Prepared by Anne Broomall Wiegle from material provided by Virginia Broomall Jordan, Sandra Lovell, and from independent research.

7. ISAAC BROOMALL (ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) was born November 23, 1813 in West Marlborough Twp. Chester Co. Isaac and his brother James went to Camden NJ to learn the trade of Millwright. Returning home at age 20, he worked for Joel Smedley for three years, and afterwards on his own, building mills. He married RACHEL HARKINS WILKINSON March 22, 1838 in Harford Co. MD. The family moved many times, but generally stayed in the Homeville area. Finally in 1862, Col. James Boon proposed a trade- Isaac's farm for Boon's Christiana Foundry. Under Isaac's leadership this business grew, and in 1878 became the Christiana Machine Co. Isaac died October 13, 1891 in Christiana, Lancaster Co., and is buried at Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster Co. RACHEL was born about 1811 and died April 24, 1898 at Christiana, Lancaster co. PA.
Biography of ISAAC BROOMELL.
Will of Isaac Broomell

Possible Child of ISAAC BROOMELL and _____ is:

i. WILLIAM PENN BROOMELL, b May 22, 1833; d. April 7, 1874.

Children of ISAAC BROOMALL and RACHEL WILKINSON are:
19. i. SARAH E. BROOMELL , b. March 05, 1839.
20. ii. EDWARD G. BROOMELL , b. February 22, 1841.
21. iii. HENRY BROOMELL , b. March 10, 1843.
22. iv. THOMAS WILKINSON BROOMELL , b. October 15, 1845.
23. v. ALBERT PRESTON BROOMELL , b. December 11, 1847.
vi. EVA A. BROOMELL , b. June 26, 1854. Married HERMAN J. CARRUTHERS. Issue.
25. vii. ISAAC NORMAN BROOMELL , b. November 25, 1858.

19. SARAH E. BROOMELL (ISAAC 5 BROOMALL , ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) was born March 05, 1839. She married SAMUEL LINTON on May 18, 1857.

Children of SARAH BROOMELL and SAMUEL LINTON are:
i. EDWARD BROOMELL LINTON , m. LIDIA_____ .
ii. HARRIET LINTON . She married H GRAHAM . Issue.

20. EDWARD G. BROOMELL (ISAAC 5 BROOMALL , ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) was born February 22, 1841. He married December 28, 1865, in Christiana, Lancaster Co, ELIZA WAY, daughter of JACOB WAY and MARY (or MARTHA?) JACKSON. ELIZA was born July 19, 1843. He died 1925 and is buried at Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster Co. PA.

Children of EDWARD BROOMELL and ELIZA WAY are:

i. CHARLES MELVERN BROOMELL, b. March 1, 1868; d. May 8, 1874, buried Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster Co. PA.
ii. ALICE MAY BROOMELL, b. October 10, 1871; d. April 19, 1874; buried Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster Co. PA.
iii. EDWARD BROOMELL, b September 18, 1875, died the same day.
iv. PAULINE BROOMELL. b. February 6, 1877; m. May 1 1900 CHARLES F. HUMPTON . Issue.
v. MIRIAM BROOMELL , b. August 3, 1879; d. December 23, 1880, buried Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster Co. PA.
vi. ALICE WAY BROOMELL, b. November 28, 1882. Living in 1911.

21. HENRY BROOMELL (ISAAC 5 BROOMALL , ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) was born March 10, 1843, and He married M. FRANCES TURNER November 30, 1866. He died 1921 iand is buried at Sadsbury Meeting, Lancaster Co. PA.

Children of HENRY BROOMELL and FRANCES TURNER are:
i. EMILY H. BROOMELL , m. LEVI W. POWNALL.
ii. E. FLORENCE BROOMELL . She married HOWARD FRENCH 1905. Issue.
iii. ELLEN L. BROOMELL , b. 1874.
iv. CLYDE WASHBURN BROOMELL , b. August 13, 1878. He married GRACE E. BROWNE . They had four children. He was an ordained minister of the New Church. A dynamic and inspirational speaker, Clyde started a summer camp in Colorado where guests learned the healing power of nature. He was active in the development of northwest Colorado and was President of the Western Ski Assn., and VP of the National Ski Assn. He was the first resident minister of The famed Wayfarers' Chapel at Portuguese Bend CA, designed by Lloyd Wright, son of Frank Lloyd Wright. He died in 1963.
v. JEANETTE BROOMELL .
vi. GRACE BROOMELL .

