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The Reddick Bryan FamilyBeginning with Reddick Bryan's birth in 1793, a timeline of events relating to the the Bryan family of Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
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Beginning with Reddick Bryan's birth in 1793, a timeline of events relating to the the Bryan family of Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
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Beginning with Reddick Bryan's birth in 1793, a timeline of events relating to the the Bryan family of Bienville Parish, Louisiana.
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The Reddick Bryan Family: 1818
http://www.thereddickbryanfamily.com/2012/10/1818.html
The Reddick Bryan Family. Bienville and Beyond, A Timeline. Slavery and the Bryan Family. Reddick Bryan was my great-great grandfather. I began this timeline in 1999, soon after contacting Dennis Bryant, an avid Bryant/Bryan researcher from Georgia, who found Reddick in Martin County, North Carolina. The following quote was found in a letter written by Dennis to Larry Martin, a great-grandson of Reddick Bryan. Wednesday, October 31, 2012. The trip from Reddick's home of Martin County, NC to Twiggs County...
The Reddick Bryan Family: 1820
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The Reddick Bryan Family. Bienville and Beyond, A Timeline. Slavery and the Bryan Family. Reddick Bryan was my great-great grandfather. I began this timeline in 1999, soon after contacting Dennis Bryant, an avid Bryant/Bryan researcher from Georgia, who found Reddick in Martin County, North Carolina. The following quote was found in a letter written by Dennis to Larry Martin, a great-grandson of Reddick Bryan. Thursday, November 15, 2012. However, the family of Elizabeth Regan and Joseph Regan was found ...
The Reddick Bryan Family: December 2012
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The Reddick Bryan Family. Bienville and Beyond, A Timeline. Slavery and the Bryan Family. Reddick Bryan was my great-great grandfather. I began this timeline in 1999, soon after contacting Dennis Bryant, an avid Bryant/Bryan researcher from Georgia, who found Reddick in Martin County, North Carolina. The following quote was found in a letter written by Dennis to Larry Martin, a great-grandson of Reddick Bryan. Thursday, December 20, 2012. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Moments in Time, A...
The Reddick Bryan Family: May 2012
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The Reddick Bryan Family. Bienville and Beyond, A Timeline. Slavery and the Bryan Family. Reddick Bryan was my great-great grandfather. I began this timeline in 1999, soon after contacting Dennis Bryant, an avid Bryant/Bryan researcher from Georgia, who found Reddick in Martin County, North Carolina. The following quote was found in a letter written by Dennis to Larry Martin, a great-grandson of Reddick Bryan. Wednesday, May 30, 2012. His wife is thought to be a Telitha or Lilitra as a first name was see...
The Reddick Bryan Family: 1817
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The Reddick Bryan Family. Bienville and Beyond, A Timeline. Slavery and the Bryan Family. Reddick Bryan was my great-great grandfather. I began this timeline in 1999, soon after contacting Dennis Bryant, an avid Bryant/Bryan researcher from Georgia, who found Reddick in Martin County, North Carolina. The following quote was found in a letter written by Dennis to Larry Martin, a great-grandson of Reddick Bryan. Wednesday, October 24, 2012. If so, how did he acquire the remaining 100 acres? Son of Reddick ...
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Slave Name Roll Project: A Negro Woman Named Rose | Bembry Roots
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Where the heck did we come from, anyway? Slave Name Roll Project: A Negro Woman Named Rose. March 7, 2015. Middot; by Kelly. I’ve done some more digging in William Miles Bembry’s estate file. And learned the following:. A woman named Rose. I have no idea why Rose would have been living elsewhere. Perhaps she had been “hired out,” a common practice at the time. She may have had some particular skill, such as cooking or dressmaking that made her valuable. And that all I know of the story of Rose. One thoug...
Civil War Stuff | Bembry Roots
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Where the heck did we come from, anyway? Category Archives: Civil War Stuff. Thomas N. Bembry Part II: The War Years. November 26, 2014. Middot; by Kelly. The Ghosts of Appomattox. November 19, 2014. Middot; by Kelly. In Civil War Stuff. Originally posted on Well, That Was Different. Some Pulaski County Confederates. June 25, 2010. Middot; by Kelly. In Civil War Stuff. I received this information which sorts out the military records of the two William Bembrys from Pulaski County, GA from a distant cousin...
