Matthias Broyles Gen. 3, id #26, Keith #14 Edited 20140604
================ Son of H. Jacob Broyle & Maria C. Fleischmann |[90]
Born: c. 1746 VA, Orange |[6]
Died: 1818 |
Marr: Eva Klug
m: c. 1766 VA, Culpeper |
b: c. 1749 VA, Culpeper |
Dau of George S. Klug & Susanna ( ) |
+---born----+---------------++---died----+---------------+
1. Eve? VA, Culpeper
2. Ephraim 3 Jun 1767 VA, Culpeper 3 Sep 1851 TN, Greene
3.? Rebecca c. 1770 VA, Culpeper 1840 TN, Greene
4. Ellender c. 1774 VA, Culpeper
5. Matthias 21 Apr 1776 VA, Culpeper 1830-1840 TN, Rutherford
6. Simeon 1779 VA, Culpeper c. 1875 TN, Washington
7. Jemima c. 1782 TN, Greene < 1842 TN, Rutherford
8. Julius 1785 TN, Greene 1866 TN, Washington
9. Mary Ann c. 1786 TN, Greene 15 Dec 1862 TN, Greene
10. Elizabeth c. 1790 TN, Greene
11. Grace 20 Dec 1791 TN, Greene 1 Feb 1863 IN, Gibson
19 Apr 1770 - Matthias Broyles and Eva sell to John Broyles 66
acres. Culpeper Co., Va. [3]2:22
18 Nov 1771 - Mary Catherine Broyle, Adam Broile, Matthias and
Eva Broile sell 166 acres on the Robinson River to John Glassell.
[3]5:103 Culpeper Co., Va. This land is probably some of their
inheritance.
15 Feb 1773 - Mathias Broile buys 235 acres from Adam and Mary
Broile. Culpeper Co., Va. [3]2:83
20 Mar 1775 - Mathis Broyle, John Broyle and wife Margaret, Adam
Broyle and wife Mary Catherine Broyle sell 70 acres to John
Glassell of Culpeper Co. [3]6:105 This appears to be sale of
more of their inheritance.
18 Sep 1775 - Estate of Rev. George Samuel Klug mentions
son-in-law Matthias Broile. Matthias receives 1/9 of 2/3 of the
estate because he "intermarried with the daughters of the dec'd."
[85]
7 Dec 1777 - Matheus Breil was a sponsor at the baptism of
Elizabeth Wilheit, with Jacob Breil, Maria Breilin, and Dorothea
Breilin. [3]6:105
15 Feb 1779 - Matthias Broyle and Eva sell 1773 land to Gabriel
Lang. [3]4:24 This probably marks their departure for Tennessee.
1780 - He enters 500 acres on the Licking River, Jefferson
Co., Ky. [48]178 This claim was apparently never taken up.
19 Jul 1782 - Mathias witnesses the will of Adam Broil,
Washington Co., Tenn. [8]1
10 Nov 1784 - Matheas Broils and Conrad Woolhight were granted
200 acres "south side of Nolachuka River" in Washington Co.,
Tenn. [3]6:27 Grant #495. [87]
26 Oct 1786 - Mathias Broils and Conrad Woolhight get another 200
acres, joining Francis Hugh's former survey. [3]6:27 grant #711
[87]
1787 - Mathias Broyls is taxed for no land, 3 polls, no
slaves, in Washington Co., Tenn. [54]v.35
1 Feb 1790 - Mathias Broyles buys 150 acres from Hugh Beard, on
Horse Creek, Greene Co., Tenn. [126]DB4:98
8 May 1792 - He buys 272 and 3/4 acres on Horse Creek, from Geo.
Baker, joining John Beard, on the south side of the Nolachucky.
[126]DB2:168
22 Oct 1792 - He was security for the marriage of his daughter
Ellender to James Broyles, son of Jacob. Greene Co., Tenn. [9]7
Nov 1794 - Matthias Broyles sits on a petit jury. [12]180
May 1796 - Matthias is named to a road committee in Greene Co.
[12]233
25 Aug 1797 - Matthias Broyles, Sr. buys 524 acres from Thomas
Williamson on south side of Nolachucky. wit: Charles Trobough,
Matthias Broyls. {8:176}
1798 - Mathew Broyles is taxed for 874 acres, Horse Creek,
Greene Co., Tenn. [3]6:105
6 Aug 1798 - Mathias Broyles and Conrad Willhight "of Washington
County" sell to Rich's Humphreys, land joining Frances Hues, for
$933.00 [3]6:105
6 Aug 1798 - Same to Rich's Humphreys, 200 acres in Washington
Co., on south side of Nolachucky, joining John Waddell. [3]6:105
10 Dec 1798 - Matthias witnesses the will of Jacob Broyles (his
brother) in Greene Co., Tenn. [10]1
22 Apr 1799 - Mathias Broyls sells 75 acres to John Bird, lying
on Horse Creek. wit: Thomas Prather, Joel Bird, Thomas Broyles.
[126]DB4:369
1800 - He is taxed for 871 acres. [3]6:105
18 Dec 1800 - Matthias sells 132 acres to son Matthias "for
affection to his son". [126]DB8:9 And 14 acres. DB8:132
19 Dec 1800 - Matthias Broyles, Sr. sells to Matthias Broyles,
Jr. 87 acres on Horse Creek, joining John Broils. wit: Jeremiah
Broyles. [3]6:105
10 Jun 1801 - Michael Broyles and wife Elizabeth, Matthias
Broyles and wife Eve, all of Greene Co., Tenn., said Elizabeth
and Eve Klug (sic) being heirs of Susanna Medley, formerly
Susanna Klug, dec'd, appoint William Lotspeeck of Stafford Co.,
Va. as attorney. [3]5:119
1805 - Matthias is on the Greene Co. tax list, though this
may be his son Matthias. [47]
1806 - He is taxed for 400 acres on Horse Creek. [3]6:105
- Matthias moves to Harrison Co., Ind. He is
certainly one of the first Broyles to make that move, along with
his nephew Tobias.
1812 - Matthias is not on the Greene Co. tax list. [47]
1818 - Matthias is killed by lightning on a return trip
from Indiana.
Mar 1818 - Mathias Broyles, administrator, presents the estate
of Mathias Broils, Sen.
Mar 1818 - Jacob Fox paid the estate of Matthias $50. Jacob
Hoover paid $75. [3]6:106
- The estate was taken to Rutherford Co., Tenn. where
Mathias Jr. was living.
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
[85] Wulfeck, "Culpeper Co., Va., Will Books B & C"
[48] Jillson, Willard, "Old Kentucky Entries and Deeds", Filson Club, Louisville, KY, 1926
[8] Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "Washington Co., Tenn., Wills 1777-1872", Southern Historical Press, 1983
[87] Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "North Carolina Land Grants Recorded in Greene Co., Tenn."
[54] "East Tennessee Historical Pub." (periodical)
[126] Greene Co., TN, Grantor & Grantee Index to deeds, hand copy taken at Greeneville Courthouse, 1 Aug 1984
[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
[10] Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "Greene Co., Tenn., Wills 1783-1890", Southern Historical Press, 1981
[47] Curtis, "Early East Tennessee Tax Lists"
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