Thank you to the following cousins and friends who have supported Huldah's research! Feel free to help ensure accuracy by pointing out errors and/or suggestions in the comments above. Thanks to three recent generous donations, Huldah's website will remain active for another year!

Sam's research was the first to indicate that Huldah's son

Anthony D. Brisson is the man

from whom every Brisson of 

Bladen County descends. Sam remains committed to the research and has updated the Brisson lineage in Bladen County's records.

As Director of Museum Services, our cousin Betty Jo's experience in research and interpretive media lead her to locate Huldah's first two children's baptism records. She has been on a parallel research mission and is a valued supporter of the Brisson family research.

Annie Rose is a wealth of information on the present day descendants of Anthony D. Brisson.

In 1985, during the renovation of his great-grandparents' home, 

Larry discovered the handmade trunk filled with early 

documents. Included were the 

names and birthdates of all nine of Huldah's grandchildren, and Anthony's letter to her. Larry distributed multiple copies of these treasured documents. 

Dr. Hanson trained and worked as an historian in his native Boston, Massachusetts. Now retired and living in London, he authored The Wandering Princess.

Dr. Hanson located the Brissons in the London archives.

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Jason is a professional North Carolina genealogist with over 30 years of research experience. ​

Visit his website

ncbrickwall.com

or write to him at 

ncbrickwall@outlook.com

Gloria is an adjunct professor, descended from Anthony's first son Stephen, named for our progenitor Etienne Brisson. She has supported Huldah's research from the beginning, and edited my first attempt at authorship. Gloria's encouragement, support, and expertise have been invaluable.

Our cousin Barbie manages the annual Brisson Family Reunions, and the Brissons of Bladen County Facebook page.