Marion Bryce

Marion Bryce ( Samuel; 1839–1920) was a Scottish-born Canadian educator and community leader prominent in religious, education, and philanthropic activities in Winnipeg.

Early life and education Marion Samuel was born in Kirkliston, West Lothian, Scotland, Later, she joined the staff of Manitoba College as lecturer in French and German. The couple spent the last two winters of Bryce's life in Victoria, British Columbia. She was buried in Kildonan beside the grave of her son, George Norman, who died in infancy.

Selected works "Historical Sketch of the Charitable Institutions of Winnipeg", Manitoba Historical Society, Transactions, Series 1, No. 54, read 21 February 1899, Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press. Early Red River Culture (Winnipeg: Manitoba Free Press, 1901.) Transaction, No. 57.