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1902 Map of Upper Laurens Co., showing the location along the railroad of Owing and Gray Court. AFLLC Collection

Horse and Buggy Reunion of the Older Curry’s
Jennie and States Curry with his older brother, Flaud and Maida Curry.

Jennie and States Curry with his older brother, Flaud and Maida Curry.

 Mr. and Mrs. Townes Curry with their children; Richard, Ethel and Alton

Mr. and Mrs. Townes Curry with their children; Richard, Ethel and Alton

 Rev. Peden Gene Curry and Mrs. Mary Lowery Curry, with son Gene Curry who is a minister in Laurens, SC

Rev. Peden Gene Curry and Mrs. Mary Lowery Curry, with son Gene Curry who is a minister in Laurens, SC

 World War II Veterans Jake Wharton, married to Frances Gray, and Gray Curry at the Curry homeplace.

World War II Veterans Jake Wharton, married to Frances Gray, and Gray Curry at the Curry homeplace.

 B. Barrett Curry, (1838-1864), died in the Civil War, buried at the Un. of Virginia. He was married to Elia Willis with whom he had two children; Hilliard Curry and Emma Curry.

B. Barrett Curry, (1838-1864), died in the Civil War, buried at the Un. of Virginia. He was married to Elia Willis with whom he had two children; Hilliard Curry and Emma Curry.

 Hilliard Curry married Lucinda Sprouse and had the following children; Eva Curry, Barnett Curry, Cora Curry, Willis Curry, Warren Curry, Henry Curry, Marvin Curry, Lyda Curry, Lawrence Curry, Emma Lue Curry and Alice Curry.

Hilliard Curry married Lucinda Sprouse and had the following children; Eva Curry, Barnett Curry, Cora Curry, Willis Curry, Warren Curry, Henry Curry, Marvin Curry, Lyda Curry, Lawrence Curry, Emma Lue Curry and Alice Curry.

 Pvt. Willis Abraham Cheek, CSA, whose parents were Willis Cheek who married Eliza Gray.

Pvt. Willis Abraham Cheek, CSA, whose parents were Willis Cheek who married Eliza Gray.

 Gray Rapley Curry at his grandparents home in the Eden Community.

Gray Rapley Curry at his grandparents home in the Eden Community.

 Sarah Alice Curry and Gray R. Curry who drove a pony cart to school prior to busing.

Sarah Alice Curry and Gray R. Curry who drove a pony cart to school prior to busing.

 Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Curry of Green Pond. Mrs. Josie is holding Virginia Ann Curry. Mrs. Josie was a local teacher.

Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Curry of Green Pond. Mrs. Josie is holding Virginia Ann Curry. Mrs. Josie was a local teacher.

 Inez Willis Darby wife of John Darby, and Grandma Bessie Stoddard Smith.

Inez Willis Darby wife of John Darby, and Grandma Bessie Stoddard Smith.

 Sally Willis Stoddard (1860-1951), mother of Jamie and Lander Stoddard.

Sally Willis Stoddard (1860-1951), mother of Jamie and Lander Stoddard.

 Home of Newton Darby and Emma Darby, where Teresa Darby Stoddard and John Darby Stoddard grew up.

Home of Newton Darby and Emma Darby, where Teresa Darby Stoddard and John Darby Stoddard grew up.

 First row; UN, Teresa Darby Stoddard, Inez Willis Darby, 2nd row: UN, UN, Grace Owings

First row; UN, Teresa Darby Stoddard, Inez Willis Darby, 2nd row: UN, UN, Grace Owings

 Bessie Stoddard Smith born 1884, sister of Jamie and Lander Stoddard.

Bessie Stoddard Smith born 1884, sister of Jamie and Lander Stoddard.

 John Rapley Darby, son of John and Inez Darby

John Rapley Darby, son of John and Inez Darby

 Matthew E. Davis (1843-1919), CSA veteran and store owner and PO Master near Durbin, S.C.

Matthew E. Davis (1843-1919), CSA veteran and store owner and PO Master near Durbin, S.C.

 Dr. F.D. Fulmer

Dr. F.D. Fulmer

 Back row: Mary Bell Gambrell, Hood Gambrell, Samuel Chester Gambrell. Front row: Zelda Gambrell Oates, Samuel Gambrell, Hugh Morris Gambrell

Back row: Mary Bell Gambrell, Hood Gambrell, Samuel Chester Gambrell. Front row: Zelda Gambrell Oates, Samuel Gambrell, Hugh Morris Gambrell

 The James Dean Graydon and Nannie Armstrong Graydon family in 1911. Children include; Letha Graydon Campbell, Flora Graydon Gambrell, Rufus Graydon, Liddie Mae Graydon Abercrombie

The James Dean Graydon and Nannie Armstrong Graydon family in 1911. Children include; Letha Graydon Campbell, Flora Graydon Gambrell, Rufus Graydon, Liddie Mae Graydon Abercrombie

 Graydon Family – 1982, First Row; Eva Graydon Farrow, Lena Graydon Stokes, Liddie Mae Graydon Abercrombie, Letha Graydon Campbell, Second Row; Rufus Graydon, Murry Graydon, David Graydon, Juanita Graydon Melton

Graydon Family – 1982, First Row; Eva Graydon Farrow, Lena Graydon Stokes, Liddie Mae Graydon Abercrombie, Letha Graydon Campbell, Second Row; Rufus Graydon, Murry Graydon, David Graydon, Juanita Graydon Melton

Gray Court and Owings – People #5

City Directories and History: This is one of ten pages of hundreds of individuals  and family images who proudly link their heritage to the Gray Court and Owing Communities. Many of the images have been provided by the Gray Court and Owings Historical Society. Images are not in any particular order and maybe associated with specific addresses on the overall R&R Lauren’s County website. Pages include and can be accessed by clicking on the highlighted sites:  Gray Court and Owings – People also see: Gray Court and Owings – People #2, Gray Court and Owings – People #3, Gray Court and Owings – People #4, Gray Court and Owings – People #5, Gray Court and Owings – People #6, Gray Court and Owings – People #7, Gray Court and Owings – People #8, Gray Court and Owings – People #9, Gray Court and Owings – People #10.

Many images from the Gray Court and Owings Pictorial History Book are not included in these pages but can be seen in the newest version of the book published in 2014. Additional histories and information on any of the images displayed on R&R is also welcomed. Please provide it via the comments section at the bottom of each page.

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