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Jonathan Bryan papers, 1775-1794.

Title: Jonathan Bryan papers, 1775-1794.

This collection consists of an indenture between the Head Men and warriors of the Creek Nation and Jonathan Bryan, leasing to Lockeway and Appalachee Old Fields for four score and nineteen years for 100 English pounds and a yearly rent of 100 bushels of corn, witnessed by James Adair and Seaborn Jones, October 27, 1774; a photocopy of a letter from Jonathan Bryan to General Nathanael Greene regarding the accompaniment of Colonel Lachlan McIntosh to Georgia; a bill of exchange for 828 pounds, Carolina currency, from Jonathan Bryan to William Williamson and endorsed to John Wood by Joseph Farley and to Nathaniel Hall to Messrs. Powell, Hopton and Company, January 1, 1775; a writ of levy by executors of William Young vs. executors of Jonathan Bryan, October 15, 1791; a copy of the Creek names listed in each section of the indenture; and a photocopy of a letter dated June 3, 1780 from Jonathan Bryan in Long Island, New York, to his wife, Mary, and Brampton Plantation, Georgia.

ArchivalResource: 1 folder (.05 cubic feet)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/45902984 View

Bryan family. Papers, 1780-1825.

Title: Papers, 1780-1825.

Copy of letter, 1780 June 3, from Jonathan Bryan, Long Island, N. Y. to wife, Mary Bryan, "Brampton Plantation," near Savannah, Ga.; copy of letter, 1825 August 12, from St. George Tucker to his granddaughter, Elizabeth Tucker Coalter; and genealogical data from a Bryan family Bible.

ArchivalResource: 4 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/24760732 View

Hartridge, Walter Charlton, 1914-1974. Walter Charlton Hartridge, Jr. collection. Series VII : genealogies ; Bryan family, 1700s-1900s / Walter Charlton Hartridge.

Title: Walter Charlton Hartridge, Jr. collection. Series VII : genealogies ; Bryan family, 1700s-1900s / Walter Charlton Hartridge.

There is an astonishing volume of research here on hundreds of families, notably emigre families from Santo Domingo, families from Minorca (one of the Spanish Balearic Islands), families with Catholic roots, and families decended from Georgia's colonial settlers. His research encompassed collateral lines and families of other denominations, as well. Included are: detailed genealogical charts; correspondence; legal documents; Bible, church and public record abstracts; memoirs; articles and clippings; invitations; cards; photographs, etc. (cont.) The Bryan family papers consist of; a genealogical chart, a 105 page history of the Bryan family, newspaper clippings, letters of the Bryan family re: their genealogy, and transcribed newspaper articles.

ArchivalResource: 2 folders

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/44498445 View

Huger, Daniel Elliott, 1779-1854. Bryan family genealogy, undated.

Title: Bryan family genealogy, undated.

The collection consists of a 22 page manuscript on legal paper titled, "The Bryan Family of South Carolina and Georgia." Correction and following a partial record sent D.E. Huger by Mr. T.F. Screven. It chronicles the Bryans and allied families, chiefly the descendants of Joseph Bryan and his wife Janet Cockran (Cochran). Bryan is first noted as having received a South Carolina land grant 12 January 1705.

ArchivalResource: 1 item (0.1 linear feet).

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/312429117 View

University of Virginia. Correspondence regarding choice of first president, proposed merger of Medical School with Medical College of Virginia, and Co-ordinate College for women [manuscript] 1902-1916.

Title: Correspondence regarding choice of first president, proposed merger of Medical School with Medical College of Virginia, and Co-ordinate College for women [manuscript] 1902-1916.

Correspondents include: Archibald M. Aiken, Edwin A. Alderman, Paul B. Barringer, Allen Caperton Braxton, Jonathan Bryan, Joseph Bryan, Walter Coles Cabell, John Staige Davis, George H. Dewey, Edward Echols, Carter H. Fitzhugh, Thomas Fitzhugh, Carter Glass, Armistead C. Gordon, R. Tate Irvine, Dr. George Ben Johnston, Charles Pinckney Jones, Stuart McGuire, George W. Miles, John Bassett Moore, R. Walton Moore, Dean James M. Page, Col. William E. Peters, Dr. Christopher Tompkins, Robt. B. Tunstall, Oscar W. Underwood, Francis P. Venable, Hugh N. White, William H. White, Richard H. Whitehead. Other subjects treated: Controversy regarding T. Roosevelt's ride to Monticello in letter of Charles Noble to Andrew J. Montague; intercollegiate sports opposed by John S. Mosby; petition for steam heat on West Lawn.

ArchivalResource: 1,000 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647968599 View