Snyder Family 2016 - Person Sheet
NameArabella Scott Welch 
Birth14 Nov 1848, Frankfort, Franklin Co., Kentucky
Death17 Mar 1932, Monmouth, New Jersey
Spouses
Birth2 Jul 1845, Windsor, Ashtabula Co., Ohio
Death23 Jan 1910, San Juan, Puerto Rico
BurialFrankfort Cemetery, Frankfort, Franklin Co., Kentucky
FatherJohn Love Bryan (1792-1866)
MotherCalista Griswald (1807-1892)
Marriage6 Jun 1871
Notes for Arabella Scott Welch
197Parents:
• Sylvester Welch • 1798 – 1852
• Arabella Scott • 1811 – 1878
Children:
• John Love Bryan • 1873 – 1944
• Edward P Bryan • 1874 – 1958
• William Scott Bryan • 1877 – 1963
• Ashbel Welch Bryan • 1881 – 1951
• Sylvester Griswold Bryan • 1886 – 1926
• Sylvester Welch • 1798 – 1852
• Arabella Scott • 1811 – 1878
Children:
• John Love Bryan • 1873 – 1944
• Edward P Bryan • 1874 – 1958
• William Scott Bryan • 1877 – 1963
• Ashbel Welch Bryan • 1881 – 1951
• Sylvester Griswold Bryan • 1886 – 1926
Notes for Edward Payson (Spouse 1)
from the Brooklyn Standard Union 1910
E. P. BRYAN'S BODY TO BE BROUGHT TO NEW YORK SAN JUAN, Porto [sic] Rico, Jan. 2 The death of Edward P. BRYAN, vice-president of the Interboro Rapid Transit Company of New York was due to apoplexy. Mr. Bryan was spending the winter with his son in Porto Rico. His body will be placed on board the steamer sailing for New York tomorrow. --- Edward PAYSON BRYAN came to New York from St. Louis, Mo. in 1900 as general manager of the R( ) Transit Subway Construction Company. He was born at Windsor, Atabula County, Ohio, in 1847 and received a common school education in Granville, Ohio. At the age of 18 he began work for the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company at B( )field Station, Ky., and rose through the grades of telegraph operator, ( )tion agent and superintendent to the important position of vice-president and general manager of the Term( ) Railroad Association of St. Louis in which city he lived until his rem( ) to New York. In addition to his work for the Interborough company, BRYAN served on the boards of directors of other subway construction companies, the New York and Long Island Railroad Company and New York and Queens County Railroad Company.
197Children:
• John Love Bryan • 1873 – 1944
• Edward P Bryan • 1874 – 1958
• William Scott Bryan • 1877 – 1963
• Ashbel Welch Bryan • 1881 – 1951
• Sylvester Griswold Bryan • 1886 – 1926
E. P. BRYAN'S BODY TO BE BROUGHT TO NEW YORK SAN JUAN, Porto [sic] Rico, Jan. 2 The death of Edward P. BRYAN, vice-president of the Interboro Rapid Transit Company of New York was due to apoplexy. Mr. Bryan was spending the winter with his son in Porto Rico. His body will be placed on board the steamer sailing for New York tomorrow. --- Edward PAYSON BRYAN came to New York from St. Louis, Mo. in 1900 as general manager of the R( ) Transit Subway Construction Company. He was born at Windsor, Atabula County, Ohio, in 1847 and received a common school education in Granville, Ohio. At the age of 18 he began work for the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company at B( )field Station, Ky., and rose through the grades of telegraph operator, ( )tion agent and superintendent to the important position of vice-president and general manager of the Term( ) Railroad Association of St. Louis in which city he lived until his rem( ) to New York. In addition to his work for the Interborough company, BRYAN served on the boards of directors of other subway construction companies, the New York and Long Island Railroad Company and New York and Queens County Railroad Company.
197Children:
• John Love Bryan • 1873 – 1944
• Edward P Bryan • 1874 – 1958
• William Scott Bryan • 1877 – 1963
• Ashbel Welch Bryan • 1881 – 1951
• Sylvester Griswold Bryan • 1886 – 1926