----- Original Message ----- From: "Helen Cast" <hcast@dmv.com> To: <BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 16, 2002 5:26 PM Subject: [BROYLES] BLANKENBECKLER / GERMANNA COLONY REUNION 2002 > You are invited to attend the " SECOND ANNUAL NATIONAL > BLANKENBECKLER / GERMANNA COLONIES REUNION 2002 ". > > PLEASE MARK THIS ON YOUR CALENDAR > > MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND>>> MAY 26th & 27th SUNDAY & MONDAY <<< > WILLOW SPRINGS, MISSOURI AT THE PAVILLION IN THE CITY PARK > 8:AM-5:PM EACH DAY. > > ALL GERMANNA DESCENDANTS ARE WELCOME & URGED TO ATTEND. > > Saturday the 25th is not scheduled to be part of the reunion but since most > cousins will be arriving on that day & if enough people are interested Dean > & Gene Lawson {sons of Ethel Blankenbeckler & Walter Lawson} will arrange a > tour of the closest cemeteries & other points of interest. Also a visit to > the library in West Plains could be arranged in order for us to do a little > research. > > Some of the things to bring; > Family sheets, Books, Pictures, Bibles, & any information you might > have. Drinks & ice chest > Chair or something that can be spread on the ground to sit on. > There should be plenty of tables & benches already there. > > Some of our Germanna families settled in Missouri, lived, raised their > children & died there. Now we are scattered all over the USA. Family > reunions are a great thing. It gives us all the opportunity to converge into > one place where we can exchange genealogical information, pictures, stories > & have a wonderful time meeting, setting down & talking face to face with > each other. Getting acquainted. People from all over came to the first > reunion last year. From Missouri, California, Texas, Virginia, Maryland, > Georgia, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, just to name some. > > Attendance is free but you will find a container for donations to help > offset some of the cost for food etc. > If you want to make sure your surnames are represented in advance of the > reunion send them to me & I will add them to a list & send them out as > information > . > We are working on a program & will send you a copy as soon as it's finished. > Betty Selsor {daughter of Leona Blankenbeckler & George Rothwell} will greet > us all with some of her humor. > Sunday morning [if weather permits] the day will begin with a country > breakfast cooked on the grill in the park starting at 8:AM. Then "sign in" > will be in order. > We request that you bring a covered dish to share for lunch Sunday. If that > is not possible then you might bring something from the local fast > food places. > > Please let us know if you plan to attend so we can keep a head count. It's > very important so we will be prepared with enough food & we will be able to > assist you in any way. More Information later. > > I'm looking forward to meeting you all at the reunion. > Warmest Regards, > > Contact me..... > Helen Cast > hcast@dmv.com > > OR;\ > 310 PARK ROW > SNOW HILL, MARYLAND > 21863 > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ` > > > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from BROYLES, send an e-mail message to: > BROYLES-L-request@rootsweb.com (for individual messages) > BROYLES-D-request@rootsweb.com (for Digest mode) > Subject: unsubscribe > In the body include only one word: unsubscribe > (Turn OFF your signature file when sending this command) > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237

Does anyone know who the parents of Julia A. Broyles b. 12 Nov 1826 d 11 Oct 1883 Washington Co. Tn married abt 1847 John Miller b 18 Jun 1826 d 1903/1905. children: Oliver N. 1848; Sarah abt 1851; Martha 1856; Caroline 1861; Andrew J. 1863; James B. 1867. Andrew and James were both Elder in Philadelphia Cumberland Presbyterian Church. Not sure yet if Julia and John Miller are buried here, but will be checking it out probably tomorrow. Carolyn

