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Biography
From Durbin and Logsdon Geneology with Realted Families [1]
According to Kerry William Bate in his book, The Ebenezer H(111,ks Story,18 he states on page 136:
"Christopher Durbin is perhaps the first known ancestor of our Durbin family. Evidence indicates the name originated in Somerset, England. No trace of his origin is evident in the London parish registers we have consulted. We have also searched LDS microfiche (as of 1980) for each county in England for Durbins, and have found no further clues."
"We find this Christopher Durbin in 1649 at St. Margaret's, Westminster, London, where his first child was christened. After the birth of his son Thomas, his wife Margaret died, and she was buried 13 September 1651. Christopher married (2) Elizabeth , who is identified in the christening of his son Henry. The mother of son Christopher is not identified, but is undoubtedly also this Elizabeth.
Children: surname DURBIN by Margaret:
1. Frances, christened 30 Sept. 1649, St. Margaret's; buried 21 Dec. 1649, St. Margaret's.
2. Thomas, christened 31 August 1651, St. Margaret's
Christopher Durbin married Elizabeth Malpus on 9 August 1652 in the parish of St Swithin London Stone in the City of London
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Children: surname DURBIN by Elizabeth:
3. Christopher, christened 10 July 1653, St. Margaret's
4. Henry "Durban", christened 20 Aug. 1654, St. Mary, Colechurch, London"
Sources
↑ Durbin and Logsdon Geneology with Realted Families 1626-1998, Second Revised Edition, Betty Jewell Durbin Carson, copyright 1998, Heritage Books, Inc. ISBN 0-7884-0964-6 www.heritage books.com pg6
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Elizabeth's maiden surname was "Malpus" - I've found the marriage record (see bio) - but the system won't let me change it. Perhaps you could check it out and change her surname if you agree?