Age 89 Years, 5 mos,& 10 Days.
PRUDENCE AMANDA BELLAMY, 2nd Wife of WILLIAM AMOS DILLARD BRYAN, JR. and daughter of Richard Bellamy and Christianna Stanaland. Prudence Amanda Bellamy was a niece of William Jr.'s first wife HARRIETT BELLEMEE.
Children of William Bryan and Prudence Amanda Bellamy are:
i. LUTICIUS3 BRYAN, b. 1851, Horry County, SC; d. 1933, Horry County, SC.
ii. HARRIETT WAYNE BRYAN, b. Abt 1852.
iii. ELLEN BRYAN, b. Abt 1855.
iv. AMANDA BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858.
v. SARAH BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858; d. February 10, 1928; m. JOE DERHAM.
Prepared By: www.gilfillanfamily.com Contact: Carl Gilfillan
Prudence Amanda Bellamy Bryan, William's second wife (the niece of his first wife), was from one of the first European families in this section of Horry County. Her great-grandfather, John Bellamy, was born in Prince George Parish around 1720, and he and his descendants settled large tracts northern of Horry.
Prudence Amanda and William had seven children together (in addition to the six children born to his first wife, Harriet). Their oldest son, Luticious Bryan, became the man of the family when he was only nine years old, upon his father's early death. "Tish" took care of his widowed mother for the rest of her life -- which was most of his life too, as she lived to be nearly ninety -- and also helped raise his younger sisters. He was a prominent citizen in the Little River area, and the patriarch of his own large family.
Prepared By: Sarah Bryan
Permission was granted to, Tawnya Gray, to add both sources to FAG including photograph.
PRUDENCE AMANDA BELLAMY, 2nd Wife of WILLIAM AMOS DILLARD BRYAN, JR. and daughter of Richard Bellamy and Christianna Stanaland. Prudence Amanda Bellamy was a niece of William Jr.'s first wife HARRIETT BELLEMEE.
Children of William Bryan and Prudence Amanda Bellamy are:
i. LUTICIUS3 BRYAN, b. 1851, Horry County, SC; d. 1933, Horry County, SC.
ii. HARRIETT WAYNE BRYAN, b. Abt 1852.
iii. ELLEN BRYAN, b. Abt 1855.
iv. AMANDA BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858.
v. SARAH BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858; d. February 10, 1928; m. JOE DERHAM.
Prepared By: www.gilfillanfamily.com Contact: Carl Gilfillan
Prudence Amanda Bellamy Bryan, William's second wife (the niece of his first wife), was from one of the first European families in this section of Horry County. Her great-grandfather, John Bellamy, was born in Prince George Parish around 1720, and he and his descendants settled large tracts northern of Horry.
Prudence Amanda and William had seven children together (in addition to the six children born to his first wife, Harriet). Their oldest son, Luticious Bryan, became the man of the family when he was only nine years old, upon his father's early death. "Tish" took care of his widowed mother for the rest of her life -- which was most of his life too, as she lived to be nearly ninety -- and also helped raise his younger sisters. He was a prominent citizen in the Little River area, and the patriarch of his own large family.
Prepared By: Sarah Bryan
Permission was granted to, Tawnya Gray, to add both sources to FAG including photograph.
Age 89 Years, 5 mos,& 10 Days.
PRUDENCE AMANDA BELLAMY, 2nd Wife of WILLIAM AMOS DILLARD BRYAN, JR. and daughter of Richard Bellamy and Christianna Stanaland. Prudence Amanda Bellamy was a niece of William Jr.'s first wife HARRIETT BELLEMEE.
Children of William Bryan and Prudence Amanda Bellamy are:
i. LUTICIUS3 BRYAN, b. 1851, Horry County, SC; d. 1933, Horry County, SC.
ii. HARRIETT WAYNE BRYAN, b. Abt 1852.
iii. ELLEN BRYAN, b. Abt 1855.
iv. AMANDA BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858.
v. SARAH BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858; d. February 10, 1928; m. JOE DERHAM.
Prepared By: www.gilfillanfamily.com Contact: Carl Gilfillan
Prudence Amanda Bellamy Bryan, William's second wife (the niece of his first wife), was from one of the first European families in this section of Horry County. Her great-grandfather, John Bellamy, was born in Prince George Parish around 1720, and he and his descendants settled large tracts northern of Horry.
Prudence Amanda and William had seven children together (in addition to the six children born to his first wife, Harriet). Their oldest son, Luticious Bryan, became the man of the family when he was only nine years old, upon his father's early death. "Tish" took care of his widowed mother for the rest of her life -- which was most of his life too, as she lived to be nearly ninety -- and also helped raise his younger sisters. He was a prominent citizen in the Little River area, and the patriarch of his own large family.
Prepared By: Sarah Bryan
Permission was granted to, Tawnya Gray, to add both sources to FAG including photograph.
PRUDENCE AMANDA BELLAMY, 2nd Wife of WILLIAM AMOS DILLARD BRYAN, JR. and daughter of Richard Bellamy and Christianna Stanaland. Prudence Amanda Bellamy was a niece of William Jr.'s first wife HARRIETT BELLEMEE.
Children of William Bryan and Prudence Amanda Bellamy are:
i. LUTICIUS3 BRYAN, b. 1851, Horry County, SC; d. 1933, Horry County, SC.
ii. HARRIETT WAYNE BRYAN, b. Abt 1852.
iii. ELLEN BRYAN, b. Abt 1855.
iv. AMANDA BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858.
v. SARAH BRYAN, b. August 7, 1858; d. February 10, 1928; m. JOE DERHAM.
Prepared By: www.gilfillanfamily.com Contact: Carl Gilfillan
Prudence Amanda Bellamy Bryan, William's second wife (the niece of his first wife), was from one of the first European families in this section of Horry County. Her great-grandfather, John Bellamy, was born in Prince George Parish around 1720, and he and his descendants settled large tracts northern of Horry.
Prudence Amanda and William had seven children together (in addition to the six children born to his first wife, Harriet). Their oldest son, Luticious Bryan, became the man of the family when he was only nine years old, upon his father's early death. "Tish" took care of his widowed mother for the rest of her life -- which was most of his life too, as she lived to be nearly ninety -- and also helped raise his younger sisters. He was a prominent citizen in the Little River area, and the patriarch of his own large family.
Prepared By: Sarah Bryan
Permission was granted to, Tawnya Gray, to add both sources to FAG including photograph.
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