Descendants of Edward Broaddus


Generation No. 1

	1.  Edward1 Broaddus was born Abt. 1672 in Wales, and died Abt. 1749 in King and Queen Co., VA.  He married (1) Dollwyddelan Gwynn 1713 in Gloucester Co., VA.  He married (2) Mary Shipley Abt. 1725 in Mathews Co., VA.

Notes for Edward Broaddus:
The following passage is derived from "The History of St. Mark's Parish:"

	"The late distinguished Rev. John A. Broaddus, writing of his family a few years previous to his death, says that the name Broaddus was originally Broadhurst.  Although of Anglo-Saxon origin, those who bear it, tradition says, came to the United States from Wales.  The progenitor of the family in this country was Edward Broaddus who settled on Gwynn's Island in the Piankitank River, near its junction with the Rappahannock.  The exact time of his coming is not known, but it must have been as early as the early part of the 18th century, as in 1715, he moved to Caroline County, then King and Queen County, where he continued to reside up to the time of his death.  ...These children of Edward Broaddus and his two wives have left a large number of descendants in Caroline and Culpeper Counties and in other portions of Virginia and elsewhere throughout the United States, some of whom have become men of prominence and distinction, especially as educators and ministers of the gospel.  Among these, Andrew, the first of the name, Andrew, his son, both of whom were born and died in Caroline County, Edmund, William F., his brother, and John A., Son of Edmund, all three natives of Culpeper, may be notably mentioned."

More About Edward Broaddus:
Fact 1: After coming from Wales, Edward first resided on Gwynn's Island, Mathews Co., VA; he then moved to Caroline Co. and on to King and Queen Co. where he resided at the time of his death.
	
Children of Edward Broaddus and Dollwyddelan Gwynn are:
+	2	i.	Thomas2 Broaddus , Sr., born 1714; died May 1787 in Caroline Co., VA.
+	3	ii.	Richard Broaddus, born 1715 in King and Queen Co., VA; died Abt. 1794 in Madison Co., KY.
	4	iii.	Dorothy "Dolly" Broaddus, born Abt. 1718 in Matthews Co., VA; died Abt. 1770.  She married Thomas Gaines Abt. 1750 in Caroline Co., VA.
	
Children of Edward Broaddus and Mary Shipley are:
+	5	i.	William2 Broaddus.
	6	ii.	James C. Broaddus.  He married Elizabeth Susan Gaines February 12, 1824.
	7	iii.	Shipley Broaddus.
	8	iv.	Robin Broaddus.
+	9	v.	Elizabeth Broaddus.
+	10	vi.	John Broaddus I, born Abt. 1727 in King and Queen Co., VA; died Abt. 1798 in Caroline Co., VA.


Generation No. 2

	2.  Thomas2 Broaddus , Sr. (Edward1) was born 1714, and died May 1787 in Caroline Co., VA.  He married Ann Redd Abt. 1745 in Caroline Co., VA.
	
Children of Thomas Broaddus and Ann Redd are:
	11	i.	Edward Oldham "Ned"3 Broaddus, born Abt. 1746 in Caroline Co., VA; died January 03, 1802 in Caroline Co., VA.
	12	ii.	Catherine Broaddus, born Abt. 1748 in Caroline Co., VA; died Bef. 1796 in King and Queen Co., VA.
	13	iii.	Elizabeth Broaddus, born Abt. 1754 in Caroline Co., VA; died Abt. 1790.
	14	iv.	Thomas Broaddus , Jr., born 1758 in Caroline Co., VA; died Abt. 1841.  He married Rebecca Watkins December 01, 1819.
	15	v.	Shildrick Broaddus, born Abt. 1760 in Caroline Co., VA; died August 1784 in Caroline Co., VA.
	16	vi.	Mordecai W. Broaddus, born 1762 in Caroline Co., VA; died November 26, 1840 in Caroline Co., VA.
	17	vii.	Redd Broaddus, born Abt. 1763.
	18	viii.	John William Broaddus, born May 07, 1764 in Caroline Co., VA; died September 02, 1836 in Caroline Co., VA.
	19	ix.	Ann Broaddus, born Abt. 1770 in Caroline Co., VA; died 1796.
	20	x.	Richard Broaddus, born Abt. 1771; died 1821.
	21	xi.	Sally Broaddus, born Abt. 1772 in Caroline Co., VA; died 1888.  She married Green Camp December 04, 1800 in Greensville Co., VA.

