Bryant (Briant) Family early 1800's

[averill]

Does anyone have any information regarding the marriage of Elizabeth Jordan & Daniel Bryant (Briant) circa 1815 ?

Regards,
averill

[CaroleW]

Hi

This marriage is on the IGI and was in Bucks
   
ELIZABETH JORDAN    Spouse:  DANIEL BRYANT     
Marriage:  24 JUN 1811   Chenies, Buckingham 
 
http://www.familysearch.org/eng/search/frameset_search.asp?PAGE=igi/search_IGI.asp&clear_form=true
   
 

[averill]

Hello Carole,
                   Thanks for this, but due you know anything about the Elizabeth Jordan that Daniel married?
Or do you know of a 'Yvette' who I think lives in Holland / Belgium who has Daniel in her family line?  I have lost Yvette's e-mail address so I cannot seek any more info from her.

My interest in Elizabeth Jordan's of this period is that a Elizabeth Jordan gave birth to my 3 X Gt. grandfather James Jordan b. 1808 and baptised in Sarratt in June that year.  Not to be confused with another James Jordan bapt. April 1808 in Sarratt, son of John Jordan.

Such are the perils of searching for your ancestors!

Regards,
averill   

[CaroleW]

1841 census for Sarratt Herts - all born Herts

Daniel Briant 50
Elizabeth  50
Jacob   22
Dorcus   15 (female)
Sophia 12
HO107 439/2/4/ 3

1851 - all b Sarratt except Elizabeth

Daniel Briant 62 
Elizabeth   60 b Chipperfield Herts
Jacob 33
Sophia   22
Job 19
HO107 1714/571/18


I have no knowledge of Yvette

[CaroleW]

Somebody has notified an 1851 spelling correction back in 2008 and comments are as follows:

original records says daniel not david. i have details from the church regarding daniel, spouse, children.

[averill]

Thanks for the information CaroleW

Something for me to chew over!  Just have to try and dig a little deeper regarding this Elizabeth.

There were twin daughters born to Ephraim & Mercy (Saunders) Jordan, Elizabeth & Ann Jordan b. 1790 Kings Langley, into which came Chipperfield.  Now I have also found a burial for 'a Elizabeth Jordan' infant 1790 in Kings Langley!  Who is this?  Why can't family history be simple I say.

Regards,
averill.