Prepared by Anne Wiegle

There are many Broomhall families which have not been connected yet with the other Broomhall family lines. We continue to update this page as our research continues.

1. THOMAS BROMALL received a land patent in Southern Newcastle Co. Delaware about 1670 on Blackbird Creek. It is possible that the BROMELL family of Delaware may descend from him. There also is a THOMAS BROOMALL, unconnected to the other lines, who was witness to a mortgage for Chester Co. land in 1713. This may or may not be the same Thomas.

The following are possible descendants of :
JAMES BROOMHALL of the line of KIDNAPPED JOHN OR

the line of QUAKER JOHN through
i. JACOB BROOMALL, son of DANIEL, OR
ii. Descendants of Children of DAVID, son of JOHN2, OR
iii. Possible Descendants of JOHN2 through his unnamed children.

2. ______ BROOMHALL married HANNAH SCHOOLEY, daughter of WILLIAM SCHOOLEY and ANN MATTHEWS, before 25, 5mo 1782 in Loudon Co. VA. She was disowned by Loudon Monthly Meeting for marriage out of unity.

Children of _____ BROOMHALL and HANNAH SCHOOLEY are:
i. MAHLON BROOMHALL, b. about 1764.
ii. SAMUEL BROOMHALL, b. about 1766.
iii. WILLIAM BROOMHALL, b. 15, 3mo, 1767.
iv. JOHN BROOMHALL, b 9, 8mo, 1769
v. ISAAC BROOMHALL, b 13, 2mo, 1771.

3. JAMES BROOMHALL. There is a JAMES BROOMHALL referred to in Preston Co. Virginia (now WV) in 1824. A son MAHLON BROOMHALL moved from Preston Co to Western PA 1824 to OH. MAHLON was a Quaker. I believe this James may be the same person as # 2, _____ BROOMHALL who married HANNAH SCHOOLEY, or perhaps his son.

4. ENOS BROOMHALL , b. about 1799, PA; d. November 25, 1871, West Philadelphia, aged about 76 years. Enos is no longer unconnected- he is a son of Jacob, s.o. Daniel BROOMALL.

5. SAMUEL BROOMHALL was born about 1800. He married REBECCA _____. In 1850 he is living in Thornbury Twp. Delaware Co, a laborer, according to the census. In 1851 a SAMUEL BROOMHALL was brought in to the Chester County Poor House, with his wife. They had been homeless for about a year, but were supposed to be from Delaware County. In the poor house records, he gave his father's name as John. He was discharged after a few weeks. The woman who was with this SAMUEL is named MARGARET, so it is not know whether they are the same person. Possibly a son of Jacob, son of Daniel.

Children of SAMUEL and REBECCA are:
i. ANN ELIZA BROOMALL, b abt. 1827.
ii. EDWIN BROOMALL, b abt. 1831.
iii. HUMPHREY BROOMALL, b. abt. 1834.
iv. CHARLES ELWOOD BROOMALL, b. June 1847; m. Feb. 1888 in Philadelphia, EMMA S. KOHLAN; d. 20 January 1907. Daughter MABEL b. November 1888.

6. JOHN BROOMALL b. 1801, (Possible son of THOMAS 2, KIDNAPPED JOHN BROOMHALL 1)

7. JOSIAH BROOMHALL, b. about 1804.

8. URIAH BROOMHALL was born about 1810 in Delaware Co. PA. He married MARY _____ born 1805.

Children of URIAH BROOMHALL and MARY _____ are:
i. WELLINGTON J . BROOMHALL , b. about 1835.
ii. ELWOOD H . BROOMHALL , b. about 1837.
iii. CHARLES W . BROOMHALL , b. about 1843.

20. SARAH BROOMHALL, married ABRAHAM MARSHALL in Chester Co. PA abt. 1826.

9.WILLIAM HENRY BROOMALL (BROOMELL) b. 1826, s.o. JOHN b 1801.

10. ABRAM S. BROOMALL was born about 1831 in Delaware County. He died March 24, 1900 in West Chester. He was a carpenter by trade. He married EMMA LOUISE _____. She was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1870 she worked as a laundress. She died March 9, 1901. They were both buried in Greenmount Cemetery, West Chester. PA. We do not have the names of the Children of ABRAHAM 4, DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) so it is possible he is his son.

Children of ABRAM BROOMALL and EMMA _____ are:
i. JAMES ATWOOD BROOMALL, b. Abt. 1856. He was known as ATWOOD. In 1880 he worked as a coach builder.
ii. ANNA BROOMALL, b. Abt. 1859; m. C. G. TROUTMAN.
iii. WILLIAM G. BROOMALL, b. Abt. 1862; m. FANNIE SHAW, September 01, 1909, Olivet Baptist Church West Chester by Rev. Chas. H. Shaw. Bride is aunt of minister. In 1880 WILLIAM worked as a clerk, and afterward as a hub mortiser, probably in a wheel factory in West Chester.
iv. EMMA E. BROOMALL, b. Abt. 1867; m. AL PYLE.
v. MARY BROOMALL, b. Abt. 1874. Unmarried in 1901.

11. JACOB BROOMALL born about 1821. Married LORENA HANCE & lived in Glen Mills PA.
Jacob is no longer unconnected- he is a son of Enos, above.

12. WILLIAM PENN BROOMELL 1833-1874. He is connected with the line of ISAAC 4 (DANIEL 3, JOHN 2, JOHN 1) but we don't know how.

13. JASON D. BROOMALL, SR. b. 1852; d. 1929. Originally from Coatesville, he moved to West Chester. We can't connect him to any known BROOMALL line, although there are several other JASON D. BROOMALLs or BROOMELLs in the same time and area. Believe the D. may stand for DAVIS. New evidence has come to our attention that claims this Jason was the son of another JASON D. BROOMALL, and ELLEN CUMMINGS. The only one possible (that we kinow of) is JASON b 1824, s.o. James.

14. WILLIAM BROMELL, b. about 1785. Lived in New Jersey. Married July 10 1810, ELEANOR CLAYTON, b 11 December 1790 in NJ, daughter of ZEBULON & AMY ANN (KENDRY) CLAYTON. WILLIAM is in the 1830 Census in Morris Co. Mendham Twp. NJ.

15. JAMES BROMELL who is in the 1830 Census in Gloucester Co NJ, has been proven to be the son of ISAAC.

16. THOMAS BROOMALL, a Tuscaroa Indian who was adopted by a Broomall family in Delaware Co. PA.

Mississippi BROOMHALLS:
17. JOHN S. BROOMHALL, born about 1796 in VA, lived in Mississippi.
18. CARNELIS BROOMHALL, born August 15, 1902 in Mississippi.

BROOMHALLS in Indiana & Iowa:
19. JAMES H. BROOMHALL, born 1801 in PA. Lived Indiana; descendants > IA, NE & ID.