Fannie Durant was born March 18, 1874 in Indian Territory, the daughter of Reverend Dixon David Durant (1834-1906) and Mary Hutchison (1847-1887). In about 1894, Fannie married David Edward Chamberlain who was born in August 1865 in Ohio. Fannie and David had one daughter, Mary Anna Chamberlain, born September 21, 1897, in Indian Territory.
The 1900 Federal Census for Durant, Indian Territory (Choctaw Nation) now Oklahoma (Bryan County), shows Fannie Chamberlain, an Indian, age 26, born March 1874 in Indian Territory. Her father was born in Mississippi and her mother in Tennessee. Fannie was living with her husband, Edward Chamberlain, a day laborer, age 34, born August 1865, born in Ohio. Living with them is their daughter, Mary A. Chamberlain, an Indian, age 2, born September 1897 in Indian Territory. The census shows that Fannie and Edward had been married for six years. Also living with them was a female cousin, Lou Durant, a school teacher, age 48, born December 1851, in Indian Territory.
Fannie died June 16, 1908, in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in Highland Cemetery. Fannie's daughter, went to live with Marion and Emma Stanford in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). The 1910 Federal Census for Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Mary, age 12, born in Oklahoma, living with Marion Stanford, a barber, age 26, born in Texas; and his wife, Emma, age 20, born in Texas. The census shows that the Stanfords had been married three years and had no children of their own.
David's exact date of death is not yet known but he was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County).
The 1900 Federal Census for Durant, Indian Territory (Choctaw Nation) now Oklahoma (Bryan County), shows Fannie Chamberlain, an Indian, age 26, born March 1874 in Indian Territory. Her father was born in Mississippi and her mother in Tennessee. Fannie was living with her husband, Edward Chamberlain, a day laborer, age 34, born August 1865, born in Ohio. Living with them is their daughter, Mary A. Chamberlain, an Indian, age 2, born September 1897 in Indian Territory. The census shows that Fannie and Edward had been married for six years. Also living with them was a female cousin, Lou Durant, a school teacher, age 48, born December 1851, in Indian Territory.
Fannie died June 16, 1908, in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in Highland Cemetery. Fannie's daughter, went to live with Marion and Emma Stanford in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). The 1910 Federal Census for Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Mary, age 12, born in Oklahoma, living with Marion Stanford, a barber, age 26, born in Texas; and his wife, Emma, age 20, born in Texas. The census shows that the Stanfords had been married three years and had no children of their own.
David's exact date of death is not yet known but he was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County).
Fannie Durant was born March 18, 1874 in Indian Territory, the daughter of Reverend Dixon David Durant (1834-1906) and Mary Hutchison (1847-1887). In about 1894, Fannie married David Edward Chamberlain who was born in August 1865 in Ohio. Fannie and David had one daughter, Mary Anna Chamberlain, born September 21, 1897, in Indian Territory.
The 1900 Federal Census for Durant, Indian Territory (Choctaw Nation) now Oklahoma (Bryan County), shows Fannie Chamberlain, an Indian, age 26, born March 1874 in Indian Territory. Her father was born in Mississippi and her mother in Tennessee. Fannie was living with her husband, Edward Chamberlain, a day laborer, age 34, born August 1865, born in Ohio. Living with them is their daughter, Mary A. Chamberlain, an Indian, age 2, born September 1897 in Indian Territory. The census shows that Fannie and Edward had been married for six years. Also living with them was a female cousin, Lou Durant, a school teacher, age 48, born December 1851, in Indian Territory.
Fannie died June 16, 1908, in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in Highland Cemetery. Fannie's daughter, went to live with Marion and Emma Stanford in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). The 1910 Federal Census for Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Mary, age 12, born in Oklahoma, living with Marion Stanford, a barber, age 26, born in Texas; and his wife, Emma, age 20, born in Texas. The census shows that the Stanfords had been married three years and had no children of their own.
David's exact date of death is not yet known but he was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County).
The 1900 Federal Census for Durant, Indian Territory (Choctaw Nation) now Oklahoma (Bryan County), shows Fannie Chamberlain, an Indian, age 26, born March 1874 in Indian Territory. Her father was born in Mississippi and her mother in Tennessee. Fannie was living with her husband, Edward Chamberlain, a day laborer, age 34, born August 1865, born in Ohio. Living with them is their daughter, Mary A. Chamberlain, an Indian, age 2, born September 1897 in Indian Territory. The census shows that Fannie and Edward had been married for six years. Also living with them was a female cousin, Lou Durant, a school teacher, age 48, born December 1851, in Indian Territory.
Fannie died June 16, 1908, in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) and was buried there in Highland Cemetery. Fannie's daughter, went to live with Marion and Emma Stanford in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County). The 1910 Federal Census for Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County) shows Mary, age 12, born in Oklahoma, living with Marion Stanford, a barber, age 26, born in Texas; and his wife, Emma, age 20, born in Texas. The census shows that the Stanfords had been married three years and had no children of their own.
David's exact date of death is not yet known but he was buried in Highland Cemetery in Durant, Oklahoma (Bryan County).
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