Adam BROYLES [Parents] was born about 1765 in Culpeper, VA. He died Apr 1816 in Green Co., TN. Adam married UNKNOWN.
Other marriages:WALKER, Mary Magdalene
They had the following children:
Adam BROYLES [Parents] was born about 1765 in Culpeper, VA. He died Apr 1816 in Green Co., TN. Adam married Mary Magdalene WALKER on 23 Dec 1811 in Washigton Co., TN.
Other marriages:UNKNOWN,
Mary Magdalene WALKER was born 1785 in VA. She died Unknown. Mary married Adam BROYLES on 23 Dec 1811 in Washigton Co., TN.
They had the following children:
F i Polly BROYLES was born 1812. She died Unknown. M ii Elias BROYLES was born 1814. He died Unknown. F iii Sally BROYLES was born 1816. She died Unknown.
Samuel Thomas BROYLES [Parents] was born about 1767 in Culpeper, VA. He died 1840/1850 in Cocke Co., TN?. Samuel married Phebe BROYLES.
Year Name Loc Males Females Occ Roll E.D. Page
1830 Broiles, Samuel TN, Cocke 010010001 01022001 180 263
1840 Broyles, Samuel TN, Cocke 0010000001 000101001 518 2566 Aug 1790 - Samuel Broyles witnesses sale of 110 acres from Cyrus Broils to Daniel Broyles. {5JKB26}
6 Aug 1790 - Samuel Broyls buys 240 acres on the west side of Little Limestone from father Syrus. wit: Abraham Broyls, Solomon Yeager, Daniel Broyle. The land was below Syrus Broil's land, corner to Daniel Broils. {5JKB26}
15 Feb 1791 - Samuel witnesses sale of land on the Little Limestone to Solomon Yeager and Elizabeth (Broyles). {3JKB121}
19 Sep 1797 - Samuel Broyls witnesses sale of 1/2 acres from Cyrus to Rosanna Broyls, widow of Reuben.
1797 - Samuel Broyles sells 95 acres on the west bank of the Little Limestone to Adam Broyles Jr. (his brother). {Keith}
19 Feb 1800 - Adam Broyle of Washington Co. sells 94 acres to Samuel Broyls. Evidently this is the 1797 land. {Keith}
23 Apr 1800 - Samuel Broyles witnesses sale of Adonijah Morgan to Adam Broyles (his brother) in Greene Co., Tenn. {6JKB105}
5 Aug 1806 - Samuel Broyle witnesses sale of a negro girl from Nicholas to Abraham Broyles. {3JKB121}
15 Sep 1806 - Samuel Broyle buys a negro girl named Mary from John Stout (husband of Mary Broyles) which he had just bought from Cyrus, to be delivered on the death of Syres Broyles. {5JKB26}
15 Sep 1806 - Samuel Broyle witnesses sale of a negro girl from Nicholas to Solomon Yeager. {3JKB121}
8 Aug 1809 - Solomon Yeager sells to Samuel T. Broyles, 175 acres. wit: Joseph Brown, Tobias Broyles. {7JKB123}
3 Jul 1810 - Samuel T. Broyles sells land on the west bank of the Little Limestone, near Cyrus Broyle, to Thomas Telford. {Keith}
13 Jul 1811 - In the will of John McAlister, his son is to get "that tract of land I purchased of Samuel Broyles." {Wash. Co. Will Bk vol I, 1779-1858}
14 Apr 1812 - Samuel Broyle sells to John Stout 240 acres west of Little Limestone, near Cyrus, and joining Daniel. wit: Tobias Broyles {Keith}
3 May 1813 - Samuel Thomas Broyles sells 20 acres on Big Limestone to Daniel Yeager. {Keith}
1814...1817 - Samuel is on the Washington Co., Tenn. tax rolls. He is listed as one white poll, no land.
10 Apr 1816 - Samuel is named executor of brother Adam's will, but failed to qualify. Greene Co., Tenn. {1JKB37} This is probably because he had already moved from Washington Co. On the other hand, this Samuel Broyles may be Adam's own son Samuel, given by {aunt}.
- He moves to Cocke Co., Tenn.