	3.  Richard2 Broaddus (Edward1) was born 1715 in King and Queen Co., VA, and died Abt. 1794 in Madison Co., KY.  He married Bridget Vaughan.
	
Children of Richard Broaddus and Bridget Vaughan are:
	22	i.	Elizabeth3 Broaddus.
	23	ii.	Sarah Broaddus, born Abt. 1735; died Aft. 1805 in Essex Co., VA.
+	24	iii.	Edward Broaddus, born Aft. 1740 in Orange Co., VA; died 1826 in Madison Co., KY.
	25	iv.	William Broaddus, born Abt. 1750 in King and Queen Co., VA; died 1799 in Madison Co., KY.

	5.  William2 Broaddus (Edward1).  He married Catherine Gaines.

Notes for William Broaddus:
The following passage was derived from _________:

	"So far as is known, the name of the first Broaddus to settle in Culpeper County was William, the second son of Edward, the progenitor of the family in this country, and his second wife, Mary Shipley."

More About William Broaddus:
Fact 1: William was the second son of Edward and second wife, Mary.
	
Children of William Broaddus and Catherine Gaines are:
+	26	i.	James3 Broaddus.
+	27	ii.	William Broaddus, died Abt. 1830 in Harper's Ferry, WVA.
+	28	iii.	Thomas Broaddus, born Bet. 1754 - 1767 in Culpeper Co., VA.

	9.  Elizabeth2 Broaddus (Edward1).  She married Richard Edward Gaines, son of James Gaines and Mary Pendleton.
	
Children of Elizabeth Broaddus and Richard Gaines are:
	29	i.	Mary3 Gaines.
	30	ii.	Elizabeth Gaines.
	31	iii.	Caty Gaines.
	32	iv.	Sally Gaines.
	33	v.	James Gaines.
	34	vi.	Richard Colvin Gaines.
	35	vii.	Pendleton Gaines, born 1765; died October 07, 1790.

	10.  John2 Broaddus I (Edward1) was born Abt. 1727 in King and Queen Co., VA, and died Abt. 1798 in Caroline Co., VA.  He married Frances Pryor 1760.
	
Children of John Broaddus and Frances Pryor are:
+	36	i.	John3 Broaddus II, born Abt. 1757; died 1829 in Madison Co., KY.
	37	ii.	Lucy Broaddus, born Abt. 1758 in Caroline Co., VA.
	38	iii.	Mary Broaddus, born Abt. 1759 in Caroline Co., VA.
+	39	iv.	Reuben Broaddus, born Abt. 1760 in Caroline Co., VA.
	40	v.	William Broaddus, born Aft. 1760; died December 19, 1776 in Caroline Co., VA.
	41	vi.	Frances "Fanny" Broaddus, born Abt. 1762 in Caroline Co., VA; died Abt. 1812 in Abbeville Co., SC.  She married Richard George Gaines Abt. 1785.
+	42	vii.	Pryor Broaddus, born Abt. 1764 in Caroline Co., VA; died December 21, 1833 in King and Queen Co., VA.
	43	viii.	Elizabeth Broaddus, born Abt. 1765 in Caroline Co., VA; died in Abbeville Co., SC.
+	44	ix.	Susannah Broaddus, born Abt. 1766 in Caroline Co., VA; died in Abbeville Co., SC.
	45	x.	Martha Broaddus, born Abt. 1767.
	46	xi.	Hannah Broaddus, born Abt. 1769 in Caroline Co., VA.
+	47	xii.	Andrew Broaddus I, born November 04, 1770 in Caroline Co., VA; died January 12, 1848 in Caroline Co., VA.


Generation No. 3

	24.  Edward3 Broaddus (Richard2, Edward1) was born Aft. 1740 in Orange Co., VA, and died 1826 in Madison Co., KY.
	
Child of Edward Broaddus is:
	48	i.	John4 Broaddus, died Abt. 1829.  He married (1) Mary Broaddus.  He married (2) Nancy Estill Walker.

More About Mary Broaddus:
Fact 1: 2nd wife of John Broaddus.

More About Nancy Estill Walker:
Fact 1: 1st wife of John Broaddus.

