Modern residential development in east Belfast, deriving its name from nearby Bryson Street.
The name continues the commemoration of Samuel Maziere Bryson, apothecary, antiquarian, and early collector of Irish-language manuscripts, who died in Ballymacarrett in 1853. Like Bryson Gardens, this is a later development and reflects the extension of an established local naming pattern rather than an original nineteenth-century street name.
Sources
Dictionary of Irish Biography, ‘Bryson, Samuel Maziere’;
Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland maps;
Belfast street directories (late 20th–21st century).