52 Ancestors In 52 Weeks 2018 Edition: #13 The Old Homestead: 1400 Fisher St.
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Week 13: The Old Homestead:
This week's theme was to highlight a home where either you or one of your ancestors once resided in. I decided to reshare a post I wrote a few years ago about my great grandparents house, the Bryant family home in Morehead City, NC.
The following section I initially shared back on June 27, 2015
I have visited and been inside the home that belonged to my maternal great grandparents, Frank and Ophelia Bryant. The house is located at 1400 Fisher St in Morehead City, NC. The land was initially purchased by Ophelia's parents Alexander Hamilton Jones and Rosa Mitchell Jones in the early 1900's. Ophelia and Frank married in 1911 and by 1920 were able to build the house they would raise 7 children in. This is that house.
There is something special about being in the spaces our ancestors once lived. It provides another level of connection to those who came before us.
Week 13: The Old Homestead:
This week's theme was to highlight a home where either you or one of your ancestors once resided in. I decided to reshare a post I wrote a few years ago about my great grandparents house, the Bryant family home in Morehead City, NC.
The following section I initially shared back on June 27, 2015
I have visited and been inside the home that belonged to my maternal great grandparents, Frank and Ophelia Bryant. The house is located at 1400 Fisher St in Morehead City, NC. The land was initially purchased by Ophelia's parents Alexander Hamilton Jones and Rosa Mitchell Jones in the early 1900's. Ophelia and Frank married in 1911 and by 1920 were able to build the house they would raise 7 children in. This is that house.
1400 Fisher St, Morehead City, NC
Bryant Siblings
There is something special about being in the spaces our ancestors once lived. It provides another level of connection to those who came before us.
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