Lewis Broyles   Gen. 4, id #60, Keith #53                            Edited 20140627
=============   Son of Jacob Broyles & Elizabeth Yowell                     |[1]       
 
Born:     c. 1763 VA, Culpeper                                              |          
Died: 22 Aug 1804 TN, Greene                                                |          
 
Marr: Mary McCain                                       
      m: 14 Aug 1784 TN, Greene (lic.)                                      |[A]        
      b:        1766 VA,                                                    |          
      d:  4 Jun 1851 TN, Hardin                                             |          
      Dau of (       ) McCain & (       )                                   |          
 
                           +---born----+---------------++---died----+---------------+
  1.  James                    Aug 1786 TN, Greene                                  
  2.  Sarah                 16 Jul 1788 TN, Greene                                  
  3.  Elizabeth B.           7 Apr 1792 TN, Greene                                  
  4.  Jacob                 13 Dec 1793 TN, Greene       29 Feb 1872                
  5.  Lewis Hays            19 Nov 1795 TN, Greene        4 Dec 1869 TN, Hardin     
  6.  Mary Ann              30 Apr 1798 TN, Greene                                  
  7.  John Sevier                  1800 TN, Greene                                  
  8.? Eva                       c. 1800 TN, Greene                                  
 
10 Oct 1791 - Lewis proves sale from John & Sarah Jones to Adam 
Painter.  [12]114

       1792 - He is taxed for 818 acres on Horse Creek. [3]2:129

22 Aug 1793 - Lewis Broyles is sworn onto a Greene Co. jury.  
This date he also buys 327 & 100 acres of land from Samuel Beard.  
[12]153,155,156

   Feb 1794 - He is appointed overseer of a road from Washington 
County line to Camp Creek bridge.  [12]166

17 Jul 1794 - No. 1302, Lewis Broyles was granted 450 acres on 
the waters of Horse Creek, N.C., south side of Nolachucky River, 
adjoining himself, Hughes, Williamson, Baker.  [87]477

   Aug 1794 - Lewis sits on fall court.  He is one of the group 
charged with laying a road from Greeneville to Blue Springs.  
[12]178

   Nov 1794 - He is one of many who report on a road from 
Greeneville to Thomas Woolsey's.  [12]184

   May 1795 - Ditto on road from Greeneville to the county line 
near Campbell's Mill.  [12]

19 Apr 1796 - Lewis frees a slave girl, Agnes Broddy, for the sum 
of $300 paid by her free mother, Katherine Broddy.  [12]236

   May 1796 - He is named to another road committee.

       1799 - Taxed for 815 acres on Horse Creek. [3]2:129

       1802 - Taxed for 324 acres on Horse Creek.  [3]2:129

11 Oct 1803 - Lewis writes his will.  Greene Co., Tenn.

22 Oct 1804 - Alexander Prather, Thomas Prather, and John Broyle 
are witnesses to the probate.  [3]2:129  Wife Mary and son James 
are named executors.

       1812 - His widow Mary is taxed for 640 acres.  She is 
taxed for many years.  [3]10:60

 4 Jun 1851 - Mary dies.  [3]3:39
 
Sources: 
[A]   Broyles, Lewis; Cain, Mary; Sec: Broyles, Abraham; [9]:1
[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
[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
[3]   Broyles, John K., Sr., "The Broyles Family Ties", in 10 volumes, self-published, 1969-1981
[87]  Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "North Carolina Land Grants Recorded in Greene Co., Tenn."

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