Would y'all please include the state when you make requests like this? _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ http://www.betterthanmost.com/ <----Diana's web design business http://www.MadisonAL.com/ <----our community directory http://www.betterthanmost.com/goodfolks/ <----our homepage http://dfaust.hypermart.net/bkstore/ <----Diana's bookstore http://www.betterthanmost.com/holland/ <----Holland genealogy http://www.betterthanmost.com/faust/ <----Faust genealogy http://www.rootsquest.com/~ncwayne/ <----Wayne County, NCGenWeb ----- Original Message ----- From: Awiusdi Darnell <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 6:06 PM Subject: [BRYANT] North Carolina Bryants > Does anyone show a Eliza or Elizabeth J. or P Bryant b 1861 in Surry Co

Isn't the state clearly stated in the subject line? On Tue, 16 May 2000, Diana wrote: > Would y'all please include the state when you make requests like this? > > > _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ _/ > > http://www.betterthanmost.com/ <----Diana's web design business > http://www.MadisonAL.com/ <----our community directory > http://www.betterthanmost.com/goodfolks/ <----our homepage > http://dfaust.hypermart.net/bkstore/ <----Diana's bookstore > http://www.betterthanmost.com/holland/ <----Holland genealogy > http://www.betterthanmost.com/faust/ <----Faust genealogy > http://www.rootsquest.com/~ncwayne/ <----Wayne County, NCGenWeb > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Awiusdi Darnell <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Tuesday, May 16, 2000 6:06 PM > Subject: [BRYANT] North Carolina Bryants > > > > Does anyone show a Eliza or Elizabeth J. or P Bryant b 1861 in Surry Co > >

Does anyone show a Eliza or Elizabeth J. or P Bryant b 1861 in Surry Co ,,who was married to Wade Hampton Darnell? I would love to get some more info on this line. Awiusdi

I received this from another name list and thought I'd pass it on. Good luck in your search, Louise Bryant Rogers Researching, BAILEY, BARNES, BRETTY, BRYANT, CANNON, CASH, COLIER/COLLIER, DERRYBERRY, DUNCAN, FORD, GARRISON, HARVILLE, SEXTON, SHIRLEY, RIGSBY, ROGERS, WALTER, WARDLAW Here is some basic information intended for researchers ordering a pension or military record for the first time. This is the URL for the current web page that tells how to order the order forms from the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). http://www.nara.gov/research/ordering/ordrfrms.html A "pension" record is not the same as a "military" record. It's important which one you order. The "pension" record is the one that contains the most genealogical information. This contains a man's (or widow or dependent's) application, giving identifying information about the applicant and the military service performed: usually complete date of birth, place of birth, date and place of entry into service, military unit designation. Often contains questionnaires filled out by the pensioner with name of spouse and children, date and place of marriage. When the pensioner is dropped from the pension roll because of death, the complete death date is often given in the "drop report". Ordering the "military" record can be disappointing. It may contain little biographical information - possibly only the man's name, age and residence at enlistment, where he entered the service, unit designation, rank attained, where and when discharged. Sometimes they show where the man was born. Shows the man's whereabouts during his period in the service. May give details on temporary duty assignments, illnesses or wounds received and show where and when hospitalized. Papers are "selected" from a file to be copied and sent to you, and there is no guarantee that you'll receive those that may be of most importance to you. You'll never know exactly what treasures are in a pension record unless you order the entire file. Depending on the size of the file, it may be expensive to order. My understanding is that effective September 1, 2000, the entire file will be sent when ordering, and the fee at that time for copies will be $17.50. For information on new fees, see NARA's web site at http://www.nara.gov/nara/fees-pro.html

I am searching for anyone who is relared to or suspects they are related to William Bryan d 1806 and wife Letty Asher. I have several "hard" sources of information about him and his ancestors that I would be willing to share. BTW check out my webged at my homepage. Ed

