Son of Jesse and Ann Bryant Atkinson, husband of Celia Gasque.
"The Widow Atkinson came from Sampson County, N.C., with her children about the last of the eighteenth century, and settled near where Miller's Church now stands.
She had three sons, Jessee and two others. Jessee, married a Miss Bryant, first, and to that marriage were born and raised four children, three sons and one daughter; the sons were Jessee, Ebby and Hugh; the daughter was Sarah Ann." -pages 488, 489, A history of Marion County
"The Widow Atkinson came from Sampson County, N.C., with her children about the last of the eighteenth century, and settled near where Miller's Church now stands.
She had three sons, Jessee and two others. Jessee, married a Miss Bryant, first, and to that marriage were born and raised four children, three sons and one daughter; the sons were Jessee, Ebby and Hugh; the daughter was Sarah Ann." -pages 488, 489, A history of Marion County
Son of Jesse and Ann Bryant Atkinson, husband of Celia Gasque.
"The Widow Atkinson came from Sampson County, N.C., with her children about the last of the eighteenth century, and settled near where Miller's Church now stands.
She had three sons, Jessee and two others. Jessee, married a Miss Bryant, first, and to that marriage were born and raised four children, three sons and one daughter; the sons were Jessee, Ebby and Hugh; the daughter was Sarah Ann." -pages 488, 489, A history of Marion County
"The Widow Atkinson came from Sampson County, N.C., with her children about the last of the eighteenth century, and settled near where Miller's Church now stands.
She had three sons, Jessee and two others. Jessee, married a Miss Bryant, first, and to that marriage were born and raised four children, three sons and one daughter; the sons were Jessee, Ebby and Hugh; the daughter was Sarah Ann." -pages 488, 489, A history of Marion County
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