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About MInqua Anny Bryant, Chicasaw
Avatar: Will Main Question: What were these Chicasaw doing in Johnson County? Answer: It's a long story at the bottom on this Overview, mostly Rev War service that had them in Ky earlier getting away from the Spanish who wanted to enslave them.
Biography
MInqua Anny Bryant, Chicasaw was born circa 1754 in Yadkin Valley area VA/NC . Her parents were Mingo Needham Bryan/t and Edith (Smith) Bryan - Folsom.
Anny married Cannon Cumbo, Sr., Patriot & Shikori Lumbee circa 1774 in North Carolina. Together they had the following children: Solomon Cumbo / - Shikori; Stephen Cumbo; Virgina Cumbo; Aaron Cumbo; James Cumbaa; Elisha Cumbo; Mary Cumbo.
She died in 1808 in Bertie Co, NC .
SNP Autosomal Claimants since 2016 have seen more than 10 kits matching on the same segment of the same chromosome who can show a paper trail, by will to this person and who have worked through their cousin distances apart from other Cumbo cousins. Participant Leader: Tery Kempf
Chicasaw in NC to escape being sold into slavery by Spanish Nuevo Espania. Below in a will, in item number 5, Edith Smith Bryan Folsom gives her daughter Edith Folsom, five shillings. Edith Smith Bryan Folsom’s daughter, Edith, married Capt. Israel Folsom of Cumberland County, NC. Col. Ebenezer Folsom, Captain Israel Folsom's dad, was married to Elizabeth Lanier before he married Edith Smith Bryan (widow). Step sibs: Edith and Israel married. Capt. Israel Folsom was Col. Ebenezer's and Elizabeth Lanier's oldest son. This Edith Folsom is the wife of Capt. Israel Folsom, mother of Edith Bryan DAWSON, grandmother of Martha Burell DAWSON, g grandmother of George Folsom Goodwin. Documents Pitt County, North Carolina, 1750-1800 Edith Folsom?s Will 29 July 1791 pbt. 1793 [ She married first ___ Bryan ( Needham? William? ) and then Ebenezer Folsom, a saddler, who owned land in Pitt County around 1761. She had no children by Mr. Folsom ]
In the name of God, Amen. I, Edith Folsom, of the County of Johnston in the State of North Carolina, being in perfect health and of sound mind and memory, blessed be to God, do this day make and publish this my last will and testament in the manner following, that is to say:
l. Item: I give and bequeath to my beloved son, William Bryan, the sum of five shillings current money to him and his heirs and assigns. 2. Item: I give and bequeath to my beloved son, Samuel Bryan, five shillings current money to him and his heirs and assigns. 3. I give to my beloved son, Needham Bryan, two Negroes, namely Pollidore and Filles, one breeding mare by the name of Junis, one feather-bed and furniture and three cows and calves, two heifers, to him and his heirs and assigns. 4. Item: I give to my beloved daughter, Barbara Marcy five shillings current money to her and her assigns. 5. Item: I give to my beloved daughter, Edith Folsom, five shillings current money to her and her assigns. 6. Item: I give to my beloved daughter, Selah Watkins, five shillings current money, to her and her assigns. 7. Item: I give to my beloved daughter, Elizabeth Alford, five shillings current money, to her and her heirs and assigns. 8. I give to my beloved daughter, Esther Bryan, five shillings current money to her and her heirs and assigns. 9. I give and bequeath to my beloved daughter, Ann Bryan, one feather bed and furniture, two cows and calves, and heifer, to her and her heirs and assigns; and all the rest and residue of my goods and chattels after all my just debts and funeral charges being paid, between my two youngest children, Needham and ANNY BRYAN; and I do constitute my loving brother, Samuel Smith, Executor of this my will and testament, utterly revoking all other and former wills and bequests made by me. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 29th day of July, 1791.
Edith Folsom (Seal) Witnesses: Edwin Smith, Zilphia Smith, Karen Smith.Distant cousin - matching family of the relations to Eff Bryant (B-M181) and John J. Jones (25 Dec 1843 - 2 May 1928) - ydna back to Angola. See SNP and STR on Bryant and Lumbee FTDNA projects. See Media Section for screen shot of the ydna connection.
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MInqua Anny Bryant, Chicasaw's Timeline
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Yadkin Valley area VA/NC
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Brunswick County, North Carolina, United States
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