Husband: Ephraim B. BRYAN
Birthdate: 25/April/1824
Birthplace: Coldwater, Lincoln, TN
Death date: 25/Feb/1873
Place of death: Blanche, Lincoln, TN
Father: William BRYAN
Mother: Lucinda C. HAMPTON
Other Spouses: Susan Cordelia SHIPP

Marriage date: abt 1861
Marriage place: Lincoln Co. TN

Wife: Margaret L. McCOY
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Elizabeth E. BRYAN
Birthdate: 27/Aug/1862-Blanche, Lincoln, TN
Death date: unknown-Limestone Co. AL
Marriage date: unknown-Lincoln Co. TN
Spouses' names: Simeon CORDER

Child No. 2: Unnamed BRYAN
Birthdate: 1866/7-Blanche, Lincoln, TN
Death date: Before 1869-Blanche, Lincoln, TN
Marriage date: N/A
Spouses' names: N/A

Child No. 3: Henry P. BRYAN
Birthdate: 1869-Blanche, Lincoln, TN
Death date: unknown, Phoenix, AZ
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Spouses' names: unknown

Child No. 4: E.B. (Momma B.) BRYAN
Birthdate: 8/Dec/1871-Blanche, Lincoln, TN
Death date: 4/July/1976-Athens, Limestone, AL
Marriage date: unknown, Lincoln Co. TN
Spouses' names: Walter Mack CROLEY
 
 
Documentation:
* 1850,60,70 U.S. Lincoln Co. Censuses, Molino, P.O., Pleasant Plains-Blanche, P.O.
* Lincoln Co. Courthouse, Fayetteville, TN,
* Research from many descendants of all of the above: Bryans, Rowes, Shipps, Wrights, Corders, Croleys.
* Limestone Co. Courthouse, Athens, AL.
* Many other researchers of TN and AL both.

Notes:
* Ephraim B. Bryan's military service: Co. H,D 15th TN CAV.
* Mr. Bryan is for sure buried on what we call Bryan's Hill. This is located now on what is called Hovis Bend Road, just North of the town of Coldwater, up the hollow North and where Mr. Billy Hovis lives on the left side. The graves of several are buried on his lands west and up the hill behind his place above the barn. Here 4 adults and two children are buried on these lands. They are thought to be also the 1st Mrs. Bryan or Susan Shipp Bryan. It is also thought that E.B.'s sister Rebecca is buried as well as E.B and Susans son William Lewis. Two infants one thought to be Norris Bryan and the other the infant of E.B. and Margaret. The second Mrs. Bryan removed to Limestone Co AL after 1900 and is buried in Old Salem Cemetery near her daughters in AL.