22. THOMAS WILKINSON BROOMELL (ISAAC 5 BROOMALL , ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) was born October 15, 1845. He married December 28, 1870, SARAH WILSON EBY, daughter of ELIAS EBY and EMMILENE CLARISSA WILSON .

Children of THOMAS BROOMELL and SARAH EBY are:
i. PAUL DOUGLASS BROOMELL, b. DEc. 6, 1873. Married KATHLEEN _____. Issue.
ii. CLARISSA EBY BROOMELL, b. Mar. 3, 1880. Married FRANK RIMES. Issue.

23. ALBERT PRESTON BROOMELL (ISAAC 5 BROOMALL , ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) was born December 11, 1847 in Homeville, Lancaster Co. PA, and died in April 1921. He married (1) CATHERINE M. HARRAR October 13, 1875. He married (2) JANET GROSS May 26, 1908. JANET was borm in February 1877 and died November 15, 1980. ALBERT was an inventor and mechanical genius. He was an automotive pioneer, producing the York-Pullman Automobile before 1906. Other of his devices were Improved Line Kilns, Automatic Submarine Mine Anchor, Combination lock steering wheel, and Broomell's Vapor Heating System. Here is a 1903 Newspaper article from York about ALBERT:
"Six-wheeled car crashes. York industrialist A.P. Broomell builds a short-lived six-wheel Pullman automobile. The two additional tires do not ensure its success. The middle wheels power the awkward vehicle, so when the center tires hit a high spot the car seesaws from front
to back. The car also is involved in one of the county's earliest reported automobile accidents. The six-wheeler crashes into a telegraph pole on York's South George Street. The impact throws William Mitzell, an occupant, against the vehicle's front. The crash stuns Mitzell, but he is not injured. The six-wheeler is the first of an estimated 12,000 to 20,000 Pullman cars manufactured in York." The 1930 account, in a York newspaper, of the accident (one of the first auto accidents ever reported and so big news) of the 6-wheeled Pullman car, built by A. P.
Broomell, in York, is like reporting one of Edison's earliest experiments with a light bulb which did not, at first, work. The 6-wheeled car went back to the machine shop and was torn down. Using the original engine, which was quite reliable, a 4-wheel model was made, and this car worked out successfully. In 1905, the York Motor Car Co. was formed. The first 20
mass-produced Pullmans were ready in the fall of 1905. Dwight Eisenhower, when he was only a seconf lieutenant , owned a Pullman car in 1916. The general drove it often.

Children of ALBERT BROOMELL and JANET GROSS are:
i. Two daughters, both living.

25. ISAAC NORMAN BROOMELL (ISAAC 5 BROOMALL , ISAAC 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) was born November 25, 1858. He was a Dentist in Philadelphia. He was Dean of the School of Dentistry at Temple Univ. in Phila. He was also a writer, and from l892 to l897, he was associate editor of The Dental Brief; he was also a member of the Board of Directors of the Natl. Research Institute, a fellow of the American Academy of Dental Surgery and American College of Dentistry; and he wrote two textbooks. He married ELIZA SEABURY June 02, 1884. He died March 23, 1941 in PHiladelphia. Here is an obituary published by the Leader (West Chester) March 24, 1941: Leader 3.24.1941
Philadelphia, March 24 - Dr. I. Norman Broomell, DEan of Temple University Dental School, PDC, died yesterday at his home, 252 West Hortter street, after a bried illness. He was 82.
Author of two books on dentistry, Dr. Broomell was a teacher for 60 years, and a dental dean for the last 35 years. His best known work, "Anatomy and Histology of mOuth and Teeth" was awarded a place int he British museum.
He was a native of Chester county, where he was born November 25, 1858, and received his eaqrly education in the public schools. Later he attended Friend's Central School and Pennsylvania College of Dental Surgery, having been graduated from the latter in 1879.
He taught there until called to the Medico-Chirugical College in 1906 to serve as dean. Whent he school was absorbed by the university of Pennsylvania in 1916, Dr. Broomell too the chair of dental anatomy and clinical dentistry at Temple. He became Dean two years later.
A pioneer in the use of lantern slides as an aid to teaching, Dr. Broomell was internationally known for his contributions to his profession through research and publications. He was several times a representative at the international Dental Congress.

Children of ISAAC BROOMELL and ELIZA SEABURY are:
i. WILLARD BROOMELL .
ii. MAY BROOMELL.
iii. GARMAN BROOMELL .