Hi folks! Nadine Braden Broyles, author of "Broyles and Related Families" has graciously given her permission for me to post my transcription of her book on my web site. The Broyles family descends from Johannes Broyles and his wife Ursula who emigrated with their children from Germany to Germana, Spotsylvania County, Virginia in 1717. The related families include the Spillers who traveled to Williamson County, Illinois with the Duncan wagon train in 1816, and the descendents of Plesant Sidney 'P.S.' Roberts who married Orpha Spiller 23 Oct 1894 in Fulton County, Arkansas. Be VERY patient downloading this file from my web site (see the URL below). It's over a megabyte in length. -- Robert W. King I'm an ingenieur, NOT a bloody locomotive driver! SnailNet: 19023 TV Tower Rd, Winslow, Arkansas 72959 BellNet: 501-634-2086 InterNet: mailto:robert@wildweasel.net Web site: http://www.wildweasel.net/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: broyles Classification: Marriage Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IOG.2ACIB/232 Message Board Post: Hi,im looking for information on a thomas gurney broyles who married nina woodwind or woodard or woodward they lived in kentucky till they died thomas died in 1988 and nina in 1972,thier children were john,george,charles,&frank.I cannot find any info on thomas or nina if any one knows of them please contact me .it would be most welcomed.thank you

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Queries Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/IOG.2ACIB/119.126.145 Message Board Post: My great grandparents were Marley(morley) garfield broyles and Margrette elizabeth Young. I can't find any information on their son Russell A. Broyles. He was born April 14, 1925 in Campbell Co. Tn. Do you have any information?

John H. Broyles (son of Ira David Broyles) died in Barton Co., MO before 24, Sept. 1875 on which date Rhoda J. Broyles was appointed Adm. of his estate. Several of his Descendants agree in giving his wife's name as Sarah Wells, who is said to have died at the age of 33 years. It would seem that she was the mother of all his children and probably Rhoda J. Broyles was a 2nd wife, whom he md. not long after her death. He was probably not far from 40 yrs old when he died. His children were taken into the home of their uncle Christopher Columbus Broyles. 6 children Jefferson Hughs Broyles John Thomas Broyles Susan Alice Broyles Victoria Elizabeth Broyles Wade Broyles William Broyles. If need anymore information let me know. Ken Broyles Jane Olsen wrote: > As you can see, in transferring messages from one computer to another and > one file to another, I lost the original message. > > I found this in the Barton Co. MO 1860 Census: > > 89-70 > Broyles, John H. F 28 Tn > Sarah 23 Va > James M. f. lab 25 Tn > Newton 23 Tn > Neoma 14 " > > So Ira's son John was married to Sarah, and Newton and Neoma were living > with their brother. At the time I copied this page, I didn't realize what I > had. I had found on the same page, Sarah E. (Faubion), Newton's future wife > living with her step-father. I was not looking for Ira and his family. > Also, who is James, and what is "f lab"? > > -----Original Message----- > From: Jane Olsen [mailto:janeo@spiritone.com] > Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 10:35 PM > To: janeo@spiritone.com > Subject: Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles, Internet Link > > -----Original Message----- > From: steve_broyles@notes.teradyne.com > [mailto:steve_broyles@notes.teradyne.com] > Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 5:54 AM > To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Re: [BROYLES] Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles > > The following link has info on your GGrandma Naomi and her Broyles line: > http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds/broyles/html/d0006/g0000082.htm#I2213 > > Ira D. is found in Jasper Co., MO, in the 1850 census and his older children > married there > in the early and mid-1850's. A daughter married in Cedar Co. in 1859, and > then the younger children > married in Barton Co. in the mid-1860's. This suggests to me that he > originally moved to Jasper > Co., then perhaps to Cedar, then to Barton during or after the Civil War. > > Please respond to BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com > > Sent by: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com > > To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com > cc: > > Subject: [BROYLES] Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles > > I am at a block wall trying to find Rev. Ira David Broyles and his wife > Mariah Hill Broyles. I know that they came to Missouri in an around 1838. I > would like to know where they are buried. I would like to know who are > Ira's Brother's and Sisters. I would like to know what church that Ira was > a preacher for and in what County of Missouri. > I know that they where in Milford, Barton County, Missouri when my > GGrandmother was born 1846. I don't know what has happen to them when the > civil war happened. Please I need some help. Thank You. Naomi Elizabeth > Broyles Borghardt is my GGrandmother and she was buried in El Dorado > Springs, Cedar County, Missouri, in 1928. > > ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== > You can contact the List Manager at: > georgedurman@home.com > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

