Jesse Bryant came from England. He married a Miss Turbeville, supposedly a sister of Rev. William Turbeville who came over about 1735.[1][2]
Place of death also reported as Marion, Marion, South Carolina, United States.[3]
Old Jesse had sons, William, Stephen and Jesse. Of these, William married Rebecca Miller; he lived and died some twenty-five or thirty years ago, on the road just above Ebenezer Church at the age of eighty-nine. Whether William, Stephen, or Jesse was the oldest, is not known. Jesse Bryant, son of the first Jesse, went West. [4]
Stephen Bryant was the father or grand-father of F. D. Bryant, Esq, of the Marion Bar. One of the daughters of the first Jesse was the wife of the late Charles Taylor.[5]
Thank you to Penny F for creating WikiTree profile Bryan-1404 through the import of Staton Family Tree .ged on Feb 3, 2013.
The WikiTree profiles Bryan-1412 and Bryan-1414 were created by Penny F through the import of Staton Family Tree .ged on Feb 3, 2013. Aside from member-submitted family trees from Ancestry.com, no source information was given.
The WikiTree profile Bryan-2440 was created by Brock Riggs through the import of Jennifer Riggs Family Tree.ged on Jan 18, 2015.
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It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Jesse by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known yDNA or mtDNA test-takers in his direct paternal or maternal line.
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Bryant-6457 and Bryan-1404 appear to represent the same person because: These are the same person, they have the same date statistics, birth and death location and same spouse. Some Bryant families dropped the t and used Bryan and sometimes it was the person recording the information.
Hello. I came across your line and I was looking at several people. I am connected to several of your people, and since many of the various families married and migrated together, along with being in each others Wills and Land Deeds; I am certain that we share the same lines of Bryan//Bryant/Briant. My GGG Grandfather was a witness to Jesse's Will, John Dew/Doe. I haven't exactly figured out who's brother or son he is, bit here is the family he fits into.
Bryan-1412 and Bryan-1404 appear to represent the same person because: same mother, same birth, based on the fact that the person married Martha, I believe it was a male
Hope it helps. Nice to "meet" you, Cousin. https://www.wikitree.com/genealogy/Dew-Family-Tree-437