BROYLES, George
1770 - 1837 (64 years)
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Name BROYLES, George Birth 1770 Randolph County, North Carolina 
[1] Gender Male Death Between 1834 and 1837 Jackson, Clarke County, Alabama [1] Person ID I3730 Pickel_Bartlett Last Modified 27 Sep 2009
Father BROYLES, Adam, b. 1746, Culpeper County, Virginia d. Aft 27 Apr 1799, Limestone, Washington, Tennessee, United States (Age > 53 years) Mother SPECK, Elizabeth, b. 1750, Randolph County, North Carolina, British America d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 1770 Randolph County, North Carolina, British America [2] Family ID F1132 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family VAUGHT, Catherine d. Yes, date unknown Marriage 16 Jun 1796 Blount County, Tennessee [1] Family ID F1144 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 16 May 2022
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Notes - George was a pioneer settler of Madison County, AL. The following article, which appeared in the "Huntsville (AL) Advocate", on June 16, 1877, explains this: "History continued - The first settlement made where New Market now stands was that of two brothers, George and Jacob Broiles. They came to this country in 1806 and selected that spot for their home. First employed themselves in deadening timber and clearing land and in the course of a year or two had a pretty little farm. Settlers came in rapidly and other industries than farming were demanded. George Broiles built the first blacksmith shop in that part of what is now Madison Co. In 1808 the first tan yard in the county or state was begun by one Trump in the vicinity of Broiles' Farm..."
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