Elizabeth Broyles Gen. 3, id #21, Keith #16 Edited 19910112
================= Dau of H. Jacob Broyle & Maria C. Fleischmann |[90]
Born: c. 1735 VA, Orange |[6]
Died: c. 1808 |
Marr: Conrad Wilhite
m: c. 1758 VA, Culpeper |
b: c. 1733 VA, Orange |[6]
d: c. 1808 TN, |
Son of Tobias Wilhoit & Catherine ( ) |
+---born----+---------------++---died----+---------------+
1. Adam c. 1755 VA, Culpeper
2. Solomon c. 1762 VA, Culpeper 1824 TN, Greene
3. Julius 25 Apr 1764 VA, Culpeper 1842 TN, Campbell
4. Matthias c. 1766 VA, Culpeper
5. Samuel 29 Nov 1768 VA, Culpeper 26 Nov 1842 TN, Greene
6. Reuben 1768 VA, Culpeper 6 Dec 1862 TN, White
7. Elizabeth 1772 VA, Culpeper
8.? Frances c. 1773 VA, Culpeper
9. Rosina 7 Nov 1777 VA, Culpeper
10.? Elijah c. 1778 VA, Culpeper
11. Simeon 1781 VA, Culpeper 1864 TN, Campbell ?
15 Mar 1772 - Adam and Mary Broyles sell 139 acres to Connard
Wilhoit. [1]29
21 Apr 1776 - Elizabeth Wilheitin witnesses the christening of
Matheus Breil, Jr. [3]5:89
13 Apr 1777 - They are sponsors at the baptism of Michael
Broyles, son of Michael. [3]6:83
c. 1780 - They move to Washington Co., Tenn.
19 Apr 1782 - Conrad witnesses the will of Adam Broyles in
Washington Co., TN. [8]1 He can write! [3]1:33
2 Aug 1783 - Conrad Wilheite witnesses 2 deeds from Joseph
Bullar to Nicholas Broyles, on the Little Limestone. [1]31
10 Nov 1784 - Matheas Broils and Conrad Woolhight patent 200
acres on the south side of the Nolachuka River, joining John
Wadel. Washington Co., TN. [1]44
26 Oct 1786 - Mathias Broils and Conrad Woolhight patent 200
acres "joining Frances Hugh's former survey." Washington Co.,
TN. [3]6:27
1792 - He is listed on the tax list of Capt. Jones, along
with Matthias Broyles, Ephraim Broyles, and others who were
living on Horse Creek. This would place his land along the
border of Washington and Greene Cos. [1]
16 Jan 1796 - Conrad is security for the marriage of his daughter
Rosanna to Isaac Wilson. Greene Co., TN. [9]10
May 1796 - Conrad is named to a Road Committee in Greene Co.,
TN. [12]233
1797 - Conrad is taxed for 200 acres. [1]
1798 - Conrad and Matthias sell the above lands. [1]
Jan 1798 - Conrad is named to another road committee. [15]46
29 Mar 1800 - Conright Willhight buys 100 acres in Grainger Co.,
TN, from John Love. This land was in Powell's Valley on the
headwaters of Indian Creek, now Campbell Co., TN. [3]2:101
c. 1808 - Conrad died [3]2:101
17 Feb 1809 - Hugh Montgomery and Simeon Willhite, executors of
Conrad Wilhight, dec'd, sell the above tract of 100 acres of
land. Campbell Co., TN. Conrad's will is said to have been
probated in Campbell Co. in 1803, but has not been located.
Conrad died prior to March 1806. [1]
Sources:
[90] Will of Jacob Broyles; Culpeper Co., VA, Book A, page 284, [3]1:29
[3] Broyles, John K., Sr., "The Broyles Family Ties", in 10 volumes, self-published, 1969-1981
[6] Broyles, Stephen H., deductions
[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
[8] Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "Washington Co., Tenn., Wills 1777-1872", Southern Historical Press, 1983
[9] Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "Greene Co., Tenn., Marriages 1783-1868", Southern Historical Press, 1981
[12] Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "Greene Co., Tenn., Minutes of the Court of Common Pleas 1783-1795", Southern Historical Press, 1982
[15] Houston, Sandra Kelton, "Greene Co., Tenn., Minutes of the Court of Common Pleas 1797-1807", Southern Historical Press, 1981
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