J.W. Bryant was known as Waller or Walter. He worked as a farmer in Eastland Co., TX for several years and worked for a lumber yard in Cincinnati, OH.
Obituary: Mr. Joseph W. Bryant, son of the late Valentine Bryant, of Ozark, died at that place April 3rd and was buried the 4th in the Bryant graveyard. He was fifty-eight years old and a member of the Baptist church. His aged mother and three brothers, Jesse, Willie, Ivan, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Bryant and Mrs. Sophronia Cravens, survive him.
(The Adair County News, Apr 10, 1928)
Obituary: Mr. Joseph W. Bryant, son of the late Valentine Bryant, of Ozark, died at that place April 3rd and was buried the 4th in the Bryant graveyard. He was fifty-eight years old and a member of the Baptist church. His aged mother and three brothers, Jesse, Willie, Ivan, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Bryant and Mrs. Sophronia Cravens, survive him.
(The Adair County News, Apr 10, 1928)
J.W. Bryant was known as Waller or Walter. He worked as a farmer in Eastland Co., TX for several years and worked for a lumber yard in Cincinnati, OH.
Obituary: Mr. Joseph W. Bryant, son of the late Valentine Bryant, of Ozark, died at that place April 3rd and was buried the 4th in the Bryant graveyard. He was fifty-eight years old and a member of the Baptist church. His aged mother and three brothers, Jesse, Willie, Ivan, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Bryant and Mrs. Sophronia Cravens, survive him.
(The Adair County News, Apr 10, 1928)
Obituary: Mr. Joseph W. Bryant, son of the late Valentine Bryant, of Ozark, died at that place April 3rd and was buried the 4th in the Bryant graveyard. He was fifty-eight years old and a member of the Baptist church. His aged mother and three brothers, Jesse, Willie, Ivan, and two sisters, Mrs. Ida Bryant and Mrs. Sophronia Cravens, survive him.
(The Adair County News, Apr 10, 1928)
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