Do you have the DURHAMS traced back very far? Arthur DURHAM is the furthest back I have...he received a 200 acre Memorial in Craven Co., SC, waters of Cane Cr., NE side of Saluda River. This area later became Laurens Co. The precept date was 2/2/1773. His neighbors were John CUNNINGHAM, George CARTER, John PHILPOT, Samuel WEATHERS. Land was certified 2/12/1773, granted 6/23/1774. Arthur's wife was Eliz. Samuel WEATHERS had 300 a. on Cain/Cane Cr., precept date 6/2/1772-his wife was Martha DURHAM. Samuel WEATHERS and Martha DURHAM must have married in NC prior to moving to SC because their dau. Isabella was born in NC. I don't know where they were in NC. The other children I know of for the DURHAMS are Henry, Arthur, Stephen, Margaret "Peggy", and Mary. Samuel and Martha DURHAM WEATHERS moved to GA. Their dau. Isabella married Isaac son of Thomas CARTER who sided with the British in the Rev. War--they lived as refugees in E. FL after the War. Arthur DURHAM Sr. established the Turkey Cr. Baptist Church of Saluda R. in the late 1700's. That is all I know. I would be very interested to know where this family came from in NC. Thank you, Cynthia robertpf wrote: > > I have Durhams and Thompsons in Lauren Co. Evaline Thompson, dau of > Henry and Mary Wallace Thompson, married Killis Archilles Durham, son of > George and Susan Hyde Durham in ca 1830. Does this fit anywhere with > your names? > > Bob Pfennig in New Braunfels, TX > > Ray George wrote: > > Howdy! > > My research indicates that members of the Thompson; Morton; Stewart; > Crump; and Alexander > families married into the Durham family---all in Old Pendleton > District. If you have > information on any of these families ( and more especially, their > connection with the Durham > family), please contact me. Thank you very much. Ray George > rgeo@tca.net > > ==== SC-OLD-PENDLETON-DIST Mailing List ==== > Join RootsWeb WorldConnect Program > For details on how to submit your GEDCOM > Visit http://www.rootsweb.com > Scroll down to Other Tools/Resources