	26.  James3 Broaddus (William2, Edward1).  He married Mary A. Ferguson.

More About James Broaddus:
Military service: Ensign in the Revolution.
	
Children of James Broaddus and Mary Ferguson are:
	49	i.	Elizabeth4 Broaddus.
	50	ii.	Catherine Broaddus.
	51	iii.	William D. Broaddus.
	52	iv.	Sarah W. Broaddus.
	53	v.	James G. Broaddus.
	54	vi.	Susan C. Broaddus.

	27.  William3 Broaddus (William2, Edward1) died Abt. 1830 in Harper's Ferry, WVA.  He married (1) Martha Richardson.  He married (2) Martha Slaughter, daughter of Robert Slaughter.

Notes for William Broaddus:
The following passage was derived from __________:

	"In addition to serving his country as a soldier, Major Broaddus was, for many years, Clerk of Cupeper County.  Somewhat late in life, he moved to Harper's Ferry, where he filled some Federal office, Paymaster in the Army it is believed, and died there."

More About William Broaddus:
Fact 1: First Clerk of Culpeper Co., VA
Military service: Major in the Revolutionary Army.
	
Children of William Broaddus and Martha Richardson are:
	55	i.	Sarah Ann4 Broaddus.
	56	ii.	Lavinia Broaddus.
	57	iii.	Maria Broaddus.
	58	iv.	Mary Broaddus.
	
Children of William Broaddus and Martha Slaughter are:
+	59	i.	Kitty Wigginton4 Broaddus.
+	60	ii.	Juliet Broaddus.
	61	iii.	Patsey Broaddus.  She married Merriwether Thompson.
+	62	iv.	William Broaddus.

	28.  Thomas3 Broaddus (William2, Edward1) was born Bet. 1754 - 1767 in Culpeper Co., VA.  He married Susannah Ferguson.
	
Children of Thomas Broaddus and Susannah Ferguson are:
	63	i.	Andrew4 Broaddus.
+	64	ii.	William Francis Ferguson Broaddus, born 1792 in Culpeper Co., VA.
+	65	iii.	Edmund Broaddus, born May 05, 1793 in Culpeper Co., VA; died in Charlottesville, Albemarle Co., VA.
	66	iv.	Lucy Broaddus, born Abt. 1796 in Culpeper Co., VA.
	67	v.	Maria Broaddus, born Abt. 1798 in Culpeper Co., VA.

	36.  John3 Broaddus II (John2, Edward1) was born Abt. 1757, and died 1829 in Madison Co., KY.  He married (1) Sarah Zimmerman.  He married (2) Mary "Nancy" Shipp Abt. 1788 in Caroline Co., VA.
	
Child of John Broaddus and Sarah Zimmerman is:
	68	i.	William4 Broaddus.
	
Children of John Broaddus and Mary Shipp are:
	69	i.	Catherine4 Broaddus.  She married /Price/ (Husband of Catherine Broaddus).
	70	ii.	Lucy Broaddus.  She married John M. Grimes.
	71	iii.	Nancy Broaddus.  She married Reuben Monday.
	72	iv.	Mary Broaddus.  She married John Broaddus.

More About Mary Broaddus:
Fact 1: 2nd wife of John Broaddus.

	73	v.	Andrew Broaddus.
	74	vi.	Thomas Broaddus.  He married Elizabeth Feathergill.
	75	vii.	Martha "Patsey" Broaddus.  She married Archibald Brooks.
	76	viii.	Frances Broaddus.  She married (1) Beverly Broaddus.  She married (2) /Redding/ (3rd husband of Frances Broaddus).

More About Beverly Broaddus:
Fact 1: 2nd husband of Frances Broaddus.

	77	ix.	John Broaddus, born February 08, 1789 in Caroline Co., VA; died July 07, 1837 in Macomb, McDonough Co.,  IL.  He married Sarah Conn January 19, 1807 in Bourbon Co., KY.

