Miss Sarah Bryan; c1930; 2018.313.01

Miss Sarah Bryan; c1930; 2018.313.01
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Howick Historical Village

Name/Title

Miss Sarah Bryan

About this object

Miss Sarah Bryan, the daughter of Fencible Patrick Bryan who came out on the Sir Robert Sale, who lived in a cottage on Picton Street c.1930 opposite Rishworths. The site was once the premises of John Taylor's Jewellers. + 1 enlargement .

Date Made

c1930

Measurements

12 x 17

Object Type

Print, Photographic

Subject and Association Keywords

Clothing & dress

Subject and Association Keywords

Women

Subject and Association Keywords

Howick

Named Collection

HHV

Object number

2018.313.01

Rights

Attribution - Non-commercial (cc) Attribution - Non-commercial (cc)

Sharla McTavish 29 Apr 2020 21:55 PM,UTC

I am the Great x3 Grandaughter of Private John Bryan who sailed from Cork, with his family on the Sir Richard Sale in June 1847. He died in 1866 of a heart attack, whilst in the employ of Mr McLean in Howick. His wife was Ann Bryan. I can not place this lady - or her father - there are no other Bryan's on the Sir Richard Sale - is there any more information attached with this photo?

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Clothing & dress
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