BROOM, Charles Powell Alston( - )
In an email from Bill Broom, he states that Charles served with Company B of Lyles Rifles. I have not confirmed this service.
There is a C. P. Broom who signed The Ordinance of Secession. It is unknown whether these are the same men.
BROOM, John W.( - JUL 1863)
BROOM, Samuel W.( - )
Thomas graduated from The Medical College at Charleston in 1856 and wrote >his thesis on Typhoid Fever. A short history of him can be found on pages 20 & 21 of FAIRFIELD COUNTY HISTORIES, published by Fairfield Publishers Inc., printed by Intercollegiate Press.
Charles served in the 12th Infantry Regiment - Company C. He was the son of William Preston Broom and grandson of Charles M. Broom, Sr. He is buried in the Elmwood Cemetery in Columbia, SC.
BROOM, John Bunyan ( - JUL 1863)
REF: Letter from Bill Broom, Jr
John served in the 12th Infantry Regiment - Company C. He was the son of Charles M. Broom, Sr. He is buried on Devil's Racetrack Rd., off Hwy. 321, Fairfield County, SC.
REF: Letter from Bill Broom, Jr
John served in the 12th Infantry Regiment - Company C. He was the son of William Preston Broom and grandson of Charles M. Broom, Sr. He died at Gettysburg.
REF: Letter from Bill Broom, Jr
Samuel served in the 12th Infantry Regiment - Company C. He was the son of William Preston Broom and grandson of Charles M. Broom, Sr. He is buried in the Greenbrier Methodist Cemetery, Fairfield County, SC.
REF: Letter from Bill Broom, Jr, GGGGgrandson
BROOM, Dr. Thomas Furman ( - )
Thomas served in the 12th Infantry Regiment - Company C. He was the son of Charles M. Broom, Sr. He is buried in the Byrd Cemetery in Timmonsville, SC along with his wife, children and in-laws, under a
large Broom headstone. His grave still bares a Civil War Veterans marker.
REF: Letter from Bill Broom, Jr. - B. E. Broom (bbroom@earthlink.net>) - Florence, SC