	39.  Reuben3 Broaddus (John2, Edward1) was born Abt. 1760 in Caroline Co., VA.  He married Elizabeth Garland.
	
Children of Reuben Broaddus and Elizabeth Garland are:
	78	i.	Christopher4 Broaddus.
	79	ii.	Eleanor Broaddus.  She married /Richerson/ (Husband of Eleanor Broaddus).
	80	iii.	Leland Broaddus.
	81	iv.	Mary "Nancy" Broaddus, died Bef. 1888.  She married /Richerson/ (Husband of Mary Broaddus).
	82	v.	Lunsford Broaddus, born Abt. 1794; died 1864 in Marshall Co., IL.  He married Nancy Sale September 18, 1817 in Caroline Co., VA.
	83	vi.	Lucy Garland Broaddus, born January 08, 1796 in Caroline Co., VA; died July 07, 1849 in Caroline Co., VA.  She married Nathaniel Motley August 10, 1820 in Caroline Co., VA.
	84	vii.	Andrew Sidney Broaddus, born 1808.

	42.  Pryor3 Broaddus (John2, Edward1) was born Abt. 1764 in Caroline Co., VA, and died December 21, 1833 in King and Queen Co., VA.  He married Frances Brown.
	
Children of Pryor Broaddus and Frances Brown are:
	85	i.	William4 Broaddus.
	86	ii.	Beverly Broaddus.
	87	iii.	Robert Broaddus.
	88	iv.	Franklin Broaddus.
	89	v.	Elizabeth Broaddus.
	90	vi.	Polly Broaddus.
	91	vii.	Emily Broaddus.

	44.  Susannah3 Broaddus (John2, Edward1) was born Abt. 1766 in Caroline Co., VA, and died in Abbeville Co., SC.  She married Edmund Pendleton Gaines 1790.
	
Children of Susannah Broaddus and Edmund Gaines are:
	92	i.	Ezekial4 Gaines.
	93	ii.	Frances Gaines.
	94	iii.	John Gaines.
	95	iv.	Joseph Gaines.
	96	v.	Mary Gaines.
	97	vi.	Patsey Gaines.
	98	vii.	Robert Gaines.
	99	viii.	Silas Gaines, born September 12, 1796; died August 17, 1838.
	100	ix.	Nathaniel Gaines, born February 24, 1798; died May 24, 1878.
	101	x.	Benjamin Gaines, born 1804; died 1877.

	47.  Andrew3 Broaddus I (John2, Edward1) was born November 04, 1770 in Caroline Co., VA, and died January 12, 1848 in Caroline Co., VA.  He married (1) Jane C. Honeyman.  He married (2) Lucy Honeyman.  He married (3) Fannie Temple November 10, 1794 in Caroline Co., VA.  He married (4) Caroline Boulware June 02, 1842 in Caroline Co., VA.
	
Child of Andrew Broaddus and Jane Honeyman is:
+	102	i.	Andrew4 Broaddus II, born May 17, 1818 in Virginia; died April 19, 1900 in Virginia.
	
Children of Andrew Broaddus and Fannie Temple are:
	103	i.	John Wickliffe4 Broaddus.
	104	ii.	William Temple Broaddus.
	105	iii.	Maria L. Broaddus.
	106	iv.	Eliza S. Broaddus.  She married Leland Maupin June 16, 1831.
	107	v.	Fanny Temple Broaddus.
	
Child of Andrew Broaddus and Caroline Boulware is:
	108	i.	William Lee4 Broaddus, born January 30, 1846 in Caroline Co., VA; died January 04, 1914 in Caroline Co., VA.


Generation No. 4

	59.  Kitty Wigginton4 Broaddus (William3, William2, Edward1).  She married William Mills Thompson.

More About William Mills Thompson:
Religion: Vestryman of St. Mark's in Culpeper Co., VA
	
Child of Kitty Broaddus and William Thompson is:
	109	i.	Richard Wigginton5 Thompson.

More About Richard Wigginton Thompson:
Occupation: Secretary of the Navy

	60.  Juliet4 Broaddus (William3, William2, Edward1).  She married Henry Ward.
	
Children of Juliet Broaddus and Henry Ward are:
	110	i.	William H.5 Ward.  He married Jane Roberts.

More About Jane Roberts:
Fact 1: Jane had no children.

	111	ii.	Woodville Ward.

More About Woodville Ward:
Fact 1: Never married.
Fact 2: Moved to Mississippi.

	62.  William4 Broaddus (William3, William2, Edward1).  He married Ann Tutt.
	
Children of William Broaddus and Ann Tutt are:
+	112	i.	Juliet Ann5 Broaddus.
	113	ii.	William A. Broaddus.

