Honorary Military stone: Co. F 115th Ill Inf [Civil War]
s/o Wiley D and Elizabeth Eleanor [Whitehead] Bryson.
Married Rachel E Forbs 16 Feb 1865 in Shelby County, Illinois.
Father of Caroline, Lilly B, Wiley Davenport, Robert Edward and Claud Homer Bryson
Josiah died sometime after 1895, because he is listed in the census for Kansas for that year. He is actually buried in Hope Cemetery in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas. His stone there is so eroded about the only thing readable is his name. It is not sure why the second military stone is placed in Bryson Cemetery or who might have requested it.
s/o Wiley D and Elizabeth Eleanor [Whitehead] Bryson.
Married Rachel E Forbs 16 Feb 1865 in Shelby County, Illinois.
Father of Caroline, Lilly B, Wiley Davenport, Robert Edward and Claud Homer Bryson
Josiah died sometime after 1895, because he is listed in the census for Kansas for that year. He is actually buried in Hope Cemetery in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas. His stone there is so eroded about the only thing readable is his name. It is not sure why the second military stone is placed in Bryson Cemetery or who might have requested it.
Honorary Military stone: Co. F 115th Ill Inf [Civil War]
s/o Wiley D and Elizabeth Eleanor [Whitehead] Bryson.
Married Rachel E Forbs 16 Feb 1865 in Shelby County, Illinois.
Father of Caroline, Lilly B, Wiley Davenport, Robert Edward and Claud Homer Bryson
Josiah died sometime after 1895, because he is listed in the census for Kansas for that year. He is actually buried in Hope Cemetery in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas. His stone there is so eroded about the only thing readable is his name. It is not sure why the second military stone is placed in Bryson Cemetery or who might have requested it.
s/o Wiley D and Elizabeth Eleanor [Whitehead] Bryson.
Married Rachel E Forbs 16 Feb 1865 in Shelby County, Illinois.
Father of Caroline, Lilly B, Wiley Davenport, Robert Edward and Claud Homer Bryson
Josiah died sometime after 1895, because he is listed in the census for Kansas for that year. He is actually buried in Hope Cemetery in Ottawa, Franklin, Kansas. His stone there is so eroded about the only thing readable is his name. It is not sure why the second military stone is placed in Bryson Cemetery or who might have requested it.
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