| Home Surname List Name Index Sources | Fifth Generation110. Eliza J. Bryan3,16,118. Birth: 1817, Dumplin Valley, Sevier County, Tennessee. Census: 1830, Sevier County, Tennessee, Age 10-14, enumerated Household of her father Thomas C. Bryan Sr. Census: 1840, Bradley County, Tennessee, Age 20-29, enumerated Household of her husband George Wooten. Census: 1850, Bradley County, Tennessee, Eliza J. 33 f w TN. She appeared in the will of Thomas C. Bryan Sr. on 4 March 1867. Thomas C. Bryan Sr. left $300 to his daughter Eliza J. Wooten. Death: after 1867, age 50,. (The following note from Elizabeth Cate Manly.) The family moved to Mt. Vernon, Lawrence Co., Mo. in 1859 or 1860. descendants live in Lawrence, Jasper, Barry, and Newton Counties, Missouri, the extreme southwestern part of the state, near the Oklahoma and Kansas borders. George W. Wooten owned a farm in Bradley Co. where his great-treat nephew Charles Walker now lives -- Harris Circle in the northwestern section of Cleveland. There are other Wooten relatives of this family in Bradley County, along with a host of Bryan kin. Eliza J. Bryan and George W. Wooten Marriage: about 1838, [Sevier County], [Tennessee]. She was from a Jefferson County family and he was from a Sevier County family. Marriage records for Jefferson County are exant, but the Sevier County courthouse was destroyed in 1857. There is no record of their marriage in Jefferson County, so they most likely were married in Sevier County. George W. Wooten3,118, son of Turner Wooten and Nancy Roper,. Birth: 27 October 1812, Tennessee. Census: 1840, Bradley County, Tennessee, page 35, line 10, 1840, Bradley County, Tennessee 00-04 1 0 1836-1840 Robert A. Wooten Census: 1850, Bradley County, Tennessee, 26th Subdivision, Bradley County, Tennessee, 13 Nov 1850; p.217a, dwelling number 1100, family number 1100; Wooten G. W. 37 m w farmer $800 TN; Eliza J. 33 f w TN; Robert 10 m w TN; Thomas 7 m w TN; William 5 m w TN; Rhoda 4 f w TN; Alfred 2 m w TN; Mary 4/12 f w TN. George was the son of Turner Wooten, a Revolutionary War soldier, and Nancy Roper. Nancy was of a prominent Jefferson County, Tennessee family. They came to Bradley County in 1838. Eliza J. Bryan-533 and George W. Wooten-543 had the following children:
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