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1. He was engaged in the merchantile business his whole life and
was also a large planter and slave owner. He settled on the Enoree
River between Greenville and Woodruff, SC.
2. For many years he was a militia officer and commanded the lower
regiment of Greenville District, SC.
3. He was a member of the SC Conventions of 1832 and 1852 and,
for a long time, was a member of the SC House of Representatives
and Senate.
4. He was a deacon of the Baptist Church.
5. Pictures of Col. Thomas Patterson Brockman and his wife, Mary
Kilgore Brockman, are found in the Brockman Scrapbook right
after page 252.
6. Was his year of birth 1793 (Brockman Scrapbook, page 269)?
7. Have also seen the site of his burial as being near Anderson's
Bridge, Greenville District, SC. (Rob Salzman information at
e-familytree.net)
8. Was there another son by the name of Josiah T. Brockman who
was born and died on 9 Nov 1828, Greenville co., SC? Also, John
B. Brockman born 18 Aug 1830 and died 5 Jan 1831. These were
found in OneWorldTree Service (Ancestry.com).
SOURCES INCLUDE:
The Brockman Scrapbook, pages 269-271 (children), 331 and 409.
Compendium Amer. Geneal. 5:690, 15:628.
GenServ: mckq6ma (Jim McKain, 308 N. Bananza, Tucson,
AZ 85748).
DAR #79688, #109059, #162597.
1850 Greenville co., SC census, page 468.
1860 Greenville co., SC census, page 492.
WFT 73:708, information submitted by John M. Evans, 909 Brentwood
Dr., Spartanburg, SC
29302).
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