Frances Seth Cythia Bryant

Parents also seen as Capt. George Anderson

Biography

Not the same as Seth Anderson / Blake who is an earlier generation

Frances Seth (Anderson) Bryant was born circa 1700 in South River, Prince George, Maryland, Colonial America. Her parents are seen as Jacob Anderson & Seth Harrison. Parents also seen as George Anderson (son of David Anderson & Elizabeth Sturman) & an unknown woman.

Frances married Dr. Richard Bryant, III circa 1729 in King George, Virginia, United States. Together they had the following children:
Rosanna (Bryan) Banks; Lucy (Bryan) Wilkerson; Margaret (Bryant) Owens; Richard Bryan; Anderson Bryan.

She died in 1748 in Prince George's, Maryland, United States.

References

• https://www.colonial-settlers-md-va.us/getperson.php?personID=I1149...

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The daughters of Thomas Harrison and his wife are thought have been:

1. “Ann” Harrison (or Daughter 1) (circa 1668) possibly married George Short who is said to be the father of Seth/Sythia Elizabeth Short (born c1678) who married Thomas Harrison (1665-1746), son of Col. Burr Harrison (born 1637). If this is correct, Seth Short married her mother’s first cousin. Most family trees online show Seth or Sithia Elizabeth Short as a daughter of George Short and unknown first wife. One shows her (born April 1674 in Charles Co., MD., d.13 Aug 1746 Stafford Co., VA.) as a daughter of George Short (1649-1718 St. Mary's, MD) and wife Martha Ann Barnes (1650-1718), daughter of Henry Barnes and Suzanna.

2. Seth Harrison born circa 1670 (by 1671) who married Jacob Anderson, the son of David Anderson and wife Elizabeth, the widow of John Hallowes who had owned Burr Harrison’s indenture. Their daughter was Seth Anderson who married Dr. Richard Bryant.

3. Margaret Harrison (circa 1672) who married Moses Linton and had a daughter Seth Linton who married Moses Quarles.

4. Daughter 4 (born circa 1676, died by 1716) married Robert Blake and had (1) Seth Blake (born circa 1695) who married first Henry Lucas and second John Summers; (2) Benjamin Blake; and (3) John Blake