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Are any Bryan’s here on the y dna Bryan Surname project with FTDNA?
No, I don't believe any male Bryans in my wife's family have done a DNA test, unfortunately.
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Memories book from funeral of Stanley George Martin, who died in a B-29 training accident during World War II
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Found recently - in the parish records of St-Jean-Baptiste in the town of Nemours, France, the marriage record of my great-great-great-great-great-great-grandparents, Jacques Martin and Claire Landry
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Memorial card for Rachel Lewis Magruder (died 24 December 1898), second wife of John Garrett Magruder
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Marriage license of Howell J. MacGruder and Mayme E. Kohn
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Telegram received by Alex and Jessie Duff Martin informing them of the death of Jessie's sister and brother-in-law, James and Mary Duff Hutchison
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This cane was reportedly given to John Jones, the (first) father-in-law of Sallie May Campbell Jones Lanham Skinner, by Andrew Jackson at Auburn Prison in New York.
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First page of discharge record of Alexander Arthur Martin from the Navy in 1904.
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This family ring may have belonged to Barbara Elizabeth Cotter Kohn, one of her brothers, or her father, James Laurence Cotter. It is supposedly a Cotter family ring, but the design on the front is difficult to discern, and the initials inside the ring (apparently GWW) are obviously not those of a Cotter.
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Personal belongings of Ann Nolan Duff: Eyeglasses; a cross, probably from a rosary; and a small ring, possibly a baby ring that she used for her children
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World War II ration books belonging to Howell Joshua and Mayme Kohn MacGruder. There are still a number of coupons in the books.
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Cemetery marker of George Kohn (1824-1872) at Salem Cemetery, Cessna Township, Hardin County, Ohio
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Obituary of James Laurence Cotter. James was born in Ireland around 1818 and emigrated to Canada with his father, Dr. Rogers Cotter, in 1835. They first settled in the Toronto area, but James soon moved to western Ontario, where he lived near Parkhill. In or around 1847, he emigrated again, this time to Clark County, Ohio. He later moved to Illinois, but was buried in Springfield, Ohio.
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Maria Julia Oliva Jean, also known as Marie Eva Jean, wife of Joseph Arthur Martin
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The family Bible of Augustus Grogan and Margaret Ella Talley Bryan
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Home of Thomas Bryan in Walker County, Georgia. A note on the back of the picture, by Clarence Ray Bryan, Jr., reads: "View looking north or north by west in afternoon. Home of Thomas Bryan, Jr., my great grandfather, and the boyhood home of Augustus Grogan Bryan, my grandfather. The house was constructed of hewn logs but was covered with boards when I first saw it. Now (1981) it's asbestos shingled. The two chimneys are original. The house sits 5 miles east and a little south of LaFayette, Georgia, on the Alabama Rd. (The distance by Catlett and the present road is 7 miles.) The original land, probably 160 acres, was probably 'bounty' land for service in War of 1812 and/or Creek wars."
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