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The name Broughton was derived from the word Broctun, which means a village surrounded by a brook. Though there have been many variations of the name such as Broctin, Brotin, Brotten, Bratten, Brawton, Browtin, Broaten, Brogton, Bronson, Braghton and Braughton, the most prevalent orthoraphy is Broughton. The earliest known record of the name was in a charter granted to the Shaftesbury Monastery by King Ethelred DOD: 23 April 1016, in which the boundary of the monastery was given as Brocton. Domesday book of William the Conqueror, 1086, makes mention of several manors of Brocton with the principle manor of Broughton being held by Walter Giffard, a cousin to William the Conqueror. The first Brougton in America came from Chester, Kent an Buckinghm Counties, England. Also landed in Barbados and Virginia before migrating to various sections of the United States. Mr. Thomas Dew was given 300 acres in Upper Norfolk, VA on 10 Oct 1638, for transporting six persons including William Brougton. On 08 Jan 1643, he was also granted 750 acres in the same area for transporting another William Broughton an 8 other persons. Another William Broughton was transported with a large group on 16 Sep 1662, by William Pullom and William Webb. They were given 580 acres in New Kent County, VA. Robert Parftt and William Thacker were given 300 acres of land in Lancaster County, VA on 26 Feb 1653 for transporting John Broughton and five others. Joseph Smith and Humphrey Jones received 300 acres in Lancaster County VA for transporting William Broughton, Mary Wise, Stephen Goodlad, Ann Hart and two Negroes. John Bayly transported Henry Broughton and four others 24 Aug 1618 on te William and Thomas, payment was made to Mary Bayly in a grant of 210 acres on Hogg and James Islands. Cobb Howell on 07 May 1638 was given 400 acres in Norfolk VA for transporting Edward Broughton and six others. Lewis Burwell received 1600 acres in Northcumberland County, A on 17 Oct 1650 for transporting Thomas Broughton and 31 other persons. Thomas Brougton was granted 100 acres in Northcumberland Couny, VA on 04 Jun 1655 for transporting Alexander Cooper and Walter Clare. Jacob Barnes received 215 acres on 20 Apr 1684 in Norfolk VA for bringing Edward Broughton and four other persons. Many Broughton's in VA, KY, NC, SC, GA, MO, KS, OK, TX and CA are able to trace their lineage back to James Broughton, William Broughton, Thomas Broughton, John Broughton and Edward Broughton. Others in Maine, Massachussets and Pennsylvania are from John Broughton or Thomas Broughton. Thomas Broughton came from Gravesend England erected many mills in Maine and Massachusetts. Another Thomas Broughton migrated from VA to Charleston SC in the late 1600. Sir John Colleton on 20 Jan 1708, conveyed to him a large tract of land known as Mulberry Plantation. In 1735 Thomas Broughton was elected governor of SC. The first Broughton's to emigrate from England were William, Joseph and Reuben Broughton. William Broughton was an aide to General Braddock and given a commission by George Washington on 04 Jun 1774. William's will was probated in Hardy County VA in 1797. Beneficiaries were William, Job, Reuben, Hannah, Mary and Judith Ann Broughton. George Washington wrote aletter on 23 Dec 1772 to Mr Rand, the gazette Publisher, giving information as to the distribution of 28,627 acres of land in VA and one allotmentwas made to William Broughton.
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NATHAN BROUGHTON, a native of Delaware county, New York, was among the pioneers of Tioga county, Pennsylvania. In 1817 he located on Pine creek, but later removed to Delmar township, where his principal business was lumbering, and he resided there until his death, at the ripe age of eighty-four years. His wife was Sally Walker, and their children were as follows: Uriel, Henry, Horace, Maria, who married Fred Boos; William, Eliza, who married Andrew Greiner; Rachel, who married Hiram Campbell; Nathan and Everton.
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Birth: Jul. 30, 1830
Stony Fork
Tioga County
Pennsylvania, USA
Death: Oct. 24, 1909
Morris
Tioga County
Pennsylvania, USA
Married Ann Tomb of Brown Township (Cedar Run area), Lycoming County, PA. Parents of: Charles H. Broughton (8 Nov 1853 - 23 Aug 1900); Horace Broughton (11 May 1855 - 6 Apr 1898); Mrs. Malinda Broughton England (1858 - ?), wife of Samuel England; Mrs. Mary Broughton Bendle-Crotsley (1859 - ?), wife of Marian Bendle and Bert Crotsley; Darius Broughton (1861 - 1941); Mrs. Annice M. Broughton Emmick (1865 - 1 Mar 1931), wife of Wesley Emmick; Mrs. Louella Broughton Hostrander (1867 - 1912), wife of David E. Hostrander; Mrs. Clara Edith Broughton Hostrander (31 Mar 1871 - 11 Mar 1952), wife of John Seymour Hostrander; and Mrs. Martha Viola Broughton Campbell (1879 - 1908), wife of Walter I. Campbell. Currently stone is toppled and needs resetting.
