PFC US Army. Killed in action 03/28/1945 in Goupen, Germany. Husband of Ruth Bryant. Brother of Lucile Bryant Waters. Obituary in Spartanburg (SC)Herald-Journal, 05/12/1945 on page 1. Initially listed as MIA. Confirmed dead on V-E Day. He was born August 28, 1918 in Spartanburg County, SC. His Father was WILLIAM EDWARD BRYANT and PEARL ELIZABETH MASSEBEAU BRYANT, both buried in Liberty United Methodist Church Cemetery, Whitney, Spartanburg Co., SC.
His obituary appears in the Spartanburg Hearld Obituary August 21, 1948, on page 5.
PFC HUGH BRYANT. Funeral services with full military honors for PFC HUGH EDWARD BRYANT, who died March 28, 1945, in Germany, will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. PFC BRYANT was a member of Company F, 118th Div. He trained at Fort Jackson and served in Iceland, England, France and Germany. The son of the late WILLIAM EDWARD BRYANT and PEARL MASSEBEAU BRYANT, he survived by his wife, Mrs. RUTH McABEE BRYANT, one son, MICHAEL EDWARD BRYANT, 4 sisters, Mrs. ARTHUR WATERS, Mrs. DAVID DAVIS, and Mrs. RALPH McABEE, all of Spartanburg; and Mrs. B.J.DILLINGHAM of Stone Station; 3 brothers, AUGUSTUS COPELAND, ERNEST JESSE and WILLIAM MARION BRYANT, all of Spartanburg. The Revs. VERNON McABEE, ARTHUR T. LOWERY and CLAUDE CAMPBELL will conduct the services at the graveside in Oakwood Cemetery. The body will remain at the residence, 737 Saxon Avenue, until the hour of service. The J. F. Floyd Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
His obituary appears in the Spartanburg Hearld Obituary August 21, 1948, on page 5.
PFC HUGH BRYANT. Funeral services with full military honors for PFC HUGH EDWARD BRYANT, who died March 28, 1945, in Germany, will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. PFC BRYANT was a member of Company F, 118th Div. He trained at Fort Jackson and served in Iceland, England, France and Germany. The son of the late WILLIAM EDWARD BRYANT and PEARL MASSEBEAU BRYANT, he survived by his wife, Mrs. RUTH McABEE BRYANT, one son, MICHAEL EDWARD BRYANT, 4 sisters, Mrs. ARTHUR WATERS, Mrs. DAVID DAVIS, and Mrs. RALPH McABEE, all of Spartanburg; and Mrs. B.J.DILLINGHAM of Stone Station; 3 brothers, AUGUSTUS COPELAND, ERNEST JESSE and WILLIAM MARION BRYANT, all of Spartanburg. The Revs. VERNON McABEE, ARTHUR T. LOWERY and CLAUDE CAMPBELL will conduct the services at the graveside in Oakwood Cemetery. The body will remain at the residence, 737 Saxon Avenue, until the hour of service. The J. F. Floyd Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
PFC US Army. Killed in action 03/28/1945 in Goupen, Germany. Husband of Ruth Bryant. Brother of Lucile Bryant Waters. Obituary in Spartanburg (SC)Herald-Journal, 05/12/1945 on page 1. Initially listed as MIA. Confirmed dead on V-E Day. He was born August 28, 1918 in Spartanburg County, SC. His Father was WILLIAM EDWARD BRYANT and PEARL ELIZABETH MASSEBEAU BRYANT, both buried in Liberty United Methodist Church Cemetery, Whitney, Spartanburg Co., SC.
His obituary appears in the Spartanburg Hearld Obituary August 21, 1948, on page 5.
PFC HUGH BRYANT. Funeral services with full military honors for PFC HUGH EDWARD BRYANT, who died March 28, 1945, in Germany, will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. PFC BRYANT was a member of Company F, 118th Div. He trained at Fort Jackson and served in Iceland, England, France and Germany. The son of the late WILLIAM EDWARD BRYANT and PEARL MASSEBEAU BRYANT, he survived by his wife, Mrs. RUTH McABEE BRYANT, one son, MICHAEL EDWARD BRYANT, 4 sisters, Mrs. ARTHUR WATERS, Mrs. DAVID DAVIS, and Mrs. RALPH McABEE, all of Spartanburg; and Mrs. B.J.DILLINGHAM of Stone Station; 3 brothers, AUGUSTUS COPELAND, ERNEST JESSE and WILLIAM MARION BRYANT, all of Spartanburg. The Revs. VERNON McABEE, ARTHUR T. LOWERY and CLAUDE CAMPBELL will conduct the services at the graveside in Oakwood Cemetery. The body will remain at the residence, 737 Saxon Avenue, until the hour of service. The J. F. Floyd Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
His obituary appears in the Spartanburg Hearld Obituary August 21, 1948, on page 5.
PFC HUGH BRYANT. Funeral services with full military honors for PFC HUGH EDWARD BRYANT, who died March 28, 1945, in Germany, will be held Sunday at 4 p.m. PFC BRYANT was a member of Company F, 118th Div. He trained at Fort Jackson and served in Iceland, England, France and Germany. The son of the late WILLIAM EDWARD BRYANT and PEARL MASSEBEAU BRYANT, he survived by his wife, Mrs. RUTH McABEE BRYANT, one son, MICHAEL EDWARD BRYANT, 4 sisters, Mrs. ARTHUR WATERS, Mrs. DAVID DAVIS, and Mrs. RALPH McABEE, all of Spartanburg; and Mrs. B.J.DILLINGHAM of Stone Station; 3 brothers, AUGUSTUS COPELAND, ERNEST JESSE and WILLIAM MARION BRYANT, all of Spartanburg. The Revs. VERNON McABEE, ARTHUR T. LOWERY and CLAUDE CAMPBELL will conduct the services at the graveside in Oakwood Cemetery. The body will remain at the residence, 737 Saxon Avenue, until the hour of service. The J. F. Floyd Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
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