Places in their life
Explore recorded events and connections, place by place.
Places will load as you reach this section.
Explore places & events
Town and regional markers represent an area. Each record describes the connection to that place.
The life of Lynn Doades Bryant
Biography
Lynn Doades Bryant is the daughter of Thomas Wendel Doades and Sandra Kay Hequet Walker, known as Sandi. Her parents married in Texas. Her father worked as a commercial artist, producing artwork for business use, and her paternal grandparents were Floyd Vincent Doades and Helen E. Szabo.L1
Lynn has four maternal half-siblings—brothers and a sister with whom she shares her mother: Eric Mehr, Adam Wicks Walker, Juliette “Julie” Walker McKernan, and Jason Durant Walker.L2
Lynn’s three children are Sean Bryant, Katelyn Michele Bryant Cessna, and Evan Taylor Bryant. Katelyn earned a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, a professional qualification in dentistry, and married Preston Cody Cessna.L2
Images & documents
No images or documents have been added yet. Have something to share?
Family relationships
Parents
Half siblings
Children · other parent not recorded
A life in dates
1 event
- Connection to this place
Probable early family region — Texas, United States.
Texas, United States
Show on map →
More about this person
Other names
Lynne Doades Bryant
Notes & sources
- L1
The existing family biography identifies Lynn as Sandra’s daughter from her Texas marriage to Doades. Jason Durant Walker’s family testimony supplies Thomas’s identity and parents. The 1961 Dallas directory, p. 434, documents Thomas’s commercial-art occupation.
Back to biography - L2
The existing family relationships, biography and family documents identify Lynn’s four maternal half-siblings and three children, Katelyn’s Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, and Katelyn’s marriage to Preston Cody Cessna.
Back to biography
Family records
- Canonical PROD, revision 115
- Doades v. Syed opinion
- Retained family research and archival source findings
- Family contribution
- JDW family testimony: Doades and Mehr families