My info is at http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds/broyles/html/d0004/g0000049.htm#I1266 He was a son of Joshua Broyles Smile2Uall2@aol.com on 07/08/2000 01:38:29 PM Please respond to BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com cc: (bcc: Steve Broyles/Bos/Teradyne) Subject: [BROYLES] Can anyone help? Hello everyone I am looking for any information on James F Broyles b. 1836, he was married to Mary b. 1841. I would also like any information on their son James Joshua Broyles b. 7-16-1860 d. 10-31-1923, he was married to Mary Ann Howard b. 11-16-1870 d. 10-31-1900. I believe they both lived in Van Buren Co, Clinton AR. Thank You Stacie Broyles Branson ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== ============================== Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Vickie wrote: > > Wendy wrote : > > Hello List, > I am looking for information on the following: > > Margaret Broyles/Briles b. 1772 in NC d. ? in NC > married June 16 1791 in Rowan Co, NC > Shadrack Kindley b. 1771 in Rowan Co, NC d. ? where? > > daughter > Mary Kindley b. 1791 in NC? d. 1871 in Randolph Co, NC > married > William Varner b. 1780 in NC d. ca 1871 > > Thanks for your time, > Wendy Kinkade > > <<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>> > > Wendy , > > I'm afraid I don't have a great deal on the Varner family. > Anyway, I do have some of the information you're looking for. I'll give Margaret BRILES's line below. > > Vickie > vcdavis@netunlimited.net > <>< > > <<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>> > > Descendants of Margaret Briles > > Generation No. 1 > > 1. MARGARET4 BRILES (MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) was born Abt. 1771. > She married SHADRACK KINDLEY June 16, 1791, son of JOHN KINDLEY. > > Children of MARGARET BRILES and SHADRACK KINDLEY are: > > 2. i. WILLIAM5 KINDLEY. > > ii. MARY KINDLEY, m. WILLIAM VARNER. > > iii. SUSANNA KINDLEY, m. ANDREW VARNER. > > iv. SARAH KINDLEY. > > v. ELIZABETH KINDLEY. > > vi. JOHN D. KINDLEY, m. AMELIA NAIL. > > Generation No. 2 > > 2. WILLIAM5 KINDLEY (MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) > He married (1) ELIZABETH MILLS 1810. > He married (2) MARY DAVIS September 04, 1831. She was born Abt. 1808. > > Children of WILLIAM KINDLEY and ELIZABETH MILLS are: > > i. SHEDRICK6 KINDLEY, b. November 03, 1811; m. SUSAN DAVIS, January 28, 1832. > > ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON KINDLEY, b. March 01, 1813; > m. NANCY BRILES, December 12, 1835, Randolph County, NC. > > iii. EDWARD KINDLEY, b. August 31, 1815; m. MARY BRILES. > > iv. CYRUS KINDLEY, b. February 03, 1817; m. CYNTHA LAMBERT, 1840. > > 3. v. JESSE KINDLEY, b. April 27, 1820. > > vi. RACHEL KINDLEY, b. May 05, 1821. > > vii. WILLIAM KINDLEY, JR., b. March 21, 1823. > > viii. ELIZABETH KINDLEY, b. August 11, 1824. > > Children of WILLIAM KINDLEY and MARY DAVIS are: > > ix. MARGARET6 KINDLEY, b. November 27, 1832. > > x. JACOB KINDLEY, b. April 30, 1834. > > xi. AMOS E. KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1839. > > xii. THOMAS KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1842. > > xiii. SUSANNAH KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1844. > > xiv. MADISON KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1846. > > xv. JOHN PINKSTON KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1851. > > Generation No. 3 > > 3. JESSE6 KINDLEY (WILLIAM5, MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) > was born April 27, 1820. > He married SUSANNAH HUGHES1, daughter of JAMES HUGHES. > > Children of JESSE KINDLEY and SUSANNAH HUGHES are: > > 4. i. JAMES E.7 KINDLEY, b. 1840. > > ii. WILLIAM RILEY KINDLEY. > > 5. iii. JOHN WILSON KINDLEY, b. August 20, 1845, Randolph County , NC; > d. May 21, 1916, Randolph County , NC. > > iv. JOSHUA N. KINDLEY. > > v. ELIZABETH D. KINDLEY. > > vi. JACOB SHADRACH KINDLEY. > > vii. SARAH ANN KINDLEY. > > viii. MARY E. KINDLEY. > > Generation No. 4 > > 4. JAMES E.7 KINDLEY (JESSE6, WILLIAM5, MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) > was born 1840. He married NANCY CAROLINE WILLIAMS. She was born 1844. > > Children of JAMES KINDLEY and NANCY WILLIAMS are: > > i. CICERO LEE8 KINLEY, b. 1866; m. ELLEN LEONARD. > > ii. AUGUSTA KINLEY, b. 1868. > > iii. ULYSSUS KINLEY, b. 1870. > > iv. EMMA E. KINLEY, b. 1872. > > 5. JOHN WILSON7 KINDLEY (JESSE6, WILLIAM5, MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, > JOHANNES1 BROYLE) 2,3 > was born August 20, 1845 in Randolph County , NC4, and died May 21, 1916 in Randolph County , NC4. > He married ELIZABETH J. PEARCE5 February 11, 1864 in Randolph County , NC, > daughter of JESSE PEARCE and SABRIA DORSETT. > She was born September 14, 1841 in Randolph County , NC6, and died July 20, 1916 in Randolph County , NC6. > > Children of JOHN KINDLEY and ELIZABETH PEARCE are: > > i. AMANDA ARMINTIE8 KINDLEY, b. 1864; > m. GEORGE H.RICHARDSON, December 24, 1885, Randolph County , NC. > > ii. GENERAL KILPATRICK KINDLEY, b. January 18, 1867; d. November 05, 1925; > m. CHARITY M. GALLIMORE, January 05, 1890, Randolph County , NC. > > iii. LOUISA K. KINDLEY, b. February 24, 1869, Randolph County, NC6; > d. October 28, 1872, Randolph County, NC6. > > iv. FLORA GNETTIE KINDLEY, b. September 22, 1873; > m. (1) WILLIAM G. SNIDER; > m. (2) JAMES CORNELIUS RIDGE; b. March 20, 1865, Randolph County, NC. > > v. SUSAN ARENA KINDLEY, b. 1874; m. J. R. SKEEN, June 14, 1896. > > vi. MARY DELPHINA KINDLEY, b. July 01, 1878, Randolph County, NC; > d. July 16, 1942, Davidson County , NC; > m. HENRY BRANSON RIDGE, August 31, 1898; > b. June 30, 1875, Randolph County, NC; d. December 17, 1958, Davidson County , NC. > > vii. JESSE THOMAS KINDLEY, b. 1881; m. SALLIE CAROLINE BEAN, April 12, 1903. > > viii. CICERO R. KINDLEY, b. December 23, 1886, Randolph County, NC6; > d. March 19, 1958, Randolph County, NC6; m. CELIA PIERCE,October 25, 1903, Randolph County, NC; > b. September 02, 1888, Randolph County, NC6; d. February 16, 1955, Randolph County, NC6. > > Endnotes > > 1. Division of James Hughes's land (Davidson Co., NC ). > > 2. Personal knowledge from granddaughter, Bessie E. Ridge Wade. > > 3. William Kindley Genealogy by Bessie Jewel Mayes Wimberly (book) > > 4. Mt. Shepard Methodist Church Cemetery ( tombstone ). > > 5. Personal knowledge from granddaughter, Bessie E. Ridge Wade. > > 6. Mt. Shepard Methodist Church Cemetery ( tombstone ). > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ received your e-mail 4 times.

