Third try. Second try. Please. Please. Please. If no one can do the look-up, tell me how I might get the info. short of going to Dallas. Will someone please do a lookup and give me the info. contained therein. Silas Bryant Family, Texas. Dallas Journal Vol. 17, Issue 4, Dec. 1971 I would much appreciate a response from someone. Thank you, Jim Bryant [email protected] E-Mail Address: [email protected] Web page: http://www.James.Bryant.net/

Hi! I have some queries over the years concerning Bryants and thought if I put them altogether someone may benefit from it. Bewarned that some of these queries are from 1983 onwards. 1. Walter Bryant married Elizabeth? about 1800. They lived in Bodmin (Cullaputt). Following the birth of a son Walter 14/10/1806 or 7 the history of this son and his descendants is fairly well documented in the book 'The Bryants of Blisland & Bodmin and Mutton Falls, Oberon'. Walter married Mary Burrett and came to Australia in 1841. 2. Richard John Bryant, born 15/5/1830, son of Richard and Elizabeth Bryant, at Saint Erth, Cornwall. Richard married Elizabeth Millstead (born Helston, Cornwall) at Helston on the 14/7/1849. they arrived in South Australia in 1853. 3. George Henry Bryant, butcher of Hill End; who was born in Sydney 8 May 1837 and died at Hill End 8 May 1908. George Henry was a son of John Bryant, tailor of Sydney and his wife Catherine, who arrived on board the barque "Edward Caulson", 18 Nov 1833. 4. Albert Edward Bryant, born 8/5/1876. died in 1958, aged 82 years. He married Ethel Victoria Braybrook at Lucknow, 25/12/1901. Her parents were William Braybrook born 1844, and Margaret Fubbs, born 1846. Albert & Ethel had seven children - Lewellyn, Albert, Doris, Daisy, Nellie, Bessie and Eric. 5. >From the "Mutch Index" William Brian arrived per "Pitt" in 1791 and also William Eaton arrived per "Admiral Barrington" in 1791 and it is stated in "Mutch", "it is more than probable William Brian & William Eaton are the same person. William Brian, Bryant, Briant was given as the father of John OBrian, Jane Charloyte Bryant, and Martha Brian, 1793, 1796, & 1798. 6. Charles William Bryant DOB not known, his son, Joseph Augustus Bryant DOB 3/8/1886 Nymagee, his son, Alexander Stanley Bryant DOB 2/8/1926 Dubbo 7. Walter & Mary Bryant arrived in Australia in 1841 per the "Earl Grey". Claude Bryant & Kathleen Crawley. Claude was the son of Walter & Dorothea nee Lucas. It is believed they had three children - John, and Mervyn who married Margaret Hegarty, who had a daughter Anne who married John Hausler. Mervyn's son Barry, had a son Michael who married Helen Trapp, and they had a son Graham. Our Bryant Family is documented in our homepage which you can see at - http://www.halenet.com.au/~jvbryant from the index page go to family history. Regards Joyce Bryant

-----Original Message----- From: Mike & Judy Smith [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Sunday, October 03, 1999 4:17 AM To: [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} Bryant Family Tree Hi there , My name is Judy & I am currently searching for information on William Bryant b.1844? @Framlingham,Suffolk,England.c. 29/07/1857 St Martins,Birmingham. d. 08/07/1912,Hamilton,New Zealand. m. Caroline Frost on11/09/1873,London,England. His parents I am looking for are William([email protected] Suffolk,England) and Leaticia Bryant - Maiden name unknown.Any information on any of the above would be most appreciated. Many thanks Judy Smith. [email protected]

