Hiram Stockley Broiles Gen. 6, id #1194, Keith #2033 Edited 20140714
====================== Son of Hiram W. Broiles & Fanny Hoover |[1]
Born: 2 Dec 1845 TN, Rutherford |
Died: 27 Jul 1913 KS, Leavenworth |[235]
Marr: 1) Charlotte Wilmouth Grant
m: 22 Oct 1874 TX, Tarrant (lic.) |[A]
b: 1856 |[235]
d: 1891 TX, Tarrant |[235]
+---born----+---------------++---died----+---------------+
1. Francis Wilson 31 Jul 1875 TX, Tarrant 13 May 1941 TX, Tarrant
2. Fannie 30 Dec 1876 TX, Tarrant 11 Aug 1964 TX, Tarrant
3. Edward M. 1879 TX, Tarrant 19 Sep 1880 TX, Tarrant
4. Hiram Stockley 24 Aug 1882 TX, Tarrant 20 Aug 1964 TX, Tarrant
5. Thana 1884 TX, Tarrant 1 Jul 1884 TX, Tarrant
6. Alfred G. 1886 TX, Tarrant 21 Jun 1889 TX, Tarrant
Marr: 2) Amma A. Yarbrough
m: 31 Oct 1894 TX, Bell |
b: 16 Jan 1870 KY, |[248]
d: 22 Mar 1959 CA, San Bernardino |[248]
7. Paul S. Dec 1895 TX, Bell
8. Barnes Hoover Oct 1897 TX, Bell
9. Catherine N. Nov 1899 TX, Bell
10. Luther G. 1905 TX,
Census:
Age BP Occupation
1850 Briles, Hiram S. TN, Rutherford 4 TN
1860 Broyles, S.H. TN, Rutherford 14 TN
1870 Broiles, Hiram L./T. TN, Rutherford 24 TN Farmer
1880 Broiles, Dr. H.S. TX, Tarrant 34 TN Physician
1890 [No records available]
1900 Broiles, Hiram S. TX, Bell 54 TN Physician b. Dec '45, m. 6 yrs.
Hiram served on the Union side in the Civil war. He was
mustered in at Rock Island, Ill., 6 Oct 1864, and was
discharged at Leavenworth, Kan., 10 Oct 1865. He was
admitted to the home for disabled volunteers there in
June 1912 suffering from hemiplegia (paralysis) of the
left side. He died on July 27, 1913 and was buried at the
hospital. [281]
Sources:
[A] Broiles, Hiram Stokely; Grant, Charlotte Wilmouth; [16]
[1] Keith, Prof. Arthur Leslie, "The Broyles Family", typescript reprinted in [4]
[4] Broyles, John K., Sr., "The Broyles Family Newsletter" (periodical), self-published, 1982-2000
[235] Cemetery records by locale, FindAGrave.com
[16] International Genealogical Index (IGI), LDS Church
[248] Death records by locale, Ancestry.com
[281] "U.S. National Homes for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers, 1866-1938", Ancestry.com
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