Zacharias Broyles Gen. 3, id #25, Keith #13 Edited 20140721
================= Son of H. Jacob Broyle & Maria C. Fleischmann |[90]
Born: c. 1744 VA, Orange |[6]
Died: 1802 VA, Madison |
Marr: Delila Clore
m: c. 1767 VA, Culpeper |
b: c. 1750 VA, Culpeper |
d: 1836 VA, Madison |
Dau of Peter Clore & Barbara Yeager |
+---born----+---------------++---died----+---------------+
1. Benjamin 7 Apr 1768 VA, Culpeper 1840-1850 VA, Madison
2. Nimrod 19 Dec 1771 VA, Culpeper
3. Zacharias 1 Mar 1774 VA, Culpeper c. 1810 KY, Lincoln
4. Elizabeth 6 Apr 1776 VA, Culpeper c. 1804 VA, Madison
5. Solomon 1 Jun 1778 VA, Culpeper c. 1839 VA, Monroe ?
6. Barbara Catherine c. 1781 VA, Culpeper
7. Susanna 30 May 1783 VA, Culpeper >1870 VA, Madison
8. Thomas 1784 VA, Culpeper
9. Anna ? 1786 VA, Culpeper 12 Jan 1828 IN, Daviess
10. Rhoda 13 Jan 1788 VA, Culpeper 30 Sep 1819 IN, Daviess
11. Judith 1796 VA, Madison c. 1878
3 Nov 1761 - He is mentioned in his father's will, and inherits
100 acres.
1775 - He was a sponsor at the baptism of Aaron Breil, son
of Peter. [3]3:95 His wife Dilly (Delilah) did a great deal of
sponsoring.
11 Mar 1778 - Zacharias Broile and wife Delilah, John Broile and
wife Margaret sell 200 acres to Anthony Berry. This was
inheritance land from his father Jacob. [3]5:75
Jan 1781 - Zacheriah Broyle is member of class #76 liable for
military service. He was not drafted. Madison Co., Va. [80]
1782 - He was taxed for 50 acres. [3]2:77
31 Oct 1785 - Fisher Rice and wife Agga sell 100 acres to Zachary
Broile. [3]2:77
1785 - He was taxed for 100 acres. [3]2:77
1787 - He was taxed for 100 acres. [3]2:77
19 Oct 1789 - "inventory and appraisal of estate of Nicholas
Crigler, dec'd." is made by Mark Finks, Reuben Crigler, and Zachy
Broyle. [85]
10 Jan 1796 - He was security for his daughter Elizabeth's
marriage to Zacharias of Peter. Madison Co., Va.
11 Aug 1797 - Zachary Broile and wife Delilah sell 6 acres of
their 100 acre tract to Nicholas Crigler. Zacharias was taxed
for 94 acres until his death. [3]2:77
1793...1801 - Zacharias is taxed for personal property in Madison
Co., Va. [3]2:16 This would indicate his death in 1802.
27 Jan 1803 - Zacharias' will is probated in Madison Co., Va.
wit: were W. Smith Jr., John Fink, Simeon Gaar, and Robert
Snyder. Executors of the will were Mark Finks, John Yager Jr.,
and Benjamin Broyles. [94]
26 Mar 1805 - The estate was appraised. [3]1:36
1809...1823 - Dilly is taxed for personal property in Madison
Co., Va. [70] Note that she sold land in 1824.
1810 - Delilah Broyles is listed in the census of Madison
Co., Va. [5]69:376
1814 - Her land is described as being 8 miles northwest of
Madison court house. [3]2:77
1820 - She's listed on the census rolls of Madison Co.,
Va. [5]131:547
21 Jul 1824 - Dilly sells to Susannah Broyles (her daughter), in
trust by Bartlett Rosson for Susannah "to whom she is justly
indebted", much of her personal property, including land,
household furniture, livestock, etc. [1]5:43
31 Jul 1830 - She appears on the rolls of the Robinson River
Baptist Church. [3]3:95
1830 - She is not listed in the census of Madison Co., Va.
1836 - She died. [3]3:98
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
[80] unknown author, "A list of classes in Culpeper Co. for January 1781"
[85] Wulfeck, "Culpeper Co., Va., Will Books B & C"
[94] Will of Zacharias Broyles; Madison Co., VA, [3]1:35
[70] Holtzclaw, Benjamin C., "Madison Co. personals, 1793-1836", [3]2:16
[5] National Archives, U.S. Census Records
[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
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