1. William Bryant (1869-1893), Glynneath
William is said to have been killed in a mining accident, probably one of the numerous individual casualties not part of a larger-scale disaster.
2. Mary Bryant (1871-1950) married David Price (1868-1952)
Children: Mary Annie Price (1895-1988) married Evan Griffiths
Jennet Price (1896-1988)
William Price (1904-1965) married Mary Hannah Powell
Catherine Price (1906-1926)
Ruth Price (1902-1929)
3. David Bryant (1873-1894)
4. Gwenllian Bryant (1874-1953) married Job Evans
Children: John Samuel Evans (1903-1958)
Jennie or Jennet Evans (1911-)
5. John Bryant (1877-1955)
6. Richard Bryant (1878-1955) married Margaret Lloyd (1880-1967)
For much of their lives, this family lived at 17 Bethania Street, Glynneath.
Children:
i. Blodwen Bryant (1903-1986) married Elvet R Jones
ii. David Griffifth Bryant (1907-<1911)
iii. Edward Bryant (1907-1972) married Catherine John. He was a fire-officer in the colliery, most likely Aberpergwm, and in the military (WW2).
iv. Megan Bryant (1911-1990) married Cyril Adams
v. Gomer Bryant (1914-1978) married Elsie Davies. He was a shopkeeper in Glynneath and also a Police Inspector (“Specials”).
vi. Jennet Bryant (1917-) married David T Davies in Q4 1939.
vii. William Bryant (1922-2008) married Lilian Howells (1924-1990). He was an electrician in Aberpergwm Colliery and deacon of Addoldy Independent Chapel, Glynneath.
7. Ann Bryant (1883-1946)