John Blankenbaker sent me a map of the area in Germany, in which several of the villages are located, from which some of the Germanna 2 colonists immigrated. I have posted the map and you may view it on the web site. (BEWARE, due to having to keep the size and resolution high in order to have a readable map, the file is large; it will take a couple of minutes to load in your web browser, providing you're using a 56K modem.) If your ancestors come from any of the following villages, you can see them on this map: Bonfeld Bönnigheim Botemheim Gemmingen Groß Sachsenheim Neuenbürg Oberderdingen Ötisheim Schwaigern Sinsheim Stetten am Heuchelberg Sulzfeld Zaberfield I have large, bright red numbers to the map, corresponding with the order of the above villages, so it should be easy to find your particular village. You can access this map by going to John's "Germany-Photos" page at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/johnsgermnotes/germany-photos.html and clicking on the appropriate link, or, you can go directly to the page at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/johnsgermnotes/2ndcolonymap.html Note to John: I KNOW I'm probably biting off more than I can chew, but if you want to send maps of other areas of Germany, in which are located the villages of the 1st Colony, and/or the villages that you are sending photos for, LET ME HAVE THEM! (Ye Gads! I'm three villages behind right now for the Photos!) SgtGeorge

Wendy wrote : Hello List, I am looking for information on the following: Margaret Broyles/Briles b. 1772 in NC d. ? in NC married June 16 1791 in Rowan Co, NC Shadrack Kindley b. 1771 in Rowan Co, NC d. ? where? daughter Mary Kindley b. 1791 in NC? d. 1871 in Randolph Co, NC married William Varner b. 1780 in NC d. ca 1871 Thanks for your time, Wendy Kinkade <<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>> Wendy , I'm afraid I don't have a great deal on the Varner family. Anyway, I do have some of the information you're looking for. I'll give Margaret BRILES's line below. Vickie vcdavis@netunlimited.net <>< <<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>><<>> Descendants of Margaret Briles Generation No. 1 1. MARGARET4 BRILES (MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) was born Abt. 1771. She married SHADRACK KINDLEY June 16, 1791, son of JOHN KINDLEY. Children of MARGARET BRILES and SHADRACK KINDLEY are: 2. i. WILLIAM5 KINDLEY. ii. MARY KINDLEY, m. WILLIAM VARNER. iii. SUSANNA KINDLEY, m. ANDREW VARNER. iv. SARAH KINDLEY. v. ELIZABETH KINDLEY. vi. JOHN D. KINDLEY, m. AMELIA NAIL. Generation No. 2 2. WILLIAM5 KINDLEY (MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) He married (1) ELIZABETH MILLS 1810. He married (2) MARY DAVIS September 04, 1831. She was born Abt. 1808. Children of WILLIAM KINDLEY and ELIZABETH MILLS are: i. SHEDRICK6 KINDLEY, b. November 03, 1811; m. SUSAN DAVIS, January 28, 1832. ii. GEORGE WASHINGTON KINDLEY, b. March 01, 1813; m. NANCY BRILES, December 12, 1835, Randolph County, NC. iii. EDWARD KINDLEY, b. August 31, 1815; m. MARY BRILES. iv. CYRUS KINDLEY, b. February 03, 1817; m. CYNTHA LAMBERT, 1840. 