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Title: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: Terry Rudyk on Monday 18 August 14 01:39 BST (UK)
Hi All, I am new at this genealogy thing but am loving it and hoping I can find lots of info.  Currently stuck with Emily Bryant 1836 born in England and married Moses Meron(Mearon/Miron) in 1851 in Ottawa.  They had 10 - 12 kids all born in Alymer, Quebec.  I found lots of info on Moses but cannot find anything on Emily.  No Parents or Siblings and don't know where else to look.  In the 1851 Census it shows an Esau Bryant age 16 living with them as an apprentice blacksmith.  He may be a brother to Emily.  In the 1871 census Esau has an Ann Bryant living with him age 73, this may be her mother???  Cannot find anything more please advise

thanks so much Terry Rudyk 
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: heatherjulie on Monday 18 August 14 09:01 BST (UK)
Hi
Do you know where in England Emily came from?
Do you know when Emily arrived in Canada? Passenger list?
Could you name their children so that we could look for 'family' names?
Any snippets of information could help.

Heather  :)
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: groom on Monday 18 August 14 09:03 BST (UK)
Is that date of birth right ie she was married by the age of 15?
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: rolnora on Monday 18 August 14 14:24 BST (UK)
Could this be the family in 1841 transcribed as Brient
Thomas 36, Ann 31,Harriet 4mnths, Mary 11,George 8, Emily 5, Esaw 3
All born in Buckinghamshire.

HO107 Piece 44

Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: groom on Monday 18 August 14 19:06 BST (UK)
That could well be them as I can't see that family in 1851 in England.
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: rolnora on Monday 18 August 14 22:09 BST (UK)
That could well be them as I can't see that family in 1851 in England.

Yes, I did a quick search and couldn't see them in 1851.
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: Terry Rudyk on Tuesday 19 August 14 01:51 BST (UK)
Wow I do believe that is her, yes she was married at age 15 and in 1851 She married Moses in Ottawa so they immigrated sometime between 1841 and 1851.  Cannot find info on their immigration but when I found Esau living with them when he was 16 was my only clue to a relative of hers.  Thank you Thank you Thank you

Terry
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: rolnora on Tuesday 19 August 14 06:40 BST (UK)
Hi Terry,
In case you haven't got them you can find the baptisms of the children on Family Search Records
This is Emily's
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/JQHF-452

Also a couple of possible marriages for their parents, Thomas and Ann.
https://familysearch.org/search
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: Terry Rudyk on Tuesday 19 August 14 18:38 BST (UK)
thank you all with your help I think I got them lol , found a death record for Thomas Briant in 1839 and of course doesn't show the record.  Would love a copy or know why and how he died so young, obviously didn't immigrate to Canada which would explain why I cant find immigration records if this is even my Thomas - cant be as Esau was born in 1838....this Thomas died in Buckinghamshire which is where they lived - could this be Thomas's Father?  gives no age grrrrr - thanks folks
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: Terry Rudyk on Tuesday 19 August 14 19:18 BST (UK)
okay 1 question Thomas's employer was - Ag Lab - any idea what this was????
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: keyboard86 on Tuesday 19 August 14 19:20 BST (UK)
okay 1 question Thomas's employer was - Ag Lab - any idea what this was????

Ag Lab = Agricultural Labourer!

Keyboard86
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: rolnora on Wednesday 20 August 14 06:56 BST (UK)
found a death record for Thomas Briant in 1839

Hi Terry,
This can't be Thomas's death as he's named on the 1841 census with the rest of the family.
Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: rolnora on Wednesday 20 August 14 07:47 BST (UK)
There are two death records on Freebmd for a Thomas Bryant both in Buckinghamshire.
One of them is for the June Qtr and the other Sept Qtr. There isn't an age so either one or neither of them could be yours  :-\
 The only way to be sure would be to send for the death certs and hope that the informant on the cert ties in with the family.
I think before I did that I would want to get a birth cert for either Esau or young Harriet first.
That way you would be more certain that you were following the correct family and you would also then have the maiden name of the mother. :)






Title: Re: Emily Bryant 1836
Post by: Terry Rudyk on Saturday 23 August 14 03:17 BST (UK)
thank you appreciate your help