Hi Everyone! The following came from Philip Price. If you can connect with his family, please write to him at his Prodigy.net address. Thanks! Kay -----Original Message----- From: PHILIP M PRICE [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, October 02, 1999 11:30 PM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] Subject: {not a subscriber} Fw: My Marion Co, SC geneology: Price, Lane, Rogers, Johnson, Bryant, Moody, Perritt, Smith, Tart, Bethea, Powers, Jones Please Note New e-mail address: [email protected] From: P.M. Price To: Sent: Thursday, September 09, 1999 1:39 AM Subject: My Marion Co, SC geneology: Price, Lane, Rogers, Johnson, Bryant, Moody, Perritt, Smith, Tart, Bethea, Powers, Jones I. Mary Jane G. Johnson: bc. 1820+/-, burried in Dothan Church Cem.? date ukn. Husband ukn don't know why last name is different. ggrandfather Hugh stated that he "never had a father"? She had two sons: 1. Thomas Price, Killed in Civil War, don't know if Thomas was older or younger . * ggf 2. Hugh G. Price: b. 12-15-1841 Marion Co, SC; d. 1-21-1926, burried Old Zion Meth. Church m. Cherry V. Perritt: (daugther of, Bennett Benjamin Perritt & Jensey Powers) b. 8-29 1851, d. 5-27-1931, burried Old Zion Church Children: A. Alice Price b 1878 d 1886 B. Janie Price b 1881 d 1896 gf * C. Benjamin Franklin Price, b 5-17-1887 d 2-28-1961 burried Old Zion Church m. Lottie Smith (do, Samuel O. Smith & Emma Tart) b. 9-1888 d. 8-1939 one child: f * (1). Colonel Franklin Price, b. 8-21-1908 raised in Zion and m school sweethart 1933 m Sadie Lane, b. 12-9-1910 d. 8-27-1993 (do, Furman Lane & Beulah Rogers) moved to Greensboro NC in 1939 (a). Hugh Curtis Price, b 7-5-1936 +(children) (b). Ronald Franklin Price, b 5-25-1939 +(children) * (c). Philip Michael Price, b 2-8-1943 (d). Arthur Lane Price, b. 3-17-1944 +(child) D. Jennie Price b 1889 d m. Cordie A Gasque (so, Samuel J. Gasque & Elizabeth F.Thomas (children....Ralph,...Norwood...+) E. Charlie Ford Price b 1893 d m. Margaret Odessa Lane (do, children: Cherry Margaret Price (d) m. Cecil Tyndall Sandra Jane Price (d) m. Jasper Willis Linda Ann Price m. James Marion Williams (Linda still lives in old home place at Zion Amanda "Susan" Price m. 1st. George Watson, 2nd. Nathan Pridgen, Jr F. Amanda Price b d G. Henry Price b d Other Ancesters: Mothers side (Sadie Lane) Osborne Lane (came fr England 1735) m. Miss Crawford Alexander Lane m. Miss Blackman Joseph O. Lane m. 1st Sarah Jane Jones (do, Allen Jones & Sary Ann Lane) William Osborne Lane, b. 1-3-1861 d. 4-16-1935 m. Louiza Herrin, burried Union Baptist Ch gf Furman M. Lane, b 9-10-1883 d 10-7-1958, m Beulah Mims Rogers b 4-18-1885 d 1-24-1959 Lot Roger, (so Rogers of Suffolk, Va) b. 9-12-1755 m. Anna Bethea, b. 9-6-1755 d. 2-7-1845 Timothy E. Rogers, b. 12-28-1777 d. 7-10-1856 m. Sarah Bethea b.3-4-1785 d. 6-4-1860 Jesse M. Rogers, b 1821 d. 7-10-1876, m. 1st Harriet E Bethea, 2nd Susannah Townsend, 3rd Johnson Rogers, b 1-11-1837 d 6-15-1907 m. Stacia Ann Moody b 2-18-1834 d 10-7-1893 Curtis Robert Rogers, b 1-11-1860 d 1-15-1939 m Addie Johnson b 4-11-1865 d 11-23-1921 gm Beulah Mims Rogers b 4-18-1885 d 1-24-1959 m Furman M. Lane b 9-10-1883 d 10-7-1958 Jessie Bryant m. Miss Turberville William Bryant m. Rebecca Miller (do William Miller) John Bryant m. Fanny Drew Sarah Bryant Johnson m. David Johnson Addie Johnson m. Curtis Rober Rogers David L. Perritt b 1784 d 7-24-1872 m 1st Sarah Bryant b 1790 d 6-1859 Chloe Perritt b 1813+/- d 1850/60 m 1st Curtis Moody Stacia Ann Moody b 2-18-1834 d 10-7-1893 m Johnson Rogers b 1-11-1837 d 6-15-1907 Curtis Robert Rogers m Addie Johnson gm Beulah Mims Rogers m gf Furman M. Lane I HOPE I DIDN'T GIVE YOU TOO MUCH. I DO HAVE SOME MORE BUT THOUGHT THIS MIGHT BE ENOUGH TO MAKE A CONNECTION. I WOULD LIKE TO FIND MORE INFO AND LINE ON MARY JANE G. JOHNSON (MOTHER OF GGGF HUGH G. PRICE. IF YOU HAVE ANY INFO OR SUGGESTIONS, PLEASE LET ME KNOW. THANKS FOR YOUR TIME AND ANY HELP THAT YOU MIGHT GIVE. SINCERELY: PHIL PRICE

