James Bryant was born 22 May 1756 in Springfield, Burlington County, New Jersey. He married Catherine "Caty" Simon Stout. October 22 1796 in Hunterdon, New Jersey. They were parents of Catherine (1797), Juliann (1798)m.1st John Babcox, 2nd Samuel Kirkpatrick, Rev.Daniel(1799), James V.(1801), Rachel (1802), Elihu G(1804)., Randall H(1806)., Charles S.(1808), Nancy Ann(1815), Omar(1817), Sarah Bryant.
His son Charles S. Bryant:
"CHARLES S. BRYANT, Esq., was born August 19th, 1808, in the town of Lyons, Ontario County, N.Y. His father, James Byrant, was a resident of New Jersey until his marriage with a Miss Stout, a descendant of Penelope Stout, (the woman known in the history of New Jersey as having been scalped by the Indians), when he removed to Lyons and remained until 1822, at which time he came West and settled in Ohio with his family.
His son Charles S. Bryant:
"CHARLES S. BRYANT, Esq., was born August 19th, 1808, in the town of Lyons, Ontario County, N.Y. His father, James Byrant, was a resident of New Jersey until his marriage with a Miss Stout, a descendant of Penelope Stout, (the woman known in the history of New Jersey as having been scalped by the Indians), when he removed to Lyons and remained until 1822, at which time he came West and settled in Ohio with his family.
James Bryant was born 22 May 1756 in Springfield, Burlington County, New Jersey. He married Catherine "Caty" Simon Stout. October 22 1796 in Hunterdon, New Jersey. They were parents of Catherine (1797), Juliann (1798)m.1st John Babcox, 2nd Samuel Kirkpatrick, Rev.Daniel(1799), James V.(1801), Rachel (1802), Elihu G(1804)., Randall H(1806)., Charles S.(1808), Nancy Ann(1815), Omar(1817), Sarah Bryant.
His son Charles S. Bryant:
"CHARLES S. BRYANT, Esq., was born August 19th, 1808, in the town of Lyons, Ontario County, N.Y. His father, James Byrant, was a resident of New Jersey until his marriage with a Miss Stout, a descendant of Penelope Stout, (the woman known in the history of New Jersey as having been scalped by the Indians), when he removed to Lyons and remained until 1822, at which time he came West and settled in Ohio with his family.
His son Charles S. Bryant:
"CHARLES S. BRYANT, Esq., was born August 19th, 1808, in the town of Lyons, Ontario County, N.Y. His father, James Byrant, was a resident of New Jersey until his marriage with a Miss Stout, a descendant of Penelope Stout, (the woman known in the history of New Jersey as having been scalped by the Indians), when he removed to Lyons and remained until 1822, at which time he came West and settled in Ohio with his family.
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