I really need some help. I am new to this list. The area is Grayson Co., Va. The time is about 1833, People: Lydia Bryant and Amanda Davis The story: My uncle Granville Coomes, gone now, said that his stepmother, my grandmother, was Amanda Davis Coomes and her mother was Lydia Bryant Davis. Her father was John Davis. I have no proof of this. From all records I have found Lydia did not raise Amanda. Our Amanda Davis was 17 years old in 1850, Grayson Co., Va. census. She was living with Toliver and Edna Davis Galyean. I don't know the relationship but I don't think they are sisters. I don't have parents for either Amanda or Edna. According to later census Amanda's parents were born in NC and Edna's parents were born in Va. In 1857 Amanda married my ggrandfather, James T. Coomes in Ashe Co., NC., lived for a time in Surry Co., NC. then returned to Grayson Co., Va. In 1870 Lydia Davis, who Uncle Granville said was Lydia Bryant, was living with In 1852 Amanda Davis 17 years old was living with John Davis, 1/2 Cherokee, in Paine Town, Haywood Co., NC. as his daughter. She was likely the daughter of his half brother who was full Cherokee as that is a Cherokee thing. We do not know if that is our Amanda but seems likely. The question is, can anyone tell me if a Lydia Bryant somewhere could be the mother of Amanda Davis. Patience

Hello everyone. I just finished uploading my family gedcom file to Rootsweb.com and I believe the link to access my database is http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=awiusdi I hope that if you have any information on the families listed in my gedcom that you will contact me, even if you dont really think it quite matches what little info I have about that particular name. Thank you all, Awiusdi

I am looking for information on the BRYANT family who lived in Wilkes County North Carolina. Anyone out here have any info on them? Awiusdi ( Bryant Listowner )

Does anybody have info on Martin Van Buren BRYANT, b. in 1840's in GA, who is living in Anna Precinct in Union Co., IL, in 1870 and 1880. He is listed in 1880 with wife Cynthia and children Minerva, Polly A, Charles and Henry. I believe he is listed in 1860 in the household of Hannah BRYANT, b. @ 1817 in GA, along with presumed siblings Silas, Amanda J., William M., Jno.A., Frances I., Susan, and a Frederick CHAVERS, b. @ 1786 in GA (grandfather?) Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Doug Powers

My gr-grandfather, John Milton Bryant, born 1857 (in Metcalfe or Adair County) to Daniel James and Locky Ann Grider Bryant. He purchased land in Metcalfe County in 1895, but moved to Greene county, MO, in 1897. Nancy