I have added information to the web site for the East Tennessee Germanna Descendants Reunion to show available lodging in Greeneville and Johnson City. I don't guarantee that I have included all motels and hotels, but the ones I do show are the ones that MapQuest says are there. Please pass this on to any applicable Mailing Lists, Newsletters, Forums, etc. SgtGeorge George W. Durman

Mariah HILL MARRIAGE: 3 Feb 1831, TN, Rhea [231] To Ira David BROYLES , son of Matthias BROYLES and Barbara LOTSPEICH Children Birth Death 1. John H. BROYLES 1832 TN, Rhea - 2. Barbara Jane BROYLES 1833 TN, Rhea - 3. Mary BROYLES 1835 TN, Rhea - Mar 1856 4. Elizabeth BROYLES 1836 TN, Rhea - 5. Newton Matthias BROYLES 1837 TN, Rhea - 6. Sarah BROYLES 1839 TN, Rhea - 7. Jerome BROYLES Abt 1840 TN, Rhea - Inf 8. Emily F. BROYLES 1842 MO, Jasper - 9. Christopher Columbus BROYLES 1844 MO, Jasper - 10. Naomi BROYLES 1846 MO, Jasper - 11. Summerfield BROYLES 1848 MO, Jasper - 23 Jan 1870 MO, Jasper 1850 Roll Page Dwel Fam Name Age Sex Col Occupation BP MY SY R/W 402 398 546 Broyles, Ira D. 41 M - Farmer TN - - - Broyles, Maria 43 F - - TN - - - Broyles, John 18 M - - TN - - - Broyles, Barbara J. 17 F - - TN - - - Broyles, Mary 15 F - - TN - - - Broyles, Elizabeth 14 F - - TN - - - Broyles, Newton M. 13 M - - TN - - - Broyles, Sarah 11 F - - TN - - - Broyles, Emily F. 8 F - - MO - - - Broyles, Columbus 6 M - - MO - - - Broyles, Naomi 4 F - - MO - - - Broyles, Summerfield 2 M - - MO - - -

Could f lab mean farm laborer? MVG

F is "farmer" F lab is "farm laborer" I'm puzzled by James M. also. Ira D. Broyles died young in 1852 leaving a large family. Please respond to BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com cc: Subject: [BROYLES] FW: Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles, Internet Link As you can see, in transferring messages from one computer to another and one file to another, I lost the original message. I found this in the Barton Co. MO 1860 Census: 89-70 Broyles, John H. F 28 Tn Sarah 23 Va James M. f. lab 25 Tn Newton 23 Tn Neoma 14 " So Ira's son John was married to Sarah, and Newton and Neoma were living with their brother. At the time I copied this page, I didn't realize what I had. I had found on the same page, Sarah E. (Faubion), Newton's future wife living with her step-father. I was not looking for Ira and his family. Also, who is James, and what is "f lab"? -----Original Message----- From: Jane Olsen [mailto:janeo@spiritone.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 10:35 PM To: janeo@spiritone.com Subject: Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles, Internet Link -----Original Message----- From: steve_broyles@notes.teradyne.com [mailto:steve_broyles@notes.teradyne.com] Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 5:54 AM To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BROYLES] Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles The following link has info on your GGrandma Naomi and her Broyles line: http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds/broyles/html/d0006/g0000082.htm#I2213 Ira D. is found in Jasper Co., MO, in the 1850 census and his older children married there in the early and mid-1850's. A daughter married in Cedar Co. in 1859, and then the younger children married in Barton Co. in the mid-1860's. This suggests to me that he originally moved to Jasper Co., then perhaps to Cedar, then to Barton during or after the Civil War. Please respond to BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com Sent by: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com cc: Subject: [BROYLES] Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles I am at a block wall trying to find Rev. Ira David Broyles and his wife Mariah Hill Broyles. I know that they came to Missouri in an around 1838. I would like to know where they are buried. I would like to know who are Ira's Brother's and Sisters. I would like to know what church that Ira was a preacher for and in what County of Missouri. I know that they where in Milford, Barton County, Missouri when my GGrandmother was born 1846. I don't know what has happen to them when the civil war happened. Please I need some help. Thank You. Naomi Elizabeth Broyles Borghardt is my GGrandmother and she was buried in El Dorado Springs, Cedar County, Missouri, in 1928. ==== BROYLES Mailing List ==== You can contact the List Manager at: georgedurman@home.com ============================== Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp

