Franklin K. Broyles Gen. 6, id #486, Keith #1902 Edited 20131113
=================== Son of Garriott K. Broyles & Eunice Wayman |[1]
Born: 24 Jan 1839 VA, Madison |[235]
Died: 3 Jul 1926 IL, Shelby |[235]
Marr: Elizabeth Chew
m: 21 Jan 1863 IL, Shelby |[A]
b: 15 Nov 1846 IL, Hamilton |[235]
d: 26 Apr 1936 IL, Shelby |[235]
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1. Martha Virginia "Matt 24 Jan 1866 IL, Shelby 17 Nov 1908 MO,,St. Louis
Census:
Age BP Occupation
1850 Broyles, Franklin K. VA, Madison 11 VA
1860 Broils, Franklin MO, Howard 21 VA Carpenter
1870 Broils, Frank IL, Shelby 31 VA Carpenter
1880 Broyls, Franklin IL, Shelby 41 VA Carpenter North 3rd Street
An obituary published in the Shelbyville Democrat on July 8, 1926
for Franklin K. Broyles, states that he had died at his home Monday
(July 3, 1926). Being a carpenter by trade, he was instrumental in
the construction of many of the finest homes in Shelbyville. He was
a cabinet maker and during his last few years employed his time
almost wholly in making fine pieces of furniture for special friends.
He had served as representative of his ward on the City Council and
at one time a member of the Board of Education of the Shelbyville
Graded Schools. He was born in Virginia in 1839 and when a small
boy was brought by his parents to Illinois, where practically all
his years were spent. He was united in marriage to Elizabeth Chew
and to them one child, Mattie Broyles was born. Mattie grew into
womanhood and passed away several years before his death. Besides
his wife he was survived by two brothers, Mansfield of Shelbyville
and Wesley of Burlington, North Dakota. There was also a nephew,
Marion Broyles. Funeral services were held from the home, Rev.
Bowman of Lakewood officiating. Burial was in Glenwood Cemetery.
[235]
Sources:
[A] Broyles, Franklin; Chew, Elizabeth; [237]
[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
[237] Statewide marriage index, Illinois State Archives
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