Mary Simpson Bibble Bryan is the daughter of Colonel Samuel Simpson Biddle 1811-1872 and Mary Bryan Williams 1819-1843; the wife of Dr. James Pettigrew Bryan. Dr. Bryan is the son of John Heritage Bryan 1798-1870 and Mary Williams Shepard 1801 – 1881.
Husband:
Name: James Pettigrew Bryan
Enlistment Date: 30 Aug 1862
Rank at enlistment: Surgeon
State Served: North Carolina
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record:
Commissioned an officer in Company S, North Carolina 4th Infantry Regiment on 30 Aug 1862.Mustered out on 15 May 1863.
Sources: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster
Father of husband information John Bryan:
1798 New Bern Craven County N.C. to 1870 Raleigh Wake County N.C.
A distinguished lawyer and prominent in his generation. He was born in New Bern in 1798, graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1815, was a member of the State Senate of North Carolina in 1823 and 1824, represented his district in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Congresses at Washington, declined re-election,and located in Raleigh
where he practiced his profession. John H. Bryan was twenty-seven years of age when he entered the Federal Congress, and had the distinction of being the youngest member of that body during the presidency of John Quincy Adams.
His mother Mary William Shepard was born 1-21-1801 in New Bern Craven County N.C. and died on 7-13-1881 in Raleigh Wake County N.C.
Her Father:
Samuel Simpson Biddle born 1-28-1811 Craven County N.C. and died on 11-29-1872 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
@Roster of North Carolina troops in the war between the states
Samuel S. Biddle @Craven County 1st Sergeant 2-27-62; 2nd lieutenant 7-2-62; 1st lieutenant 9-4-63 and made Captain 8-10-64.
Her Mother:
Mary Elizabeth (Powell) Biddle born 12-1-1824 in N.C. and died on 12-19- 1898 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
Children:
1)Laura Bryan Griswold
Birth: Jun. 9, 1864
Death: Jun. 29, 1921
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052361
Married to William Joseph Griswold
Birth: Aug. 10, 1858
Death: Mar. 15, 1925
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052337
Grand Children:
William Shepard Griswold 3-21-1891 to 10-10-1961 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052641
James Bryan Griswold 8-18-1889 to 8-22-1889 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052425
Mary Bryan Griswold Fleming 9-29-1893 to 12-8-1972 Find A Grave Memorial# 61987876
2) Helen Bryan born around 1868 not much information on her only in 1880 us census for their father
Husband:
Name: James Pettigrew Bryan
Enlistment Date: 30 Aug 1862
Rank at enlistment: Surgeon
State Served: North Carolina
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record:
Commissioned an officer in Company S, North Carolina 4th Infantry Regiment on 30 Aug 1862.Mustered out on 15 May 1863.
Sources: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster
Father of husband information John Bryan:
1798 New Bern Craven County N.C. to 1870 Raleigh Wake County N.C.
A distinguished lawyer and prominent in his generation. He was born in New Bern in 1798, graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1815, was a member of the State Senate of North Carolina in 1823 and 1824, represented his district in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Congresses at Washington, declined re-election,and located in Raleigh
where he practiced his profession. John H. Bryan was twenty-seven years of age when he entered the Federal Congress, and had the distinction of being the youngest member of that body during the presidency of John Quincy Adams.
His mother Mary William Shepard was born 1-21-1801 in New Bern Craven County N.C. and died on 7-13-1881 in Raleigh Wake County N.C.
Her Father:
Samuel Simpson Biddle born 1-28-1811 Craven County N.C. and died on 11-29-1872 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
@Roster of North Carolina troops in the war between the states
Samuel S. Biddle @Craven County 1st Sergeant 2-27-62; 2nd lieutenant 7-2-62; 1st lieutenant 9-4-63 and made Captain 8-10-64.
Her Mother:
Mary Elizabeth (Powell) Biddle born 12-1-1824 in N.C. and died on 12-19- 1898 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
Children:
1)Laura Bryan Griswold
Birth: Jun. 9, 1864
Death: Jun. 29, 1921
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052361
Married to William Joseph Griswold
Birth: Aug. 10, 1858
Death: Mar. 15, 1925
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052337
Grand Children:
William Shepard Griswold 3-21-1891 to 10-10-1961 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052641
James Bryan Griswold 8-18-1889 to 8-22-1889 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052425
Mary Bryan Griswold Fleming 9-29-1893 to 12-8-1972 Find A Grave Memorial# 61987876
2) Helen Bryan born around 1868 not much information on her only in 1880 us census for their father
Mary Simpson Bibble Bryan is the daughter of Colonel Samuel Simpson Biddle 1811-1872 and Mary Bryan Williams 1819-1843; the wife of Dr. James Pettigrew Bryan. Dr. Bryan is the son of John Heritage Bryan 1798-1870 and Mary Williams Shepard 1801 – 1881.
