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John Bryan
(dates inferred being no primary documentation found yet)
b. 1755 USA; d. 1818 , Kentucky, USA
John BRYAN. Born:
17 Sep 1797 he married Elizabeth HINKLE in Surry Co NC. Born in 1776 in Rowan Co NC. They had the following children:
Elizabeth (1798- 1852)
Joseph (1800-1850)
Alice (1805-1889)
Charles Hinkle (1807-1885) -> descendents
John Wesley Bryan (1810- 1878)
https://alvispat.wordpress.com/bryan-joseph-of-pa-va-rowan-co-nc-br...
The Bryan family of Bryan Station along side the Boone family and others pioneered settlements in North Carolina and Kentucky known as the Bryan Settlements.
"My grandfather, John Bryan, was born in North Carolina, He had one brother, Joseph, who was two years older than himself, and had five or six sisters; one of whom was named Rebecca who became the wife of Daniel Boone, the famous frontiersman." - William Cazier Bryan
Bryan Family History: https://familysearch.org/photos/artifacts/2049568
"My grandmother, Elizabeth Hinkle Bryan, was the daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Hinkle of North Carolina. Grandfather John Bryan and Grandmother Elizabeth Hinkle Bryan had children as follows:
Elizabeth, born in 1798; Joseph, born Nov. 30th, 1800; Alice, born Feb. 13, 1805; Charles Hinkle (my father), born Dec. 14, 1807; John, born Dec 4th, 1810.
Elizabeth and Joseph were born at Bryan Station; all of the other children were born at Bryan’s Farm, in Jefferson County, now Oldham County, Kentucky.
I have never been very interested in genealogy, and therefore made little effort to trace my ancestry. After I have written this narrative, if I ever have time, I may try to find out where more of us came from and where we have scattered about." William Cazier Bryan Nephi, Utah February 7th 1931 "To my beloved children:..."
John Bryan Son of Joseph H. Bryan, I (1720-1805) 14,000 acres at Floyds's Fork, Shelby County, Kentucky.
yDna R-Y4010 from the Irish cluster L-226 Douglas Gregory Bryan states: It is my understanding that the descendants of John Bryan are not descended from Morgan nor a son of Joseph and Alice. John Bryan, the father of Charles Hinkle Bryan, is the correct profile. The other should be removed from parents.Seems there are two different Bryan branches claiming this John Bryan. Can we split them into two separate profiles because it is distorting the Y DNA information along my line on our Geni Profiles? It says we are R-BY32723 while my DNA testing shows me to actually be R-Y4010 from the Irish cluster L-226..
<p>[34041.ged.FTW]</p><p><p></p></p><p><p>List in will as the youngest son.</p></p><p><p>[29819.ged]</p></p><p><p></p></p><p>Youngest son of Joseph Bryan and Aylee.</p>
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1753
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Farmington, Davie County, North Carolina, United States
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1798 |
1798
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1800 |
1800
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1805 |
February 1805
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1807 |
December 14, 1807
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Fayette County, Kentucky, United States
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1810 |
December 14, 1810
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1818 |
1818
Age 65
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Floyds Fork, Kentucky, United States
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