Margaret H. Barry was the first wife of John Hall "Jack" Brian. They were married May 4, 1859 in York County, South Carolina. They had five children:
Joseph L. Brian 1848-1924. At some point Joseph changed his name to Jasper Bridges. m. Martha Ann Carver.
James Lawson Brian was born December 1846, Tippah County, Mississippi and died May 6, 1882 in Arkansas. He married Josephine Lester on February 21, 1872 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. After James' death Josephine married R. D. Pipkin on March 18, 1888 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. They had one daughter, Ada Margaret Brian. James' burial location is unknown.
Aaron A. Brian 1856-1937 m. Myrtis Eudora Cornish
Hugh Barry Brian 1859-1915
Dora Brian 1861-1870
After the death of Margaret in 1870 John Hall Brian remarried twice.
Barry and Kilgore family papers indicate that Margaret died and was buried in Fannin County, Texas. Her grave has not been located at this time. It is possible that she was buried in Bonham City Cemetery which no longer exists. Many graves were not moved before the area was developed. It is also possible that Margaret and John Brian's daughter, Dora, was also buried in the same location as they both died in 1870.
Joseph L. Brian 1848-1924. At some point Joseph changed his name to Jasper Bridges. m. Martha Ann Carver.
James Lawson Brian was born December 1846, Tippah County, Mississippi and died May 6, 1882 in Arkansas. He married Josephine Lester on February 21, 1872 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. After James' death Josephine married R. D. Pipkin on March 18, 1888 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. They had one daughter, Ada Margaret Brian. James' burial location is unknown.
Aaron A. Brian 1856-1937 m. Myrtis Eudora Cornish
Hugh Barry Brian 1859-1915
Dora Brian 1861-1870
After the death of Margaret in 1870 John Hall Brian remarried twice.
Barry and Kilgore family papers indicate that Margaret died and was buried in Fannin County, Texas. Her grave has not been located at this time. It is possible that she was buried in Bonham City Cemetery which no longer exists. Many graves were not moved before the area was developed. It is also possible that Margaret and John Brian's daughter, Dora, was also buried in the same location as they both died in 1870.
Margaret H. Barry was the first wife of John Hall "Jack" Brian. They were married May 4, 1859 in York County, South Carolina. They had five children:
Joseph L. Brian 1848-1924. At some point Joseph changed his name to Jasper Bridges. m. Martha Ann Carver.
James Lawson Brian was born December 1846, Tippah County, Mississippi and died May 6, 1882 in Arkansas. He married Josephine Lester on February 21, 1872 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. After James' death Josephine married R. D. Pipkin on March 18, 1888 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. They had one daughter, Ada Margaret Brian. James' burial location is unknown.
Aaron A. Brian 1856-1937 m. Myrtis Eudora Cornish
Hugh Barry Brian 1859-1915
Dora Brian 1861-1870
After the death of Margaret in 1870 John Hall Brian remarried twice.
Barry and Kilgore family papers indicate that Margaret died and was buried in Fannin County, Texas. Her grave has not been located at this time. It is possible that she was buried in Bonham City Cemetery which no longer exists. Many graves were not moved before the area was developed. It is also possible that Margaret and John Brian's daughter, Dora, was also buried in the same location as they both died in 1870.
Joseph L. Brian 1848-1924. At some point Joseph changed his name to Jasper Bridges. m. Martha Ann Carver.
James Lawson Brian was born December 1846, Tippah County, Mississippi and died May 6, 1882 in Arkansas. He married Josephine Lester on February 21, 1872 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. After James' death Josephine married R. D. Pipkin on March 18, 1888 in Lafayette County, Arkansas. They had one daughter, Ada Margaret Brian. James' burial location is unknown.
Aaron A. Brian 1856-1937 m. Myrtis Eudora Cornish
Hugh Barry Brian 1859-1915
Dora Brian 1861-1870
After the death of Margaret in 1870 John Hall Brian remarried twice.
Barry and Kilgore family papers indicate that Margaret died and was buried in Fannin County, Texas. Her grave has not been located at this time. It is possible that she was buried in Bonham City Cemetery which no longer exists. Many graves were not moved before the area was developed. It is also possible that Margaret and John Brian's daughter, Dora, was also buried in the same location as they both died in 1870.
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