3. v. JESSE KINDLEY, b. April 27, 1820. vi. RACHEL KINDLEY, b. May 05, 1821. vii. WILLIAM KINDLEY, JR., b. March 21, 1823. viii. ELIZABETH KINDLEY, b. August 11, 1824. Children of WILLIAM KINDLEY and MARY DAVIS are: ix. MARGARET6 KINDLEY, b. November 27, 1832. x. JACOB KINDLEY, b. April 30, 1834. xi. AMOS E. KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1839. xii. THOMAS KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1842. xiii. SUSANNAH KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1844. xiv. MADISON KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1846. xv. JOHN PINKSTON KINDLEY, b. Abt. 1851. Generation No. 3 3. JESSE6 KINDLEY (WILLIAM5, MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) was born April 27, 1820. He married SUSANNAH HUGHES1, daughter of JAMES HUGHES. Children of JESSE KINDLEY and SUSANNAH HUGHES are: 4. i. JAMES E.7 KINDLEY, b. 1840. ii. WILLIAM RILEY KINDLEY. 5. iii. JOHN WILSON KINDLEY, b. August 20, 1845, Randolph County , NC; d. May 21, 1916, Randolph County , NC. iv. JOSHUA N. KINDLEY. v. ELIZABETH D. KINDLEY. vi. JACOB SHADRACH KINDLEY. vii. SARAH ANN KINDLEY. viii. MARY E. KINDLEY. Generation No. 4 4. JAMES E.7 KINDLEY (JESSE6, WILLIAM5, MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) was born 1840. He married NANCY CAROLINE WILLIAMS. She was born 1844. Children of JAMES KINDLEY and NANCY WILLIAMS are: i. CICERO LEE8 KINLEY, b. 1866; m. ELLEN LEONARD. ii. AUGUSTA KINLEY, b. 1868. iii. ULYSSUS KINLEY, b. 1870. iv. EMMA E. KINLEY, b. 1872. 5. JOHN WILSON7 KINDLEY (JESSE6, WILLIAM5, MARGARET4 BRILES, MICHAEL3, CONRAD2, JOHANNES1 BROYLE) 2,3 was born August 20, 1845 in Randolph County , NC4, and died May 21, 1916 in Randolph County , NC4. He married ELIZABETH J. PEARCE5 February 11, 1864 in Randolph County , NC, daughter of JESSE PEARCE and SABRIA DORSETT. She was born September 14, 1841 in Randolph County , NC6, and died July 20, 1916 in Randolph County , NC6. Children of JOHN KINDLEY and ELIZABETH PEARCE are: i. AMANDA ARMINTIE8 KINDLEY, b. 1864; m. GEORGE H.RICHARDSON, December 24, 1885, Randolph County , NC. ii. GENERAL KILPATRICK KINDLEY, b. January 18, 1867; d. November 05, 1925; m. CHARITY M. GALLIMORE, January 05, 1890, Randolph County , NC. iii. LOUISA K. KINDLEY, b. February 24, 1869, Randolph County, NC6; d. October 28, 1872, Randolph County, NC6. iv. FLORA GNETTIE KINDLEY, b. September 22, 1873; m. (1) WILLIAM G. SNIDER; m. (2) JAMES CORNELIUS RIDGE; b. March 20, 1865, Randolph County, NC. v. SUSAN ARENA KINDLEY, b. 1874; m. J. R. SKEEN, June 14, 1896. vi. MARY DELPHINA KINDLEY, b. July 01, 1878, Randolph County, NC; d. July 16, 1942, Davidson County , NC; m. HENRY BRANSON RIDGE, August 31, 1898; b. June 30, 1875, Randolph County, NC; d. December 17, 1958, Davidson County , NC. vii. JESSE THOMAS KINDLEY, b. 1881; m. SALLIE CAROLINE BEAN, April 12, 1903. viii. CICERO R. KINDLEY, b. December 23, 1886, Randolph County, NC6; d. March 19, 1958, Randolph County, NC6; m. CELIA PIERCE,October 25, 1903, Randolph County, NC; b. September 02, 1888, Randolph County, NC6; d. February 16, 1955, Randolph County, NC6. Endnotes 1. Division of James Hughes's land (Davidson Co., NC ). 2. Personal knowledge from granddaughter, Bessie E. Ridge Wade. 3. William Kindley Genealogy by Bessie Jewel Mayes Wimberly (book) 4. Mt. Shepard Methodist Church Cemetery ( tombstone ). 5. Personal knowledge from granddaughter, Bessie E. Ridge Wade. 6. Mt. Shepard Methodist Church Cemetery ( tombstone ).