26 Jun 1824 - Samuel Broyles enters 75 acres on Cosby's Creek, Cocke Co., Tenn. Granted 23 Dec 1824. {Keith}
19 May 1829 - Samuel Broyles sues Adam Broyles and wife (Rosannah), Daniel Broyles, William Rush and wife, children of Polly Stout, dec'd, John Lemons and wife (Rachel), Joseph Willet and wife, Tobias Broyles, and William Broyles (administrator of Adam Broyles, dec'd.) He sued in Greene Co. in regard to the settlement of his father Cyrus's estate. {Burgner, 35}
1830 - Samuel is on the Cocke Co., Tenn. census rolls. {180:263}
2 Aug 1830 - He enters 200 acres. Granted 21 Sep 1830. {Keith}
16 May 1832 - The Greene Co. Court finds in favor of Samuel. Cyrus Broyles had divided his land among his children (15 Sep 1806), except Rachel and Rosannah whose husbands received cash. All children received an amount equal to $333.03. Samuel's complaint regarded a slave worth $300 given to Adam Broyles (Rosanna's husband) by Cyrus in 1818. This had not been taken into account in the estate settlement. {Burgner, 50}
24 Feb 1833 - He enters 200 acres. Granted 11 Jul 1833. {Keith}
1840 - Samuel is on the census rolls of Cocke Co., Tenn. {518:256}
Phebe BROYLES [Parents] married Samuel Thomas BROYLES.
They had the following children:
Nicholas BROYLES married Dorothea CREIGLER.
Dorothea CREIGLER married Nicholas BROYLES.
They had the following children:
F i Phebe BROYLES. M ii Reuben BROYLES.
Adam BROYLES [Parents] was born 7 Oct 1781. He died 15 Sep 1863. Adam married 1 Rosannah BROYLES on 22 Jun 1798 in Washigton Co., TN.
Rosannah BROYLES [Parents] was born 19 Nov 1769 in Culpeper, VA. She died 25 Oct 1837 in Washington Co., TN. Rosannah married 1 Adam BROYLES on 22 Jun 1798 in Washigton Co., TN.
Other marriages:BROYLES, Reuben
They had the following children:
Adam BROYLES married Elizabeth SPECK?.
Elizabeth SPECK? married Adam BROYLES.
They had the following children:
M i Adam BROYLES was born 7 Oct 1781 and died 15 Sep 1863.
Tobias BROYLES [Parents] was born about 1772. He died 1838 in Harrison Co., IN. Tobias married UNKNOWN.
Year Name Loc Males Females Occ Roll E.D. Page
1820 Broils, Tobias IN, Harrison 320001 201 14 61
1830 Briles, Tobias IN, Harrison 010210001 1120001 27 891794...1801 - Tobias/Toby/Obediah? Broyles is taxed for one white poll, no land, in Washington Co., Tenn. {McCown}
12 Sep 1797 - Cyrus sells to son Tobias Broyls 100 acres on the north side of the Nolachuckey River on the Little Limestone, with the exception that said Cyrus and wife Jenny shall have possession of all appurtenances through life excepting so much as is necessary for the support of Tobias Broyles & family. wit: John McAllister & Daniel Broyles. {5JKB26}
17 Sep 1797 - Tobias witnesses, with brother Daniel, sale of Nicholas to his son Abraham, on the Little Limestone. {3JKB121}
19 Sep 1797 - Cyrus Broyle sells to Daniel Broyles, Tobias Broyles, and Rosanna Broyles, land on the Little Limestone beginning on a line between Nicholas Broyles and Cyrus Broyles and including a grist mill. wit: John McAllister, and Abraham Broyles. {5JKB26}
1 Jul 1809 - Tobias Broyles sells to Adam Broyles 100 acres on the Little Limestone with reservation that Adam won't have possession until the death of Cyrus Broyles, Senr. and Jean his wife. {5JKB26}
8 Aug 1809 - Tobias witnesses sale of 175 acres from Solomon Yeager to Samuel T. Broyles (his brother). {7JKB123}
9 Aug 1809 - Tobias witnesses sale of 100 acres from Solomon Yeager to his son Joel. {7JKB123}
3 Jul 1810 - Daniel Broyles, Tobias Broyles, and Adam Broyles Jr. sell land on the Little Limestone to Thomas Telford including Broyles mill and a set of sawmill irons. {5JKB26}
14 Apr 1812 - Tobias witnesses the sale of 240 acres from Samuel Broyles to John Stout. {Keith}
- Tobias moves to Indiana.
1814 - Tobias is not on the Washington Co., Tenn. tax list.