More About William A. Broaddus:
Fact 1: Never married.

	64.  William Francis Ferguson4 Broaddus (Thomas3, William2, Edward1) was born 1792 in Culpeper Co., VA.  He married (1) Mary A. Farrow.  He married (2) Lucy E. /?/ (Wife of Wm. F. F. Broaddus).

Notes for William Francis Ferguson Broaddus:
The following passage was derived from ___________:

	"William F., the second son of Thomas and Susannah Broaddus, like his brother Edmund, received a very limited early education, but like him, so strong was his intellect, so industrious his habits, and so eager his desire to excel, that, through his own unaided efforts, he not only acquired a good knowledge of books and their contents, but became a highly popular and successful school teacher, both in Virginia and Kentucky.  Like the most of his name, he joined the Baptist church when young, and like quite a number, not long afterwards was ordained a minister, teaching and preaching at the same time.  Commencing preaching and teaching in Virginia, where he had a school and a church at Middleburg, and other places at different times.  Wm. F. Broaddus afterwards moved to Kentucky and taught and preached in Lexington and Shelbyville.  Leaving Kentucky and returning to Virginia, he resumed his former vocation of teaching and preaching, which he continued until he became somewhat advanced in years."

More About Lucy E. /?/ (Wife of Wm. F. F. Broaddus):
Fact 1: Lucy was previously married to a Mr. Fleet.
	
Children of William Broaddus and Mary Farrow are:
	114	i.	Edmund S.5 Broaddus.
	115	ii.	Amanda F. Broaddus.
	116	iii.	William H. C. Broaddus.
	117	iv.	Mary L. Broaddus.
	118	v.	Thomas E. Broaddus.
	119	vi.	John F. Broaddus.
	
Child of William Broaddus and Lucy Broaddus) is:
	120	i.	Lucy Maria5 Broaddus.

	65.  Edmund4 Broaddus (Thomas3, William2, Edward1) was born May 05, 1793 in Culpeper Co., VA, and died in Charlottesville, Albemarle Co., VA.  He married (1) Nancy "Fanny" Sims, daughter of Edward Sims and Amy Sims.  He married (2) Somerville Ward.

Notes for Edmund Broaddus:
The following passages are derived from ___________:

	"Of the many men of prominence that Culpeper County has furnished, few have possessed more merit and ability than Edmund Broaddus.  Born at a time when schools were scarce and the most of them that existed, of the "Old Field" order, he received only an ordinary education, yet so superior his intellect, and studious his habits, that, even while a comparatively young man, as a thinker and debater he took a prominent stand among the leading men of his day.  By vocation Mr. Broaddus was a farmer.  He also taught a country school for several years.  In politics he was originally a Democrat, but left that party upon the "Removal of the Deposits" by Gen. Jackson, and afterwards became an "Old Line Whig," and a great admirer and earnest supporter of Henry Clay.  Mr. Broaddus was a man of modest demeanor, excellent judgement, and rare insight into the character and motives of men.  To the latter, united with his ability as a speaker, and the thorough confidence of his constituents, in his integrity, may be attributed the fact that, for twenty years - with one of two exceptions, when he declined to be a candidate - he represented the County of Culpeper in the House of Delegates, and was never defeated in any races he made before the people.  During his several terms of office, no member served his constituents more faithfully and efficiently, and none more thoroughly commanded the respect of his fellow members, and exerted a greater influence over them.  Like the most of his name, Mr. Broaddus was a Baptist, and at the associations, and other general meetings of that denomination, always took a prominent and leading part in their deliberations, thus becoming an important factor in shaping the proceedings of these bodies.  He died in Charlottesville, Virginia, whither he had gone several years prior thereto, mainly for the purpose of educating his son, the great and good John A."

"The first Broaddus of whom I find any trace in Culpeper was Edmund, who patented land in what is now Madison County in 1736."

More About Somerville Ward:
Fact 1: Somerville had no children.
	
Children of Edmund Broaddus and Nancy Sims are:
+	121	i.	James Madison5 Broaddus, born November 30, 1812 in Culpeper Co., VA; died 1880 in Alexandria, Fairfax Co., VA.
	122	ii.	Martha A. Broaddus, born Abt. 1814 in Culpeper Co., VA.
	123	iii.	Caroline M. Broaddus, born 1822 in Culpeper Co., VA.
+	124	iv.	John Albert Broaddus, born January 24, 1827 in Culpeper Co., VA; died March 16, 1895.

