Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #03: The Broadwells of Clayville and their roots, part II: Family land dealings in Illinois

MacLean, Kay

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Title

Clayville rural life center and museum - Publications series II - Research report #03: The Broadwells of Clayville and their roots, part II: Family land dealings in Illinois

Author(s)

MacLean, Kay

Contributor(s)

Hawes, Edward L. [editor]

Issue Date

1981

Keyword(s)

• Broadwell Family
• Sangamon County (Ill.)
• History
• Illinois
• 19th century
• Illinois settlement

Abstract

This part of the report on the Broadwells has four chapters. The first covers the time Moses Broadwell lived in Sangamon County, 1820 through early 1827, and includes all of his transactions, those of John B. Broadwell, his son, and William Carson, his son-in-law. The other chapters cover the time from Moses' death in April 1827 to 1860. They are subdivided by individual and include the transactions of Moses' sons, daughters, and sons-in-law. 80p.

Publisher

Sangamon State University

Series/Report Name or Number

Clayville Rural Life Center and Museum - Publications Series II

Type of Resource

text

Language

eng

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Sponsor(s)/Grant Number(s)

National Endowment for the Humanities

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University of Illinois

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