Biography:  Henry Franklin Broyles of Monroe County, Mississippi

Source:  Rowland, Dunbar.  The Official and Statistical Register of the 
State of Mississippi, 1908.  Nashville, Tenn.:  Press of the  Brandon 
Printing Company, 1908.  Page 1067.

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MONROE COUNTY.

HENRY FRANKLIN BROYLES, of Greenwood Springs, was born November 4, 1865, 
at Hamilton, Monroe County, Miss., teh son of Erasmus Seneca Broyles and 
wife, Fannie Abigail (Moore) Broyles.  His father was a native of 
Tennessee.  Dr. Broyles attended the common schools of Hamilton in 
boyhood, entered the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Starkville 
in 1885, and pursued his studies for three years.  He began the study of 
medicine at Vanderbilt University, Nashville, later went to Tulane 
University, New Orleans, where he was graduated with degree of M. D. 
in 1889.  He began practice at Central Grove, is now practicing at 
Greenwood Springs.  He was Health Officer in Monroe County for six years; 
served in the State Senate for twelve years, 1892 to 1904, and was 
elected to the House of Representatives November 7, 1907.  Dr. Broyles 
is a Democrat, a Methodist, a Mason and member of the Knights of Pythias 
and of the Protective Order of Elks.  He was married in 1889 at Hamilton 
to Laura Maude Booth, daughter of Louis Dent Booth and Fannie Amanda 
Booth, of that place.  Dr. and Mrs. Broyles have two living children:  
Frances Louise and Frank, Jr.