> Also, who is James, and what is "f lab"? Probably means "farm laborer". ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane Olsen" <janeo@spiritone.com> To: <BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, August 10, 2001 10:12 AM Subject: [BROYLES] FW: Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles, Internet Link

As you can see, in transferring messages from one computer to another and one file to another, I lost the original message. I found this in the Barton Co. MO 1860 Census: 89-70 Broyles, John H. F 28 Tn Sarah 23 Va James M. f. lab 25 Tn Newton 23 Tn Neoma 14 " So Ira's son John was married to Sarah, and Newton and Neoma were living with their brother. At the time I copied this page, I didn't realize what I had. I had found on the same page, Sarah E. (Faubion), Newton's future wife living with her step-father. I was not looking for Ira and his family. Also, who is James, and what is "f lab"? -----Original Message----- From: Jane Olsen [mailto:janeo@spiritone.com] Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 10:35 PM To: janeo@spiritone.com Subject: Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles, Internet Link -----Original Message----- From: steve_broyles@notes.teradyne.com [mailto:steve_broyles@notes.teradyne.com] Sent: Monday, July 09, 2001 5:54 AM To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Re: [BROYLES] Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles The following link has info on your GGrandma Naomi and her Broyles line: http://www.ultranet.com/~deeds/broyles/html/d0006/g0000082.htm#I2213 Ira D. is found in Jasper Co., MO, in the 1850 census and his older children married there in the early and mid-1850's. A daughter married in Cedar Co. in 1859, and then the younger children married in Barton Co. in the mid-1860's. This suggests to me that he originally moved to Jasper Co., then perhaps to Cedar, then to Barton during or after the Civil War. Please respond to BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com Sent by: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com cc: Subject: [BROYLES] Rev. Ira David Broyles and Mariah Hill Broyles I am at a block wall trying to find Rev. Ira David Broyles and his wife Mariah Hill Broyles. I know that they came to Missouri in an around 1838. I would like to know where they are buried. I would like to know who are Ira's Brother's and Sisters. I would like to know what church that Ira was a preacher for and in what County of Missouri. I know that they where in Milford, Barton County, Missouri when my GGrandmother was born 1846. I don't know what has happen to them when the civil war happened. Please I need some help. Thank You. Naomi Elizabeth Broyles Borghardt is my GGrandmother and she was buried in El Dorado Springs, Cedar County, Missouri, in 1928.

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i am descended from the Briles and the Broyles which are both from the same family Ursula ruop and johannes breyhel (broyles) i have seen the "Broyles coat of arms on the web" however being the Broyles was what our family came up with after comming to the new world (america) prior to landing here we were Breyhel, Bruel, and Breiel according to known documents, so my guess is that the "Broyles coat of arms" is either a farce or pertains to another family since we became Broyles (or Briles) only since landing in Va. by the way, coats of arms can only be used by the son's of the man who received the orig. women can not use them or pass them down to her son's, however the known family members of Joan of arc (her nephew's and Nieces) could (was she cool or not)?!?! anyway...here is the website with the alledged coat of arms... http:..homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/broycoatblackwhite.html