William Robert 'Bob' BRYANT s/o Elisha & Lucy (Hundley) BRYANT married Mary Jane DUBREE (Dewberry, Dewbre) d/o Giles & Sarah (Webb) Dubree in Metcalfe co KY. Children: Edward Wm Bryant b 4 Sept 1878 + Ida Pearl TOMLIN Dollie Jane b 30 Jun 1880 + Wm Alfred RUNYON (Runion) Bertram R b 28 Nov 1884 + Bertha A TOMLIN Hallet b 14 July 1887 + Dollie E Tomlin All children were born and married in Metcalfe co KY, I guess the TOMLIN girls didn't have a brother for my grandmother Dollie Jane? When their mother Mary Jane died Wm Robert 'Bob' BRYANT remarried & had three or four more children. I would like to find the names of 2nd wife & children. One of the boys is still alive, but I can't find him? Thanks to all who are posting here. Gayle ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hello Gayle and others, I am also working on Metcalfe County Bryants. I have attached a Descendant Chart for Eli Bryant below. The family must also be tracked in Cumberland and Monroe as they seemed to move around in the Marrowbone area. Looking forward to sharing with anyone working the line. > BRYANT-D Digest Volume 00 : Issue 80 > > Today's Topics: > #1 [BRYANT] Re: BRYANT-D Digest V00 # ["Christine Grote" <[email protected]] > #2 [BRYANT] Metcalfe co KY BRYANTS ["Gayle Hilderbrand" <[email protected]] > Subject: [BRYANT] Metcalfe co KY BRYANTS > Date: Tue, 02 May 2000 06:39:38 PDT > From: "Gayle Hilderbrand" <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > > I would like to compare notes with anyone doing BRYANTS in Metcalfe co KY > from 1850 - now. Thanks, Gayle Descendants of Eli BRYANT - 4 May 2000 - ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1-Eli BRYANT (bef 1775-aft 1840) sp: Mary WEATHERFORD (abt 1778-aft 1840) 2-Banister BRYANT (abt 1795-bef 22 Jul 1864) sp: Obedience (Biddy) WRAY (abt 1790-) 2-Edmond BRYANT (abt 1812-) 2-Matilda Jane BRYANT (bef 1814-16 Jan 1896) sp: Jesse Graves MARTIN (10 Mar 1818-26 May 1899) 3-Joseph Bryant MARTIN (8 Sep 1840-28 Nov 1900) 3-Jessee Reid MARTIN (1842-1 Dec 1880) 3-William Alexander MARTIN (1844-17 May 1879) 3-Matilda Jane MARTIN (18 May 1846-2 Mar 1910) 3-John Calvin MARTIN (4 Jul 1847-) 3-Patrick Luther MARTIN (1849-) 3-Lovisa T. MARTIN (1852-) 3-Clarissa MARTIN (1855-18 Jan 1900) 3-George Thomas MARTIN (Jul 1855-13 Mar 1923) sp: Nancy Jane ANDERSON (14 Apr 1859-6 Jun 1943) 2-Elisha BRYANT (abt 1819-bef Jun 1880) sp: Lucy HUNDLEY (abt 1817-aft 1880) 3-James E. BRYANT (abt 1841-) 3-John D. BRYANT (abt 1842-) 3-Bannister H. BRYANT (abt 1844-) 3-Josiah S. BRYANT (1 May 1849-28 Aug 1909) sp: Elizabeth Ann CREWS (24 Oct 1854-12 Oct 1913) 4-Mary Jeanette Frances Lucy Amert (Molly) BRYANT (30 Jun 1872-12 Apr 1938) sp: Lewis Anthony FRASER (1 Aug 1872-26 May 1957) 5-Infant dau FRASER (5 Jan 1897-19 Jan 1897) 5-Trudy Jane FRASER (18 Jan 1898-) 5-Carl Bryant FRASER (5 Nov 1899-19 Feb 1977) 5-Vola Ann FRASER (17 Nov 1901-23 Jun 1960) 5-Gladys Velma FRASER (1 Mar 1904-23 Oct 1980) 5-Sarah Jeanette FRASER (2 Sep 1906-30 Aug 1962) 5-Mamie Irehe FRASER (1909-age 2 weeks) 5-Lewis Earl FRASER (27 Nov 1910-27 Jan 1995) 5-Russell Llewellyn FRASER (29 Nov 1913-15 Jan 2000) 4-Luther Bell BRYANT (30 May 1875-24 Oct 1945) sp: Annie L. RUNYAN (abt 1880-) 5-Unknown BRYANT (-bef 1900) 5-Bertha May BRYANT (Mar 1899-) 4-Prentice Orlando BRYANT (29 Sep 1879-) sp: Ella HEADRICK (-) 5-Pernie BRYANT (-) 5-Bessie BRYANT (-) 4-Collis Payton BRYANT (1 Oct 1887-28 Nov 1971) sp: Bessie LAW (-) 5-Mildred BRYANT (-) 5-Burkhardt BRYANT (-) 4-Lera Alma BRYANT (15 Dec 1892-) sp: Charlie Lee ESTES (-) 5-Ralph ESTES (2 Sep-) 5-Malcolm ESTES (10 Oct-) 5-Doris ESTES (-Died age 7) 4-Bertha BRYANT (14 Jul 1895-) sp: Rowe KINNARD (-) 5-Twin girls KINNARD (-Young) 5-Twin girls KINNARD (-Young) 5-Mary Louise KINNARD (-) 5-Geneva KINNARD (-) 5-Roe Bryant KINNARD (-) 3-William R. BRYANT (abt 1850-) sp: Mary DEWBRE (abt 1859-)