	102.  Andrew4 Broaddus II (Andrew3, John2, Edward1) was born May 17, 1818 in Virginia, and died April 19, 1900 in Virginia.  He married Martha Jane Pitts.
	
Child of Andrew Broaddus and Martha Pitts is:
	125	i.	Columbia5 Broaddus.


Generation No. 5

	112.  Juliet Ann5 Broaddus (William4, William3, William2, Edward1).  She married Edward Herndon.
	
Child of Juliet Broaddus and Edward Herndon is:
	126	i.	Mary Eleanor6 Herndon.  She married John Roberts.

	121.  James Madison5 Broaddus (Edmund4, Thomas3, William2, Edward1) was born November 30, 1812 in Culpeper Co., VA, and died 1880 in Alexandria, Fairfax Co., VA.  He married (1) Ellen Barbour Gaines November 24, 1831 in Culpeper Co., VA, daughter of Reuben Gaines and Lucy Moore.  He married (2) Mary Catherine Lewis 1844 in Culpeper Co., VA.
	
Children of James Broaddus and Ellen Gaines are:
+	127	i.	Clarence Linden6 Broaddus, born January 24, 1833 in Culpeper Co., VA.
	128	ii.	Mary M. Broaddus, born 1834 in Culpeper Co., VA.
	129	iii.	Edmund Broaddus, born 1836 in Culpeper Co., VA.

	124.  John Albert5 Broaddus (Edmund4, Thomas3, William2, Edward1) was born January 24, 1827 in Culpeper Co., VA, and died March 16, 1895.  He married Maria Harrison November 13, 1850.
	
Children of John Broaddus and Maria Harrison are:
	130	i.	Eliza6 Broaddus.
	131	ii.	(Female) Broaddus.  She married A. T. Robertson.


Generation No. 6

	127.  Clarence Linden6 Broaddus (James Madison5, Edmund4, Thomas3, William2, Edward1) was born January 24, 1833 in Culpeper Co., VA.  He married Sarah J. Kemp September 03, 1851 in Frederick City, MD, daughter of Thomas Kemp and Rebecca Stover.

Notes for Clarence Linden Broaddus:
The Virginia Birth Index lists C. L. and S. J. Broadus as the parents of Ellen B. Broadus, born September 06, 1858 in Shenandoah County.  (Rec. #52)  In that list, dated 1853-1866, there are no other children with these same parents.

The 1860 Shenandoah Co., VA Census lists Clarence L. Broadus as head of household, 24 years old, a teacher of the common school, no real estate, $100 personal estate, born in Virginia.  His wife is Sarah J., 26 years old, born in Virginia.  Children are Thomas M., 4 years old, and Ellen B., age 1.

CD #290, West Virginia Census Index, 1870:

	Harrison County
	Broadus, Clarence
	Age 37
	Birthplace:  VA
	Township:  Elk Twp.
	Microfilm:  Roll 1688, page 178

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Under the History Section of the book "The Community of Linden," the following passage is found:

	"While writing the family history of the Daniel Looney, Jr. family, it was learned that one of the children had been named Clarence Linden Looney.  Clarence was born Feb. 24, 1880 and died April 18, 1881.  The use of the non-family name for this son was interesting and further research was made.  It was found that he had been named for Clarence Linden Broadus, an early settler in the Linden area.  In fact, the Linden post office had been named for this prominent man.
	The Broadus family was originally from Wales and was one of the first families in Virginia.  Many members of the family were ministers, including Edmund Broadus, the grandfather of Clarence Linden.  Edmund Broadus served fourteen years in the Virginia assembly.  James Madison Broadus, the father of Clarence Linden, married Ellen Barbour Gaines, whose father was a Captain in the War of 1812. Ellen was a sister of General Gaines, one of the most famous commanders of that war.  James Madison and his wife were residents of Alexandria, Virginia and he died there in 1880.
	Clarence Linden Broadus was born there, near Culpeper Court House, Culpeper County, on January 24, 1833.  In Frederick City, Maryland, on Sept. 3, 1851, he married Sarah J. Kemp, daughter of Thomas B. and Rebecca (Stover) Kemp.  She was born in Page County, Virginia on January 24, 1834.  They had two children, T. Madison, born May 18, 1856, who was a teacher, farmer and carpenter at Linden, West Virginia, and the daughter, Ellen Barbour, born Sept. 5, 1858, who married William B. McGlothlin on Nov. 17, 1879 in Roane County.
	Clarence Linden Broadus served through the Civil War in the Confederate Army, holding a Captain's commission, fighting in both battles at Bull Run, also at Kernstown, Antietam, Winchester, McDowell, Roods Hill, Cross Keys, Port Republic, etc.  He lost his right arm in a cavalry fight at Brandy Station on June 9, 1863, by a shell.  He returned to duty in seven weeks and served as a scout until the end of the war.  He taught school in Roane County and was County Superintendent of free schools for two years.  He became a member of Linden Lodge No. 83, A. F. and A. M. and served as Master of the Lodge.  Location of his grave is not known."  (Submitted by Gene F. Elmore, Sr.)

