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  1. William Foster says

    My wife is Delene “Dee” Marie Smith Melich Foster defender Isaac Ryan is her 5th great-uncle is buried at the Alamo:
    Isaac Ryan (died at the Alamo)
    BIRTH 01 MAR 1805 • Perry’s Ferry, Vermillion Parish, Louisiana
    DEATH 06 MAR 1836 • San Antonio, Bexar, Texas, USA

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    • Cindy Porter says

      Isaac Ryan was my 4th or 5th? great-uncle also. I am a descendant of Minerva Ester Ryan – Jacob Ryan, Jr.’s daughter.

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  2. Sherrie Leach says

    Isaac Ryan is my 4th great uncle. I am a descendant of his sister, Ann Ryan (Jacob Ryan, Sr’s daughter). Ann Ryan married Henry Moss and they settled with the Ryan family in what is now known as Calcasieu Parish, LA.

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  3. Mark Roberts says

    Issac Ryan was a brother to Christeen Ryan .They were a couple of the children of John Jacob Ryan and Mary Anne Hartgrave .Christeen would be My Grandmothers Grandmother . I think that would make Isaac Ryan a great uncle to my grandmother.

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  5. Mina Marquart Raymond says

    Isaac Ryan I’d my 5th generation great uncle. I am a descendent of Sarah Ryan, his sister, who married Pierre Joseph Vincent. They married in 1815.

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