Lewis is the son of William Reuben Bryant and Sallie
(Sarah) Amos/
Lewis Bryant and Rosette (Rosella or Rosie) Staton were married about 1846.
Their children born in Lovingston:
Judson D. Bryant born about 1848.
John J. Bryant born about 1849.
Lewis M. Bryant born November 28, 1850.
Charles E. Bryant born about 1854.
Martha Bryant born about 1855.
George Washington Bryant born August 26, 1855.
Mary Etta Bryant born September 12, 1855.
Nathan A. Bryant born about 1856.
Elizabeth C. (Blanch) Bryant born February 1860.
Birth dates are from death certificates.
Lewis Bryant and Anna Catherine Powell were married November 19, 1865 in Nelson, Virginia.
Their Children born in Lovingston:
Willie Ella Bryant born December 6, 1868.
Eliza Jane Bryant born about 1869.
Ernest Garland Bryant born June 24, 1870.
Thomas Nicholas Bryant born February 21, 1873.
Anna L. Bryant born about 1876.
Fannie R. Bryant born January 1879.
Served in F. Booker's 3rd Regiment, Virginia Reserves.
Received a Confederate Pension June 14, 1900.
Find no record of Lewis ever having been a slave holder.
Lived in Lovingston between 1850 and 1900.
Died between 1900 and 1910.
Anna's death certificate states she was buried in Elmington. This community no longer exists and at this time has been lost to the knowledge of it's location. The ruins of Elmington Methodist Church are known and may be near where the community once existed.
Presumed burial based on Anna's death certificate.
(Sarah) Amos/
Lewis Bryant and Rosette (Rosella or Rosie) Staton were married about 1846.
Their children born in Lovingston:
Judson D. Bryant born about 1848.
John J. Bryant born about 1849.
Lewis M. Bryant born November 28, 1850.
Charles E. Bryant born about 1854.
Martha Bryant born about 1855.
George Washington Bryant born August 26, 1855.
Mary Etta Bryant born September 12, 1855.
Nathan A. Bryant born about 1856.
Elizabeth C. (Blanch) Bryant born February 1860.
Birth dates are from death certificates.
Lewis Bryant and Anna Catherine Powell were married November 19, 1865 in Nelson, Virginia.
Their Children born in Lovingston:
Willie Ella Bryant born December 6, 1868.
Eliza Jane Bryant born about 1869.
Ernest Garland Bryant born June 24, 1870.
Thomas Nicholas Bryant born February 21, 1873.
Anna L. Bryant born about 1876.
Fannie R. Bryant born January 1879.
Served in F. Booker's 3rd Regiment, Virginia Reserves.
Received a Confederate Pension June 14, 1900.
Find no record of Lewis ever having been a slave holder.
Lived in Lovingston between 1850 and 1900.
Died between 1900 and 1910.
Anna's death certificate states she was buried in Elmington. This community no longer exists and at this time has been lost to the knowledge of it's location. The ruins of Elmington Methodist Church are known and may be near where the community once existed.
Presumed burial based on Anna's death certificate.
Lewis is the son of William Reuben Bryant and Sallie
(Sarah) Amos/
Lewis Bryant and Rosette (Rosella or Rosie) Staton were married about 1846.
Their children born in Lovingston:
Judson D. Bryant born about 1848.
John J. Bryant born about 1849.
Lewis M. Bryant born November 28, 1850.
Charles E. Bryant born about 1854.
Martha Bryant born about 1855.
George Washington Bryant born August 26, 1855.
Mary Etta Bryant born September 12, 1855.
Nathan A. Bryant born about 1856.
Elizabeth C. (Blanch) Bryant born February 1860.
Birth dates are from death certificates.
Lewis Bryant and Anna Catherine Powell were married November 19, 1865 in Nelson, Virginia.
Their Children born in Lovingston:
Willie Ella Bryant born December 6, 1868.
Eliza Jane Bryant born about 1869.
Ernest Garland Bryant born June 24, 1870.
Thomas Nicholas Bryant born February 21, 1873.
Anna L. Bryant born about 1876.
Fannie R. Bryant born January 1879.
Served in F. Booker's 3rd Regiment, Virginia Reserves.
Received a Confederate Pension June 14, 1900.
Find no record of Lewis ever having been a slave holder.
Lived in Lovingston between 1850 and 1900.
Died between 1900 and 1910.
Anna's death certificate states she was buried in Elmington. This community no longer exists and at this time has been lost to the knowledge of it's location. The ruins of Elmington Methodist Church are known and may be near where the community once existed.
Presumed burial based on Anna's death certificate.
(Sarah) Amos/
Lewis Bryant and Rosette (Rosella or Rosie) Staton were married about 1846.
Their children born in Lovingston:
Judson D. Bryant born about 1848.
John J. Bryant born about 1849.
Lewis M. Bryant born November 28, 1850.
Charles E. Bryant born about 1854.
Martha Bryant born about 1855.
George Washington Bryant born August 26, 1855.
Mary Etta Bryant born September 12, 1855.
Nathan A. Bryant born about 1856.
Elizabeth C. (Blanch) Bryant born February 1860.
Birth dates are from death certificates.
Lewis Bryant and Anna Catherine Powell were married November 19, 1865 in Nelson, Virginia.
Their Children born in Lovingston:
Willie Ella Bryant born December 6, 1868.
Eliza Jane Bryant born about 1869.
Ernest Garland Bryant born June 24, 1870.
Thomas Nicholas Bryant born February 21, 1873.
Anna L. Bryant born about 1876.
Fannie R. Bryant born January 1879.
Served in F. Booker's 3rd Regiment, Virginia Reserves.
Received a Confederate Pension June 14, 1900.
Find no record of Lewis ever having been a slave holder.
Lived in Lovingston between 1850 and 1900.
Died between 1900 and 1910.
Anna's death certificate states she was buried in Elmington. This community no longer exists and at this time has been lost to the knowledge of it's location. The ruins of Elmington Methodist Church are known and may be near where the community once existed.
Presumed burial based on Anna's death certificate.
Gravesite Details
Community, thus burial site was lost and destroyed.
Family Members
Siblings
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