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Catherine Bryan (Morgan)

Also Known As: "Catherine", "Bryant Lady Catherine Morgan and Lady Catherine Morgan", "Countess Ormond"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: County Clare, Munster, Ireland
Death: June 01, 1680 (76-77)
Gloucester County, Province of Virginia
Place of Burial: Gloucester County, Virginia, United States of America
Immediate Family:

Daughter of N.N. and N.N.
Wife of William Smith Bryan
Mother of Thomas Bryan, Sr; Morgan Bryant, I; Henry Bryant; Catherine Bryan; John “Smith” Bryan, of Nansemond and 8 others

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About Catherine Bryan

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/185667231/catherine-bryan

Sir Thomas Morgan of Llanryhmny did not have a daughter named Catherine: https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Morgan-21065

Catherine Bryan (Morgan)

Husband: William Smith Bryan

Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 7Lineage page 105

WILLIAM SMITH BRYAN was a landholder in Ireland, County Clare, at the time of the British invasion under CROMWELL, and for taking the side of Ireland was transported as a ?rebellious subject,? in 1650, to the American Colonies, with his family, goods and chattels, consisting of a ship load. He settled in Gloucester County, Virginia; he had eleven sons. Morgan BRYAN, who was in Norfolk County in 1693, was probably one of these sons. Francis BRYAN, the oldest son, returned to Ireland, in 1677, and endcavored to recover his hereditary titles and estates, but was so greatly persecuted by the English Government that he sought refuge in Denmark. After a few years he returned to Ireland. His oldest son Morgan was born in Denmark. It is believed that William BRYAN, b. in 1685, was also his son. William BRYAN and his wife, Margaret, lived at Ballyroney, County Down, Ireland. They were Presbyterians. The town of Bryansford near by is said to have been named for some of his family. William and Margaret BRYAN one day sent their little son John into the woods to cut a stick to make a handle for a book used in weaving, and he was arrested for poaching. After much trouble and [p.105] expense the father got him clear and immediately sailed for America, where, he said, timber was free and there were no constables. This was in the year 1718. William BRYAN and family settled in New Jersey or Pennsylvania. (From Bryan-Akers Family by Jesse BRYAN.

References

Catherine Morgan Birth 1604 in Claire, Ireland Death 1 Jun 1680 in Gloucester, Gloucester, Virginia, United States

Spouse & Children William Smith Bryan 1600 – 1667 Francis Bryan 1630 – 1693

Timeline 1604 Birth Claire, Ireland 1631 Age: 27 Marriage to William Smith Bryan Claire, Ireland 1680 1 Jun Age: 76 Death Gloucester, Gloucester, Virginia, United States

https://books.google.com/books?id=wZiSDwAAQBAJ&pg=PT79&lpg=PT79&dq=...

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Bryan-1227

http://www.bmgen.com/document/pdf/Notable_Southern_Families_Vol_II.pdf

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Catherine Bryan's Timeline

1603
June 1603
County Clare, Munster, Ireland
1619
June 2, 1619
Clare, County Clare, Ireland
1620
1620
1621
June 1, 1621
Milltown Malbay, Clare, Munster, Ireland
1623
1623
Claire, Ireland
1624
1624
Milltown Malbay, Clare, Munster, Ireland
1625
1625
County Claire, Ireland
1626
June 1, 1626
Down, County Clare, Ireland
1627
1627
County Clare, Ireland