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ON MY TELEVISION (ABC) JUST NOW APPEARED A "BREAKING NEWS FLASH" STATING THAT IN OUR AREA (TULSA) MAJOR COMPANY'S HAVE SHUT DOWN THEIR SYSTEMS BECAUSE OF A VIRUS CALLED "I LOVE YOU" THEY CALLED IT A VERY DANGEROUS VIRUS CAUSING MAJOR EXPENSE. THEY WENT FURTHUR TO SAY, THAT, DO NOT OPEN THIS AT ALL. THOSE OF YOU THAT ARE IN THIS AREA, THERE WILL BE MORE ON CHANNEL 8 ON THE EVENINMG NEWS. I KNOW NO NOTHING ELSE ABOUT THIS AND I WILL KEY INTO AOL "COMPUTER VIRUS" AND I SUGGEST THAT YOU DO THE SAME. WARN YOUR FRIENDS. WANDA NORMAN

Metcalfe County Kentucky John Bryant 1909 to 1978 m: Stella Russell from Hart Co. they divorced in about 1940? they had two sons. John remarried? brother Jesse abt 1900/10 that's all I know Judy

Does anybody have an Arthur Bryant in their family line from Kentucky, Indiana, North Carolina or Virginia? Christine. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Friday, April 28, 2000 4:15 AM Subject: BRYANT-D Digest V00 #78

I would like to compare notes with anyone doing BRYANTS in Metcalfe co KY from 1850 - now. Thanks, Gayle ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

I recently posted a query here for my Bryant-Robinson line and have had replies asking for dates. This is what I have: I know that Mary and Elizabeth Bryant were children of a Mathilda. I don't have ANY information on Mary (my great-grandmother) but Lizzie was born 19 Jan 1847 in Missouri. Her father's last name was Bryant and her mother's Robinson. She died 28 Aug 1934 in Vinita, Ok. She was the wife of D.W. Buffington and was married to him 6 Sept. 1885. They were married down in Skullyville. At the time Lizzie's last name was McKinney then and the McKinney she married was a Choctaw and she was adopted into the Choctaw tribe. My grandfather, John Henry Warden, was born 22 Dec. 1884 in or around Fort Smith, Ark. He was the son of Mary Bryant Pairick and Cecil Warden. Apparently Mary and Cecil were dead by about 1890 and John was taken from the reservation (I've been told it was the Cherokees he was living with) by his half-brother William Harvey Pairick/Parrick. Harvey was born 25 July 1875 and he died 5 June 1933. On his death certificate his father is listed as Dan Pairick and his mother Millie (Mary) Bryant. Harvey lived in Bartlesville, Oklahoma and was married to Maud Castillo. They had one daughter named Esther and she was married to an Ainsworth. Harvey died from injuries in a car accident in Bartlesville in June 1933. In an article about the wreck it says that he was with the Indian Service in 1921-23 and that he was a peace officer from 1909. That is all the information I have on Harvey or Mary, his mother. I do have a copy from a page in his bible that mentions the last names: Bryant, Robinson, & Morgan. This is from his maternal line. If anyone has even a scrap of information I will be forever grateful. Barbara Windrup

Hello all! I live in Cincinnati, OH and I will be making a trip to WVA the first weekend in June for the "June meetin'" of a church on Queen's Ridge in Wayne Co. I will be there May 31 and June 1-4. I also hope to do some research in Lincoln & Logan Counties, at least. Does anyone know if there is a genealogical society for each county? Where do I go for info, the courthouse, a library, or both? What type of info is held in the counties? The names that I am researching are: Bryant (Ball family married to Bryants), Dalton, Dawson, Ellerd, Honaker, Isaacs, Jackson (family married to Bryants), Marrs, Maynard-two branches, Maxwell, McCloud, Nelson, Pack, Pinson, Queen, Ratliff, Vance, Wellman-family of Lindsey, and Workman. I love to meet those related, gather stories, and old pictures. I do this research for my enjoyment, to share with other family members, and to give my children/grandchildren a personal feeling of their roots. This is not to produce any book or to make money. While in the area, I'll be happy to obtain information for others unable to make that trip! Terri Davis Cincinnati, OH

Does anyone know of a Lydia BRYANT m. to Amos ALLEN. Probably in Mass. Lydia was born approximately 1750ish as was Amos. Did they have a son named William born about 1777? This is all I really have on this family but am searching for more. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Jo Dee Frasco