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In "Bishop's History of Roane County," the following passage is found on pg. 272.

	"One other character of this district claims special mention:  Clarence Linden Broadus.  He made no farm worth mentioning, but he roused the spirit of education in the district and emphasized the value of our free schools throughout the county; served as County Superintendent of Schools one term, 1873-1875.  He was the son of James Madison Broadus and wife, Ellen B. (Gaines) Broadus, and born in Virginia, near Culpeper Court House, January 24, 1833; came to Roane County only a few years before 1873, when he became County Superintendent of Schools; he had two children, T. Madison, born in Taylor County, West Virginia, taught school here and worked at the carpenter trade at Linden; the other child, a daughter, Ellen B., became the wife of William B. McGlothlin, of Roane County.  Clarence Linden Broadus was a Captain in the Confederate service, in which service he lost an arm, near the shoulder; he was always referred to by his acquaintances as 'Captain Broadus.'  We are persuaded that it was he who gave the name Linden to the United States Post Office established at the community center near Youngs Mill, now known as the village of Linden."


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More About Clarence Linden Broaddus:
Census: 1880 Roane Co., WVA Census
Fact 1: January 24, 1833, Born near the Culpeper Court House.
Individual Note: The village of Linden and its post office was named for Clarence Linden Broadus.
Military service: Captain in the Civil War.
Occupation: School teacher in Roane Co., WVA & County Superintendent of Schools for one term, 1873-1875.

Notes for Sarah J. Kemp:
In the 1850 Frederick Co., VA Census, there is a 17-year-old Sarah Kemp and a 16-year-old Elizabeth Kemp living in the household of a Lutheran Clergyman, Lewis Eichelberger, and his family, along with a few other people with different names.  They resided in the town of Winchester.  The International Genealogical Index indicates that Sarah was married in Frederick Co., MD, but it is more likely that VA was meant to be the marriage state.

More About Sarah J. Kemp:
Occupation: Housekeeper
	
Children of Clarence Broaddus and Sarah Kemp are:
	132	i.	Thomas Madison7 Broadus, born May 18, 1856 in Taylor Co., WVA.

Notes for Thomas Madison Broadus:
See "Notes" for Clarence Linden Broadus for more about Thomas.

More About Thomas Madison Broadus:
Occupation: Teacher, farmer & carpenter at Linden, WVA.

+	133	ii.	Ellen Barbour Broadus, born September 06, 1858 in Shenandoah Co., VA.


Generation No. 7

	133.  Ellen Barbour7 Broadus (Clarence Linden6 Broaddus, James Madison5, Edmund4, Thomas3, William2, Edward1) was born September 06, 1858 in Shenandoah Co., VA.  She married William Bennett McGlothlin November 17, 1879 in Roane Co., WVA, son of William McGlothlin and Nancy Boothe.

Notes for Ellen Barbour Broadus:
See "Notes" for Clarence Linden Broadus for more about Ellen.

Notes for William Bennett McGlothlin:
The following information is from the family archive CD, 1880 West Virginia Census:

	Wm. B. McGlothlin, age 22, was born in VA as were his parents;
	Ellen B., age 21, wife, housekeeper, was born in VA as were her parents.
	No children.
	They were living in Smithfield District, Roane County in the 1880 Census.



