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 1915 - 1996 (81 years)
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| Name |
Harry Hamilton Bryant |
| Born |
22 Jan 1915 |
Canajoharie, New York  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Military |
US Army, WWII. Prisoner of War in Germany. |
| Died |
29 Aug 1996 |
Eden Park Nursing Home Cobleskill |
| Buried |
31 Aug 1996 |
Fern Dale Cemetery, Johnstown,New York |
| Person ID |
I407 |
Abeling Family Tree | Ancestors of Brian Abeling |
| Last Modified |
13 May 2007 |
| Father |
George Hamilton Bryant, Jr., b. 28 Mar 1887, Sloansville, New York , d. 5 Oct 1954, Canyonville, Douglas, Oregon (Age 67 years) |
| Mother |
Minnie Mae Stafford, b. 11 Jun 1887, Richmondville,New York , d. 22 Apr 1929, Litteure Hosp. Gloversville,New York (Age 41 years) |
| Documents
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 | 1920 US Census: Johnstown, Fulton County, New York
Living at 410 West Clinton Street...
Minnie M. Bryant, 32 glove maker at home
daughter, Hazel R, 9
son, Harry H, 4yrs 11 months
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 | Wheadon and Bryant Family Notes
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 | Bryant, Wheadon, Swartz, Marcellino, Hammond Family Notes
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 | Stafford Family Notes, also includes Bryant, Marcellino, Swartz, Hoffman, Hammond
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 | 1910 US Census: Canajoharie, Montgomery County, New York
Living on Prospect Street..
Edward R Abeling, age??, married for 19 yrs, occupation, painter and odd jobs, born in NY, father born in NY, mother born in Germany
wife, Mary, 39, married for 19 yrs, mother of 3 children, of which 2 were alive at census time, born in Germany, immigrated in 1872
daughter, Emma, 15
daughter, Maud, 13
Mother in law (Mary's mother), Mary Le Bahn, 61, mother of 2 children, both alive at the time of the census, born in Germany, immigrated n 1872
Living on Maple Avenue...
Anton Kirschner, 74, married for 49 yera, born in Germany, immigrated in 1855
wife, Antonie, 69, married 49 years, mother of 6 children, 2 alive at the time of the census, born in Germany, immigrated in 1856.
daugther, Nellie, 38
Living on Prospect Street...
John Swank, 80, married for 52 years, born in Germany, both parents born in Germany, immigrated in 1826.
wife Louisa (nee Abeling), 70, married 52 years, mother of 8 children, of which 5 were alive at the time of the census, born in NY, both parents born in Germany,
Also living on Prospect Street, next to John and Louisa Swank...
Mary Abeling, age 69, widow, mother of no children, born in NY, both parents born in Germany.
Also living on Shultze Street...
George H Bryant, 23, married for 3 years, born in NY, both parents born in NY, occupation: laborer at sack factory
wife, Minnie (nee Stafford), 22, married 3 years, mother of 3 children, of which 1 was alive at the time of the census, born in NY, both parents born in NY
daughter, Hazel, R, 1 month old. |
| Family ID |
F69 |
Group Sheet |
| Family |
Mary Miles, b. 28 Oct 1909, d. 19 Nov 1992, Scotch Bush, New York (Age 83 years) |
| Married |
21 Jun 1936 |
First Methodist Church |
| Photos |
 | Wedding photo of Harry Bryant and Mary Miles
June 21, 1936 Johnstown, Fulton County, New York.
Left: Harry Bryant, his wife Mary Miles,
Maid of honor: Margaret (Art's first wife Margaret)
Best Man on the right: Arthur Wheadon
As for the two girls in the front, I am not sure - but I would guess that they might be Jeanne Smith (who married Fred Slaper) and/or Joan Smith. I also believe the photo was taken on High Street in Johnstown, but I haven't verified it. |
| Documents |
 | 30th Wedding Anniversary
Harry and Mary Bryant
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| Family ID |
F141 |
Group Sheet |
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| Photos
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 | Aunt Vi
No writing on the back, however, my mother (Gretchen Smith Abeling) and my aunt, Jeanne Smith Slaper, suggested the following...
From the left to right:
1. Vi Stafford Hammond
2. Hazel Bryant (later marries Austin Smith)
3. Donald (I assume Hammond?)
4. Harry Bryant
5. Blance Swartz (daughter of Edith Stafford and Ed Swartz)
Just a guess, but if Donald Hammond is in the photo, as well as Harry Bryant - then I would guess that the photo could be dated to around 1928 to 1930. |
 | Hazel and Harry Bryant
Hazel and Harry Bryant - I've been told it was taken on Mill St Canajoharie NY, but am unsure. Estimated date is 1920. |
 | Harry Bryant
Dated 1925 |
 | Harry Bryant
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| Notes |
- Cause of Death, Alzheimers
Recieved his bible, From Joan Smith-Crabill Onfile
Hard of hearing due to shells from war.
- Prisoner of War in Germany during WWII. Even though he had obvious hearing damage from the war, he would not tell his wife and did not claim it on his pension.
For the longest time after the war, he would not call his neice, Gretchen, by her name since it was German.
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