Hello to all the Kin Folk, I have noticed that many of us seem to be looking for links to our history, which all seems to be following the same route across the US. Many of us are related and not even knowing it, some one out there among us has the key's to the whole puzzle. I don't know if we are blind or just not looking at the whole picture....but I would like to make a simple request of others to do the same thing (if you are new to this..like we are (within the last 5 years or so)) to look at the other family members and trace them also. Not just trace our direct line. If your line has siblings, what happened to them as well? The trail seems to be one in which all family members followed and even your cousins parents and grandparents moved together. Kay is still trying to put the re-print together, which outlines many of our families, but some of us are holding out the last piece, or holding the old Bibles which show the family as a hole. Where are these Bibles? Where are our living grandparents that have the info with them? If we have ill feelings toward that part of our families, and vowed never to speak to them again.... I ask that we let the past go and move forward! Many of us are unable to visit the location of the most common areas of information, and also would like to thank those who have traveled to find parts of the missing links for the rest of us. If at all possible is their anyone on that lives in the North Carolina South Carolina area that is willing to search for a clue or two? We are still looking for the parents and siblings of Ransom Fuller b. 1797 NC! Who were your/are Cousins and their Cousins? Before the 18th century, and even up to circa 1950's, family members were named after other family members in a specific order to the importance of the kin to the parents! Just food for Thought! Still looking..... Jimmie R Daves Waitsburg, WA

How about some dates and locations? Please respond to BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com Sent by: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com To: BROYLES-L@rootsweb.com cc: Subject: [BROYLES] Broyles married to Charity Brown I'm looking for a Broyles that was married to a Charity Brown. one of their children was Violet Ruth Broyles who married Fred Peter first and then Gus Adams ==== 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) ============================== Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 Source for Family History Online. Go to: http://www.ancestry.com/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

I'm looking for a Broyles that was married to a Charity Brown. one of their children was Violet Ruth Broyles who married Fred Peter first and then Gus Adams

Hello Gene. The BAIRD family did intermarry with Germanna families in East TN, but BAIRD is not itself a German family. I'm using only the actual Germanna names, since, if I didn't, I would have a list of EVERY surname of everyone who ever lived in East TN. (GRIN) SgtGeorge At 03:41 PM 07/26/2001, ernest.fricks@swec.com wrote: *********START OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT********* >Don't forget the Bairds (of Campbell Co TN). > >Gene **********END OF ORIGINAL MESSAGE TEXT**********

Folks, don't forget the East Tennessee Germanna Descendants Reunion 8 & 9 September, to be held at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church in the Philadelphia Community, near Limestone, TN. There are no registration fees & no registration requirements, but we would like an RSVP from anyone planning to attend. To read the full details, go to the Reunion page on our Germanna Families web site: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/easttennesseereunion.html This page also contains maps and driving directions from the two nearby cities of Johnson City and Greeneville. So far, I have received RSVPs from 14 cousins, for a total of 31 people. PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO ANY OTHER "GERMANNA" MAILING LIST, NEWSGROUP, GENEALOGY SOCIETY, FORUM, ETC. Regards, George W. Durman

Gentlemen: We have not corresponded recently, but I always enjoy reading the various Germanna-related comments. With respect to "The List", Please include my documented ancestors, Absolom Looney, Sr (b. abt 1729) and his son, Michael Looney, Sr (b. abt 1750/51 - 1 Jan 1839 in TN). I have received SAR approval on my lineage on both of these ancestors and will be glad to share with any other descendants who may desire membership or Supplemental Apps. Of course, Michael was m. to Temperance Cross (abt 1750 - bef 1840) and their dau Margaret Looney (abt 1776 - abt 1804) was m. to Dangerfield Rice. I know you both have all of this data (and much more), but this may be of interest to others. Best wishes from Atlanta, Lowrey McNeel <<< HLMCN@aol.com >>>>>