Hello everyone I am looking for any information on James F Broyles b. 1836, he was married to Mary b. 1841. I would also like any information on their son James Joshua Broyles b. 7-16-1860 d. 10-31-1923, he was married to Mary Ann Howard b. 11-16-1870 d. 10-31-1900. I believe they both lived in Van Buren Co, Clinton AR. Thank You Stacie Broyles Branson

Hello List, I am looking for information on the following: Margaret Broyles/Briles b. 1772 in NC d. ? in NC married June 16 1791 in Rowan Co, NC Shadrack Kindley b. 1771 in Rowan Co, NC d. ? where? daughter Mary Kindley b. 1791 in NC? d. 1871 in Randolph Co, NC married William Varner b. 1780 in NC d. ca 1871 Thanks for your time, Wendy Kinkade

Isaac Broyles is on this list, On Wed, 5 Jul 2000 10:35:16 -0400, "Linda Parrish" <mimip@pineland.net> wrote: >from The Village Messenger, Fayetteville, Tennessee, Vol. 3, No. 49, April >4, 1827: > >Remaining at the Post Office in Fayetteville Tennessee, on the 31st of March >1827, which if not taken out before the 1st of July next, will be sent to >the General Post Office as dead Letters. > J. P. M’CONNELL, P. M. > >Josiah Alexander Wm Jennings >Wm. Anderson Joseph Kincade >John Adams Isaac L. Kincade >John Buchanon, Jr. Peter Knipp >Richard Bierden John Knipp >Geo. Bevil Robt. Kennon >Wm. Blackbourn Henry Kelso >Mary Buchanon Wm. Kennon >Solomon Bell Joseph Koger >C. D. Blagg Jonas Leatherman >Jas. P. Baxter Jack Leftwitch >James Blackledge Lary Lacy >Wm. C. Blake J. N. Ladel >Hardy Brown Ann Lamm >Elisha Bagley John M’Cracking >A. J. Blakemore Joel Morris >R. H. Boon Fielding M’Daniel >Cameily Boutler Wm. M’Achran >Jas. Brooks or H. Talley Benjamin Marshall >Isaac Broyles Thomas M’Ferrin >Sarah Brooks Thos. Mires >Absalom Bostick Isaiah Moore >Wm. Crunk Randolph Mayfield >Jas. C. Cowan John M’Collum >Jas. Carithers James M’Cerem >David Crook Edward Moss >Leven L. Cartwright John Marr >Jas. Childress James M’David >Matthew Cole Hosea Miles >Wm. Cooper George Noe >John Cooper Hiaram C. Niblet >A. B. Clendinning Asa Nicks >Wm. Cole Hillery O’Neal >Mrs. Wm. Archer & A. Cashon Wm. Olds >Stephen Cole John Porter >John W. Clark Williby Pugh >Henry Cowley Shered J. Parrish >Drury Conley Jesse Pugh >Daniel Campbell or Luster Haines Benjamin Porter >John A. Chapman Aaron Parks >Wm. Cunningham N. G. Pinson >John Carter Jas. Pibas >Nicholas Davis John Patton >Joshua Dallis Wm. Paul & John Carithers >Joshua Dodson Thomas Parker >Samuel Durham John E. Pigg >John Duke Jas. Parr >Samuel Downing James Randolph >Elizabeth Davis James Rolston >Wm. Dye Joel Rutledge >Robt. Dickson Mary Reace >Isaac B. Eslick Michael Robertson >Richard Flint Jas. J. Ragsdale >John Franklin H. Robinson >Harbert Furgason Isaiah Robinson >Benjamin Fannon Wm. Robinson >Jennet Farris John Rhea >Samuel Finley Wm. Rowel >Alexr. Furgason James Rosebrough >Samuel Garland Wm. Sharp >John Gallaher John Scott >Alexr. Gum Asa T. Stone >Joseph Gordon Wm. Smith >Wm. Greenfield John Street >Clifford Gray John Swinford >Wm. M. Gordon or Logan Harper John Simpkins >Rebecca Graves Benjamin Sherwood >Hugh Gant Elish H. Steadman >Wm. George Raaford Satterfield >Abraham Gillespie Ambrose Timmins >Bennet B. Howel Wm. Timmins >Hiram Hamilton John Titsworth >Asa Holland Henry Taylor >Samuel Harper Harrison Terril >John Hazlewood Peter Vaughn >Nancy Houston David Watson >Edward Hawkins John Watkins >David N. Hawkins John Waggoner >Wm. Husbands Aaron Wells >Wm. Stephen Hightower Thomas Wells >Isaac Harland Nathan Wansby >Jas. Hobbs Eanoch K. Withers >A. Hogan Wm. Woodard >Maj. H. Harper Samuel Watt >Richard Harrison Wm. Wilson >Thos. Howel Adam Watts >Julianne Hickman Peter or John Williamson >Wm. M. Inge Marth Woolam >Abraham Isaacks Samuel Young > Archibald Young > > > >==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== >The best index to Internet Genealogy is Cindi's list http://www.cyndislist.com/ Regards, C. Y. cythomas@vvm.com

Karyn Lackman wrote: > > Posted on: Broyles/Briles/Bryles<br>Broil/Broils/Brile/Brill<br>Queries > Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Broyles?read=35 > > Surname: Broyles > ------------------------- > > I'm looking for any information on Olive and Eastin Broyles of Luray, West > Virginia. > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ There was a Eston R. Broyles, son of Joseph Rosser Broyles and Ethel Virginia Campbell. Virginia d. in Luray VA 1918, bur. Green Hill. Joseph Rosser Broyles, d. 1956, bur. Beahm's Chapel Luray, VA No further information on Eston. Have more on his brother Hollis J. Broyles. Ken Broyles, jkbroyles@icx.net

Karyn Lackman wrote: > > Posted on: Broyles/Briles/Bryles<br>Broil/Broils/Brile/Brill<br>Queries > Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Broyles?read=35 > > Surname: Broyles > ------------------------- > > I'm looking for any information on Olive and Eastin Broyles of Luray, West > Virginia. > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ The only Olive I found is Olive Elizbaeth Broyles, dau. of Lewis Wright Broyles, son of James Broyles.

Posted on: Broyles/Briles/Bryles<br>Broil/Broils/Brile/Brill<br>Queries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/Broyles?read=35 Surname: Broyles ------------------------- I'm looking for any information on Olive and Eastin Broyles of Luray, West Virginia.

