Col. Henry Hunter Bryan1,2,3

ID# 500, (1786 - 1835)
  • Father: Joseph Bryan3,4 b. 23 Sep 1742, d. 10 Aug 1807
  • Mother: Mary Hunter3,4 b. 28 Dec 1744, d. 10 Aug 1810
  • Born: 23 Feb 1786 in Martin Co., North Carolina.2,3,5
  • Married: Elizabeth Ann Averett 4 Dec 1804.6,4,3
  • Died: 7 May 1835 in Montgomery Co., Tennessee.2
Henry also appears in our Family History Section where there is much more information about him.

Children with Elizabeth Ann Averett:

  • Harriet Bryan7 b. abt 1807, d. 27 Nov 1817
  • Mary Malvina Bryan3,8 b. 10 Feb 1810, d. 22 Dec 1865
  • Marina Turner Bryan3,1,9 b. 18 Mar 1811, d. 7 Dec 1890
  • Henry Hunter Bryan Jr.3,10 b. abt 1812, d. abt 16 Dec 1878
  • Jessie Avritt Bryan3,11 b. 28 Dec 1815, d. 19 Jul 1843
  • Sarah Whimell Bryan3 b. abt 1818, d. 2 Aug 1855
  • Hariet Elizabeth Bryan3,12 b. abt 1822, d. 6 Mar 1875
  • Robert Allen Virginia Bryan3,10 b. 17 Oct 1822, d. 9 Apr 1897
  • Penelope Wealthy Bryan3 b. abt 1824, d. 7 Dec 1856

Citations

  1. "Death of Mrs. Cobb." Semi-Weekly Tobacco Leaf. Clarksville, Tennessee, 9 Dec 1890.
  2. Biographical Directory of the United States Congress. Online <http://bioguide.congress.gov/biosearch/biosearch.asp>.
  3. "Queries and Answers." The North Carolina Historical and Genealogical Register. Vol I, no. 4 (Oct 1900).
  4. Frederick A. Varkus, editor, The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy: First Families of America. 7 vols. Chicago: A. N. Marquis & Company, 1925-1942.
  5. Tennessee. Montgomery Co.. 1880 U.S. Census, population schedule. Micropublication T9-1273. Washington: National Archives.
  6. "Descendants Search." Online Daughters of the American Revolution.
  7. National Whig and Tennessee Advertiser. Nashville, Tennessee, 15 Dec 1817.
  8. Samuel William Simmons, The Pegrams of Virginiia and Descendants 1688 - 1984. Lakemont, Georgia: Copple House Books, 1985.
  9. The National Cyclopaedia of American Biography, being the History of the United States as Illustrated in the Lives of the Founders, Builders, and Defenders of the Republic.... Vol III. New York: James T. White & Company, 1900.
  10. Pat Swain. "Re: Terry." E-mail message. 25 Jul 2008.
  11. The Nashville Whig. Nashville, Tennessee, 27 Jul 1843.
  12. Clarksville Chronicle. Clarksville, Tennessee, 13 Mar 1875.