If you have an index for Dr. Keith books, you would see that there are 100's of names the connect to the Broyles, and other spellings. GERMANNA_COLONIES Listowner wrote: > Here is what I now have for East Tennessee Germanna names: > > BLANKENBAKER - BLANKENBÜHLER - BLANKENBECKLER - > PLANKENBÜHLER - PLANKENBECKLER - BLANKENPICKLER - > BLANKEN - BECKLER - BLANK - PICKLER > BOWMAN - BAUMAN - BAUMANN > BROWN > BROYLES - BRILES - BRYLES - BROIL - BROILE - BROYILES - > BRYLE - BRIEL - BREIL > CARPENTER - ZIMMERMAN > CLICK - GLICK - GLÜCK - GLEUCK - KLICK - CLICKE > CLORE - CLAAR - KLAAR - GLORE - CLOER > COPP - CUPP > CRITSELOUS - CRITSELIOUS - CRETSELOUS - CRETSELIOUS - > CRECLIUS - CRECLIOUS > CRUM - KRIM > DOAK > FELLERS - FILLERS - G'FELLERS > FENDER - FINDER - FENTER - FINTER > FLESHMAN - FLEISHMAN - FLEISCHMAN - FLEISCHMANN > FRESHOUR - FROSCHAUR > HOFFMAN - HUFFMAN - HOFMAN - HUFMAN > HOLT > HOLTZCLAW - HOLESCLAW - HOLTSCLAW > KEEBLER - KABLER - COBLER - CABLER - KIEBLER - KIBLER > KEMPER - CAMPER > KLUG > KUNTZE - KUNTZ - CUNTZE - CUNTZ - COONS - COONTZ - > COONTS - COONZ > LAYMAN - LEHMAN > LOTSPEICH > MARTIN > MAUK - MAWK - MAUCK - MOCK > MOYER - MOYERS - MYERS - MEYERS > PAINTER > RASOR - RESOR - RACER - RÄUSER - RÄSER - REASOR - RISER - > RISSER - REASER - REISER - RIESER - RAYSOR > RECTOR - RICHTER - RICKTER > SNAPP > STARNES > STONECIPHER - STEINSEIFFER - STONECYPHER - STONESIPHER > TANNER-GERBER > UTZ - ÜTZ - OTES - OATS - OATES > WADDELL - WADDEL - WADELL - WADEL > WALTERS > WAYLAND - WIELAND - WYLAND > WEAVER - WEBER - WEBBER > WILHOIT - WILHITE > YAGER - YEAGER > YOWEL - YOWELL - ÜHL > > SgtGeorge > > ==== 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) > > ============================== > Create a FREE family website at MyFamily.com! > http://www.myfamily.com/banner.asp?ID=RWLIST2

Here is what I now have for East Tennessee Germanna names: BLANKENBAKER - BLANKENBÜHLER - BLANKENBECKLER - PLANKENBÜHLER - PLANKENBECKLER - BLANKENPICKLER - BLANKEN - BECKLER - BLANK - PICKLER BOWMAN - BAUMAN - BAUMANN BROWN BROYLES - BRILES - BRYLES - BROIL - BROILE - BROYILES - BRYLE - BRIEL - BREIL CARPENTER - ZIMMERMAN CLICK - GLICK - GLÜCK - GLEUCK - KLICK - CLICKE CLORE - CLAAR - KLAAR - GLORE - CLOER COPP - CUPP CRITSELOUS - CRITSELIOUS - CRETSELOUS - CRETSELIOUS - CRECLIUS - CRECLIOUS CRUM - KRIM DOAK FELLERS - FILLERS - G'FELLERS FENDER - FINDER - FENTER - FINTER FLESHMAN - FLEISHMAN - FLEISCHMAN - FLEISCHMANN FRESHOUR - FROSCHAUR HOFFMAN - HUFFMAN - HOFMAN - HUFMAN HOLT HOLTZCLAW - HOLESCLAW - HOLTSCLAW KEEBLER - KABLER - COBLER - CABLER - KIEBLER - KIBLER KEMPER - CAMPER KLUG KUNTZE - KUNTZ - CUNTZE - CUNTZ - COONS - COONTZ - COONTS - COONZ LAYMAN - LEHMAN LOTSPEICH MARTIN MAUK - MAWK - MAUCK - MOCK MOYER - MOYERS - MYERS - MEYERS PAINTER RASOR - RESOR - RACER - RÄUSER - RÄSER - REASOR - RISER - RISSER - REASER - REISER - RIESER - RAYSOR RECTOR - RICHTER - RICKTER SNAPP STARNES STONECIPHER - STEINSEIFFER - STONECYPHER - STONESIPHER TANNER-GERBER UTZ - ÜTZ - OTES - OATS - OATES WADDELL - WADDEL - WADELL - WADEL WALTERS WAYLAND - WIELAND - WYLAND WEAVER - WEBER - WEBBER WILHOIT - WILHITE YAGER - YEAGER YOWEL - YOWELL - ÜHL SgtGeorge