
BROYLES, Major Cain

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Name BROYLES, Cain Prefix Major Birth 12 Jan 1788 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [1]
Gender Male Residence 1790 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [2]
- Census spelled his name "Aron Briles". It showed one male over sixteen, one male under sixteen and two females. This would reconcile with there being Aaron and Frances Broyles and their two children, Cain and Jemima.
Residence 1800 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [3]
- Listed were: one male under 10 (Ozey Robert Broyles), one male between 10 and 15 (Cain Broyles), one male between 26 and 44 (Aaron Broyles). It also listed two females less than ten (Sarah and Polly), one female age 10-15 (Jemima) and one female 26 to 44 (Frances Broyles).
Death 26 Apr 1864 [1] Burial Belton, Anderson, South Carolina, United States [1]
Address:
Shady Grove CemeteryPerson ID I254 Pickel_Bartlett Last Modified 9 Jun 2016
Father BROYLES, Major Aaron, b. 7 Jun 1767, Culpeper County, Virginia d. 5 Oct 1845, Anderson County, South Carolina, United States
(Age 78 years)
Mother REED, Frances, b. 8 Dec 1769, Washington County, Tennessee, United States d. 7 Sep 1841, Anderson County, South Carolina, United States
(Age 71 years)
Marriage 1787 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [4]
Residence 1790 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [2]
- Census spelled his name "Aron Briles". It showed one male over sixteen, one male under sixteen and two females. This would reconcile with there being Aaron and Frances Broyles and their two children, Cain and Jemima.
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"Another of the builder families of Anderson is that of Broyles. The pioneer in this section was Aaron, who settled somewhere not far from the old Calhoun section, and married Fannie Reed, daughter of another early settler. They began life with love, courage and industry, their only assets. Their first home was a log cabin with a dirt floor. Mr. Broyles was of German descent, and Mrs. Broyles of French Huguenot blood. While their children were still small, they had begun to accumulate a good share of worldly goods, and they gave their boys and girls what educational advantages the section offered. Their sons were John T., born in 1806; Oze, Cain and Abel. The youngest died when a boy. Cain and Oze lost their lives during the War Between the States.
Source: Vandiver, Louise Ayer, Traditions and History of Anderson County, 1928
Residence 1800 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [3]
- His name was spelled correctly in this census.
Listed were: one male under 10 (Ozey Robert Broyles), one male between 10 and 15 (Cain Broyles), one male between 26 and 44 (Aaron Broyles). It also listed two females less than ten (Sarah and Polly), one female age 10-15 (Jemima) and one female 26 to 44 (Frances Broyles).
Residence 1810 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [5]
- Listed were one male under ten (John), one male between ten and fifteen (Ozey) and one male between 26 and 44 (Aaron). Females included two under ten (Temperance and Edna), two between ten and fifteen (Polly and Sarah) and one between 26 and 44 (Frances).
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Residence 1820 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [6]
- Census reported one male 16-26 (Ozey), one male over 45 (Aaron), two females 16-26 (Temperance and Edna) and one female over 45 (Frances). There does not seem to be a record of John Broyles who would have been about 14 at that time.
Residence 1830 Anderson County, South Carolina, United States [7]
- Census lists one male between sixty and seventy (Aaron-63), one female between fifty and sixty (Frances-61) and one male between twenty and thirty (unclear who this might have been).
Residence 1840 Anderson County, South Carolina, United States [8]
- Census recorded one male between seventy and eighty (Aaron-73) and one female between seventy and eighty (probably Frances who was actually in her sixties), three males fifteen to twenty and one male between ten and fifteen. It is not clear who these might have been.
Family ID F329 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family NASH, Lucinda, b. 10 Aug 1790, Abbeville District, South Carolina, United States d. 31 Oct 1868, Georgia
(Age 78 years)
Marriage 20 Mar 1810 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [9]
Residence Aft 20 Mar 1810 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [5]
- Listed following the listing for his father, Aaron, are Cain and Lucinda Broyles. They were both listed as being between 16 and 25.
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Residence 1820 Pendleton District, South Carolina, United States [6]
- The census seems to have too many males in the household for Cain and Lucinda. Perhaps they were not all their children. It lists one male and one female between 26 and 45. These would have been Cain (32) and Lucinda (30).
It lists two females less than ten (Mary and Frances).
Listed are two males less than ten (Erasmus Seneca and John Milton).
Listed is one male between ten and sixteen (unknown) and one male between sixteen and eighteen (unknown).
