See MARYLAND GENEALOGIES From the Maryland Historical Magazine, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD., 1980, 1997, Vol I., pg 8:
"LEONARD BROOKE (Baker, Robert, Thomas, Richard) of St. Mary's Cou ntydied in 1718. He married Ann, daughter of Maj. William Boarman o fCharles County. She is mentioned in her father's will as "my daughterAnn Brooke," and the account of Maj. Boarman's estate, rendered 7April, 1711, contains an item of money paid to Leonard Brooke and Annhis wife. The will of Leonard Brooke is dated 1 November 1716 , andwas proved 2 April 1718. In it he mentions the children given below,his nephews Richard and Leonard Brooke, and his brother-in-l awRaphael Neale.
"Leonard Brooke and Ann (Boarman) his wife had issue: ---
i. Charles Brooke, d. unmar. before 1 July 1761, when his lan d wasdivided between his sisters.
ii. Eleanor Brooke, d. 1760; mar. Clement Gardiner of St. Mary' sCo., who d. 1747.
iii. Jane Brooke, mar. John Smith of St. Mary's Co., who d. 1736.
iv. Ann Brooke, mar. William Neale."

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Leonard Brooke is the brother of Ann Brooke, my 7th great-grandmother.
See MARYLAND GENEALOGIES from the Maryland Historical Magazine, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore (1980), pg 104:
"Leonard Brooke of Prince George's Co., Maryland, died in 1736. H iswill, dated June 1735 and proved 4 May 1736, mentions his wife An nand the children (shown on his family sheet). Mrs. Ann Brooke survived her husband and died in 1779. Her will, dated 15 December, 1679, was proved in Prince George's County 2 July, 1799."

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MARYLAND GENEALOGIES from the Maryland Historical Magazine, Vol 1 , pg100:
Her grandson, Thomas Sim Lee, was Governor of Maryland 1779-82 an d1792-94.

MARYLAND GENEALOGIES from the Maryland Historical Magazine, Vol 1 , pg91:
"Richard Brooke of Whitchurch, Hampshire, married in 1552, Elizabethsister of John Twyne. His will, dated 10 January 1588/9 and confirmed16 February 1590/1, was proved 6 May 1594. The will of his widowElizabeth, dated 16 May 1599, was proved 2 Jun 1599. Both wills areon record at Somerset House, London. A brass, erected in the Churchat Whitchurch by their youngest son Robert Brooke, records thatRichard Brooke died 16 January 1593/4, after forty-one years of weddedlife, and that his widow Elizabeth died 20 May 1599."

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"THE BROOKE FAMILY.

A pedigree of this family, taken from the Hampshire, Visitation Of1634, and including the Maryland emigrant Robert Brooke, is publishedin Berry?s Hampshire Genealo- gies, p. 339. The arms Of the family,as entered in the Visitation, are as follows.

Arm.-Chequy or and az., on a bend gu. a Iion passant of the first.
Crest.-A demi lion rampant or, erased gu.

1. Richard Brooke of Whitchurch, Hampshire, married in 1662Elizabeth sister and heir of John Twyne. His will, dated 10 January1588/9 and confirmed 16 February- 1590/1, was proved 6 May 1594. Thewill of his widow Elizabeth, dated 16 May 1599, was proved 2 June1599. Both wills are on record at Somerset House, London. A brass,erected in the Church at Whitchurch by their youngest son RobertBrooke, records that Richard Brooke died 16 January 1593/4, afterforty-one year--- of Wedded life, and that his widow Elizabeth died 20May 1599.

