Broyles family newsletter : all spellings, Briles, Broiles, Broyles, etc.

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Subtitle varies: all spellings, Briles, Broiles, Broyles, etc.; Briles, Broiles, Fleshman, Fleishman, Wayland, Wilhite, Wilhoit, Wilhoite, Blankenbaker, Blankenbeckler, Kindle, Fox, Bird, and many other family names were associated with the Broyles family.

Editor: John Kenneth Broyles, Sr.

Some pages faded, have bleed through, or are otherwise hard to read. Best copy available.

Not yet available in PERiodical Source Index (PERSI) at this time. (10 Nov. 2005).

Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and history of Broyles families who left Germany, and settled Germanna, Virginia, in 1714. Focus is on descendants of Johannes (John) Broyles. His descendants, and those of allied families also lived in Quebec (Canada); and in Arizona, Arkansas, California, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Mississippi, Missouri, Nebraska, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas, Virginia, West Virginia, and elsewhere.

Also includes Breiel, Breuel, Breyel, Breyhel, Briles, Brohl, Broiles, Broils, Bryles, Bryoll, and other variant spellings.

Also includes Baird, Bird, Blankenbaker, Blankenbeckler, Fleshman, Fleischman, Fleishman, Fox, Garr, Kindle, Lotspeich, Painter, Rymal, Seaton, Shappard, Wayland, Wilhite, Wilhoit, Wilhoite, Willheit, Yager, Yeager, and other related families.

Eash issue contains two sections. The first includes reunion reports, articles of special interest and vital events of contemporary Broyles family members. The second section includes genealogical data and biographical sketches of Broyles ancestors.

Also available on microfiche.

Bi-Monthly

Quarterly (1982-1987); bi-monthly (1988-2000).

Page numbering in the first (contemporary family data) section is independent of the second (ancestral data) section. Page numbering for the second section runs consecutively throughout all issues.

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