Sarah had 10 older siblings. Two died in infancy. Three brothers (Branson, Carson, Addison) died in the Civil War, and a 4th (Bart, who moved to Mo.) was injured in the war. Two other brothers (Allen and Lawson) moved to Missouri. One sister (Elizabeth) moved to Texas. Another sister (Nancy) is buried in Bryant-Sisk.
Sarah married Ananias Bryant in 1867. They raised their family with a dozen children in the Lower English Creek Community. (Click on spouse link below for more about their family.)
Sarah and Ananias both died in 1916, he in Jan. and she in Aug.
Sarah had 10 older siblings. Two died in infancy. Three brothers (Branson, Carson, Addison) died in the Civil War, and a 4th (Bart, who moved to Mo.) was injured in the war. Two other brothers (Allen and Lawson) moved to Missouri. One sister (Elizabeth) moved to Texas. Another sister (Nancy) is buried in Bryant-Sisk.
Sarah married Ananias Bryant in 1867. They raised their family with a dozen children in the Lower English Creek Community. (Click on spouse link below for more about their family.)
Sarah and Ananias both died in 1916, he in Jan. and she in Aug.
Gravesite Details
w/o Ananias S.
Family Members
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Addison H. Bryant
1868–1948
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Judge Andrew "Judd" Bryant
1869–1940
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Cordelia "Delia" Bryant Breeden
1871–1939
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Lucinda Bryant Clevenger
1873–1936
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Daniel "Dan" Bryant
1876–1930
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R Taylor Bryant
1878–1942
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Thomas Nelson "Tom" Bryant
1880–1926
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Julia Bryant Acton
1883–1917
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Rev Lawson Lee Bryant
1886–1947
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Joseph B. Bryant
1889–1935
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Elbert Sisk Bryant
1891–1893
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