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I am still looking for connections to my grandfather Jonathan Alexander Bryant. I have just learned that he had a sister who was married to a Moxley, and then to a Matthews. There was a May Moxley who married a Hibdin. This was all in Oklahoma around Marshall County. I don't know my grandfather's sister's name, just that she married a Moxley and had several children by him. She was also married to a Matthews and had one child. It is also possible that he had a sister who married a Morgan and had two children by the names of John Morgan and Mary Morgan. My grandfather J.A. Bryant was born in Sept 1858, maybe in Alabama. He married Sarah Emaline Gray(she was born Dec 15, 1868) and they lived in Grayson County, Texas in the 1890's and moved to the area that is now known as Marshall County, Ok. Jonathan Alexander Bryant died in 1922, and Sara Emma(his wife) died in March of 1942. They are both buried at the Lark Cemetary in Marshall County, Ok. Their children were: 1. Oscar Bryant 2. Nora Bell Bryant b.June 18, 1894 died in Marshall County, Ok, Nov 1950 3. George William Bryant, Feb 2, 1887 in Grayson County, Texas, died July 19, 1938 in Marshall County, Ok 4. Sarah Ira Bryant March 18, 1888, Grayson County, Texas, Died Dec 26, 1929, in Marshall County, Ok. She married John R. Dewberry 5. Virgie Cordelia Bryant, b. Sept 21, 1897 died Sept 1974, buried at Lark Cemetary, married Henry McDonald 6. Carrie Bryant, b. March 31, 1899, died March 1976 in Ontario, Cal, married to Edward Stewart, and divorced from him. 7.Calvin Earl Bryant, b. Dec 17, 1908 in Marshall County, Ok, died Nov 1977, in Madill, Ok. Married to Laura Sweeden. Calvin Earl or Earl as he was known was my father. I'd really appreciate any help I could get on this. Christine Bryant Scott [email protected]

Friends, Does anyone recognize anyone in the tree below? Please contact me if you do. Allen G. Taylor Descendants of William Jesse Bryant 1 William Jesse Bryant 2 Edmond Bryant b: 1796 in Virginia d: July 24, 1864 in Bryantsburg, Indiana ... +Jane Harris b: July 1799 d: June 18, 1849 3 John Allen Bryant b: 1823 in Kentucky d: August 30, 1909 in Memphis, Tennessee .... +Sarah Lame b: 1817 in Bryantsburg, Indiana m: October 01, 1844 d: 1901 in Hillsboro, Williamson County, Tennessee .. 4 Joseph Bryant .. 5 Charles Olander Bryant b: September 27, 1862 d: September 04, 1915 ....... +Bertha Rose Hildebrandt b: June 28, 1868 d: May 04, 1946 ..... 6 Robert Edmond Bryant d: Aft 1910 ..... 6 Ollie B. Bryant b: January 14, 1890 d: March 10, 1978 in Memphis, Tennessee ......... +Allen Richard Taylor b: May 05, 1892 in Brownsville, Tennessee m: October 29, 1919 d: October 31, 1975 in Jackson, Tennessee ..... 6 Nettie Bryant ..... 6 Mary Allen Bryant ......... +??? Bagley ..... 6 Charles Olander Bryant ......... +Hellon McBride d: in Memphis, Tennessee ..... *2nd Wife of Charles Olander Bryant: ......... +??? ..... 6 Georgie Bryant ......... +??? Dement ..... 6 Laura Bryant ......... +Alfred S. Williams ... 5 Nett Bryant ... 5 Annie Bryant 3 Nancy Bryant 3 Phebe Bryant 3 Heneritta Bryant

