Nathaniel was the son of Dr. John Broome and his wife, Ann Wilson. He was a prominent attorney in Calvert County, Maryland. He served in the Confederate Army in the Civil War. After his capture, he was arrested and held in the Old Capitol Prison in Washington, D.C., where he died.
Nathaniel married Anne Harriet Brooke.
Children not linked below:
John Broome, 1843
Lydia Broome Brown, 1846, wife of Samuel T. Brown
Robert Broome, 1850
Roger Grenville Brooke Broome
Edward Broome, 1853
Harriet Brooke Broome, wife of John Kemp Loker
Nathaniel married Anne Harriet Brooke.
Children not linked below:
John Broome, 1843
Lydia Broome Brown, 1846, wife of Samuel T. Brown
Robert Broome, 1850
Roger Grenville Brooke Broome
Edward Broome, 1853
Harriet Brooke Broome, wife of John Kemp Loker
Nathaniel was the son of Dr. John Broome and his wife, Ann Wilson. He was a prominent attorney in Calvert County, Maryland. He served in the Confederate Army in the Civil War. After his capture, he was arrested and held in the Old Capitol Prison in Washington, D.C., where he died.
Nathaniel married Anne Harriet Brooke.
Children not linked below:
John Broome, 1843
Lydia Broome Brown, 1846, wife of Samuel T. Brown
Robert Broome, 1850
Roger Grenville Brooke Broome
Edward Broome, 1853
Harriet Brooke Broome, wife of John Kemp Loker
Nathaniel married Anne Harriet Brooke.
Children not linked below:
John Broome, 1843
Lydia Broome Brown, 1846, wife of Samuel T. Brown
Robert Broome, 1850
Roger Grenville Brooke Broome
Edward Broome, 1853
Harriet Brooke Broome, wife of John Kemp Loker
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