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Thomas Jefferson Bryan

Birth1794 - Craven County, North Carolina
Death1840 - Twiggs County, Georgia
MotherPenelope Dinah Blackshear
FatherEdward K. Bryan

Born in Craven County, North Carolina on 1794 to Edward K. Bryan and Penelope Dinah Blackshear. Thomas Jefferson Bryan married Nancy (slave) and had 6 children. He passed away on 1840 in Twiggs County, Georgia.

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Edward K. Bryan
1764 - 1825
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Penelope Dinah Blackshear
1773 - 1839
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Nancy (Slave)
1825 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Martin
1816 - Unknown
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Charles J Bryant
1837 - 1903
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Lucious Bryant
1836 - 1860
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Algie Bryant
1837 - Unknown
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Alexander Bryant
1840 - 1924
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Luther Bryan
Unknown - Unknown
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Charles J Bryan
1836 - Unknown

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