Posted on: Broyles/Briles/Bryles<br>Broil/Broils/Brile/Brill<br>Obituaries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/BroylesObits?read=9 Surname: Broyles ------------------------- I'm looking for the obituary of Olive Broyles of Luray,West Virginia.

Posted on: Broyles/Briles/Bryles<br>Broil/Broils/Brile/Brill<br>Obituaries Board URL: http://genconnect.rootsweb.com/genbbs.cgi/FamilyAssoc/BroylesObits?read=8 Surname: Broyles ------------------------- I'm looking for children of Olive Broyles of Luray, Virginia.

On Tue, 27 Jun 2000 12:21:38 -0400, "Linda Parrish" <mimip@pineland.net> wrote: >from The Village Messenger, Fayetteville, Tennessee, Vol. 3, No. 42, >February 14, 1827: > >MARRIED, >On Thursday last, by Charles BRIGHT, Esq. Mr. William BROWN to Mrs. >Elizabeth DORS—(page torn). > > -------------------- > > >DIED, >On the 6th inst. Mrs. Polly LUCAS, relic of the late Mr. Charles LUCAS. > > -------------------- > > >A Bargain. >The subscriber offers for sale on favorable terms the Plantation on which he >now lives, lying on the east side of Mulberry, two miles from its mouth, on >the road leading from Huntsville to Shelbyville, containing Two Hundred >Acres, nearly all of which is first rate land. There are about Eighty Acres >under cultivation; a thrifty young apple orchard; three never-failing >springs; a two story frame dwelling house, and good out-houses. The >situation is perhaps one of the most pleasant on the creek or in the county, >and admirably calculated for a public house. . . > ISAIAH ALLEY > February 13, 1827 > > -------------------- > > >CAUTION. >I forwarn all persons from trading for two cotton Receipts No. 349, for 425 >pounds in the name of Harvy RENEGER, and No. 337 for 440 pounds in the name >of C. D. BLAGG. > ISAAC BROYLES > Feb. 14, 1827 > > > > > > >==== TNLINCOL Mailing List ==== >Support Rootsweb: http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html Regards, C. Y. cythomas@vvm.com

1) Web Pages for photos that John and Eleanor made while in Germany: I have finished the pages for the villages of Oberfischbach, Illenschwang, and Ötisheim. There are several ways you can access them: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/index.html (and click the green German-Photos button on the left side of the page) http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/johnsgermnotes/germany-photos.html (this takes you to the Index of villages) Please check them out and let me know if there are any problems with links, format, spelling, typos, etc. John will be sending more pictures for other villages, and possibly more for the same villages. John, if you have other pictures of various scenes in the villages, please send them too. It doesn't matter what the subject. 2) I have changed the Famous Folks page for BROYLES/BRILES descendants to make it a GERMANNA Famous Folks page. If you are, or know of, a "famous" GERMANNA descendant, let us have the story and we'll post it. You can check out the page at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/famous.html Or, access it from the home page at: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/index.html And click on the green Famous Folks button on the left side of the page. Please take a look and send in your contributions. Thanks, SgtGeorge Listowner

I am looking for James Broyles that md. Elizabeth Ward. They had a dau. Pearl, who was b. 16, Oct. 1881 in Gallia Co., Galipolis, OH. She md. Lewis Kraus and d. in 1932. Also two sons Eli and Elmer. This James was in the Civil War, discharged from the Ohio Calvery on 20, June 1868, at age of 21. Any information will be appreciated. Ken Broyles for a friend.

