The Dishman Family of Virginia

John Bryan¹

Male, #104

Father

Mother

Relationship

Great-grandson of Samuel Duchemin.

(Heir) Will

27 Apr 1802

John Bryan was named an heir in the will of Elizabeth Dishman dated 27 Apr 1802.²

Marriage*

after 1804

John Bryan married Nancy Ann Dishman, daughter of William Dishman and Ann Monroe, after 1804.³

(Heir & Executor) Will

13 Jun 1808

John Bryan was named executor and an heir in the will of James Dishman Jr. dated 13 Jun 1808 in King George County, Virginia.⁴

(Executor) Will

25 Oct 1808

John Bryan was named an executor in the will of William Dishman dated 25 Oct 1808 in King George County, Virginia.⁵

Nancy Ann Dishman b. 7 Mar 1775, d. 22 Feb 1814

Last Edited

26 Mar 2007

[S223] James Dishman will (13 Jun 1808), Will Book 3, page 57, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia. Will names nephew John Bryan as an heir.
[S346] Genealogical papers of William Anderson Hagey, ca. 1940-1998, Virginia Historical Society, Richmond, Virginia, box 2, file 114, "Dishman, James (1712-1800) and Mary (Weedon), 2 of 5", cites will of Elizabeth (Dishman) Massey dated 27 Apr 1802, proved 2 Sep 1802, King George Co, Va (KGC Will Book 2, p. 287), names son James D. Massey (executor), John Bryan, Sarah Bryan, Rebecca Rollins, and granddaughter Ann Monroe Massey.
[S106] Dishman Family, Informal Genealogical Notes, James Dallas Dishman, Personal papers of James Dallas Dishman, Lynchburg, Virginia, Chart 1.
[S223] James Dishman will (1808) Will Book 3, page 57.
[S224] William Dishman will (25 Oct 1808), Will Book 3, page 86, County Clerk's Office, King George County, Virginia.