Morgan Bryan - Disputed origins

So are all the sources and information below are null and void as well? Sources needed before that?

MORGAN BRYAN, Pennsylvania - Virginia - North Carolina
Sir Francis Bryan 1490 - 1550
Sir Francis Bryan II In Ireland
William Smith Bryan In Virginia 1650
Francis Bryan 1630 – 1694
His sons
Morgan Bryan 1671 - 1763, age 92 yrs.
William Bryan 1685 - 1789, age 104 yrs.

References - McKenzie's Colonial Families, Vol. 6.
Bryan-Boone History - Dr. J. D. Bryan.
A Short Genealogy of the Bryan Family - Henry W. Bryan.
Augusta County, Virginia Records, 3 Vols. - Chalkley.
Shenandoah Valley Pioneers - Cartmell.
Conquest of the Old Southwest - Archibald Henderson.
State and Colonial Records of North Carolina.
Draper Mss. Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison.
Shearer-Aker Ms. (Pamphlet) Cincinnati Library.
Pension Statement of Samuel Bryan.
Memoirs of the Rev, John Gano (New York 1806) Stephen Gano.

Also this... I cannot find exact link. At your convenience. Appreciate the help.

Waveland History Cooper's articles,will Rowan County, North Carolina Will Book. Caroline Cradle p30 Wilkes History Va Magazine and History

Adding other profiles of the descent I am talking about*

Francis Bryan, {possibly fictional}

It does show Francis as an Uncle

Sir Francis Bryan, KB, ‘The Vicar of Hell’

His Fathers line to me

https://www.geni.com/path/Annber-Collins+is+related+to+Sir-Thomas-B...

I knew the Boone married four times into the American Bryan line. I just found out they married a few times into the Forbe/Forbis via Morgan'l Bryans children and their children's children. Seems everyone just needs to be out in their right spot but that will take awhile.