Gerald William Broyles ----- Original Message ----- From: Broyles, Bill To: jkbroyles@icx.net Sent: Monday, April 29, 2002 5:45 PM Subject: Gerald William Broyles The name Gerald William Broyles is listed on the "Lost Participants" sheet for the U.S. Government's Thrift Savings Plan, edited on April 16, 2002. He or his family may have investments due them if he can be located. He is listed as an employee of the Department of Agriculture and is from Tennessee. I hoped you may have a lead on him. See: www.tps.gov or they can be reached at (504) 255-6000 or Fax (504) 255-5199. I have no idea of how much may be in his account, but I would like for him or his family to recover whatever may be due them. Thanks for your help. ------------------------------------------------------------- Ken, your post didn't make it to the BROYLES Mailing List. Your ISP, @icx.net, has been mighty picky lately and was refusing email from the Rootsweb Lists. The "robot" at Rootsweb automatically unsubbed you from both the BROYLES-L and GERMANNA_COLONIES Lists. I just resubbed you to both. The reason I'm sending this to the List is that @icx.net also will not accept any email from @comcast.net, which is my ISP. I don't know of any other way to email you. You might consider getting in touch with your server and finding out what the problem is. George

Message text written by INTERNET:BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com > Margie Breeze AAA Kansas 4 East 12th Hutchinson, KS 67501 620-663-2169 mbreeze@aaakansas.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Margie Breeze [SMTP:MBreeze@aaakansas.com] > Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 12:52 PM > To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: RE: [BROYLES] Re: Broyles Family History. > > Unsubscribe please. > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: clayn@tds.net [SMTP:clayn@tds.net] > > Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 12:51 PM > > To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com > > Subject: [BROYLES] Re: Broyles Family History. > > > > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > > > Surnames: broyles > > Classification: Query > > > > Message Board URL: > > > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IOG.2ACIB/119.126.148 > > > > Message Board Post: > > > > my grandmother was heailda pearl broyles by marriage.< Dear Margie, You posted that Heailda Pearl Broyles was a grandmother by marriage. I might be able to help you but just the name is not enough. Is Broyles her married or maiden name? Do you have any dates of birth, marriage, or death and locations. Many times if she is not in our data base we can determine what line of the Broyles family lived or married into a particular area of the U.S. Also were there any other spellings of Heailda for her. I can look up the census if I know what state (county or city is better) and what year of the census she might have lived. Also, what families did she or her children marry into. That many times is a clue. Thank you and I look forward helping you. Jim Albin

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IOG.2ACIB/171.192.1 Message Board Post: Albert and Arnold Broyles were twins born in Jefferson Co. in 1875. We are trying to find their father and mother, roots.

If you're curious about place names, go to www.topozone.com Enter the name of a place, plus the state. You'll get a topographic map presented to you. Buttons at the top of the map allow you to adjust the scale and size. I've found topozone to be excellent when you're interested in looking for lots of detail. If you want a "big picture" map you will be better off at mapquest.com.

