In some papers passed down on my husbands mothers side I found this
written from SC
archives plots of tracts which may have been granted to John Gambrell.

"Property Transfers between 1790 and 1829:
10-29-1823 Henry Gambrell - 1804 Broadmouth Creek (owned at time of
death, willed to Henry).  It will be noted that, if all acquisitions of
land by John Gambrell, Sr. were recorded, at the time of his death
(1834) he owned only 180 acres on Broadmouth Creek which he had acquired
in 1823 from his son Henry.  This property was bequeathed to Henry by
John's will.
In 1820 John and his sons Henry, Mathew, and David lived within a few
houses of each other.  This was probably on Rocky River southeast of the
present city of Anderson.  In 1819 Henry had purchased 450 acres on
Broadway which is adjacent to Rocky River at this point." (Above from
James Wyatt Gambrell, 1971)

If anyone can help with this line of Gamrells/Bruton/Breazeale let me
know.
Janice Gunnin

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