Henry Bunyan Bryan was one of the sons of Isaac W. and Sarah L. McLain Bryan. He migrated from Nodaway County, Missouri to live in Oklahoma, then New Mexico, then Texas. He married Mary Frances Campbell on February 5, 1889 in Bedford, Iowa. The couple had 8 children: Charles, Edna, Adda (McQueen), Maggie, William, Ike, HB, and Leo (Jack).
He was preceded in death by several siblings who died at an early age and by his brother Francis Whitley ("Frank") Bryan (1869-1944). His mother Sarah is buried in Harrison, Nebraska. His grandmother, Isabella Whitley McLain Turpin, is buried in Keya Paha County, Nebraska.
He was preceded in death by several siblings who died at an early age and by his brother Francis Whitley ("Frank") Bryan (1869-1944). His mother Sarah is buried in Harrison, Nebraska. His grandmother, Isabella Whitley McLain Turpin, is buried in Keya Paha County, Nebraska.
Henry Bunyan Bryan was one of the sons of Isaac W. and Sarah L. McLain Bryan. He migrated from Nodaway County, Missouri to live in Oklahoma, then New Mexico, then Texas. He married Mary Frances Campbell on February 5, 1889 in Bedford, Iowa. The couple had 8 children: Charles, Edna, Adda (McQueen), Maggie, William, Ike, HB, and Leo (Jack).
He was preceded in death by several siblings who died at an early age and by his brother Francis Whitley ("Frank") Bryan (1869-1944). His mother Sarah is buried in Harrison, Nebraska. His grandmother, Isabella Whitley McLain Turpin, is buried in Keya Paha County, Nebraska.
He was preceded in death by several siblings who died at an early age and by his brother Francis Whitley ("Frank") Bryan (1869-1944). His mother Sarah is buried in Harrison, Nebraska. His grandmother, Isabella Whitley McLain Turpin, is buried in Keya Paha County, Nebraska.
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