Fourth Generation

162. Bryant DURHAM was born about 1836 in North Carolina.^{10,12,13,21,69,92} He died before 1920 in Orange County, North Carolina.⁷¹ In the 1870 Census for Orange County, North Carolina - Bryant Durham, age 28, is listed in the household of Stanten and Violet Campbell. Bryant Durham is listed as "Laborer".

In the 1880 Census for Orange County, North Carolina - Bryant Durham, age 40 and "single" is listed in the household of Thomas M. Durham, age 40, and wife Cormelia. Bryant Durham is listed as "cousin".

Bryant DURHAM and Mary H. SNIPES were married on 1 Feb 1882 in Bingham, Orange County, North Carolina.^44,92 Bryant Durham <https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F877-SYK>
North Carolina, Marriages, 1759-1979
birth: 1840
marriage: 01 Feb 1882 Bingham, Orange Co., North Carolina

parents: Spencer Durham, Liley Durham
spouse: Mary Ward

groom's name: Bryant Durham
groom's birth date: 1840
groom's age: 42
bride's name: Mary Ward
bride's birth date: 1845
bride's age: 37
marriage date: 01 Feb 1882
marriage place: Bingham, Orange Co., North Carolina
groom's father's name: Spencer Durham
groom's mother's name: Liley Durham
bride's father's name: Manly Snipes
bride's mother's name: Patsy Snipes
groom's race: White
bride's race: White
indexing project (batch) number: M75218-5
system origin: North Carolina-EASy
source film number: 540319 Mary H. SNIPES (daughter of Manly SNIPES and Patsey NEVILLE) was born on 10 Jan 1844 in Chatham County, North Carolina.^{27,69,71,92,93} In the 1920 Census for Orange County, North Carolina - Mary Durham, age 75 and "widowed" is listed in the household of her son - Rex Durham, age 28 and "single". She died Labor Pneumonia on 28 Nov 1935 in Orange County, North Carolina.²⁷ Buried at Antioch Church Cemetery. Informant at death listed as "Mr. G. T. Ward" of Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Bryant DURHAM and Mary H. SNIPES had the following children:

+408	i.	Sallie Elizabeth "Lizzie" DURHAM.
409	ii.	Rex DURHAM was born on 4 Nov 1890 in Orange County, North Carolina.27,68,69,71,93 He died Chronic Tubular Nephritis due to Prostatic Hyperthopy on 31 Dec 1950 in Durham County, North Carolina.27 Buried in Antioch Church Cemetery in Orange County, North Carolina. Informant at death listed as "Mrs. James Scott" of Asheboro, North Carolina. Occupation: Farmer. Listed as World War I Veteran on death certificate. Never Married.