Hello Lister's, I am looking for information on my g-grandfather Starling H. BRYANT, born 23 Feb 1819, don't know where born or who his parents are, would like to find out? He died 22 April 1895, don't know where either? He was married to Amy Amelia (Brown) Bryant, born 12 July 1838, don't know where, died 16 Jun 1916, don't know where? They had 8 children: Mary Bryant, Marcus Bryant, Dora Bryant, Oscar Bryant (my gfather), Welborn Bryant, Lurah Bryant, William Bryant, James A. Bryant. If any of this family sounds familiar to any one, please email me! Thank you, Karen Ward Jones [email protected]

Listers, I am seeking information on the parents of Mary Jane <Mainard> Bryant b. 29 Aug. 1852 d. 1900, wife of William C. Bryant. I am told that she was the daughter of John Mainer/Mainard/Maynard b. 10 Mar. 1824 Ark., d. 18 Feb. 1860 Ark. mard. Sarah Thrasher (Anderson?) b. 4 Feb 1833 Ark. I have no proof and I need more on this. Can anybody please help? Wanda Norman, [email protected] Okla.

I am looking for information on Lewis Bryant, birth and place unknown. He was listed in the 1830 Choctaw Roll "Armstrong Roll" as a white man married to an indian. He was granted land in 1831 in Newton county, MS. by the treaty of Dancing Rabbit Creek through his wife. His land was where the present day town of Hickory, MS is. I have documation of one son, Alfred Bryant b. 1802 Nelson County, KY married Nancy Ford b 1812 Ohio. Lewis had five children at home in 1831 in MS. 2 other sons, Louis and Billy, were to have gone to the Admore Indian Territory in the early 1830's. I have no documentation for them, nor do I know what Lewis' indian wife's name, the names of the childern at home, or where Lewis came from, or who were his parents. I would appreciate any information anyone might have. Eva Ashford

Looking for information about Henry Bryant, artist and inventor who lived during 19th century in what is now Mancherster and East Hartford, Connecticut. John Cook