Richard Brooke and Elizabeth (Twyne) his wife had issue:-
2. i. Thomas Brooke-2
ii. Richard Brook, d. s. p.
iii. Robert Brooke of London.
iv. Elizabeth Brooke
v. Barbara Brooke
vi. Dorothy Brooke"

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See MARYLAND GENEALOGIES, From the Maryland Historical Magazine, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore, MD., 1980, 1997, Vol I, pg 103:
"RICHARD BROOKE (Baker, Baker, Robert, Thomas, Richard) of St. Mar y'sCounty, MD, died in 1719. His will, dated 5 Dec. 1718 and prove d 3Aug. 1719, mentions his sons Richard and Baker, to whom he leave s"all my land being part of Delabrook Manor"; his uncle Leonard Brooke, deceased; and "my beloved wife." Testator's brother, Leonard Brooke, is appointed (JS: nominated) executor. Richard Brooke married Clare, daughter of Maj. William Boarman of Charles Co. She married, secondly, Richard Sherburne of St. Mary's co., and had by him a son Nicholas Sherburne. Her will, dated 21 February, 1745 and proved 6 Aug .1747, mentions her three sons Richard and Baker Brooke and Nichola sSherburne.

See GARDINER (see notes of son Baker for full cite) pg. 1:
"Robert Brooke, son of Thomas and Mary (Foster) Brooke, was born 3 Jun
1602 in Battel, Hastings, Sussex, England, and died 20 July, 1663, inBrooke
Place, Battle Creek, MD. He married (1) 25 February, 1627, in Battel ,Hastings, Sussex, England, Mary Baker; and he married (2) 11 May, 1633, in Hastings, England, Mary Mainwaring. He and Mary Baker had fourchildren, Baker, Mary, Thomas and Barbara. Mary Mainwaring, daughterof Roger Mainwaring, DD, and Dean of Worcester. Mary was born at St.Giles in the Field, London. Robert and Mary Mainwaring had elev enchildren: Charles, Roger, Robert, John, William, Mary, Ann, Francis,Basil (died in infancy), Elizabeth and Henry (twins and the only oftheir children who were born in Maryland."
"The accounting of the children of this last family were given byRoger,
second oldest, in his own handwriting. Charles I, King of England, issaid to have stayed at the home of Robert Brooke, and his wife, MaryMainwaring, just before the Battle of Newberry in 1644, during theCivil War in England.
"Robert Brooke first settled at De la Brooke Manor on the west bank ofthe
Patuxent in 1650. By 1652 he had started another Manor directlyacross the
river, which he named Brooke Place. He moved there in 1653, leavingDe la
Brooke Manor to his oldest son, Baker, who was named Lord of De laBrook Manor. For a brief period in 1652, Robert Brooke was ActingGovernor of Maryland, after becoming President of the MarylandProvincial Council. He was also appointed Commander of the newlyproclaimed County of Charles. No doubt he had a great deal to do withthe naming of Charles County, since he had been a close friend ofCharles I . Robert Brooke had received his education at Wadam Collegein Oxford, matriculating there 28 April, 1618. There is a deed in theLand Records in the State Archives of Maryland of 250 acres originallypatented 8 June 1649 to Robert Brooke, the Progenitor of the BrookeFamily in Maryland, and later sold by him to William Evans of Newtownin St. Mary's County. The witnesses to this deed were his sons,Charles and Roger Brooke. The land was described as lying on the eastside of St. Clement's Bay, which would be Newtown Neck, adjacent towhere his son, Robert settled after his marriage to ElizabethThompson, i n 1656. Robert Brooke, was the son of Thomas Brooke ofWhite Church , England, and his wife Susan Foster, the daughter of SirThomas Foster, according to Raphael T. Semmes, author of "The MarylandSemmes and Kindred Families."

See article in Chronicles of St. Mary's Vol 1 pg 20 re famiy and De La Brooke
Manor.

