30 SEP 1749 - North Farnham, Richmond, VA
BEF 6 NOV 1815 - Richmond, VA

Jonathan Bryant

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Jonathan Bryant was born September 30th, 1749 according to the registry of North Farnham Parish in Richmond County. He was the son of Joseph Bryant and Judith. His mother's maiden name was possibly Dodson. His date of birth was given as January 9th, 1749 according to documents relating to his apprenticeship. Jonathan's father died about 1763. On October 1st, 1764 Jonathan entered into an apprenticeship under George Weathers, with the consent of his mother, until he arrived at the age of 21. "The said George Weathers agrees to instruct and teach him the business of a taylor which the said George Weathers now follows, and to provide him sufficient diet, washing, lodging and apparel during the said term and to give him one years schooling." Judith Bryant signed the agreement by making a mark.

In 1783 Jonathan Bryant was on the tax list in Richmond County and shown as living at Totuskey Fork.

Jonathan wrote his will on October 12th, 1815 in Richmond County. He does not mention a wife in his will, he also does not mention any real estate. He left many possessions including a bed and furniture to son Lewis D. Bryant. He left one dollar each to son Jesse, son Reuben and daughter Judith. Jonathan left items including a cow and calf to son John Bryant. He left Thomas Hale one dollar also, Hale may have been the widow of one of Jonathan's daughters. Anything remaining in the estate after the payment of debts was to be divided between Lewis D. and John. Jonathan was unable to write his name and signed his will by marking a X. The will was presented in court on November 6th, 1815.

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Sources:

  • Virginia Will and Probate Records
  • Virginia, Apprentice Index, 1640-1800
  • Virginia, Compiled Census and Census Substitutes Index, 1607-1890
  • Richmond County Order Book #15, 1762-1765, pg 353
  • Wright, F. Edward. Richmond County, Virginia: Marriage References and Family Relationships 1692-1800. Colonial Roots, 2015. pg. 36.
  • King, George H. S. The Registers of North Farnham Parish, 1663-1814, and Lunenburg Parish, 1783-1800, Richmond County, Virginia. Fredericksburg, Va: G.H.S. King, 1966. Print. pg. 27.

Parents:

Spouse & Children:

  • Unknown
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  • Lewis D. Bryant
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  • John Bryant
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  • Judith Bryant
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  • Jesse Bryant
    • 1773-1845
  • Reuben Bryant
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Siblings:

  • Rebeccah Bryant
    • 1751-
  • Aga Bryant
    • 1753-
  • Rachel Bryant
    • 1755-
  • Robert Bryant
    • 1759-
  • Lettice Bryant
    • 1762-

Last Updated: 9/28/2019