Amos was the third of four children born to James and Sarah Bryant of Reading, Middlesex, Mass. He married Eleanor Morse on the 9th day of December, 1779.
He and Eleanor had three children:
Sarah
Amos
Nathaniel
After Eleanor's death He married Martha (Barker) Chappel on the 15th day of June, 1785 at Marblehead, Essex, Mass., together they had six children:
Francis Smith*
Palmer Bishop
Hepzibah
Harriet
Eleanor
Clarissa
Amos was a Revolutionary War veteran (including The Battle of Bunker Hill). Original family records indicate that Amos Bryant was buried at the "Old Town Commons" in Nelson, Cheshire, New Hampshire. There is no current information available as to a renaming of this cemetery.
He and Eleanor had three children:
Sarah
Amos
Nathaniel
After Eleanor's death He married Martha (Barker) Chappel on the 15th day of June, 1785 at Marblehead, Essex, Mass., together they had six children:
Francis Smith*
Palmer Bishop
Hepzibah
Harriet
Eleanor
Clarissa
Amos was a Revolutionary War veteran (including The Battle of Bunker Hill). Original family records indicate that Amos Bryant was buried at the "Old Town Commons" in Nelson, Cheshire, New Hampshire. There is no current information available as to a renaming of this cemetery.
Amos was the third of four children born to James and Sarah Bryant of Reading, Middlesex, Mass. He married Eleanor Morse on the 9th day of December, 1779.
He and Eleanor had three children:
Sarah
Amos
Nathaniel
After Eleanor's death He married Martha (Barker) Chappel on the 15th day of June, 1785 at Marblehead, Essex, Mass., together they had six children:
Francis Smith*
Palmer Bishop
Hepzibah
Harriet
Eleanor
Clarissa
Amos was a Revolutionary War veteran (including The Battle of Bunker Hill). Original family records indicate that Amos Bryant was buried at the "Old Town Commons" in Nelson, Cheshire, New Hampshire. There is no current information available as to a renaming of this cemetery.
He and Eleanor had three children:
Sarah
Amos
Nathaniel
After Eleanor's death He married Martha (Barker) Chappel on the 15th day of June, 1785 at Marblehead, Essex, Mass., together they had six children:
Francis Smith*
Palmer Bishop
Hepzibah
Harriet
Eleanor
Clarissa
Amos was a Revolutionary War veteran (including The Battle of Bunker Hill). Original family records indicate that Amos Bryant was buried at the "Old Town Commons" in Nelson, Cheshire, New Hampshire. There is no current information available as to a renaming of this cemetery.
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