For American researchers of passenger lists. Just received this from another site and thought I'd post. You might want to check it out. Delores Riley IMMIGRANT SHIPS TRANSCRIBERS GUILD CELEBRATES ITS FIRST ANNIVERSARY BY OFFERING TO THE GENEALOGICAL COMMUNITY THE ISTG COMPASS <http://istg.rootsweb.com/> by Patty MacFarlane Prather <[email protected]> As mariners depended on their compass, you can count on this special section of the ISTG Web site, which will act as a guide for all and make navigating the roots of your family tree a little easier. Harriet Rosch, resource coordinator, and her crew: Mary Rigali, Sharon Richlen Ballard, Bette Dew, Faith Gibson Tegethoff, Jan Mann, Jane Stauff, Kathy Stice, Barbara T. Grimm, Pat Lisk, Lynn Faranda, Regina Landis, Pat Becker, Penny J. Sabin, Rose Robke, Ruth C. Hakala, Penny Jansen, Deb White, and Maia Cowen are to be applauded for this wonderful addition to the site. Researching the data included in the ISTG Compass took more hours than we can ever imagine. Sheila Jensen Tate, production coordinator, also spent countless hours designing this Web site. The ISTG Compass is a site for young and old alike, with some special attention given to young people who are discovering the value of studying their ancestors and what they left behind, what they endured on the voyage, and how they began to build a new life in a new land. Some of the categories designed to help in your research are: IMMIGRATION & NATURALIZATION BY COUNTRYPORTS & OTHER PLACES OF ENTRY ETHNIC AND IMMIGRATION RESOURCES MARITIME RESOURCES - MUSEUMS/LIBRARIES PASSENGER LIST SITES EMIGRANTS -- By Surname EMIGRANTS -- By Group SHIPS SHIP TYPES & DESCRIPTIONS INDIVIDUAL SHIPS WITH THEIR OWN SITES SHIPPING LINES SHIP IMAGES (These are sites where you may view ship and nautical images/photographs/prints/etc.) SHIPWRECKS BIBLIOGRAPHIES, ARTICLES and MEMOIRS MAIL LISTS SITES OF GENERAL MARITIME INTEREST JUST FOR FUN and MISCELLANEOUS VOLUNTEER HELP SOME OF OUR EMAIL (A few thank you notes for our first year) ACRONYMS and DEFINITIONS -- coming soon. The ISTG Compass will be an ongoing project. The research began 10 months ago and is likely to continue for as many more. One year ago on September 15, 1998, a small group of volunteers began the difficult task of transcribing manifests from the National Archives and Records Administration, putting them on the Web site generously provided to ISTG by RootsWeb, where they would be freely available to all. Today, the Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild is 450 members strong, has completed its first volume of 1,000 ships' passenger lists, and is almost 500 ships into the second volume of 1,000 passenger lists. ISTG staff members Patty MacFarlane Prather, guild coordinator; Sheila Jensen Tate, productions coordinator; Pam O'Day, surname coordinator; Harriet Rosch, resources coordinator; Marie M. Davis and Mary Beth Arthur, coordinators of new volunteers; Meg Sibbrensen, interpretations coordinator; and David Anderson, correspondence coordinator have given many hours of their time and effort each day to the guild, its volunteers, and its Web site since the first list was uploaded on October 1, 1998. "Each and every guild member is essential to our success," says Patty MacFarlane Prather, guild coordinator. "In addition to the staff members, many volunteers take on the additional tasks of formatting the lists, managing data, and serving on various committees and crews which are critical to the daily operations of this highly visited Web site, which now receives more than 2,000 hits each day." The guild has received thousands of thank you notes from researchers who are grateful to find a Web site devoted to adding passenger lists to the Internet at no cost to them. "We are very grateful to the have the ongoing support and cooperation of Brian Leverich and Karen Isaacson and the RootsWeb staff, Sue Swiggum of Ships-L and Debbie Beavis of Mariners-L, with whom we have a good working relationship, and many other Webmasters with whom we have reciprocal sharing of information in order that it gets maximum exposure." "Like raising a child," Patty concludes, "it takes a village. While the work can be exhausting, the cost of maintaining the project expensive, and the deciphering of the lists frustrating, the rewards are great. I am honored to be working with a group of dedicated and selfless people who share a common passion." You can visit the ISTG Compass at: <http://istg.rootsweb.com>

I am looking for Louise (Lou Ann) Bryant. A 1910 census states that she was from MS. She would have been born aroun 1869 and married Thomas Jefferson Sherry. Any help on this matter would be most appreciated!! Tiffany Sherry

Scratch the marriage date between Susan Ruth Bryant and Henry J. Lawley. I don't know where I picked the date up and someone was nice enough to call my hand. Other information is correct. Marilyn [email protected]

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I have a brick wall on the parents of Susan Ruth Bryant. Does anyone have information on this line: SUSAN RUTH BRYANT b 1831 AL. d May 27,1873 Panola Co, MS. She married Henry J. LAWLEY in 1876 Panola Co, MS. Henry J. Lawley was b Feb 5,1818 AL and D Nov. 18, 1884. Their daughter Martha Ann Lawley b 1853 AL is married to my ggrandfather Charles Alexander Goodnight. This family was in MS by 1874 Panola Co, MS..I know this isn't much to go own but maybe someone will recognize the name.

My name is Cindy and I am researching my husband's O'Bryant family connection. He is a descendent of Holcomb and Elizabeth Stearns (Starns) O'Bryant. They came from Virginia and settled in Carroll and Sidell Townships, Vermilion County, Illinois. I have no information any further back than that. Cindy Eddy

I am looking for Vicie Bryant Epperson, she married James Doss Epperson. If I have the right one, which I think I do? She died in Stockton, California. Thanks, Nicole Epperson

LadyD Sure wish I could be of help, but all of my BRYANT's are from the NY area at least back to 1803. Good luck on your search. I would like to hear from anyone with New York state BRYANT connections.