FYI for those interested. This conference will be held July 5-8 in Leipzig, Germany. Marian Douglas, near Kosovo - dasha@unet.com.mk (Skopje, Macedonia) African American Broyles Family of Greeneville, east Tennessee ............... "Ethnic Encounters and Identities: German, American, and African Perceptions" July 5 - 8, 2000, Univ. of Leipzig, Germany. Organized by German Historical Institute, Washington, D.C. and American Studies Institute, University of Leipzig. Contact: Dr. Vera Lind, German Historical Institute, e-mail: lind@idt.net ; or Prof. Hartmut Keil, University of Leipzig, e-mail: hkeil@rz.uni-leipzig.de Some presentations are as follows. This is not all of them: Professor Keil, Univ. of Leipzig: "German-Americans and African Americans in Mid-19th Century America" Robin Blackburn, Univ. of Essex, Britain: "The Colonial Americas and the Plantation Revolution" Jon Sensbach, Univ. of Florida: "Germans and Africans in Early America: A Problem in Ethnic Encounters" Martin Oefele, Univ. of Leipzig: "German Officers in Colored Troops during the Civil War" Prof. Vera Lind, German Historical Institute, Washington, DC: "Crossing the Atlantic Twice: Germans, Africans, Afro-Americans, and Late 18th Century Cultural Encounters involving Slavery, Race, and the Exotic". Session on "German immigrants confront the issue of race", chaired by Prof. Joerg Nagler, University of Jena. Britta Behmer, Univ. of Munich, on Germans and slavery and abolition. Andrea Mehrlaender, Stiftung Leucorea, Wittenberg: "German Immigrants in the South During the Confederacy: Perceptions of Race and the Attraction of Whiteness". Jeffrey L. Sammons, Yale Univ.: "Portrayals of Blacks in 19th-Century German Novels about the United States". Jeffrey T. Sammons, New York Univ.: "Myth and History : Blacks and the 1936 Olympic Games". Carol Blackshire-Belay, Indiana State Univ.: " Searching for and Reclaiming the Past: Cultural Identity and Consciousness in the Afro-German Community". "Liberators and Prisoners of War: The Impact of Race" - chaired by Hannes Siegrist, Univ. of Leipzig. Matthias Reiss, Univ. of the Bundeswehr Hamburg: "German Prisoners of War in the American South: Confronting Segregration and Discrimination". Maria Hoehn, Vassar College, on 'Jim Crow' and German and American racism in the postwar years. George Fredrickson, Stanford Univ.: "American White Supremacy and German Antisemitism: Toward an Historical Comparison". Another session is on "personal relationships, representations and realities of sex and race"; and the last session will be a roundtable discussion on "issues in the study of "race", racism, and antisemitism", introduced by Benjamin Braude. Other conference session leaders include Catrin Gersdorf, Adam Jones, both of University of Leipzig; Wolfgang Helbich, University of Bochum; Matthias Middell, and Gunther Heydemann, also at University of Leipzig. For more information contact: Prof. Dr. Hartmut Keil Institut fur Amerikanistik Augustusplatz 9 04109 Leipzig, Germany Phone: +49(0)341-9737330 Fax: +49(0)9737339 E-mail: hkeil@rz.uni-leipzig.de or Dr. Vera Lind German Historical Institute 1607 New Hampshire Ave NW Washington D.C. 20009 Phone: +1(202) 387-3355 Fax: +1(202) 483-3430 E-mail: lind@idt.net

George W. Durman wrote: > > At 08:04 PM 06/13/2000, Smile2Uall2@aol.com wrote: > *************START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************* > Hello > I am new at this and have ran into a couple of problems. First of all in our > family Heritage Book we have Zachariah Broyles, which is the son of Jacob > Adam Broil (Hans Jacob as yall refer to him), to be the father of Michael > Broyles that was married to Margret Newberry. When looking at the family > line on the net, it looks like maybe his father was Michael Broyles. Can > anyone help clear this problem up for me? Also we have always been told that > Michael and Margret were the ones to change the name to Broyles??? > > Thank you for any help you can give me! > > Stacie Broyles Branson > **************END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************** > > Hi Stacie. This is the second email I have received this week that refers to > "Hans Jacob BROYLES" as "Jacob Adam BROIL". I haven't seen this reference in a > long, long time. I just wonder, where, and with what proof, this person EVER > was identified as "Jacob Adam". Does ANYONE know of a verifiable primary > source document to back this up? > > I'm also curious as to the source of "Michael and Margret were the ones to > change the name to BROYLES". > > Back years and years ago, I did see references to Hans Jacob as Jacob Adam, > but, at the time, the "source" was based on family lore, or family oral > history, and was never proven. If his name WAS Jacob Adam, I would LOVE to get > a copy of the source(s) and to change all the data I have; however, knowing a > little about German naming traditions, "Hans Jacob" and "Jacob Adam" just do > not start to equal one another. > > The fellow's father was Johannes BREYHEL (BREHEL, or however it was spelled in > various documents). At that time, sons were "usually" give a "first" name of > their father, with a "second" name of their own. They were NEVER known by > their "first" name, but by their "second". Thus, Johannes BREYHEL, if > following tradition, would have named his two sons "Johann Jacob" and "Johann > Conrad". > > Johann or Johan or Johannes was, informally, shortened to "Hans". Thus, the > person in question may have become known as "Hans Jacob" in America, maybe > because of the English tradition of using first names, or, maybe, to > differentiate him from his son "Jacob". I've always "suspected" that Conrad's > name was really "Johann Conrad", but no one has EVER found a source document to > prove this. > > I just wish we could find out where this "Jacob Adam" found its way into the > genealogy records. It was several generations down in history before the name > "Adam" was first used in the BROYLES family. It certainly had no precedence, > that we know of, in Germany, or in the early generations in America. > > I'm not casting aspersions, just trying to find out, once and for all, where > the "Adam" came from, and if there is any actual proof. > > SgtGeorge > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. I agree with George. In the 30 some odd years I've been researching the Broyles family I have never heard Jacob as Jacob Adam. I would also like to see proof of this. Ken Broyles

