William Joel Bryan

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William Joel Bryan was a 19th-century Texas landowner and nephew of Stephen F. Austin, recognized as an early settler and community figure in the region that now includes the city of Bryan, Texas.

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instanceOf Texas landowner
early Texas settler
person
associatedWith Brazos County, Texas NERFINISHED
Bryan, Texas NERFINISHED
Stephen F. Austin family NERFINISHED
birthDate 1815-12-14
birthPlace Missouri Territory NERFINISHED
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1903-03-13
deathPlace Texas NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Anglo-American
familyName Bryan NERFINISHED
givenName William
hasHeritage American pioneer heritage
hasPart plantation near present-day Bryan, Texas
honouredBy city of Bryan, Texas being named in his honor
languageSpoken English
middleName Joel NERFINISHED
militaryConflict Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
namedAfter William Joel Bryan NERFINISHED
notableFor association with the founding and development of the community that became Bryan, Texas
being an early settler in the area of present-day Bryan, Texas
role in settlement of central Texas region
notableRelative Stephen F. Austin NERFINISHED
notableRole community figure in early Brazos County
notableWork development of land in Brazos County, Texas
occupation landowner
planter
parent Emily Austin Bryan Perry NERFINISHED
James Bryan NERFINISHED
participantIn Texas Revolution NERFINISHED
placeOfBurial Bryan City Cemetery NERFINISHED
region Republic of Texas NERFINISHED
State of Texas NERFINISHED
religion Christianity
residence Brazos County, Texas NERFINISHED
Quintana, Texas NERFINISHED
sibling Guy Morrison Bryan NERFINISHED
Moses Austin Bryan NERFINISHED
uncle Stephen F. Austin NERFINISHED

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Bryan, Texas namedAfter William Joel Bryan
Bryan namedAfter William Joel Bryan
subject surface form: Bryan, Texas