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Where the heck did we come from, anyway? It seems we can’t find what you’re looking for. Perhaps searching can help. Follow Bembry Roots by Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Other Ways to Follow Bembry Roots. Follow Bembry Roots on WordPress.com. Bryan Family Tree Website. Bullard Family Tree Website. Lashley Family Tree Website. Opening Doors in Brick Walls. Slave Name Roll Project: The Younger Kenneth Bembry. Thomas N. Bembry, Part I.
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Where the heck did we come from, anyway? Slave Name Roll Project: The Younger Kenneth Bembry. March 18, 2015. Middot; by Kelly. Kenneth Bembry the scheming Tallahassee politician, had a namesake and nephew. This second Kenneth Bembry, nicknamed “Cannie,” was a son of John Bembry and first cousin to my ancestor Thomas N. Bembry. Kenneth served in the 63rd Georgia Infantry CSA and was killed at the battle of Gettysburg in 1863. An inventory of his estate […]. March 17, 2015. Middot; by Kelly. March 15, 2015.
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Slavery and the Bryan Family: Joseph Regan's Estate - Pulaski County, Georgia
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Slavery and the Bryan Family. Records of Slavery found in North Carolina, Georgia, and Louisiana. The Reddick Bryan Family. By W Darrell Overdyke, the Bryan plantation home was a two room dogtrot log cabin. I had hoped that the Bryans were benevolent slave owners, but have learned that not all were caring and compassionate. To the descendants of persons enslaved by the Bryan family, I hope that you will share your research and stories. Family groups. Most records cited were found in Northwest Louisia...
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Slavery and the Bryan Family: July 2013
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Slavery and the Bryan Family. Records of Slavery found in North Carolina, Georgia, and Louisiana. The Reddick Bryan Family. By W Darrell Overdyke, the Bryan plantation home was a two room dogtrot log cabin. I had hoped that the Bryans were benevolent slave owners, but have learned that not all were caring and compassionate. To the descendants of persons enslaved by the Bryan family, I hope that you will share your research and stories. Family groups. Most records cited were found in Northwest Louisia...
Biographies | Bembry Roots
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Where the heck did we come from, anyway? Miles Bembry Part II: 1800-1809. February 7, 2015. Middot; by Kelly. The 19th century starts off with yet another spelling of Bembry and a mystery. (Read part I of the story here.) Miles is found on the 1800 census of Bertie county. His name is transcribed as “Banbury” but in fact it looks like “Bembury” or “Bembery” to me. He is listed as owning 69 slaves, after owning […]. Miles Bembry Part 1: 1790-1799. February 3, 2015. Middot; by Kelly. January 9, 2015. After...
An Earlier Bembry? | Bembry Roots
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Where the heck did we come from, anyway? March 17, 2015. Middot; by Kelly. I recently visited the Local History room at the Arlington County public library just to see what might be available there. The area of North Carolina in which Miles Bembry lived was originally the Albemarle District of Virginia. Many of the residents came from what now call Virginia to North Carolina. So, I checked the indexes of a few books about early colonial Virginia for any mention of a Bembry. With that exact spelling.
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Slavery and the Bryan Family: February 2013
http://slaveryandthebryanfamily.blogspot.com/2013_02_01_archive.html
Slavery and the Bryan Family. Records of Slavery found in North Carolina, Georgia, and Louisiana. The Reddick Bryan Family. By W Darrell Overdyke, the Bryan plantation home was a two room dogtrot log cabin. I had hoped that the Bryans were benevolent slave owners, but have learned that not all were caring and compassionate. To the descendants of persons enslaved by the Bryan family, I hope that you will share your research and stories. Family groups. Most records cited were found in Northwest Louisia...
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The Reddick Bryan Family. Bienville and Beyond, A Timeline. Slavery and the Bryan Family. Reddick Bryan was my great-great grandfather. I began this timeline in 1999, soon after contacting Dennis Bryant, an avid Bryant/Bryan researcher from Georgia, who found Reddick in Martin County, North Carolina. The following quote was found in a letter written by Dennis to Larry Martin, a great-grandson of Reddick Bryan. Thursday, July 25, 2013. Later that year, on November 8, 1828, Reddick and his wife, Elizabeth,...
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