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"Robert Brooke was born, according to his family record "at London ,3rd June, 1602, being Thursday, between 10 and 11 of the clock in theforenoon being Corpus Christi Day." He matriculated at WadhamCollege, Oxford, 28 April 1618, receiving the degree of B. A. 6 July1620, and that of M.A. 20 April 1624 (Foster, Alumni Oxonienses). Aman uscript copy of the VISITATIONS OFHAMPSHIRE (1634) in the BritishMuseum has under his name the note "this Robert is a minister." Hethus records his first marriage: "Mary Baker, born at Battell inSussex , Robert Brooke and Mary Baker intermarried 1627, the 25th ofFebruary, being St. Matthias' Day and Shrove Monday." This lady wasthe daughter of Thomas Baker of Battle, Esq., Barrister-at-law, andMary his wife, daughter of Sir Thomas Engham of Goodneston, Kent. Apedigree of the Baker family, as entered at the Visitation of 1634, ispublished in Berry's SUSSEX GENEALOGIES. Mary Baker died in 1634,probably at the birth of her daughter Barbara, and her husband, RobertBrooke, re-married the following year. "May the 11th, 1635, RobertBrooke (aforementioned) was married to mary, second daughter of RogerMainwaring, Doctor of Divinity & Dean of Worcester, wh: Mary was bornat St. Giles-in-the-Fields, London."
"Roger Mainwaring, the father of Robert Brooke's second wife,subsequently became Bishop of St. David's, and came into collisionwith Parliment through his over zealous advocacy of the royalprerogative . Robert Brooke arrived in Maryland 30 June, 1650, with is(second ) wife Mary, his ten children, Baker, Thomas, Charles, Roger,Robert , John, William, Frances, Mary, and Anna Brooke, andtwenty-eight servants, all transported at his own cost and charge (Md.Land Office, L ib. 1, fol. 165-166; Davis' DAY STAR, p.74). With histwo sons Baker and Thomas, he took the oath of fidelity to theProprietary, 22 Jul y 1650 (Md. Archives, iii, 256). A commission hadbeen issued to him , dated at London, 20 September, 1649, as commanderof a county to be newley erected, and he had also a separatecommission of the same date as member of the Council of Maryland. Hetook the oath of office in the latter capacity 22 July 1650 (Md.Archives, iii, 237, 240, 2 56). A new county, called Charles County,was duly erected and Robert Brooke was constituted its commander, 30October 1650 (Md. Archives , iii, 259).
"When Maryland was reduced, in 1652, by the ParlimentaryCommissioners, he was placed at the head of the provisional councilinstituted by them, and served in this capacity from 29 March until 3July 1654, when an order was passed revoking his commissions andnullifying the act erecting the county, in place of which a new countywas erected called Calvert County (Md. Archives, iii, 308). Accordingto the Brooke family record: "He was the first that did seat thePatuxent, about twenty miles up the river at De la Brooke, and had oneson there , born in 1651, called Basil, who died the same day. In1652 he removed to Brooke Place, being right against De la Brooke; andon the 28th of November, 1655, between 3 & 4 o'clock in the afternoonhad two children, Eliza and Henry, twins.
"He departed this world the 20th day of July 1655, and lieth buried atBrooke Place Manor; and his wife, Mary Brooke, departed this life the29th November 1663."
The careful family record kept by Robert Brooke names a number ofrelatives who served as God-parents to his children, and furnishesabundant evidence as to his connection with the English parent stoc k.This interesting family record is published in Tyler's MEMOIR OF ROGERBROOKE TANEY (pp. 22-25), where by an accidental omission the death ofRobert Brooke is placed in 1663. The date is correctly given inmanuscript copies preserved by the family."
(The article concludes by naming the 15 children of Robert Brooke andhis two wives including some statistical information concerning them.)

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Maryland Genealogies (op.cit) pg 96. He was a Jesuit priest as we rehis brothers Ignatius and Matthew.