At 08:04 PM 06/13/2000, Smile2Uall2@aol.com wrote: *************START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************* Hello I am new at this and have ran into a couple of problems. First of all in our family Heritage Book we have Zachariah Broyles, which is the son of Jacob Adam Broil (Hans Jacob as yall refer to him), to be the father of Michael Broyles that was married to Margret Newberry. When looking at the family line on the net, it looks like maybe his father was Michael Broyles. Can anyone help clear this problem up for me? Also we have always been told that Michael and Margret were the ones to change the name to Broyles??? Thank you for any help you can give me! Stacie Broyles Branson **************END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT************** Hi Stacie. This is the second email I have received this week that refers to "Hans Jacob BROYLES" as "Jacob Adam BROIL". I haven't seen this reference in a long, long time. I just wonder, where, and with what proof, this person EVER was identified as "Jacob Adam". Does ANYONE know of a verifiable primary source document to back this up? I'm also curious as to the source of "Michael and Margret were the ones to change the name to BROYLES". Back years and years ago, I did see references to Hans Jacob as Jacob Adam, but, at the time, the "source" was based on family lore, or family oral history, and was never proven. If his name WAS Jacob Adam, I would LOVE to get a copy of the source(s) and to change all the data I have; however, knowing a little about German naming traditions, "Hans Jacob" and "Jacob Adam" just do not start to equal one another. The fellow's father was Johannes BREYHEL (BREHEL, or however it was spelled in various documents). At that time, sons were "usually" give a "first" name of their father, with a "second" name of their own. They were NEVER known by their "first" name, but by their "second". Thus, Johannes BREYHEL, if following tradition, would have named his two sons "Johann Jacob" and "Johann Conrad". Johann or Johan or Johannes was, informally, shortened to "Hans". Thus, the person in question may have become known as "Hans Jacob" in America, maybe because of the English tradition of using first names, or, maybe, to differentiate him from his son "Jacob". I've always "suspected" that Conrad's name was really "Johann Conrad", but no one has EVER found a source document to prove this. I just wish we could find out where this "Jacob Adam" found its way into the genealogy records. It was several generations down in history before the name "Adam" was first used in the BROYLES family. It certainly had no precedence, that we know of, in Germany, or in the early generations in America. I'm not casting aspersions, just trying to find out, once and for all, where the "Adam" came from, and if there is any actual proof. SgtGeorge

Smile2Uall2@aol.com wrote: > > Hello > I am new at this and have ran into a couple of problems. First of all in our > family Heritage Book we have Zachariah Broyles, which is the son of Jacob > Adam Broil (Hans Jacob as yall refer to him), to be the father of Michael > Broyles that was married to Margret Newberry. When looking at the family > line on the net, it looks like maybe his father was Michael Broyles. Can > anyone help clear this problem up for me? Also we have always been told that > Michael and Margret were the ones to change the name to Broyles??? > > Thank you for any help you can give me! > > Stacie Broyles Branson > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi The Michael Broyles you mentioned was also the son of a Michael Broyles And they didn't change their name to Broyles. The English did that in trying to spell the German name. Just what do you need on this family. I have alot on them. Ken Broyles jkbroyles@icx.net

Hello I am new at this and have ran into a couple of problems. First of all in our family Heritage Book we have Zachariah Broyles, which is the son of Jacob Adam Broil (Hans Jacob as yall refer to him), to be the father of Michael Broyles that was married to Margret Newberry. When looking at the family line on the net, it looks like maybe his father was Michael Broyles. Can anyone help clear this problem up for me? Also we have always been told that Michael and Margret were the ones to change the name to Broyles??? Thank you for any help you can give me! Stacie Broyles Branson