Charles
Harvey
Broyles
Born in Adair Co., Missouri
Ancestors 
Son of James W. Broyles
and Catherine (Wortman) Broyles
Brother of
Martin Van Buren Tanner [half], Lemuel Broyles, Anderson Broyles, Charlotte E. (Broyles) Erskin and Arminta Emma (Broyles) Williams
Husband of
Martha Jane (Hale) Broyles
— married
about 1893 in Sullivan County, Missouri, USA
Descendants 
Father of
Novie Leo Broyles
Died
at age 72
in Sullivan Co., Missouri
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Charles Harvey Broyles was born on August 7, 1869 in Morrow Township in Sullivan County, Missouri. He was the son of James W. Broyles & Catherine Wortman.
In July, 1870, Charles Harvey Broyles was living with his family on their farm in Morrow, Adair County, Missouri. His father's real estate was valued at $400.00 ($7,399.27/2018); his personal estate was valued at $325.00 ($6,011.91). Enumerated in the household were:
- James Broiles (30)
- Catherine Broiles (30)
- Anderson Broiles (15)
- Charlotte Broiles (7)
- Charles Harvey Broyles (1)
In June, 1880, Charles Harvey Broyles was living with his family on their farm in Morrow, Adair County, Missouri. Enumerated in the household were:
- James Broiles (53)
- Catherine Broiles (49)
- Anderson Broiles (24)
- Charlotte Broiles (15)
- Charles Harvey Broyles (10)
- Arminta E. Broiles (8)
Charles Harvey Broyles married Martha Jane Hale on February 19, 1893 in Sullivan County, Missouri. She was the daughter of Joshua Hale (1844-1928) & Jerusha Elizabeth Lay Hale (1848-1941).
In June, 1900, Charles Harvey Broyles & Martha Jane Hale were farming on a farm they owned in Morrow, Adair County, Missouri. They had been married for 7 years. They were both able to read and write. She had given birth to 4 children, 3 of whom survived. Enumerated in the household were:
- Charles Harvey Broyles (30) - Transcribed as Brovolo
- Martha Jane Hale (30) - Transcribed as Brovolo
- Neva Broyles (6) - transcribed as Brovolo
- Novie Leo Broyles (5) - transcribed as Brovolo
- Ida Broyles (1) - transcribed as Brovolo
In April, 1910, Charles Harvey Broyles & Martha Jane Hale were farming on a farm they owned with a mortgage in Morrow, Adair County, Missouri. They had been married for 17 years. Enumerated in the household were:
- Charles Harvey Broyles (41) - transcribed as Broils
- Martha Jane Hale (41) - transcribed as Broils
- Neva C. Broyles (16) - transcribed as Broils
- Novie Leo Broyles (15) - transcribed as Broils
- Iva G. Broyles (11) - transcribed as Broils
In March, 1920, Charles Harvey Broyles & Martha Jane Hale were farming on a farm they owned free of mortgage in Sweet Grass County, Montana. Enumerated in the household were:
- Charles Harvey Broyles (50)
- Martha Jane Hale (50)
In April, 1930, Charles Harvey Broyles & Martha Jane Hale were farming in Morris Township, Sullivan County, Missouri. They owned a radio set. They were both 23 years old at 1st marriage. Enumerated in the household were:
- Charles Harvey Broyles (60)
- Martha Jane Hale (60)
- Jerusha E Hale (80) - Father of Martha Jane Hale
In April, 1940, Charles Harvey Broyles & Martha Jane Hale were farming on a rented farm in Morris Township, Sullivan County, Missouri. Enumerated in the household were:
- Charles Harvey Broyles (70)
- Martha Jane Hale (70)
- Jerusha E Hale (91) - Father of Martha Jane Hale
Charles Harvey Broyles died on April 2, 1942 in Morris Township in Sullivan County, Missouri. He was 73 years old. The cause of death was vascular heart disease. He was buried in Broyles Cemetery in Adair County, Missouri.
Sources
- Birth
- Find-A-Grave Memorial # 43069268 (see link below)
- Marriage
- Missouri Marriage Records, 1805-2002
- Residence
- 1870 United States Federal Census (Morrow, Adair County, MO)
- 1880 United States Federal Census (Morrow, Adair County, MO)
- 1900 United States Federal Census (Morrow, Adair County, MO)
- 1910 United States Federal Census (Morrow, Adair County, MO)
- 1920 United States Federal Census (Sweet Grass County, MT)
- 1930 United States Federal Census (Morris, Sullivan County, MO)
- 1940 United States Federal Census (Morris, Sullivan County, MO)
- Death & Burial
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Charles by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Charles:
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Charles by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA. However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line. It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Charles:
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~3.12%
Judith (Broyles) Hawman
:
23andMe
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AncestryDNA, Ancestry member jlhawman
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder, FTDNA kit #66039
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~1.56%
S Hawman :
23andMe
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Family Tree DNA Family Finder, FTDNA kit #178442
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