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North Carolina John Bryan 1 male 26-45 2 females -10 1 female 10-16 1 female 26-45 91. John Bryan Jr. (John 6 , Morgan III 5 , Morgan II 4 , Morgan I (Capt.) 3 , William (Capt.) 2 , John Sr. (Capt.) 1 ) was born in 1751 in Rowan County, North Carolina and died in Aug 1781 in Rowan County, North Carolina at age 30. John married Rebecca Oreton, daughter of James Oreton and Jane Bryan, on 26 Aug 1774 in Rowan County, North Carolina. Rebecca was born in 1753 in Rowan County, North Carolina and died before 1830 in Rowan County, North Carolina. (Duplicate Line. See Person 83) 92. Jane Bryan (John 6 , Morgan III 5 , Morgan II 4 , Morgan I (Capt.) 3 , William (Capt.) 2 , John Sr. (Capt.) 1 ) was born in 1754 in Rowan County, North Carolina and died before 1810 in Rowan County, North Carolina. Noted events in her life were: • Information: 1754, Rowan County, North Carolina. Jane and John were 2nd cousins. Jane married John Oreton, son of James Oreton and Jane Bryan, on 26 May 1770 in Rowan County, North Carolina. John was born in 1745 in Perth Amboy, Burlington County, New Jersey and died before 1810 in Rowan County, North Carolina. Noted events in his life were: • Information: 1745, Perth Amboy, Burlington County, New Jersey. John and Jane were 2nd cousins. (Duplicate Line. See Person 81) 93. Jannett Bryan (John 6 , Morgan III 5 , Morgan II 4 , Morgan I (Capt.) 3 , William (Capt.) 2 , John Sr. (Capt.) 1 ) was born in 1763 in Rowan County, North Carolina and died before 1810 in Rowan County, North Carolina. Jannett married Joseph Oreton, son of James Oreton and Jane Bryan, on 2 Sep 1780 in Rowan County, North Carolina. Joseph was born in 1758 in Rowan County, North Carolina and died in 1807 in Rowan County, North Carolina at age 49. (Duplicate Line. See Person 85) 94. Samuel Bryan (William 6 , Morgan III 5 , Morgan II 4 , Morgan I (Capt.) 3 , William (Capt.) 2 , John Sr. (Capt.) 1 ) was born on 6 May 1756 in Rowan County, North Carolina and died on 4 Mar 1837 in Marion County, Indiana at age 80. 98
Noted events in his life were: • Revolutionary War: Pension Application, 18 Aug 1832, Marion County, Illinois. Pension Application of Samuel Bryan W9366 Transcribed and annotated by C. Leon Harris [Punctuation partly corrected.] State of Indiana - Marion County SS On this Eighteenth day of August 1832, personally appeared in open Court, before John C. Hume the sole Judge of the Probate Court in and for the County aforesaid, now sitting, Samuel Bryan a resident of the said County of Marion, Indiana, aged seventy six years who being first duly sworn according to law, doth, on his oath, make the following declaration, in order to obtain the benefit of the act of Congress passed June 7, 1832. That he entered the service of the United States under the following named officers, and served as herein stated; he enlisted in Rowan County North Carolina, where he had been raised & then resided, about the last of July 1777. to serve for six months with the Virginia State troops under Capt. William Bayley Smith [William Bailey Smith] who was then on his way to Kentucky with about 40 men to be stationed as a guard at Boonsborrough [sic: Boonesborough in present Clark County]. John Holder was the Lieutenant of the Company, but the names of the other officers are not now recollected. A few days after this applicant enlisted he was marched under the said Capt. Smith for Kentucky, crossing the Yadkin river at Scritchfields ford, and New river at Wallings[?] Bottom, whence they marched up Elk Creek [probably the one in present Grayson County VA] passing over the Iron Mountain [Iron Mountains] to the South Fork of the Holston, thence, down said river to a place called the Block house [at Bristol, later the site of Fort Shelby], from which passing through the Cumberland gap where they took Boon's [sic: Daniel Boone's] old trace which they pursued to Boonsborrough, and they were stationed as a part of the guard for the Fort at that place, & remaining there until discharged which was about the last of Dec'r following the date of this applicant's enlistment, whence he returned home to Rowan Cty. N.C. having been in the service about five months to the best of his recollection. This applicant states that he was in no engagement during this term of service, nor was he in company with any regular soldiers - In the year 1778 there was a requisition by law for regular continental soldiers, for the raising of which the Militia were classed, this applicant being classed with five other men, bore his proportionable part in hiring a substitute to serve in the regular army for three years In March 1779 the said Bryan states that he removed from North Carolina to Kentucky, where he arrived in April, and in July following enrolled himself under Cpt. John Holder his former Lieut. afterward Col. (who then commanded Boons Station [sic: Boone's Station near Boonesborough] and continued as a guard until July 1780, when, in the latter part of the month he volunteered under Capt. William Hogan to march on an expedition against the Shawnees Indians in a regiment of Virginia Militia commanded by Col. Benjamin Logan who marched his regiment from Boon Station to the mouth of Licking where he was joined by Genl. G. R. Clark who had ascended the Ohio river from Louisville with about 300 regular troops of the Virginia line and about 400 Va. Militia under the command of Col Linn. Genl. Clark crossed the Ohio river where Cincinnati now is & encamped at that place [1 Aug]. the next morning we marched for the Shawnees Towns, and on arriving at old Chilicothe [sic: Chillicothe] the place was found in flames, having been fired by the Indians on the approach of Genl Clark [see note below]. This applicant states that after having remained at the last mentioned place about one day and a half, and destroyed the corn of the Indians, they marched for the Piqua Town on Mad river [and other tributaries of Great Miami River in Ohio] 99
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Bryan Family Descendants © Copyrig
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Descendants of Capt. John Bryan Sr.
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• Information: 1623, Milltown Mal
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died on 9 Feb 1732 in Charleston, S
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17. Margaret Bryan (William (Capt.)
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Thomas married Eleanor Wright. Elea
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County, Virginia and died after 171
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Children from this marriage were: 3
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Children from this marriage were: 5
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1651 in Isle Of Wight County, Virgi
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Joyner, William 100 Acres - Cooper
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35. John Bryan (Thomas Sr. 3 , Will
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