Sources indicate that he was born in Chester County, Pennsylvania in 1734 and moved to the Piedomont area of South Carolina between about 1750 and 1755 and settled in the area that became in 1768 the Ninety Sixth District and the area where he lived became Laurens District in 1785.
James was a soldier of the Revolutionary War. He was in the South Carolina Militia and served as wagon master for Col James Williams' regiment during the period before and after the fall of Charlestown.
Contributor: John Simmons (48868113)
Sources indicate that he was born in Chester County, Pennsylvania in 1734 and moved to the Piedomont area of South Carolina between about 1750 and 1755 and settled in the area that became in 1768 the Ninety Sixth District and the area where he lived became Laurens District in 1785.
James was a soldier of the Revolutionary War. He was in the South Carolina Militia and served as wagon master for Col James Williams' regiment during the period before and after the fall of Charlestown.
Contributor: John Simmons (48868113)
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Family Members
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Joseph Alexander Adair Jr
1733–1812
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Benjamin Adair
1736–1823
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Jean Adair Ramage
1738–1805
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Sarah Elizabeth Adair Long
1740–1823
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Elizabeth Betsey Adair Bryans
1752–1836
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John Adair
1756–1812
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Jean Jane Adair Holland
1765–1830
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Cassandra Adair McCrary
1767–1835
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Charity Adair Little
1770–1826
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Robert Adair
1772–1846
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Elisha Milton Adair
1776–1844
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Aseneth Spiers "Hester" Adair Miller
1781–1844
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Dr Isaac Adair
1795–1863
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Andrew Jackson Adair
1811–1881