Pioneer -- National Park Namesake. Ebenezer Bryce was a carpenter and a convert to the Mormon Church. He settled in Pine Valley Utah in 1875 and built the Mormon chapel there. He later moved to Paria Valley where his homestead became known as Bryce Canyon. The canyon has since lended its name to the Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah the USS Bryce Canyon, and Bryce 3D rendering software. Bryce, Graham, Arizona, was also named in honor of this man.
Pioneer -- National Park Namesake. Ebenezer Bryce was a carpenter and a convert to the Mormon Church. He settled in Pine Valley Utah in 1875 and built the Mormon chapel there. He later moved to Paria Valley where his homestead became known as Bryce Canyon. The canyon has since lended its name to the Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah the USS Bryce Canyon, and Bryce 3D rendering software. Bryce, Graham, Arizona, was also named in honor of this man.
Family Members
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Mary Ann Park Bryce
1837–1897
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Ebenezer Park Bryce
1855–1938
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David Andrew Bryce
1856–1887
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Ann Jeanette Bryce Thompson
1857–1919
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William Henry Bryce
1860–1930
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Alma Nephi Bryce
1861–1916
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Barbara Ellen Bryce Peck
1863–1936
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George Alvin Bryce
1863–1940
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Jane Louisa Bryce Mattice
1867–1957
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Mary Isabelle Bryce McBride
1870–1957
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Joseph Walter Bryce
1872–1938
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Heber Brooks Bryce
1878–1926
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Reuban Adam Bryce
1880–1956
Flowers
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Records on Ancestry
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Ebenezer Bryce
Geneanet Community Trees Index
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Ebenezer Bryce
Conquerors of the West: Stalwart Mormon Pioneers, Vols. 1-2
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Ebenezer Bryce
1880 United States Federal Census
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Ebenezer Bryce
1870 United States Federal Census
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Ebenezer Bryce
Web: Western States Marriage Index, 1809-2016
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