland Eastern Shore Vital Records. 1648 -1775. Pg 83) Broadwater, Scarbrough m Frances Houston 6 Mar 1757, Coventry Parish, Somerset, MD. Daughter Mary Houston Broadwater b 17 Mar 1760. ------------- Broadwater marriages: Sarah m John Marshall 20 Aug 1806 Worcester, MD Peggy m John W Nock 18 Dec 1797 Accomack Co George m Elizabeth Godwin 14 Mr 1794 Princess Anne Co, MD Margaret m William Henderson 21 Dec 1790 Montgomery Co, MD Martha m John Anderson 1800 Botetort Co, VA Joseph Emory Broadwater b 1839 Accamack, VA Elizabeth Harris Broadwater b 5 Nov 1820 Scott Co, VA, d 23 Nov 1896 Rolla, Phelps Co, MO, bur Beaver Cemetery, S of Rolla, d/o William & Polly (Culbertson) Broadwater. ------------ >From my travels 1990, Scott Co, VA phone book = Broadwater: Nickelsville, VA: Arthur, Billy Joe, Donnie Body Shop, E H Farm, Fred, Garland, Gary, J D, Jerry M, Kenneth, Kerry, Lorrain, Lowell, Paul B, Phil, Ronald, Ruby, & Broadwater Trading Co. --- Nickelsville, VA: Brooks, Steven Gate City, VA: Brooks, Carols, Inez, Sam ----------------

Searching old files I found these miscellaneous notes: >From Evertons Genealogical Helper magazine: Sept-Oct 1987, pg 216 Broadwater, May Jane b 1839 New Jersey. Contrib. by Ella S Michael, Sequim, WA. Mar-Apr 1989, pg 98c Broadwater, Rebecca m James McCreery 1786 Botetort Co, VA. Jan-Feb 1990, pg 98a Broadwater, Charles res 1786 Botetort Co, VA. Contrib. by Marion Cowgill, Richwood, OH. ---------------------------- >From my travels in 1990: Vicksburg, Mississippi phone book: Broadwater Billy Wayne, res Hyw 80E J H, res Bovina Robert L, res Hwy 80 W L, res Tilton Ranch

Have to keep looking, maybe we can qualify a Broadwater for Americas first families website? Dan ---------- > From: Carol99@aol.com > To: BROADWATER-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [BROADWATER-L] Re: Charles Broadwater's ship > Date: Friday, October 16, 1998 7:43 PM > > >From the booklet by Amos Broadwater was a comment by him that a Charles > Broadwater arrrived with a shipload of settlers to America. It would be a > great find to locate a notation of that ship & a ship passengers list for it. > Probably would be some surprises as I'd suspect related family names would > show up. > > Anyway, if anyone know where or how to look for such data it would be greatly > appreciated by all. > > Carol in WA