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James A Bryson

Birth29 Feb 1860 - Henderson, now Transylvania, North Carolina, USA
Death30 May 1925 - Piedmont, South Carolina, USA
MotherNancy Adeline Hollingsworth
FatherSeaborn Hugh Bryson

Born in Henderson, now Transylvania, North Carolina, USA on 29 Feb 1860 to Seaborn Hugh Bryson and Nancy Adeline Hollingsworth. James A Bryson married Caldonia "Callie" Davis and had 10 children. He passed away on 30 May 1925 in Piedmont, South Carolina, USA.

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Seaborn Hugh Bryson
1822 - 1897
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Nancy Adeline Hollingsworth
1828 - 1899
Spouse(s)
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Caldonia "Callie" Davis
1861 - 1939
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Elizabeth "Lizzy" Duckworth
1869 - 1921
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Delia O Bryson
1911 - 1917
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Lille Bryson
1892 - Unknown
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Harry William Bryson
1907 - 2004
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John Bryson
1897 - Unknown
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Theodocia Bryson
1887 - 1969
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Jeanette Violett Bryson
1904 - 1981
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Sallie Ann Bryson
1882 - 1943
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John Davis Bryson
1889 - 1939
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Herbert Bryson
1884 - Unknown
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William Ward Bryson
1892 - 1960

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