Henry's parents were Josiah Dupont Bryan (1801-1843) and Margaret Ann Singleton, daughter of Elizabeth and William Singleton, who was born 07 Dec 1809 and died 11 Jan 1892 in Hamilton Co, TX, and is buried in Pottsville Cemetery. In 1850, Henry lived with his widowed mother, brother and sister in Barbour Co, AL, and then moved to Choctaw Co, AL sometime before 1860.
Henry married Maranda E. Rogers (1842-1918) in December, 1860, and he died in 1879, in Tallahatchie Co, MS. Their children are: Adelia Eliza, Andrew Jackson, Alice, William Cornelius, Tina, Julia M., and Lucy. Henry fought in the Civil War in the 1st MS Cavalry, Co. E, a/k/a Co. E, Wood's Regiment of Confederate Cavalry (CSA) and lost one of his legs in a battle.
Henry's father, Josiah Dupont Bryan, was the son of Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, (1776-1821) a/k/a "Doc Forts" of Beaufort Co., SC, and Elizabeth Goodbee Dupont (1779-1811) (daughter of Ann & Josiah Dupont) who were married in Tatavia, SC on the Congaree on April 30, 1805.
Henry's grandfather, Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, was the son of progenitor Anderson Bryan of South Carolina who is believed to have immigrated from Ireland and according to family tradition aided Thomas Jefferson in many pursuits.
"Reference is from various sources on the internet and/or from various books or publications which can be easily accessed online through the use of search engines. It is not my own research, some of which may be speculation, and is posted here for further verification and research. These individuals are who I believe to be my ancestors. If you determine there is a verifiable error or want to add the actual reference data, then please let me know and I will be happy to make the change and post your information for contact and/or credit." [email protected]
Henry married Maranda E. Rogers (1842-1918) in December, 1860, and he died in 1879, in Tallahatchie Co, MS. Their children are: Adelia Eliza, Andrew Jackson, Alice, William Cornelius, Tina, Julia M., and Lucy. Henry fought in the Civil War in the 1st MS Cavalry, Co. E, a/k/a Co. E, Wood's Regiment of Confederate Cavalry (CSA) and lost one of his legs in a battle.
Henry's father, Josiah Dupont Bryan, was the son of Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, (1776-1821) a/k/a "Doc Forts" of Beaufort Co., SC, and Elizabeth Goodbee Dupont (1779-1811) (daughter of Ann & Josiah Dupont) who were married in Tatavia, SC on the Congaree on April 30, 1805.
Henry's grandfather, Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, was the son of progenitor Anderson Bryan of South Carolina who is believed to have immigrated from Ireland and according to family tradition aided Thomas Jefferson in many pursuits.
"Reference is from various sources on the internet and/or from various books or publications which can be easily accessed online through the use of search engines. It is not my own research, some of which may be speculation, and is posted here for further verification and research. These individuals are who I believe to be my ancestors. If you determine there is a verifiable error or want to add the actual reference data, then please let me know and I will be happy to make the change and post your information for contact and/or credit." [email protected]
Henry's parents were Josiah Dupont Bryan (1801-1843) and Margaret Ann Singleton, daughter of Elizabeth and William Singleton, who was born 07 Dec 1809 and died 11 Jan 1892 in Hamilton Co, TX, and is buried in Pottsville Cemetery. In 1850, Henry lived with his widowed mother, brother and sister in Barbour Co, AL, and then moved to Choctaw Co, AL sometime before 1860.
Henry married Maranda E. Rogers (1842-1918) in December, 1860, and he died in 1879, in Tallahatchie Co, MS. Their children are: Adelia Eliza, Andrew Jackson, Alice, William Cornelius, Tina, Julia M., and Lucy. Henry fought in the Civil War in the 1st MS Cavalry, Co. E, a/k/a Co. E, Wood's Regiment of Confederate Cavalry (CSA) and lost one of his legs in a battle.
Henry's father, Josiah Dupont Bryan, was the son of Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, (1776-1821) a/k/a "Doc Forts" of Beaufort Co., SC, and Elizabeth Goodbee Dupont (1779-1811) (daughter of Ann & Josiah Dupont) who were married in Tatavia, SC on the Congaree on April 30, 1805.
Henry's grandfather, Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, was the son of progenitor Anderson Bryan of South Carolina who is believed to have immigrated from Ireland and according to family tradition aided Thomas Jefferson in many pursuits.
"Reference is from various sources on the internet and/or from various books or publications which can be easily accessed online through the use of search engines. It is not my own research, some of which may be speculation, and is posted here for further verification and research. These individuals are who I believe to be my ancestors. If you determine there is a verifiable error or want to add the actual reference data, then please let me know and I will be happy to make the change and post your information for contact and/or credit." [email protected]
Henry married Maranda E. Rogers (1842-1918) in December, 1860, and he died in 1879, in Tallahatchie Co, MS. Their children are: Adelia Eliza, Andrew Jackson, Alice, William Cornelius, Tina, Julia M., and Lucy. Henry fought in the Civil War in the 1st MS Cavalry, Co. E, a/k/a Co. E, Wood's Regiment of Confederate Cavalry (CSA) and lost one of his legs in a battle.
Henry's father, Josiah Dupont Bryan, was the son of Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, (1776-1821) a/k/a "Doc Forts" of Beaufort Co., SC, and Elizabeth Goodbee Dupont (1779-1811) (daughter of Ann & Josiah Dupont) who were married in Tatavia, SC on the Congaree on April 30, 1805.
Henry's grandfather, Dr. Fortunatus Bryan, was the son of progenitor Anderson Bryan of South Carolina who is believed to have immigrated from Ireland and according to family tradition aided Thomas Jefferson in many pursuits.
"Reference is from various sources on the internet and/or from various books or publications which can be easily accessed online through the use of search engines. It is not my own research, some of which may be speculation, and is posted here for further verification and research. These individuals are who I believe to be my ancestors. If you determine there is a verifiable error or want to add the actual reference data, then please let me know and I will be happy to make the change and post your information for contact and/or credit." [email protected]
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