Natalie Elizabeth Bryson

Background

Bryson, Natalie Elizabeth was born on February 20, 1931 in Weymouth, Massachusetts, United States. Daughter of Harry Follett and Amy Louise (Hill) Duncan.

Education

Student.

Career

Owner Antiques and Epicure, Silverdale, Washington, since 1972. Instructor gourmet cooking and antiques Olympic College, Bremerton, since 1971. Lecturer China, since 1979.

Public relations representative American Automobile Association Travel Agency of Washington. Tour guide trip, China, 1982—1984. Consultant, member Museum History and Industry, Seattle.

Representative Washington Art Commission President Olympic View Community, 1978. Board directors March of Dimes.

Achievements

• Natalie Elizabeth Bryson has been listed as a noteworthy antique dealer by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Flag officer Keechong Society, Museum American China Trade, Milton, Massachusetts, since 1979. Member of Central Kitsap Chamber of Commerce, United States Chamber of Commerce, Seattle Art Museum, Decorative Arts Council, Seattle Antique Study Group, Kipsap County History Society, Victorian Society of America, National Association Dealers Antiques, National Association Female Executives, Oriental Ceramic Society (London and Hong Kong).

Connections

Children: Elizabeth Alice, Muriel Anne, William MacLean, Rebecca Jane, David Duncan, James Hill.

Father:

Harry Follett Duncan

Mother:

Amy Louise (Hill) Duncan

child:

Rebecca Jane Bryson

child:

David Duncan Bryson

child:

Elizabeth Alice Bryson

child:

William MacLean Bryson

child:

Muriel Anne Bryson

child:

James Hill Bryson