I think I may have found Mary Broyles b. abt 1748, dtr of Jacob Broyles & Mary Fleischman (Even as much as I would love to claim her for my own!! :-) I am doing some research on the family of Jacob Miller & Elizabeth Rymal. The only child I have ever seen listed for them is Lucinda who married Andrew Marion Broyles, son of Michael Broyles & Margaret Newberry. The real interesting thing is I found this old will of a Peter Miller who died with a wife named Mary in 1801. Michael Broyles, Sr was executor to that estate - the probate isn't dated. It was in Washington county. WASHINGTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE WILLS VOLUME 1, PAGE 103, NOV 15, 1801 The Will of Peter Miller (No Probate date given) His wife, Mary Miller son, Jacob Miller (BELIEVE HE MARRIED 2nd to ELIZABETH RYMAL) Daughter Margaret Miller, when she comes of age Daughter Barbary Miller Daughter Mary Painter (NO IDEA WHICH PAINTER SHE MARRIED POSSIBLY ADAM) Daughter ELIZABETH SCHILES (THIS IS THE MARRIAGE THAT MARTIN CLICK, SR POSTED BOND FOR 15 Oct 1801 GREENE CO. ELIZABETH MARRIED WILLIAM SKILES & HAD DTR SUSIE SKILES WHO MARRIED STEPHEN CLICK, NEPHEW OF MARTIN CLICK, SR) all personal estate to my wife and children equally (SEAL) PETER MILLER Michael Broyles, Sr executor Witnesses Felix Earnest Elizabeth Broyles Michael Broyles (PROBABLY MICHAEL BROYLES & ELIZABETH KLUG) THIS PUTS THE LOCATION OF THIS MILLER FAMILY IN BROYLESVILLE AREA OF WASHINGTON COUNTY) What I have discovered is this: In Green county 1850 in the household of Lucinda Miller and Andrew Broyles is a woman Mahala Taylor age 26. Ref: IGI Mahalah MILLER                     Sex:     F         Marriage(s):                Spouse:     Crampton TAYLOR         Marriage:     19 Jan 1846             Washington, Tennessee     Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type M519801 1787-1885 0825507  Film Ref: 1850 Census Greene Co. Tennessee, Pg 199B, household #911 Andrew Broyles 30MTenant Tenn Lucinda 28FTenn Mary J. 8FTenn Margaret 6FMissouri (STEPHEN CLICK MOVES TO DENT CO MISSOURI BETWEEN 1849/1850) Woodford 1MTenn Mahala Taylor 26FTenn Ref: 1860 Census Washington Co. Tennessee, Pg 136A, Broylesville PO, Dist 1, household #74, Img 10 Andrew M. Broyles age 39 Tenn Lucinda age 39 Tenn Elizabeth age 17 Missouri age 14 Woodford age 12 Sarilda age 10 Sarah E. age 8 Eliza C. age 8 Palmira age 6 female Martha L. age 4 lives next door to Amos Walters who married 2nd) Amanda Elizabeth Click, granddaughter of Martin Click, Sr & Mary Ann Borders. Amos & Amanda Click Walters are both buried Philadelphia Cumberland Presbyterian Churchyard Cemetery, Washington Co Tennessee (believe this is where the Broyles reunions are held) Ref: 1880 Census District 1, Washington, Tennessee     Source:    FHL Film 1255284  National Archives Film T9-1284     Page 434A          Relation    Sex    Marr    Race    Age    Birthplace Andrew M. BROYLES    Self    M    W    W    59    TNOcc:    Farmer    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Missouri BROYLES    Dau    F    S    W    32    TNOcc:    Keeping House    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Martha L. BROYLES    Dau    F    S    W    22    TNOcc:    At Home    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Alice C. BROYLES    Dau    F    S    W    19    TNOcc:    At Home    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Julia E. BROYLES    Dau    F    S    W    16    TNOcc:    At Home    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Jno. D. MILLER    Other    M    S    W    18    TNOcc:    Farm Laborer    Fa: TN    Mo: TN (I haven't yet identified who he belongs to) Ref: IGI Mahala MILLER                     Sex:     F         Marriage(s):                Spouse:     Aranious FILLENS         Marriage:     23 Jun 1857             Greene, Tennessee     Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type M519242 1856-1885 0944387 Film Ref: 1860 Census Washington Co. Tennessee, Dist 1, Img 18, Pg 139B, Broylesville P.O., household #145 Irenious Fillers age 27 Tenn Mahala age 38 living next door to household #144 David Fillers age 21, Catherine age 20, Martha age 3, Adam Harmon age 26 household #142 Ephraim Broyles age 21, Sarah A. age 21 household #143 Joshua Green age 55 NOTE: THIS LOCATION PUTS THEM EXACTLY ON LITTLE LIMESTONE CREEK, BROYLESVILLE near the Mercantile store Ref: 1870 Census Washington Co. Tennessee, Dist 1, Img 17, Pg 177A, Brownsboro, household #121 (BROWNSBORO IS ADJACENT TO BROYLESVILLE) Irenous Fellers age 37 Tenn Mahala age 47 Tenn Mary J age 9 Tenn Joseph age 6 Tenn Miller, Jacob age 65 Tenn - BELIEVE THIS IS MAHALA'S 1/2 BROTHER & NOT HER FATHER Elizabeth age 18 Tenn - not sure who this is, unless Mahala had an out of wedlock child since it appears her lst husband is dead by 1850 or she's another Fellers from somebody else Ref: 1880 Census District 1, Washington, Tennessee     Source:    FHL Film 1255284  National Archives