More About William Bennett McGlothlin:
Occupation: Farmer
	
Children of Ellen Broadus and William McGlothlin are:
	134	i.	Ellen8 McGlothlin.  She married /Clowes/ (Husband of Ellen McGlothlin).
	135	ii.	Saley E. McGlothlin, born September 17, 1880 in Roane Co., WVA; died December 22, 1880 in Roane Co., WVA.

Notes for Saley E. McGlothlin:
Saley's birth certificate shows her name as being "Saley E. McGlothlin;" however, her death certificate, which was issued only three months after her birth, indicates that her name is "Sola McGlothlin."  There was no cause of death on the certificate and no indication of where her parents were from.  At that time, it was apparently not an important matter to get the proper spelling of names for these certificates.

More About Saley E. McGlothlin:
Fact 1: Died in infancy.

	136	iii.	Stella Mildred McGlothlin, born September 22, 1888 in Beech Fork, Calhoun Co., WVA; died April 02, 1921 in Clarendon, Arlington Co., VA.  She married James Daniel Hall August 22, 1914 in Alexandria City, VA.

Notes for Stella Mildred McGlothlin:
Stella's middle name is shown on her birth certificate as "Manervia;" however, on her daughter's, Elaine's, birth certificate her middle name is shown to be "Mildred."  Either someone misheard her parents when they gave her name at the time of her birth, or she just didn't like "Manervia" and decided on "Mildred" instead.  I believe that someone made a mistake on the birth certificate, and Stella's middle name was actually "Mildred."  I think this because she apparently went by the name of Stella Mildred McGlothlin and even named my grandmother, her daughter, "Mildred."

Elaine's birth certificate also indicates that Stella and James D. reside in Clarendon, VA at the time of her birth

Stella's death certificate lists her last place of residence as 707 Wilson Blvd., Clarendon, VA.  She died in Emergency Hospital in Washington D. C. on April 02, 1921.  The cause of death was emphysema thoracis & pulmonary tuberculosis both due to myocardial insufficiency.  She had surgery on March 30-31 and was in the hospital for six (6) days before she died.  She was buried in Falls Church, VA on April 04, 1921.  On the death certificate, her father is listed as Wm. McGlothlin born in W. Va, and her mother is listed as Ellen Broadus born in W. Va (or W. Pa).


IN AN EMAIL FROM VICKI COLE ON OCT. 14, 1999, SHE WRITES:

"I just received a marriage certificate for James and Stella.  That Stella really liked to throw people off the track -- I'm starting to think she was trying to cover up her background.  She lists on her marriage license that she was born in Patterson, New Jersey!!   I checked an atlas to see if there was a Patterson, WVA, but there was none.

She does state she was 25 years old, which matches her birth certificate -- but, of course, a few years later, she lists herself as 25 on Elaine's birth certificate.

Anyway, they married on August 22, 1914 in Alexandria, VA.  This is one month before she turns 26.  It is also 11 days after James turned 26, but he lists himself as being 25.  Strange.  Maybe he forgot he had just had a birthday.

But something else different, James lists that he was born in Houston, Texas!  How probable is that.  But he's the one who wrote it .  It was other's who indicated he was born in Polk Co. at a later date.  Should we assume he is correct?  Do we have any indications his parents lived in Houston.  What is that -- Harris County?

James and Stella both resided in Washington, D.C.  James was a "Clerk"

James gives his parents as "John and Martha"  -- no last names -- and Stella doesn't even give her parents names at all - which leads me to believe she was hiding.  You know I've never been able to find her or her parents on the 1900 or 1910 Census Soundexes for VA, WVA and I may have looked at D.C."
(END OF VICKI'S NOTE)



More About Stella Mildred McGlothlin:
Burial: April 04, 1921, Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Church, Fairfax Co., VA
Cause of Death: Emphysema thoracis & pulmonary tuberculosis due to myocardial insufficiency.
Residence: Beech Fork, Calhoun Co., WVA; Paterson, NJ; Washington, D. C.; Clarendon, Arlington Co., VA

More About James Daniel Hall:
Burial: Oakwood Cemetery, Falls Church, Fairfax Co., VA
Cause of Death: Suicide
Occupation: Electrician; Bureau of Engraving & Printing; U. S. Government
Residence: At the time of his death, James Daniel lived in Rosslyn, VA.