Grady County GaArchives Obituaries.....Bryant, Lawson F. 1919
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The Cairo Messenger, Friday, March 28, 1919
Lawson F. Bryant Dead In France

Mr. J. L. Bryant, residing on Route A, from Cairo on last Monday received a 
message from Adjutant General Harris of the War Department that his son, Lawson 
F. Bryant was dead overseas, the "date and cause to be determined."

Mr. Bryant was notified shortly after the armistice was signed that his son had 
been wounded in battle on November 11th, the day the armistice was signed and 
the last day that general fighting had took place.   It is probable that he 
died as a result of wounds received on the last day but further information 
from the War Department is expected as soon as they can determine the cause and 
date of his death.

So far as is known, this brings the total number of deaths of Grady county boys 
overseas to nine, besides a large number being wounded.

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