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MARYLAND GENEALOGIES from the Maryland Historical Magazine, Genealogical Publishing Co., Boston (1980), ppg 96-97:
"Roger Brooke was born 20 Sept. 1637 at Brecknock College in Wales ,the episcopal residence of his maternal grandfather, the Bishop o fSt. David's, after whom he was named, and came to Maryland with hi sparents in his thirteenth year. He lived at Battle Creek, in Calve rtCounty. He was one of the Justices of the County from 1674 to 168 4,and was of the Quorum from 1679 to 1684 (Md. Archives, xv, 37, 68 ,71, 268, 327, 395). He was commissioned High Sheriff 18 April 168 4(Lib. C.D., fol. 396) and served until 30 May 1685, when he was aga incommissioned one of the Quorum (Md. Archives, xvii, 379). Roger Brooke was twice married. His first wife was Dorothy, daughter of Capt. James Neale, who mentions in his will his three grandchildren, Roger, James, and Dorothy Brooke. His second wife was Mary, daughter o fWalter Wolseley, Esq., and grandfather of Sir Thomas Wolseley of Staffordshire. She was also the niece of Anne Wolseley, the first wif eof Philip Calvert. Her cousin Mrs. Helen Spratt, widow of Thomas Spratt, D. D., Bishop of Rochester, thus speaks of her in a letter dated 18 August 1724: "My cousin Mary Wolseley went to our Aunt Calver tand was married from her house to one Mr. Brooks. I have letter s Ihad from her too, for I sent her a suit of laced child bed line n as apresent such as was then in fashion. Her father's name was Wa lterWolseley, Esq. He was my grandfather Sir Thomas Wolseley's son ,elder brother to my father, of Wolseley Bridge in Staffordshire. " Heraunt Mrs. Winifred Mullett mentions her in her will (dated 2 0 April1685, proved 9 Jan 1693) as "my niece Mary Brooke" and appoin ts herexecutrix.
"The will of Roger Brooke, dated 5 April 1700, and proved 3 May following (Annapolis, Lib. 6, fol. 384), mentions his sons Roger, James, John, and Basil, and his daughter "Ann Daking." He died 8 April 1700, and his son Roger Brooke Jr., makes the following entry in his family record: "My father Mr. Roger Brooke Senr. second Sone to Rober tBrooke Esqr. By Mary his second Wife Departed this life ye 8th of April 1700 and Lyes Buried in ye grave yard at his own plantation at Battell Creeke Between his wives ye first was Mrs. Dorothy Neale and ye second Mrs. Mary Wolseley: whaire lyes Buried two Daughters by hi ssecond wife: Cassandra and Mary, and my eldest Sone roger Brooke wh odeparted this life the 28th Day of May 1705 in ye second yere of hi sage." (Here is listed the children of Roger Brooke by both marriag esfor which see their own entrys.)

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MARYLAND GENEALOGIES from the Maryland Historical Magazine,Genealogical Publishing Co, (1980) Vol. 1 pg 91 and Berry's HampshireGenealogies, p 339:
"Thomas Brooke was born in 1561. He matriculated 24 Nov. 1581 at NewCollege, Oxford, his age being given as 20 years in the Matricu lationRegister, and received the degree of B. A. 4 May 1584. He was abarrister and was of the Inner Temple 1595, bencher 1607, and autumnreader 1611. He was a Member of Parliment for Whitchurch 1604-16 11(Foster, Alumni Oxonienses). He married Susan daughter of Sir Thomasfoster, Knt., of Hunsdon, Hertsfordshire, Judge of the Common Pleas,and Susan his wife, daughter of Thomas Foster, Esq., of St. JohnStreet, London. Mrs. Susan Brooke was therefore a sister of SirRobert Foster, Chief Justice of the King's Bench, who died in 1663.
"A pedigree of this family, tracing its descent from the Forsters ofEtherstone, in Northumberland, may be found in the Harleian Society'sPublications, vol. xxii (Visitation of Herts), p. 43, and in Raine'sHistory of North Durham, p. 306. The will of Thomas Brooke, dated 11Sept. 1612, was proved 30 November following. He was buried atWhitchurch 17 Sept, 1612, and his wife Susan the following day(Whitchurch Register). A marble tomb, upon which their sculpturedfigures lie side by side, is still to be seen in the Church atWhitchurch."

