Rebecca Broyles Gen. 4, id #76 Edited 19901227
=============== ?? Dau of Matthias Broyles & Eva Klug |
Born: c. 1770 VA, Culpeper |
Died: 1840 TN, Greene |
Marr: John? Rymal
m: c. 1788 TN, Greene |[6]
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1. Polly c. 1789 TN, Greene
2. Jacob c. 1791 TN, Greene
3. Keziah
4. Elizabeth "Betsy"
5. Isaac c. 1796 TN, Greene
6. Sally c. 1798 TN, Greene
7. John c. 1802 TN, Greene
8. Dorcas c. 1807 TN, Greene
9. George R.
13 Nov 1806 - The Court orders a road committee to survey a road
"from Christopher Lotspeich's plantation, up Horse Creek by John
Rymals mill to the County line of Washington in a direct course
to Brownsburg..." [15]247. Records of the Rymals are rare
in both Washington and Greene Counties, so it is likely that
Rebecca was the wife of John Rymal.
18 Sep 1830 - Rebecca Rimal has a non-cupative will in Greene
Co., Tenn. "She came to the home of Alexander Broyles - stayed 5
weeks, surprised by sickness - breathes no more." [10]56. This
record plus the next one are together in the will book, recorded
in 1841. This casts a bit of doubt on the 1830 date.
20 Feb 1841 - Polly Mauk, (daughter of James Broyles) wife of
Samuel Mauk of Washington Co., Tenn., swears that Rebecca Rimal
had wanted her girls to have her effects because her sons had got
their share. Wit: Thos. McAdams, J. Pearce. {Burgner, 56}
Curiously, in addition to the Rimal sons being summoned to Court,
four Goods are also summoned. Perhaps they are the children of a
deceased daughter?
Sources:
[6] Broyles, Stephen H., deductions
[15] Houston, Sandra Kelton, "Greene Co., Tenn., Minutes of the Court of Common Pleas 1797-1807", Southern Historical Press, 1981
[10] Burgner, Goldene Fillers, "Greene Co., Tenn., Wills 1783-1890", Southern Historical Press, 1981
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