Born in Londonderry, Ireland.
Married Mary Ann Kelley.
To their union was born 3 children:
Thomas Dorathy Bryson, John James Bryson, and William Matthews Bryson.
John removed to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1872, and worked at his trade as a Machinist.
Civil War Soldier:
John enlisted on 5 Apr 1865, at the age of 31, as a Private serving the Union Army in Company D, 1st Battalion Infantry Regiment of Maine, and mustered out of service on 5 Apr 1866 at Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina.
Married Mary Ann Kelley.
To their union was born 3 children:
Thomas Dorathy Bryson, John James Bryson, and William Matthews Bryson.
John removed to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1872, and worked at his trade as a Machinist.
Civil War Soldier:
John enlisted on 5 Apr 1865, at the age of 31, as a Private serving the Union Army in Company D, 1st Battalion Infantry Regiment of Maine, and mustered out of service on 5 Apr 1866 at Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina.
Born in Londonderry, Ireland.
Married Mary Ann Kelley.
To their union was born 3 children:
Thomas Dorathy Bryson, John James Bryson, and William Matthews Bryson.
John removed to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1872, and worked at his trade as a Machinist.
Civil War Soldier:
John enlisted on 5 Apr 1865, at the age of 31, as a Private serving the Union Army in Company D, 1st Battalion Infantry Regiment of Maine, and mustered out of service on 5 Apr 1866 at Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina.
Married Mary Ann Kelley.
To their union was born 3 children:
Thomas Dorathy Bryson, John James Bryson, and William Matthews Bryson.
John removed to Bristol, Grafton, New Hampshire in 1872, and worked at his trade as a Machinist.
Civil War Soldier:
John enlisted on 5 Apr 1865, at the age of 31, as a Private serving the Union Army in Company D, 1st Battalion Infantry Regiment of Maine, and mustered out of service on 5 Apr 1866 at Charleston, Charleston, South Carolina.
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