24 Jun 1817 - Tobias purchases 40 acres (NE fourth, NW quarter, S33 T3S R3E) for $320 at the Jeffersonville Land Office. Certificate #4559. {Dennison}
4 May 1820 - Tobias Briles witnesses the will of Peter Vandevander in Harrison Co., Ind. {Heiss, 48}
1820 - Tobias is listed in the census of Harrison Co., Ind., with 8 children. {14:61}
17 Aug 1821 - At the Jacksonville Land Office, Tobias requests additional credit on the $240 balance he owes for his land. He is granted 8 installments of $30 at 6% interest. {Probate, Dennison}
4 Jul 1826 - Tobias made notes to his father, one for $99.70. {3JKB27}
1828 - In settlement of his father Cyrus's estate, Tobias has two "desperate" notes, one for $99.70. {5JKB26}
19 May 1829 - In Greene Co., Tenn., Samuel Broyles sues Adam Broyles and wife, Daniel Broyles, William Rush and wife, children of Polly Stout, dec'd, John Lemons and wife, Joseph Willet and wife, Tobias Broyles, and William Broyles (administrator of Adam Broyles, dec'd.) He sued in regard to the settlement of Cyrus's estate. {Burgner, 35}
1830 - Tobias is listed again in the census of Harrison Co., Ind. {27:89}
16 May 1832 - The Greene Co. Court finds in favor of Samuel. Cyrus Broyles had divided his land among his children (15 Sep 1806), except Rachel and Rosannah whose husbands received cash. All children received an amount equal to $333.03. Samuel's complaint regarded a slave worth $300 given to Adam Broyles (Rosanna's husband) by Cyrus in 1818. This had not been taken into account in the estate settlement. It is noted that sons Tobias and Daniel might not be solvent. {Burgner, 50}
4 Sep 1832 - Tobias makes the final payment on his land and receives the deed. Jeffersonville Land Office, Register of Sales. {Dennison}
- Sometime after Tobias's death, Benjamin Crabill deeds 20 acres adjoining Tobias's property to the heirs of Tobias. {Probate}
11 Oct 1838 - Ephraim, and Christopher Kesner and wife Barbara place an advertisement in the "Investigator" (Corydon, IN) to the other heirs stating their desire to partition the estate. {Probate} (The DAR says there is a deed of this date, Book C, page 125. Research in Harrison County was unable to find it.)
13 Nov 1838 - Application of partition is made at court. Commissioners Michael Rhodes, David Conrad, and Henry Stine are appointed to partition the estate. {Probate}
13 Feb 1839 - Motion to sell because they are unable to equitably partition the estate. {Probate}
23 Mar 1839 - The estate is sold to Joseph Crabill for $355. {Probate}
May 1839 - The sale is reported to the court. {Probate}
21 Aug 1849 - Crabill makes his final payment and receives the deed from commissioners Henry Stine, Josiah Littell, and William Booker. (These last two replace Rhodes and Conrad who have died.) {Probate}
{Harriet Briles, personal correspondance, January 1989} {"Abstracts of Harrison Co., Ind., wills, 1809-20," in Heiss, "Indiana Source Book"} {Burgner, "Chancery Court Minutes, Greene Co., Tenn., November 1825-January 1831"} {Lottie Dennison, application to the Society of Indiana Pioneers, 12 May 1980} {Keith, in 7BFN65} {McCown, "Washington Co., Tenn. Records", vol. 1} {Harrison Co., Ind., Probate Order Book G:166}
UNKNOWN married Tobias BROYLES.
They had the following children:
John STOUT was born 1774 in VA. He died 1868 in Washigton Co., TN. John married Mary BROYLES.
15 Sep 1806 - John Stout sells to Samuel Broyle a negro girl named Mary, who he had just bought from Cyrus Broyls, to be delivered on death of Syres Broyls {5JKB26,114}
14 Apr 1812 - Samuel Broyle sells to John Stout 240 acres west of Little Limestone, a small ways from Cyrus and adjoining Daniel Broyles. {5JKB114}
19 Jan 1831 - A John Stout witnesses the will of Patrick Ellet in Washington Co., Tenn. {Burgner, 30}
{Burgner, "Washington Co., Tenn., Wills, 1777-1872"}
Mary BROYLES [Parents] was born about 1775 in Culpeper, VA. She died about 1823 in Washigton Co., TN. Mary married John STOUT.
Thomas Jesse LEMMONS [Parents] was born 14 Mar 1889 in Cannon Co., TN. He died 27 Jul 1946 in Coffee Cty, TN and was buried in Farrer Hill Cemetery. Thomas married Bernice.
Bernice died Unknown. She married Thomas Jesse LEMMONS.
Earnest James Francis Perrin WISER died Unknown. He married Mollie Elizabeth LEMMONS on 5 Sep 1909 in Coffee Cty, TN.
Mollie Elizabeth LEMMONS [Parents] was born 21 Sep 1893 in Cannon Co., TN. She died 6 Apr 1975 in McKinney, Collin Co., TX and was buried in Restland Cemetery, Dallas. Mollie married Earnest James Francis Perrin WISER on 5 Sep 1909 in Coffee Cty, TN.