Southampton County Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Bryant, Rosa Vick, 1929 

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ROSA VICK BRYANT

   Mrs. Rosa Vick Bryant, widow of the late Benjamin L. Bryant, died Saturday, 
February 2, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. T.J. Joyner, of Capron, after an 
illness of three weeks.  Mrs. Bryant was born in Southampton County and was in 
her 69th year.

   Her five sons and daughter, Mrs. Joyner, were with her when the end came.

   Surviving her are four daughters; Mrs. A.W. Howell of Franklin, Mrs. Annie 
Cobb of Petersburg, Mrs. J.E. Everett of Emporia, Mrs. T.J. Joyner of Capron; 
five sons, S.C. Bryant of Cary, N.C., E.A. Bryant and Hinton Bryant of 
Rosemary, N.C., Leslie Bryant of Portsmouth and Harry Bryant of Capron; 
fifteen grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. S.H. Simmons of Boykins, Mrs. 
Martha Applewhite of Portsmouth, Mrs. J.T. Rawls of Capron; six brothers, 
Frank Vick, J.B. Felts of Boykins. E.A. Felts of Capron, L.C. Felts of 
Sebrell, B.E. Felts of Branchville and C.B. Felts of Rosemary, N.C.

   Funeral services were held from the Capron Baptist Church where Mrs. Bryant 
had held her membership for 36 years, Monday at 3 o’clock by her Pastor Rev. 
W.L. Kersey, assisted by Rev. C.H. Fielding of the Methodist Church. 
Interment was made in the Capron cemetery, the active pallbearers being: Dr. 
J.N. Applewhite, E.W. Crichton, J.H. Nicholson, Parley Baker, Tom Story, J.T. 
Rawls and Ben Scarborough.  Honorary, R.W. Simmons, R.L. Felts, E.C. Felts, 
Walter Joyner, A.B. Nicholson, J.H. Joyner.  The funeral was largely attended 
and the casket was covered with a spray of lilies.


Rosa (VICK; Mrs. Benjamin L.) BRYANT, 
b. 7 May 1861*, Southampton Co., d. 2 Feb 1929, Capron, 
interred in the Capron Cemetery**, 4 Feb 1929, 
"The Tidewater News" (Franklin, VA), Feb. 8, 1929 

**Southampton County Historical Society {SCHS} Cemetery Project, 
   Capron list (C-6): 
   http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/southampton/cemeteries/capron.txt 

Her marriage record gives daughter of Orris Vick & M.U. Felts. 
   (Southampton Co. MB3:127) 

Orris Vick & Martha Reese were issued a marriage license 1 Dec 1852. 
   (Southampton Co. MB1:7) 

*The 1900 Census (Boykins Dist. (#57), Southampton Co., sheet 12B) 
   gives b. May 1860. 

*Rosa's Death Certificate, #6801, gives b. 7 May 1861, daughter of ___ Vick & 
   Rosa Aralia? Bryant.  Her son Lewis Clinton Bryant ("L.C.," then of Cary, 
   NC) was the informant. 

Her son Lewis' Death Certificate, #25261, gives her name as Rosa Olive Vick. 


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