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-Alan, I like how you wrote "Thus these two Bryson groups are only related in the sense that most people in the British Isles are distantly related" How can I...
Billy Bryson
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Sep 1, 2003
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2144
Billy – I was born in the shadows of the Smokey Mountains, being only "distantly related" is a badge of honor :-) Alan...
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Sep 1, 2003
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2145
To my favorite Bunch of Brysons, Well here is my story - yesterday I went to a Bryson family reunion - it was the first time I have EVER met a Bryson MALE!...
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Out of curiosity............... What percentage of the time do you give your name to a receptionist for instance and he/she spells it with an "i" rather than a...
Howard & Jenny
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Hi Howard. I can't remember a time when i was asked about this. Maybe it's because there are hundreds of Bryson's in the UK. I think as well here there are...
Billy Bryson
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To My Favorite Bunch of Brysons, Yes Howard, "i" is typically how I get my named spelled! In fact, the phone directory miss spelled my name as "i." However,...
junomyth
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That used to happen to me all the time when I still used my maiden name. What is it with people and "Ys"? My son's name is Dylan..pronounced Dillon and...
Carly Smith
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Sep 21, 2003
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2150
Hi Diana, Thanks for the kind words, let me know if you have any questions regarding your Day Surname project. The best thing to do is avoid my mistakes! One...
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Sep 21, 2003
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Hi, Didn't a Bryson from the U. K. say that the "y" in our name was an indicator of a Norman linguistic heritage? Ron...
Ron Bryson
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Sep 21, 2003
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Has anyone heard of the Brisland family line who came from Ireland to U.S. in late 1700s? They maintain their name was changed to Bryson and later to Brison....
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Alan, I don't know about that group but I remember that Ireland was behind England and Scotland in both writing and spelling things in a standardized manner....
Ron Bryson
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Thanks Ron, that sound logical for the rule, but what I'm getting at is the exception. One Brison who became a Bryson in 1700 & something, or a Bryson who ...
Gene Alogy
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Sep 21, 2003
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There is a site which talks about the corruption of surnames. It talks about how they attempted to reproduce phonetically the sound they heard. ...
Billy Bryson
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Sep 21, 2003
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2156
Correct me if I am wrong, but it is the general consensus that the MORE Bryson males tested the better the research... and of course name variation is expected...
junomyth
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Sep 21, 2003
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... http://genealogy.about.com/library/weekly/aa051302b.htm...
Shawna Hall
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Sep 22, 2003
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The mysspellyng of our name ys so pervasyve, that yt's actually a surpryse when somebody gets yt ryght. When Y was a kyd, my Dad and Y walked ynto a shoe...
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Sep 22, 2003
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Since the subject has come up again, I thought I'd repost my original material (edited somewhat for length) on the origin of Bryson. I've also added some new...
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Sep 22, 2003
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Now that is funny! And thank you for the update/refresher course on Bryson name origin. Diana Bryson-Brooks -- Original Message ----- From: rytwyng To:...
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Sep 22, 2003
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That was very interesting, thanks for posting that again. MY family history claims the Scottish/Irish history...and I noticed in the 1901 census taken in ...
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Sep 22, 2003
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My own family has been spelled Brieson, Bryson, and Bricen in successive US censuses in the mid 19th century. They themselves always spelled it Bryson, but...
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Hi Billy Sorry i havent been in contact for so long! I have a quick question for you I hope you might know. My family came out to Australia from scotland in...
TJ T
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Sep 22, 2003
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I got a good laugh from Paul's posting, and really appreciated his and Ron's background information on the origins of our name and literacy among our...
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Sep 22, 2003
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Just to add a couple of notes on the surname Bryson. - Some scant sources suggest it began in Berwickshire on the coast south of Edinburgh, perhaps about the...
Ron Bryson
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2166
Hi Ron, A few years ago my brother traced some information on a Bryson who was hung for treason against the English King. Don't know what happened to that info...
Billy Bryson
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Sep 22, 2003
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Many thanks Billy....
Ron Bryson
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Billy -- How could it be treason when the king was English and the Bryson was Scottish? They're different countries. Ron and Billy -- if the name began at the...
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Sep 22, 2003
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Same similar story as we have now over in Scotland. A British Monarch who is not seen as the Monarch of Scotland, hence the treason charge. A lot of people in...
Billy Bryson
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The genesconnected site you mention is free to use generally, the only bit you pay for is a £5 per year fee to allow you to contact other people who use the...
Suki Bryson
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Sep 23, 2003
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Off the subject a little, but has anyone done any research on Elizabeth Byers. She was William Bryson's wife (the one who came over from Antrim Co. to...
Carly Smith
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Sep 25, 2003
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Elizabeth Byers is fictional, and probably as much my mistake as anyone else's. I'm probably the most responsible for getting it spread around, for I did have...
Marty Grant
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