Name: Mary Bryant nee Williams (also spelt Brian, Bryan)
Date and place of birth: C1732/3, possibly Germoe, Cornwall (at Marriage)
Names of parents: Thomas Williams & Mary ? not proven
Date and place of baptism: 1/1/1732/3 Breage not proven
Marriage: 13 September 1755 to John Bryant, blacksmith of Gwinear
Occupation: Unknown
Addresses where they lived: Cornwall - Germoe (at Marriage) 1755; Children’s Baptisms Camborne 1756 to 1765; St Hilary 1767; Germoe 1769 (Birth & Death of child); St. Hilary 1770 to 1825 (Lower Downs)
Date, place and cause of death: August, 1825 Lower Downs, St. Hilary aged 91
Date and place of burial: 24 August 1825, St. Hilary
Details of will: Unknown
Memorial inscription: Unknown
Note: Other researchers and I had not been able to find a marriage at St. Hilary for John and Mary for decades - all we had were the baptisms of the children at St. Hilary. I discounted the marriage at Germoe, because of the gap between a 1755 Marriage and what I thought was the first birth in 1767. Then on a Cornwall site, Cornish Terrier, found the baptisms at Camborne. What we think them links them together, is that a Catherine is baptised in Camborne in 1758, and a Catharine dies in St. Hilary 30/1/1780 aged 21 years, then another Catherine is baptised St. Hilary 7/5/1780, (dies 11/4/1781 aged 1). A Joseph is born & died Germoe 1769, then a Joseph born 1770 St. Hilary. So it appears the family has the tradition of naming the next child after a previous child who has died. It also appears that there are links between Camborne, Germoe and St. Hilary ????
Children: Born Camborne: Richard 1756, Catherine 1758-1780, William 1761, Mary 1765; Born St. Hilary: Daniel 1767; Born and Died Germoe: Joseph 1769-1769; Born St. Hilary: Joseph 1770, Jane 1773, Alexander 1776, Catherine 1780-1781.

Link to spouse John:http://www.genealogistsforum.co.uk/f...ghlight=Bryant