Film T9-1284     Page 434B          Relation    Sex    Marr    Race    Age    Birthplace Irenius FILLUS    Self    M    M    W    45    TN Occ:    Farm Laborer    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Mahala FILLUS    Wife    F    M    W    56    TN Occ:    Keeps House    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Mary J. FILLUS    Dau    F    S    W    19    TN Occ:    At Home    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Joseph L. FILLUS Son    M    S    W    16    TNOcc:    Farm Laborer    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Bruce W. FILLUS    Other    M    S    W    8M    TN Fa: TN    Mo: TN Haven't found them living in Dist 1 Washington Co. 1900 Iranius Fellers is the son of George Fellers and Elizabeth Lintz - 1850 Greene co Census age 17 ______________________________ Ref: 1850 Census Greene Co. Tennessee, Pg 198A, household #888 - NEXT PAGE 199 IS LUCINDA MILLER & ANDREW BROYLES John Miller 22 M Labourer Tenn Julia A. 24 F Tenn Oliver N. 1M Tenn Ref: 1860 Census Washington Co. Tennessee, Pg 138B, Broylesville PO, Dist 1, household #128 John Miller age 30 real estate $2000 personal $500 Julia A. age 33 Tenn Oliver N. age 12 Tenn - OLIVER MARRIES 31 Jul 1873 DENT CO. MISSOURI TO CATHERINE CLICK, DTR OF STEPHEN CLICK & SUSIE SKILES. Oliver dies 5 Mar 1879 Dent Co. Missouri Sarah age 9 Tenn Martha age 5 Tenn Jacob age 51 or 57 Tenn -BELIEVE THE SAME JACOB IN MAHALA'S HOUSEHOLD 1870 & 1/2 BROTHER OF MAHALA & JOHN MILLER. neighbors Philip Winkle age 29 household #127 Brown Fellers age 44 Ref: 1870 Census Washington Co. Tennessee, District 1, Brownsboro PO, Pg 176B, Img 16, household #117 John Miller age 43 Tenn Julia A. age 43 Oliver age 21 - OLIVER MARRIES 15 Jun 1870 WASHINGTON CO. TN TO CATHERINE JANE BISHOP Sarah age 18 idiotic Martha age 15 Caroline age 9 Andy J. age 6 James age 3 Catherine age 17 - BELIEVE THIS IS OLIVER'S FIRST WIFE & NOT DAUGHTER OF JOHN & JULIA MILLER neighbors household 116 Hamilton Bayless age 26 BLACK 118 Joseph Broyles age32, wife Hester age 31, John 9, Mary 7, Bruce 4, Julia 2, No name 3 months 119 Clarissa Bitner age 49 Mary E 23, Jacob 21, Margaret 18, William C. 15, Sarah A. 9, Alfred M. 7 Ref: 1880 Census District 1, Washington, Tennessee     Source:    FHL Film 1255284  National Archives Film T9-1284     Page 431D          Relation    Sex    Marr    Race    Age    Birthplace John MILLER    Self    M    M    W    50    TN Occ:    Farmer    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Julia A. MILLER    Wife    F    M    W    52    TN Occ:    Keeps House    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Sarah A. MILLER    Dau    F    S    W    22    TN Fa: TN    Mo: TN Martha MILLER    Dau    F    S    W    20    TN Fa: TN    Mo: TN James MILLER    Son    M    S    W    13    TN Occ:    Works On Farm    Fa: TN    Mo: TN Ref: 1900 Census Washington Co. Tennessee, Dist 1, Pg 1A, Img 1, household #3 Miller, John Nov 1826 age 73  married 16 years Mary F. wife Feb 1844 age 46 6 born 5 living Rhoda A. dtr Jan 1885 age 15 Tenn Harrison B. son Aug 1887 age 12 Tenn son Andrew living next door household #2 living next door to household #4 Joseph Broyles age 63 born Oct 1836 & wife Eliza age 34 born Jan 1865 Tenn ___________ I also found another marriage of a Peter Miller b. abt 1780 Tenn who married 20 Nov 1823 Greene Co. TN to Lydia Broyles, dtr of Michael Broyles & Elizabeth Klug. I think this was Peter's 2nd wife. Peter MILLER                     Sex:     M         Marriage(s):                Spouse:     Lydia BROYLES         Marriage:     20 Nov 1823             Greene, Tennessee     Batch number: Dates Source Call No. Type Printout Call No. Type M519241 1780-1855 0944386 Ref: 1860 Census Washington Co. Tenn, Broylesville P.O., Img 13, Dist 1, Pg 137A, household #103 Peter Miller age 80 Tenn farmer Lydia age 75 VIRGINIA This Peter Miller is most likely related to Jacob Miller somehow. I am suspecting their father's may have been brothers. I just don't know who this particular Peter's parents are yet. _____________ Here's what I think. I think Mahala Miller b. abt 1823 & John Miller born Nov 1826 were the siblings of Lucinda Miller. I think the older Jacob II b abt 1805 who is residing with John in 1860 & Mahala in 1870 is also a 1/2 sibling. I think Jacob Sr who married Elizabeth Rymal was married previously & had some kids of which one of them was Jacob Miller born abt 1805. Elizabeth Rymal was married to a John Clinger 4 Apr 1811 Washington County, Tenn. That's what info I have anyway. I think the will of Peter Miller of 1801 who had the wife Mary is MARY BROYLES born abt 1748, daughter of  Jacob Broyles & Mary Catherine Fleischman. The Michael Broyles, Sr who was executor to Peter's will would be her brother and LOTS of times this is what occurred, especially with sisters. This would make Lucinda Miller & Andrew Marion Broyles 2nd cousins. What do ya think about this? Carolyn

