Biographical Sketch of Charles S. Bryson, Johnson County, Missouri
Post Oak Township
>From "The History of Johnson County, Missouri," 
Kansas City Historical Co. 1881

CHARLES S. BRYSON,

son of Rev. John C. Bryson, was born June 29, 1856.  This enterprising
young business man lives in Post Oak township, on his father's
homestead, one mile southwest of Burnett Station.  The bright future
which lies before this young man will doubtless bring wealth and honor,
and fit him for a prominent place among his fellow-citizens.  The father
of the subject of this sketch was born January 19, 1821, in the state of
Pennsylvania.  He studied for the ministry, graduating from Bethany
college, Virginia, July 4, 1847, and from the Theological seminary three
years after.  He was married in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, in 1850, to
Miss Nancy Chambers, daughter of Alexander Chambers.  The names of the
children are:  William A., John C., Emma J., Charles S., George M.,
Harry B., Maria McDowell, David K., Joseph M., Julius W., deceased, and
Anna S., deceased.  Rev.  John C. Bryson came to Johnson county in 1867,
where he has since resided, officiating as a United Presbyterian
minister a portion of the time.

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