Maj.
John
Taylor
Broyles
Born in Pendleton, South Carolina, United States
Ancestors 
Son of Aaron Broyles
and Frances (Reed) Broyles
Brother of
Cain Broyles, Jemima (Broyles) Horton, Sarah (Broyles) Halbert, Polly (Broyles) Townes, Ozey Robert Broyles, Edna (Broyles) Brown, Temperance Wasdon Broyles and Jacob Pinckney Reed Esq. [half]
Husband of
Clarinda Charlotte (Hammond) Broyles
— married
about 1830 in Anderson County, S.C.
Descendants 
Father of
Julius John Broyles, George Edwin Broyles, Caroline Frances (Broyles) Clark, Frances Cole Broyles, Dudley Hammond Broyles, Claudia Augusta (Broyles) Reynaud, Cullen Oscar Broyles and Chelius Curren Broyles
Died
at age 92
in Walker County, Georgia, United States
Profile last modified
| Created 29 Jan 2015
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Biography
John Broyles was born in Appalachia, in South Carolina.
John Broyles was born in Anderson County.
His birth and death dates come from his tombstone.[1]
Also, from his cemetery record:
He was given the title of Major by Gov. George McDuffy of SC for being the first volunteer in support of nullification. He served many years in the South Carolina legislature, 1844--
In 1832 South Carolina passed a Nullification ordinance allowing it to ignore federal laws it found unconstitutional. This action had been prompted by recent federal tariffs that were considered harmful to the state. The state's position threatened the Union and a compromise on tariff rates was worked out.
U.S. Census
| Year | Name | Location | Males | Females |
| 1830 | Broyles, John T. | SC, Anderson[2] | 00001 | 00001 |
| 1840 | Broyles, J.T. | SC, Anderson[3] | 020001 |
| Age | BP | Occupation | |||
| 1850 | Broyles, John T. | TN, Washington[4] | 44 | SC | Farmer |
| 1860 | Broyles, J.T. | SC, Anderson[5] | 54 | SC | Farmer |
| 1870 | Broiles, John F. | GA, Macon[6] | 60 | SC | Bookkeeper |
| 1880 | Broyles, John T. | GA, Catoosa[7] | 73 | SC | no occupation |
Sources
- ↑ Find a Grave, database and images (accessed 14 August 2020), memorial page for Maj John Taylor Broyles (27 Jan 1806–13 Dec 1898), Find A Grave: Memorial #16807454, citing Chickamauga Cemetery, Chickamauga, Walker County, Georgia, USA.
- ↑ 1830 Census, Roll 173, Page 145
- ↑ 1840 Census, Roll 507, Page 123
- ↑ 1850 Census, Page 187
- ↑ 1860 Census, 4th Regiment, Page 180
- ↑ 1870 Census, Marshallville, Page 515
- ↑ 1880 Census, Ringgold, E.D. 12, Page 24
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