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MARYLAND GENEALOGIES (op.cit.) pg 92: Thomas matriculated, Orie lCollege, Oxford, 27 Oct 1615, aged 16. A barrister-at-law. Burie dat Whitchurch 25 January, 1665.

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MARYLAND GENEALOGIES from the Maryland Historical Society Magazine ,Vol 1, pps 95-6:
"Major Thomas Brooke was born at Battle, 23 June 1632, and arrive d inMaryland with his father 30 June 1650. He was commissioned, 1 5 June1658, Captain commanding the militia of Calvert County "from G eorgeReade's on the south side and St. Leonard's Creek on the nort h sideto the head of Patuxent River" (Md Archives, iii, 256), and wa scommissioned Major, 11 Feb. 1660 (ibid.p.402). In the will of hi sbrother Baker he is styled "Col. Thomas Brooke," but no commissio n tothat effect appears upon record. He represented Calvert Count y inthe Provincial Assembly 1663-1666 (Md. Archives, i, 460; ii, 8) , and1671-1676 (ibid. ii, 239,311,496,etc.) and was HIgh Sheriff o f theCounty 1666-1667 (Md. Archives iii, 541; v, 3) and 1668-1669 (i bid.v, 27; Lib. C.D., folio 403). He was Presiding Justice of the C ountyCourt in 1667 (Md. Archives, v, 14), and held the position unti l hisdeath, except during his term of office as Sheriff. He married ,about 1658, Eleanor, daughter of Richard and Margaret Hatton and niece of Thomas Hatton, Secretary of the Province. She was born in 1642 (Md. Archives, x, 356) and come to Maryland with her widowed mothe rand her family in 1649 (Land Office, Lib. 1, fol. 440; Lib. 2, fol .613).
"The will of Maj. Thomas Brooke, dated 25 October 1676, was prove d 29December following (Annapolis, Lib. 5, fol. 123). In it he ment ionshis wife Eleanor; his children as given below; his brothers Bake r andRoger Brooke, and Clement Hill; and his god-sons Baker Brooke , Jr.,and Thomas Gardiner. Two hogsheads of tobacco apiece are lef t to Mr.Michael Foster and Mr. Henry Carew, priests, "in token tha t I die aRoman Catholic & desire the good Prayers of the Church fo r my Soul."Mrs. Eleanor Brooke, widow of Maj. Thomas, married secon dly Col.Henry Darnall (d. 17 June, 1711) and had issue by him also . In herwill (dated 31 march 1724, proved 21 Feb. 1725) she mention s her sonsThomas Brooke, Clement Brooke, and Henry Darnal; her daugh ters MaryCarroll, and Ann Hill; and her grandsons Henry and Philip D arnall,sons of her daughter Eleanor Digges."