Residence 1830 3rd Division Or Regiment, Buncombe, North Carolina, United States [10]
- The census reported:
1 Male 40_50: Cain would have been 42
2 Males 10-15: Erasmus Seneca-15, John Milton-12
2 Males 5-10: Aaron-9, George-7
2 Males <5: William-4, Edwin-1
1 Female 30-40: Lucinda about 40
1 Female 15-20: Francis about 17
Residence 1840 7th Civil District, Greene, Tennessee, United States [11]
- His name was recorded "Cain Broyls."
Census lists the following:
Males < 5 years: 1 (Marcellus-3)
Males 5-10: 1 (Walter-8)
Males 10-15: 2 (Edwin-11 and William-14)
Males 15-20: 1 (George-16)
Males 50-60: 1 (Cain-52)
Females: 40-50: 1 (Lucinda 49 or 50)
Residence 9 Nov 1850 Division 9, Greene, Tennessee, United States [12]
Farmer Residence 8 Aug 1860 Varnells Station, Whitfield, Georgia, United States [13]
Farmer Children 1. BROYLES, Mary Amanda, b. 19 Dec 1810, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 5 Mar 1882, Whitfield County, Georgia, United States
(Age 71 years)
2. BROYLES, Frances Emeline, b. 11 Sep 1812, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 19 Jun 1845, Anderson County, South Carolina, United States
(Age 32 years)
3. BROYLES, Erasmus Seneca, b. 18 Feb 1815, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 2 Oct 1883, Monroe County, Mississippi, United States
(Age 68 years)
4. BROYLES, John Milton, b. 11 Sep 1818, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 22 Sep 1845 (Age 27 years)
5. BROYLES, Major Aaron Richard, b. 20 Mar 1821, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 3 May 1899, Anderson, Anderson, South Carolina, United States
(Age 78 years)
6. BROYLES, George McDuffy, b. 7 Jun 1823, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 19 Oct 1849, Greene County, Tennessee, United States
(Age 26 years)
7. BROYLES, William Lowndes, b. 3 Dec 1826, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 14 Jun 1877, Fork Township, Anderson, South Carolina, United States
(Age 50 years)
8. BROYLES, Col. Edwin Nash, b. 14 Nov 1829, Buncombe County, North Carolina, United States d. 13 Feb 1897, Atlanta, Fulton, Georgia, United States
(Age 67 years)
9. BROYLES, Walter Long, b. 25 Jul 1832, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 13 Nov 1862, Crumpton's Factory Hospital, Lynchburg, Va
(Age 30 years)
10. BROYLES, Marcellus Franklin, b. 16 Jul 1837, Greene County, Tennessee, United States d. 6 May 1864, Wilderness, Virginia
(Age 26 years)
Family ID F92 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 16 May 2022
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Headstones 4. Major Cain Broyles
The inscription reads, "Erected by His Children To the Memory of Maj. Cain Broyles, Born Jan. 12th 1788, Died April 26th 1864." His wife, Lucinda Nash Broyles, is buried in the Sumach-Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery in Murray County, Georgia where there are graves for some of their children.
1. The Family Grave Plot of the Broyles, Horton, Kingsley and Brown families.
This family grave plot contains graves of Major Aaron Broyles, his wife, Frances Reed Broyles, and some of their descendants and their family members.
Histories BROYLES - "A Builder Family of Anderson County, South Carolina
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Notes - The title "Major" was probably honorary rather than connected with military service.
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Sources - [S105] Shady Grove Baptist Church Cemetery Transcription.
- [S303] 1790 Federal Census, Pendleton District, South Carolina.
- [S304] 1800 Federal Census, Pendleton District, South Carolina.
- [S94] Rootsweb, Broyles Archives, Posting by John K. Broyles, Sr. on 6/7/1999.
- [S302] 1810 Federal Census, Pendleton District, South Carolina.
- [S305] 1820 Federal Census, Pendleton County, South Carolina.
- [S301] 1830 Federal Census, Anderson County, South Carolina.
- [S98] 1840 Federal Census, Anderson District, South Carolina.
- [S2] Cemetery data, Sumach Cumberland Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Murray County, Georgia.
- [S301] 1830 Federal Census, 3rd Division Or Regiment, Buncombe, North Carolina, Pg 173 of 176.
- [S98] 1840 Federal Census, Greene County, Tennessee, Ancestry page 41 of 170.
- [S76] 1850 Federal Census, Division 9, Greene County, TN Dwelling 1393.
- [S316] 1860 Federal Census, 11th District, Whitfield County, Georgia Dwelling 1380.
- [S105] Shady Grove Baptist Church Cemetery Transcription.