Husband:
Name: James Pettigrew Bryan
Enlistment Date: 30 Aug 1862
Rank at enlistment: Surgeon
State Served: North Carolina
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record:
Commissioned an officer in Company S, North Carolina 4th Infantry Regiment on 30 Aug 1862.Mustered out on 15 May 1863.
Sources: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster
Father of husband information John Bryan:
1798 New Bern Craven County N.C. to 1870 Raleigh Wake County N.C.
A distinguished lawyer and prominent in his generation. He was born in New Bern in 1798, graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1815, was a member of the State Senate of North Carolina in 1823 and 1824, represented his district in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Congresses at Washington, declined re-election,and located in Raleigh
where he practiced his profession. John H. Bryan was twenty-seven years of age when he entered the Federal Congress, and had the distinction of being the youngest member of that body during the presidency of John Quincy Adams.
His mother Mary William Shepard was born 1-21-1801 in New Bern Craven County N.C. and died on 7-13-1881 in Raleigh Wake County N.C.
Her Father:
Samuel Simpson Biddle born 1-28-1811 Craven County N.C. and died on 11-29-1872 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
@Roster of North Carolina troops in the war between the states
Samuel S. Biddle @Craven County 1st Sergeant 2-27-62; 2nd lieutenant 7-2-62; 1st lieutenant 9-4-63 and made Captain 8-10-64.
Her Mother:
Mary Elizabeth (Powell) Biddle born 12-1-1824 in N.C. and died on 12-19- 1898 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
Children:
1)Laura Bryan Griswold
Birth: Jun. 9, 1864
Death: Jun. 29, 1921
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052361
Married to William Joseph Griswold
Birth: Aug. 10, 1858
Death: Mar. 15, 1925
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052337
Grand Children:
William Shepard Griswold 3-21-1891 to 10-10-1961 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052641
James Bryan Griswold 8-18-1889 to 8-22-1889 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052425
Mary Bryan Griswold Fleming 9-29-1893 to 12-8-1972 Find A Grave Memorial# 61987876
2) Helen Bryan born around 1868 not much information on her only in 1880 us census for their father
Husband:
Name: James Pettigrew Bryan
Enlistment Date: 30 Aug 1862
Rank at enlistment: Surgeon
State Served: North Carolina
Survived the War?: Yes
Service Record:
Commissioned an officer in Company S, North Carolina 4th Infantry Regiment on 30 Aug 1862.Mustered out on 15 May 1863.
Sources: North Carolina Troops 1861-65, A Roster
Father of husband information John Bryan:
1798 New Bern Craven County N.C. to 1870 Raleigh Wake County N.C.
A distinguished lawyer and prominent in his generation. He was born in New Bern in 1798, graduated from the University of North Carolina in 1815, was a member of the State Senate of North Carolina in 1823 and 1824, represented his district in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Congresses at Washington, declined re-election,and located in Raleigh
where he practiced his profession. John H. Bryan was twenty-seven years of age when he entered the Federal Congress, and had the distinction of being the youngest member of that body during the presidency of John Quincy Adams.
His mother Mary William Shepard was born 1-21-1801 in New Bern Craven County N.C. and died on 7-13-1881 in Raleigh Wake County N.C.
Her Father:
Samuel Simpson Biddle born 1-28-1811 Craven County N.C. and died on 11-29-1872 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
@Roster of North Carolina troops in the war between the states
Samuel S. Biddle @Craven County 1st Sergeant 2-27-62; 2nd lieutenant 7-2-62; 1st lieutenant 9-4-63 and made Captain 8-10-64.
Her Mother:
Mary Elizabeth (Powell) Biddle born 12-1-1824 in N.C. and died on 12-19- 1898 in New Bern Craven County N.C.
Children:
1)Laura Bryan Griswold
Birth: Jun. 9, 1864
Death: Jun. 29, 1921
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052361
Married to William Joseph Griswold
Birth: Aug. 10, 1858
Death: Mar. 15, 1925
Buried: Maplewood Cemetery in Durham, Durham County, North Carolina
Find A Grave Memorial# 67052337
Grand Children:
William Shepard Griswold 3-21-1891 to 10-10-1961 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052641
James Bryan Griswold 8-18-1889 to 8-22-1889 Find A Grave Memorial# 67052425
Mary Bryan Griswold Fleming 9-29-1893 to 12-8-1972 Find A Grave Memorial# 61987876
2) Helen Bryan born around 1868 not much information on her only in 1880 us census for their father
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