I am searching for more information on Courtney Moore, the grandson of Daniel and Rebecca Broyles Moore. I have a picture of him coming soon that was made in Colorado, maybe Denver. This pic was made of him while he was riding with Jesse and Frank James. I have some information on this subject and have more coming. All the Moore men were dark complexioned, dark eyed, tall, intelligent and very handsome. The Moore owned house where they hid out in Washington County, Tennessee is still standing and I will receive a picture of it soon. A church stood next to the house and very near, the gang gave money to the church when they were in the area. The reason some of the Moore's were on the other side of the Law, was due to Isaac being murdered by carpet beggars. The Moore boys just went after them when they grew up and did find them. You can guess the rest of the story. Most of this is a family secret and due to some elder relatives, must stay that way until they pass away. A book has some of this information in it, but someday some very interesting true stories will be made known to the public. Any information on this family would be greatly appreciated. Janice

That is close enough. Thanks so much for responding. Linda

Has anyone researched the connections between the family of Samuel Weaver who patented 600 acres on Little Limestone Creek off the Nolchecky River in Washington Tenn about 1785 and the family of Cyrus Broyles, Matthias Broyles and Conrad Wilhite? They were all living together in the same valley in 1785 and at least two of Daniel's sons Cornelius and Samuel Thomas relocated to White County near a Weaver family. Later, Broyles married into the Weaver family including "Jefferson Broyles" etc. John Wilhite brother in law to Cyrus Broyles (son of Jacob) married Margaret Weaver according to information I have. Did Daniel Broyles, son of Cyrus marry into the Weaver family?? Some sources indicate Daniel married Mary Robinson. The Weavers were connected to the Robinson family according to an Internet source. Can anyone help with this mystery? I will research further if nobody else has. Margaret, Thomas and Samuel were all names used by the Weavers and were all Daniel's sons. Cornelius??? who knows? Thanks susan

I do not live in Tenn but the place where Adam Broyles had his store was near the intersection of the Nolchecky(I'm probably spelling this wrong) River and Little Limestone Creek. I believe this is near Davy Crockets birth place in Washington County near the boundary with Green County. Cyrus Broyles had a mill near that location as well. Other Broyles were in Green County near Horse Creek. Broyles areas are located on early maps of the Watauga area. I am no expert, perhaps someone else can get more specific.

Jim Albin In a recent post I noticed that you mentioned a Merchantile store in Broylesville. Could you please tell us, where was Broylesville. Thanks. Linda Daily

In a month I will be meeting with relatives that have found more information on Daniel Moore and I will gather all I can and get back with you. Thank you for this info. I think you are on the correct road. Thank you Janice