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Nathan Broughton (1788 - 1872)
Spouse:
Ann Tomb Broughton (1836 - 1900)*
Children:
Charles H. Broughton (1853 - 1900)*
Darius Broughton (1861 - 1941)*
Annice M Broughton Emmick (1865 - 1934)*
Luella Jane Broughton Hostrander (1867 - 1912)*
Edith Clara Broughton Hostrander (1871 - 1952)*
*Calculated relationship
Burial:
Horn Cemetery
Morris
Tioga County
Pennsylvania, USA
Created by: Conservative Patriot
Record added: Dec 05, 2012
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NATHAN BROUGHTON
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Birth: 29 OCT 1778 Woodstock Twp, Windham, Connecticut
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Father: AMOS BROUGHTON
Mother: ABIGAIL extracted town record
1830 United States Federal Census Record
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Name: Nathan Boughton
Township: Mad River
County: Clark
State: Ohio
Notes for NATHAN BROUGHTON:
Ref: DAR Magazine June-July 1961
"Nathan Broughton, died June 20, 1835, age 56 Yrs, 6 Mo. 22 days" is found on a grave marker in the Old Crossroads Cemetery, near Enon, Clark Co., Ohio, situated off old Ohio State route 4, on an estate owned by Mr. & Mrs. W. Bryan.
dants of Nathan Broughton
Generation No. 1
1. NATHAN17 BROUGHTON (AMOS II16, AMOS I15, JOHN III14, JOHN II13, JOHN I12, THOMAS11, RICHARD10, RICHARD9, THOMAS8, JOHN7, THOMAS6, WILLIAM5, JOHN4, JOHN3, ELY2, ROGER1) was born 29 Oct 1778 in Woodstock Twp., Windham Co., CT, and died 20 Jun 1835 in Mad River Twp. (Springfield), Clark Co., OH. He married LYDIA CADY1 28 Mar 1802 in Brooklyn, Windham Co., CT2, daughter of TIMOTHY CADY and LOIS HARRINGTON. She was born 14 Nov 1780 in Stephentown, Rensselaer Co., NY, and died 02 Nov 1860 in Elkhart, Elkhart Co., IN.
Notes for NATHAN BROUGHTON:
Ref: DAR Magazine June-July 1961
"Nathan Broughton, died June 20, 1835, age 56 Yrs, 6 Mo. 22 days" is found on a grave marker in the Old Crossroads Cemetery, near Enon, Clark Co., Ohio, situated off old Ohio State route 4, on an estate owned by Mr. & Mrs. W. Bryan.
CLARK COUNTY was formed March 1, 1817, from Champaign, Madison and Greene, and named in honor of Gen. George Rogers Clark. The first settlement was at Chribb's Station, in the forks of Mad river, in the spring of 1796. The inhabitants of Moorefield, Pleasant, Madison, German and Pike are principally of Virginia extraction ; Mad river, of New Jersey ; Harmony, of New England, and English ; and Greene, of Pennsylvania origin. This county is very fertile and highly cultivated, and well watered by Mad river, Buck and Beaver creeks and their tributaries, which furnish a large amount of water power. Its area is .300 square miles.
An inventory of notes left by Saml. Johnson deceased, (of Ashtabula Co., OH)
Samuel Wheeler note of $123.55 dated May 29, AD 1824
Samuel Johnson, Junr. not of $116.73 dated June 22, " 1824
Abel Johnson's not of $100.00 dated April 1st " 1834
John Wright's do " " $68.68 " Jany 4 " 1820 not good
Noble Omsted do for whisky 116 Gallons 2 qts " Feby 11 " 1824 same
Ethelwin Newcomb not of $80.68 dated Jany 8 " 1818 same
Keth Pralt note for 7 Bushels Wheat dated August 31, " 1812 same
Joseph Atkins note of $2.00 dated 7th of April " 1813 same
Peter Johnson's do " " 215.00 " July 30 " 1825 same
Lewis T. Brakeman do " " 1.00 " Feby 25 " 1810 same
Stephen Smith do " " 2.50 " Sept 12 " 1817 same
Efitz Garlds not of $4.50 dated Nov 20 AD 1821 same
Nathan Broughton do " " 50.00 " Sept 15 " 1814 same
Nathan Broughton do " " 10.00 " Sept 15 " 1815 same
David D. Sturgess do " " 47.00 " Jany 15 " 1818 same
Dan D. Stephen & Bunker do " " 7.16 " Jany 28 " 1811 same
Dan Hardon do " " 6.00 " July 16 " 1813 same
Schedule of a/c left by Saml. Johnson deceased
Judgment against Saml. Butler, June 16, 1828
$120.46 balance due July 6, AD 1831 $59.80
a/c against Paine & Paine Augt 26th, 1833 of $20.00
Receipt against J. H. Pain of $15.00 Augt 13, 1833
Stephen Smith a/c 25 of April 1817 of $26.19 not good
Nathan Broughton a/c June 16, 1816 pf "18.24 same
Moses Twip a/c March 29, 1818 $32.40 same
Silas Higby a/c Augt 15, 1823 $18.05 same
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