Rev. Olin Lowry DuRant
Death Date: 27 Jan 1912
Death Place: Lake City, SC
Publication Date: 1 Feb 1912
Reference: OD: 2/1/1912DD: 1/27/1912v75, #33, p1, c1
URL:http://www.wofford.edu/library...
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Rev. O. L. Durant Dead
There are many people in Pickens County who will regret to receive this news. He was known and called here "Judge Durant" and numbered his friends by his acquaintences.
He died at Lake City on the night of Januray 31st at the home of one of his sons. He had retired from active work in the ministry on account of his health some hears ago, and for the past year rapidly declined.
He was 68 years old and is survived by his wife and nine children, four boys and five girls.
Judge Durant first came to this County about 1870 or 1872 as pastor of Easley and Pickens and other churches, which constituted his circuit. After serving this field awhile he was elected probate judge of this county and served one term. Later he was twice elected to the office of school commissioner, and after retiring from this office became assistant county treasurer during the terms of Capt. Jon H. Bowen and Mr. J. Tyler Hill. He also served a number of years as clerk for the county commissioners.
In all these public trusts as well as in his ministerial duties he performed his tasks with fidelity to the people and in fear of God.
He was a man of sterling qualities: simple and unassuming in his manners, yet earnest, faithful and true to every duty. Truly a good man has gone to his reward.
(Pickens Sentinel, 22 Feb 1912, page 2)
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The Rev. Lowry was buried in Cottageville Cemetery, Cottageville, Walterboro Co., SC.
Source: Cemetery Inscriptions of Lower Colleton County, SC, published October, 2000.
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He is said to have served in the Confederate Army. This may be a reference to him:
Civil War Soldiers
Name: Olean L. Durant
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: South Carolina
Regiment: 13th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry
Company: C
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M381 roll 9
Rev. Olin Lowry DuRant
Death Date: 27 Jan 1912
Death Place: Lake City, SC
Publication Date: 1 Feb 1912
Reference: OD: 2/1/1912DD: 1/27/1912v75, #33, p1, c1
URL:http://www.wofford.edu/library...
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Rev. O. L. Durant Dead
There are many people in Pickens County who will regret to receive this news. He was known and called here "Judge Durant" and numbered his friends by his acquaintences.
He died at Lake City on the night of Januray 31st at the home of one of his sons. He had retired from active work in the ministry on account of his health some hears ago, and for the past year rapidly declined.
He was 68 years old and is survived by his wife and nine children, four boys and five girls.
Judge Durant first came to this County about 1870 or 1872 as pastor of Easley and Pickens and other churches, which constituted his circuit. After serving this field awhile he was elected probate judge of this county and served one term. Later he was twice elected to the office of school commissioner, and after retiring from this office became assistant county treasurer during the terms of Capt. Jon H. Bowen and Mr. J. Tyler Hill. He also served a number of years as clerk for the county commissioners.
In all these public trusts as well as in his ministerial duties he performed his tasks with fidelity to the people and in fear of God.
He was a man of sterling qualities: simple and unassuming in his manners, yet earnest, faithful and true to every duty. Truly a good man has gone to his reward.
(Pickens Sentinel, 22 Feb 1912, page 2)
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The Rev. Lowry was buried in Cottageville Cemetery, Cottageville, Walterboro Co., SC.
Source: Cemetery Inscriptions of Lower Colleton County, SC, published October, 2000.
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He is said to have served in the Confederate Army. This may be a reference to him:
Civil War Soldiers
Name: Olean L. Durant
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: South Carolina
Regiment: 13th Regiment, South Carolina Infantry
Company: C
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Film Number: M381 roll 9
Family Members
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Elmira Gause DuRant
1838–1921
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John Durant
1840–1864
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Andrew Sauls DuRant
1845–1864
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Mary DuRant Skinner
1847–1915
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Adella Gertrude "Addie" DuRant
1849–1915
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Henry Hill Durant Jr
1851–1923
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Benjamin Gause Durant
1854–1855
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William Augustus DuRant
1856–1915
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Maggie E. Durant
1858–1885
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Alef DuRant Williams
1860–1944
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