Message text written by INTERNET:BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com >Janice, I am missing information in my database for the husbands of two of Nicholas Broyles daughters both born in the early 1770's. Rosina and Phebe Broyles. Could these be connected to your missing female Broyles? Perhaps someone else has other clues. By 1799 I believe there were six Broyles brothers (sons of Jacob) living in the Watauga. (Washington or Green Co Tenn.) I am still trying to find or confirm the last name of Daniel Broyles wife, Mary. I recently located a book of early east Tenn land patents from the Seattle Library and noted that Cyrus Broyles purchased 28 acres on Little Limestone Creek in 1785 (#683) and Samuel Weaver purchased 600 acres on the same creek (#629) about one year earlier. Would anyone know whether Samuel Weaver had a daughter by the name of Mary? Information I have indicates that the Weavers were connected with Cyrus Broyles through Cyrus' father in law Tobias Wilhite who had a sister in law named Margaret Weaver. To purchase so much land Samuel Weaver must have been an older man and of some means. I also noted that Matthias Broyles purchased 200 acres in 1783 with Con Wilhite (on the south side of Nolchucky River) and then purchased additional land apparently near Little Limestone creek in 1784. It would appear that Matthias Broyles was there first and Cyrus followed. I didn't see a lot of other Germania names but there were quite a few names I recognized that married into Broyles families including Campbell, Miller, Gillispie, Johnston. I only copied the first twenty pages or so (until about 1786) but I would be happy to look up some Watauga lines if anyone is intersted. Would love to hear from anyone about Samuel Weaver. Oh I also noted that the Reed family was also in the Watauga. Information on the Internet indicates Cyrus's second wife was apparently a Jennie Reed. < Please go to Steve Broyle's data page which is well documented with data and look at what he has on Rosina and Phoebe Broyles, daughters of Nicholas: http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds/broyles/html/PERSONS.html Jim Albin

Message text written by INTERNET:BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com >Daniel (Boone) Moore married unknown Broyles. Came into the east TN area 1799. Searching for any information on either person. Thanks, Janice < In my data I show Daniel Moore m. Rebecca Broyles daughter of Adam Broyles, Sr. and Elizabeth Speck. Adam was the son of Conrad Briles. Adam, Sr. came from Randolph Co, NC to East TN. Rebecca would be the sister of Adam Broyles, Jr. who built the Merchantile store in Broylesville, TN. I have very little data on the children of Adam, Sr. Jim Albin

Janice, I am missing information in my database for the husbands of two of Nicholas Broyles daughters both born in the early 1770's. Rosina and Phebe Broyles. Could these be connected to your missing female Broyles? Perhaps someone else has other clues. By 1799 I believe there were six Broyles brothers (sons of Jacob) living in the Watauga. (Washington or Green Co Tenn.) I am still trying to find or confirm the last name of Daniel Broyles wife, Mary. I recently located a book of early east Tenn land patents from the Seattle Library and noted that Cyrus Broyles purchased 28 acres on Little Limestone Creek in 1785 (#683) and Samuel Weaver purchased 600 acres on the same creek (#629) about one year earlier. Would anyone know whether Samuel Weaver had a daughter by the name of Mary? Information I have indicates that the Weavers were connected with Cyrus Broyles through Cyrus' father in law Tobias Wilhite who had a sister in law named Margaret Weaver. To purchase so much land Samuel Weaver must have been an older man and of some means. I also noted that Matthias Broyles purchased 200 acres in 1783 with Con Wilhite (on the south side of Nolchucky River) and then purchased additional land apparently near Little Limestone creek in 1784. It would appear that Matthias Broyles was there first and Cyrus followed. I didn't see a lot of other Germania names but there were quite a few names I recognized that married into Broyles families including Campbell, Miller, Gillispie, Johnston. I only copied the first twenty pages or so (until about 1786) but I would be happy to look up some Watauga lines if anyone is intersted. Would love to hear from anyone about Samuel Weaver. Oh I also noted that the Reed family was also in the Watauga. Information on the Internet indicates Cyrus's second wife was apparently a Jennie Reed.

Daniel (Boone) Moore married unknown Broyles. Came into the east TN area 1799. Searching for any information on either person. Thanks, Janice

Are you a descendant of Cynthia and John?

Jim, There does seem to be some consistency with the naming of "Peter" in the lines of this family. Like I said we have no other Peter's named in our Click family lines. Carolyn

The names of Peter Click & Fanny Lamon's children are: Elizabeth J. David Catherine Mary Ann Jacob Isaac Carolyn