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MARYLAND GENERATIONS from the Maryland Historical Magazine, Genealogical Publishing Co., Baltimore (1980), Vol 1, pps 99-100:
"Col. Thomas Brooke of Brookfield, Prince George's County, was bor nabout 1659 and died, according to family record, 7 January, 1730/1 .He was frequently justice of Calvert Calvert County, and in Novemb er1683, was appointed one of the commissioners for laying out town s andports in the County.
"In 1695 his estate of Brookfield was included in the newly forme dcounty of Prince George's. He was a member of the Council of Maryland from 6 april 1692 (Md.Arch.viii,306) until 1707 when he was dismissed for non-attendance, but was reappointed in 1715 and served unti l1724 (MS. U.H.Journals). He took the oath of office as Justice o fthe Provincial Court 1 May 1694 (Md.Arch.xx,53), was Deputy Secreta ryof Maryland in 1695 (ibid.291), and was commissioned, 26 June 1701 ,Commissary General of the Province (Test.Proc., Lib. 19,fol.74). I n1720 he was President of the Council and Acting Governor of Marylan dfrom the departure of Gov. John Hart until the arrival of Gov. Charles Calvert (MS. U.H. Journals; Perry's "Church in Maryland",p. 121) .
"Col. Brooke was twice married. His first wife, Anne, whose parentage is unknown, was living in 1687 when she joined her husband i n adeed to Henry Lowe and Susannah his wife "late relict" of John Darnall Esq." and to Clement Hill, of part of De La Brooke Manor (Prov .Court, Lib. E. I. no. 10, fol. 265).
"His second wife was Barbara, daughter of Thomas Dent of St. Mary' sCounty and Rebecca, his wife, daughter of the Rev. William Wilkerso n.Barbara Dent was born in 1676, after her father's death, and is therefore not named in his will, but her mother conveys land to trustees for her benefit, 20 November 1676, and this deed is confirmed 6 June 1704, by Barbara's mother and the latter's second husband, Col. John Addison (Charles (Co., Lib. 21, fol. 116, 121). In the deed of confirmation it is recited that Barbara "is now married to the Hon. Thomas Brooke, Esq." The marriage took place before 4 January 1699, when Col. Thomas Brooke and Barbara, his wife, execute a deed together (Pr.Geo.Co.,Lib. A., fol. 210). The will of Col. Thomas Brooke is dated 30 November 1730, and was proved 25 January 1730/1. His wife Barbara survived him, and died in 1754. Her will, dated 24 February 1748/9, was proved 26 June 1754. Several of Col. Brooke's children are not mentioned in his will, but were provided for by deeds executed i ntheir father's life time."
The fact that Thomas Brooke had two sons named Thomas is atteste d byhis will.

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SQ pg. 3200: They had ten children: Robert C., Floyd H., Ronni e K.,Fay,
Joseph V., Sebert M., Mary, Samuel, Paul and Zell.

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SQ pg. 3200: They had six children: Marvin, Charles C., Effie, Olevia, John
R. and Walter R.

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SQ 3201: They had seven children: Tyra, Raymond, Mary Jane, Virti eJean,
Walter, Blanch, and Roy.

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!NOTES:
SQ 3201: James H. Brooks, son of Hardin and Cassie (Sparks) Brook s,
was born about 1861. He married Mary Brooks on December 24, 1882.

See SQ p. 2887: James was dragged to death by a runaway team ofhorses on April 24, 1884, near Terrell, Texas.

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SQ 3201: "John A. Brooks, son of Hardin and Cassie (Sparks) Brook s,
was born about 1857. He married Medie Ann Edwards, and they had six
children: Cora Brooks married Samuel Cheek; Maggie Brooks married Walter
Bennett; Troy Brooks married (1st) --- Williams and (2nd) May Higgins;
Ella Brooks married John Gentry; Ransom Brooks married Edith Blackburn."

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SQ 3200: They had four children: Martha Ellen, Richard A., Ida C. ,and
Lillie.

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SQ 3201: Martha A. Brooks was born about 1867. She was married to
William Lewis Royall on August 2, 1833, in Wilkes County, North Carolina.
He had been born in 1863 and was a son of Wiley and Charity Lucinda (Harris)
Royall. (See notes under RIN 2077--Martha's brother William married William
Lewis Royall's mother, widowed from William's father killed in the Civil War.)
William died in 1912; Martha died in 1934. They had seven children:
(1) Carrie Royall was born in 1884 and died in 1970. She marrie d(1st)
Charles Kimes and (2nd) George Felton.
(2) Etta Royall was born in 1887. She died some time during the 1970's.
She married (1st) Amos McCoy and (2nd) Roy Morris. She had th ree
children by her first marriage: Mildred P., Retha I., and Dor a E.
(3) Wiley Harden Royall was born about 1889. He married Florenc e Dye
and they had eight children: Carl, Clyde, Ralph, Wiley H. Jr. , Vera
Martha, Kenneth and Mary.
(4) Lizzie Louella Royall was born about 1892. She married Sherma nVetor,
and they had four children: Lawrence, Camilla, Esther, and Rol and.
(5) Delia C. Royal was born in 1895. She died in 1908.
(6) Arthur Alexander Royall was born on February 27, 1898. He die din
1956. He married Alta Pearl Rhoads, and they had six children:
Retha H., Ruth B., Derrill L., Merrill E., John W., and Jame s R.
(7) Paul Monroe Royall married Thelma Lucille Newlin, and they ha dfour
children: Russell D., Iris I., Ronald M., and Robert R.

