Second Generation

3. Nancy Ann DURHAM was born about 1819 in Pendleton District, (Pickens District), SC. She died between 1880 and 1899 in SC. She died at the age of 60 years old. Nancy Durham Eades is listed in Hurricane Twp., Pickens Co., SC 1880 Census, but on commitment papers for her son, John H. Eades, it is said that she was deceased. This was Sept. 13, 1899.
The Guion Miller rolls list Nancy Durham Eades' parents as Isaac Durham and Frances Johnston.

Nancy Ann DURHAM and John Thomas "John" EADES were married.
William Johnston sold land to his daughter, Frances Johnston Durham, "Fannie", and to his granddaughter, Nancy Durham Eades, also to John Eades, husband of Nancy.
John Thomas "John" EADES was born between 1806 and 1814 in Pickens District, SC. He died in 1894 in SC. He died at the age of 65 years old. John Thomas Eades is listed Hurricane Twp., Pickens Co., SC 1880 Census, but on the commitment papers for his son, John H. Eades, it is said that he was deceased. This was Sept. 13, 1899.
Nancy Ann DURHAM and John Thomas "John" EADES had the following children:

+17	i.	Elizabeth E. EADES.
+18	ii.	Miles Anderson "Miles" EADES.
19	iii.	Frances Jane "Francis" EADES was born on 2 Sep 1845 in SC. Frances settled in Washington State.
20	iv.	Samuel H. EADES was born on 5 Apr 1848 in Pickens District, SC. . From: Phyllis Davidson To: Katie Gillespie Sent: Tuesday, March 24, 2009 6:12 PM Subject: RE: Civil War Records for Samuel Eades Katie, I think I mentioned to you before the story about the three brothers coming to Oklahoma. Isaac ended up in Bartlesville, and Samuel supposedly ended up in Arkansas. I can't find any evidence of that. My dad used to tell a story about being a little boy and going to Okla. City from Chandler with his dad. They met a policeman named Eades who said he was Samuel's son, so I know he lived long enough to have offspring. We went to Rhey's Mill, AR, to look for him, because I saw that name mentioned somewhere. Maybe it was a letter or something. I can't remember. Anyway, we did find a Samuel Eads buried in that area, but he was older than our Sam would have been. I wondered if he might have been an uncle or cousin or something, and maybe that's why our Sam ended up staying in that area after he became too sick to travel on to Oklahoma with the other two brothers. Anyway, that's all I can tell you about Sam. I think I told you that we had a trial subscription to Footnote.com, and I downloaded Miles' Civil War papers. Now we have a subscription for the libraries. Is that where you got these things? Would you like for me to send you Miles' papers, or do you already have them? Thanks for all you do. I'm so glad you're diligent and organized enough to make up for my lack thereof. Phyllis From: katieg@nctv.com To: phyladav@hotmail.com Subject: Civil War Records for Samuel Eades Date: Sun, 22 Mar 2009 10:59:43 -0400 Samuel Eades was the son of John Thomas Eades & Nancy Ann Durham & grandson of Isaac Durham & Frances "Fanny" Johnston. Also, if Lowry Wilson is correct, great grandson of William Berry "Littleberry" Durham and first unknown wife, and the great great grandson of David Durham & Sina Hammond (unproven as of yet). I also downloaded Miles Anderson Durham's Civil War records. Since he was the brother to Samuel Durham, they have the same lineage. Y'all let me know if I got all those great greats correct! There were a couple more Eades who were in the Civil War and were from this area. They were Christopher C. Eades (Pickens District) and George W. Eades (last place of residence was Anderson, SC). I would bet that these two Eades were kin to Samuel and Mile Eades. Katie
+21	v.	Isaac Franklin "Isaac" EADES.
+22	vi.	Sarah L. R. "Sarah" EADES.
+23	vii.	John H. "John" EADES.
+24	viii.	Tyler Ephraim Beauregard "Tyler" EADES.