True Republican, 15 April 1885
Austin B. Bryant, of Chicago, son of Dr. W. W. Bryant of this city was married at Sandwich last week to Miss Carrie Griswold, of the latter place. We congratulate.
True Republican, 6 January 1886
Mr. Austin Bryant died of a complications of diseases of the liver, kidneys and heart. It was a terrible shook to friends and a surprise to all who knew him; for he was so manly and robust, so vigorous and apparently healthy, that it seemed no one had a better chance of long life than be.
He was a son of Dr. W. W. Bryant, was born and brought up in Sycamore and had been in business in Chicago several years. He was married little over a year ago and leaves a widow and infant child.
Austin B. Bryant, of Chicago, son of Dr. W. W. Bryant of this city was married at Sandwich last week to Miss Carrie Griswold, of the latter place. We congratulate.
True Republican, 6 January 1886
Mr. Austin Bryant died of a complications of diseases of the liver, kidneys and heart. It was a terrible shook to friends and a surprise to all who knew him; for he was so manly and robust, so vigorous and apparently healthy, that it seemed no one had a better chance of long life than be.
He was a son of Dr. W. W. Bryant, was born and brought up in Sycamore and had been in business in Chicago several years. He was married little over a year ago and leaves a widow and infant child.
True Republican, 15 April 1885
Austin B. Bryant, of Chicago, son of Dr. W. W. Bryant of this city was married at Sandwich last week to Miss Carrie Griswold, of the latter place. We congratulate.
True Republican, 6 January 1886
Mr. Austin Bryant died of a complications of diseases of the liver, kidneys and heart. It was a terrible shook to friends and a surprise to all who knew him; for he was so manly and robust, so vigorous and apparently healthy, that it seemed no one had a better chance of long life than be.
He was a son of Dr. W. W. Bryant, was born and brought up in Sycamore and had been in business in Chicago several years. He was married little over a year ago and leaves a widow and infant child.
Austin B. Bryant, of Chicago, son of Dr. W. W. Bryant of this city was married at Sandwich last week to Miss Carrie Griswold, of the latter place. We congratulate.
True Republican, 6 January 1886
Mr. Austin Bryant died of a complications of diseases of the liver, kidneys and heart. It was a terrible shook to friends and a surprise to all who knew him; for he was so manly and robust, so vigorous and apparently healthy, that it seemed no one had a better chance of long life than be.
He was a son of Dr. W. W. Bryant, was born and brought up in Sycamore and had been in business in Chicago several years. He was married little over a year ago and leaves a widow and infant child.
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