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SQ 3200: Robert Brooks was born on September 30, 1845. He married
Sarah Ann Royall, probably about 1867. She was born on February 14 ,1844,
and was a daughter of William and Sarah (Sanders) Royall. Robert and
Sarah Ann had ten children:
(1) Jesse Frank Brooks was born on April 13, 1868. He married Rena
Edwards. He died on May 20, 1936. He and Rena had four child ren:
Maud, Tyre G., Minnie and Mack.
(2) John N. Brooks was born on January 10, 1870. He married Corde lia
Crouse. He died on July 14, 1945. He and Cordelia had four children:
Martha Ellen, Richard A., Ida C., and Lillie.
(3) Nancy Jane Brooks was born in 1871 and died in 1877.
(4) Robert Sam Brooks was born in 1873. He was married twice. Hi sfirst
marriage was to Laura Estep and his second was to Daisy White . Hedied
in 1931. He was the father of two children: Martha and Mary.
(5) Sarah "Sally" Brooks was born in 1877. She married Scott Norm an. She died in 1936. She and Scott had four children: Inez, Litel,
Ronnie, and Raymond.
(6) Richard Brooks was born in 1878 and died in 1890.
(7) Cassie Alice Brooks was born in 1880. She died in 1970. Sh emarried
James F. Calloway and they had six children: Marvin, Charles C .,Effie,
Olevia, John R., and Walter R.
(8) Andrew Jackson Brooks was born in 1883. He died in 1954. H emarried
Ruthie Ella Crouse, and they had ten children: Robert C., Flo yd H.,
Ronnie K., Fay, Joseph V., Sebert M., Mary, Samuel, Paul and Z ell.
(9) Martha Brooks was born in 1885 and died in 1910.
(10) William Horton Brooks was born in 1888. He died in 1974. H emarried
Sarah Ella Royall, and they had three children: Mae, Annie an d Verna.

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SQ 3200: Robert Sam Brooks was born in 1873. He was married twic e.His
first marriage was to Laura Estep and his second was to Daisy White .He died
in 1931. He was the father of two children: Martha and Mary (articl edoesn't
designate the mother of these children).

SQ p. 2646:

"Sarah Brooks (sometimes called "Sally"), wife of John Sparks, wasborn in 1788, either on October
16th or November 16th. Her parents were James and Elizabeth (Traylor)Brooks who had been married
in 1782 in Caswell County, North Carolina. Shortly after theirmarriage,James and Elizabeth Brooks
had moved to Georgia where Sarah was born. James Brooks is believed tohave served in the Georgia
Militia during the Revolutionary War."

SQ pg 3200: They had four children: Inez, Litel, Ronnie, and Raymond.

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SQ pg 3200: They had three children: Mae, Annie and Verna.

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SQ 3201: "William Matthew Brooks, son of Hardin and Cassie (Spark s)
Brooks, was born on March 8, 1854. He was married to Charity Lucinda
(Harris) Royall on February 20, 1873. She had been born on Septembe r2,
1837, and was a daughter of Lewis and Hanna (Gray) Harris. She was also
the widow of Wiley Royall who had been killed during the Civil War .She
died in 1915 and was buried in the Butlerville, Indiana, Cemetary. William
and Charity had one child: Charles William Brooks was born on April 19,
1880. He married Fannie Annice Galyean, and they had seven children:
Tyra, Raymond, Mary Jane, Virtie Jean, Walter, Blanch, and Roy."