William BRYANT

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Other dates for birth and death 1731-1801.

Was a soldier in the American Revolution. Was wounded in the head at the Battle of Guilford Court House, NC, March 25, 1781.

1782 Census showed Isaac Bryant had 5 White and 13 Blacks living in his household.

Will was dated 17 April, 1800, probated 25 Aug 1800, "also lend to my wife (Molly) all my part of the estate of Charles Perrow (deceased) now in the possession of his widow by virtue of her dower."

Occupation:
Farmer

Isaac married Marie (Mary) PERROW Abt 1762. Marie (daughter of Charles PERROW and Frances GUERRANT) was born ca 1750, King William Parish, Powhatan Co. VA; died 1822, Cumberland Co. VA; was buried , White Hall Farm, Cumberland Co., VA. [Group Sheet]

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Her nickname was Molly. Administration of her estate, Cumberland Co. VA. 1826 Book 8, pp. 155-6

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• Religion: Protestant
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Name Briand or Brian was anglicised about 1740. James Bryant was Secretary of King William Parish, VA in 1744. Was a large land and slave owner. Was a member of the Court. Bought 68 acres of land from Pierre Dupuy and his wife Judith Lefevre Dupuy for 20 pounds on 16 May 1732. They were his sister-in-law and her husband. Sold these 68 acres for 40 pounds to William Sallee in Sep 1736.

Home was located on Jones Creek, near the mouth of the Dutoy Creek in Powhatan, Co. Owned lands near Midlothian, Chesterfield, Co. VA. During the Revolutionary War, coal was mined from these lands.

Birth:
Family Data Collection - Individual Records
Name: James Jacques Bryant
Spouse: Elizabeth Lefevre
Parents: Jacques Briand
Birth Place: Manakintown, VA
Birth Date: 1709
Marriage Date: 1732
Death Place: VA
Death Date: 1783

Occupation:
Farmer

(Jacques) married Elizabeth LEFEVRE 1732. Elizabeth (daughter of Isaac LEFEVRE and Madelaine PARENTEAU) was born Abt 1709, King William Parish, Powhatan Co. VA; died Abt 1745; was buried , Huguenot Cemetary, Manakin, Goochland Co., VA. [Group Sheet]

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• Religion: Protestant
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b 1710 d 1753 More authoritative sources put her birth ca 1712 and her death between July 1740 and 1744.

Occupation:
Homemaker

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Married:
U.S. and International Marriage Records, 1560-1900
Name: James Brian
Gender: Male
Spouse Name: Elizabeth Lefevre
Number Pages: 1

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Came from Guienne, in the Bordeaux region of France. Wife, son Daniel, and 3 daughters settled in VA in 1700.

Will dated March 24, 1717 was translated from French. Admitted to record, Dec. 2, 1717. Henrico, Co. Book Wills and Deeds, 1714-1718, p. 219.

Charles married Frances GUERRANT. [Group Sheet]

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Landed in Jamestown, July 23, 1700 on the ship Peter E. Anthony which had sailed from Gravesend England in the spring of 1700. Settled in Virginia, First James City Co., then Goochland, now Powhatan Co. in 1703 at Mannakintowne. No authentic records available. Records burned. The "Huguenot" No. 2 Pg. 17 give date of birth and death of Jacques. Was Secretary at King William Parish in 1744.,,

Jacques married UNKNOWN. [Group Sheet]

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• Religion: Protestant
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Fled to England after the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes. Isaac sailed from Gravesend, England on the ship "Peter and Anthony" and arrived in Jamestown Sep 20, 1700. He settled at Manakintown. Purchased 68 acres Oct 31, 1716 from the widow of Gideon Chambon (Chambonne)., Ca. 1714 he is listed as Isaac Lesebure with a wife, one son, and three daughters. In 1720 was a resident of Jamestown, VA. (Unconfirmed).

Source: Huguenot Refugees to Virginia, 1700
Peter & Anthony, 20 September 1700
Isaac Le ffeure
Anonymous. Virginia Huguenot Refugees, 1700 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 1999.
Original data: Two Ships to Virginia

This database contains the ship listings of a number of Huguenot refugees who traveled to Virginia in 1700. The two ships, the Mary and Ann and the Peter and Anthony, arrived in James City on the 12th of August and 20th of September respectively. Each record reveals the adult passenger's name and number of minors in their company.


Occupation:
Farmer

Isaac married Madelaine PARENTEAU 1701, Manakintown, Powhatan Co., VA?. Madelaine (daughter of Unknown PARENTEAU and UNKNOWN) was born ? ; died Bef 1 Aug 1720, King William Parish, VA. [Group Sheet]

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• Religion: Protestant
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She arrived in America with her brother, Isaac Parenteau several weeks before her husband. She sailed on the Mary and Ann of London which arrived 12 Aug1700. Her brother Isaac was executor of her will. The will was made on 19 April 1720, it was witnessed 6 June, 1720. She divided her property among her three daughters. On 1 Aug 1720 the inventory of the estate was presented.

Alternate spelling of her maiden name in VA records: Parransos and Parontes.

Occupation:
Homemaker

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