James Broyles was the second son of Moses Broyles and Barbara Carpenter, daughter of Rev William Carpenter and Mary Wilhoit. James' father, Moses, was one of the few Broyles who remained in Madison County when most family members, including his parents and siblings, migrated to Tennessee.
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Husband to Nancy Taylor (m. 20 Dec 1807, abt 1785-Dec 1807), children Infant Son, Judith/Juda (m. Reuben Wesley Clatterbuck), John Moses (m. 1833, Nancy Burnside), Mary Ann (m. 1837, Walker Lindsay Clatterbuck), Martha, and James P (m. 1849, Elizabeth Miller).
Second wife, Ann Wilhoite (m. 3 Apr 1821, abt 1800-unknown), children Nancy (Infant), Eliza, Albert Thomas (m. 1873, Alice Bertha Kendrick).
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In 1850, James paid taxes on 90 acres of land. James farmed the land as did his father before him. He remained on the farm until his death in 1851.
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Husband to Nancy Taylor (m. 20 Dec 1807, abt 1785-Dec 1807), children Infant Son, Judith/Juda (m. Reuben Wesley Clatterbuck), John Moses (m. 1833, Nancy Burnside), Mary Ann (m. 1837, Walker Lindsay Clatterbuck), Martha, and James P (m. 1849, Elizabeth Miller).
Second wife, Ann Wilhoite (m. 3 Apr 1821, abt 1800-unknown), children Nancy (Infant), Eliza, Albert Thomas (m. 1873, Alice Bertha Kendrick).
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In 1850, James paid taxes on 90 acres of land. James farmed the land as did his father before him. He remained on the farm until his death in 1851.
James Broyles was the second son of Moses Broyles and Barbara Carpenter, daughter of Rev William Carpenter and Mary Wilhoit. James' father, Moses, was one of the few Broyles who remained in Madison County when most family members, including his parents and siblings, migrated to Tennessee.
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Husband to Nancy Taylor (m. 20 Dec 1807, abt 1785-Dec 1807), children Infant Son, Judith/Juda (m. Reuben Wesley Clatterbuck), John Moses (m. 1833, Nancy Burnside), Mary Ann (m. 1837, Walker Lindsay Clatterbuck), Martha, and James P (m. 1849, Elizabeth Miller).
Second wife, Ann Wilhoite (m. 3 Apr 1821, abt 1800-unknown), children Nancy (Infant), Eliza, Albert Thomas (m. 1873, Alice Bertha Kendrick).
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In 1850, James paid taxes on 90 acres of land. James farmed the land as did his father before him. He remained on the farm until his death in 1851.
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Husband to Nancy Taylor (m. 20 Dec 1807, abt 1785-Dec 1807), children Infant Son, Judith/Juda (m. Reuben Wesley Clatterbuck), John Moses (m. 1833, Nancy Burnside), Mary Ann (m. 1837, Walker Lindsay Clatterbuck), Martha, and James P (m. 1849, Elizabeth Miller).
Second wife, Ann Wilhoite (m. 3 Apr 1821, abt 1800-unknown), children Nancy (Infant), Eliza, Albert Thomas (m. 1873, Alice Bertha Kendrick).
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In 1850, James paid taxes on 90 acres of land. James farmed the land as did his father before him. He remained on the farm until his death in 1851.
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