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About Edward Bryan
https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/139746172/edward-bryan
From https://wc.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=7213&id=I05302
EDWARD BRYAN son of JOHN BRYAN born ca 1660-63 married ca 1685 CHRISTIAN COUNCIL, daughter of HODGES COUNCIL. The marriage is proven by her father's Will. They had the following children, proved by Wills and Deeds, for there is no extant Will or Administration for EDWARD BRYAN:
- JOHN,
- LEWIS,
- EDWARD,
- HARDY,
- COUNCIL whom tradition states drowned as a young man,
- daughter MARY who married Thomas McClendon and JOHN BUSH
[see Will, Grimes p. 151]
Profile Pix - Bryan Plantations in Isle of Wight. Neighbors were the Vicks, Council, Johnson, and Joyners close by and farther were the Williams of the Nottoway and the Lawrence and Stricklands.
Need proof of any children other than those listed below:
EDWARD BRIAN son of JOHN BRIAN born ca 1660-63 married ca 1685 CHRISTIAN COUNCIL, daughter of HODGES COUNCIL.The marriage is proven by her father's Will.They had the following children, proved by Wills and Deeds, for there is no extant Will or Administration for EDWARD BRIAN:JOHN, LEWIS, EDWARD, HARDY,COUNCIL whom tradition states drowned as a young man, daughter MARY who married Thomas McClendon and JOHN BUSH [see Will, Grimes p. 151]
DISCOVERY IN PAMLICO COUNTY, N.C.
While logging just off Muddy Landing Road (Scott's Store Road) in the Scottstown area near Goose Creek in Pamlico County in March of this year, William Cahoon uncovered a 600 to 800 pound granite slab from an abandoned cemetery. The information on this huge stone reads:
Edward Bryan, Born in London 1663, Emigrated to Nansemond County, Virginia 1690, Moved to Craven County 1700 -- Died 1739.
Christiana, his wife dau. of Hodges Council, died 1743.
"Discovery in Pamlico County, North Carolina...[found]in the Scotttstown area near Goose Creek in Pamlico County...a 600 to 800 pound granite slab from an abandoned cemetery. [inscription reads] "Edward Bryan, Born in London 1663, Emigrated to Nansemond County, Virginia 1690, Moved to Craven County 1700. Died 1739. Christiana, his wife, daughter of Hodges Council died 1743." [North Carolina Genealogical Society "News" vol 17#3, page 30]
DISCOVERY IN PAMLICO COUNTY, N.C. While logging just off Muddy Landing Road (Scott's Store Road) in the Scottstown aread near Goose Creek in Pamlico County in March of this year, William Cahoon uncovered a 600 to 800 pound granite slab from an abandoned cemetery. The information on this huge stone reads:
Edward Bryan, Born in London 1663, Emigrated to Nansemond County, Virginia 1690, Moved to Craven County 1700 -- Died 1739. Christiana, his wife dau. of Hodges Council, died 1743.
This impressive headstone and the headstone of William B. Perkins (d.1853) are the only two headstones bearing the inscriptions in this cemetery. However, there appear to be at least ten other burial sites marked with ballast stones.
[from THE PAMLICO NEWS, Vol. 26, No.12, March 24, 1993, in an article by Nancy Winfrey] http://www.genealogy.com/ftm/s/p/i/Christy-Spires-1/WEBSITE-0001/UH...
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From one of the documents ...
"Discovery in Pamlico County, North Carolina...[found]in the Scotttstown area near Goose Creek in Pamlico County...a 600 to 800 pound granite slab from an abandoned cemetery. [inscription reads] "Edward Bryan, Born in London 1663, Emigrated to Nansemond County, Virginia 1690, Moved to Craven County 1700. Died 1739. Christiana, his wife, daughter of Hodges Council died 1743." [North Carolina Genealogical Society "News" vol 17#3, page 30]
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Edward Bryan's Timeline
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June 1, 1661
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia, Colonial America
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1671
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Isle, Virginia, United States
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June 2, 1686
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia, United States
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Isle of Wight County, Virginia, USA
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