Edward Adair was born circa 1756 in Chickasaw Nation to James Adair (1714-1796) and Eleanor Adair (1726-1803) and died November 1800 Oconee County, South Carolina of unspecified causes. He married Elizabeth Martin (c1760-1816) 1789 in Cherokee Nation.
Edward Adair was born in the Chickasaw Nation (upstate Mississippi near the headwaters of the Yazoo River) say about 1754. His father James Adair (1714-1796) was an indian trader famously known for writing a book "History of the American Indians". His mother Eleanor Adair (1726-1803), was a native of the Chickasaw Nation.
|Elizabeth Adair (1786-1835)|
|Walter Scott Adair (1791-1854)|
|James Adair (1793-1814)|
|Edward Adair (1794-)|
|Joseph Adair (1745-1820)||1750 Chickasaw Nation||5 February 1804 Duncan Creek, Laurens County, South Carolina||Sarah Lowe (1750-1844)|
|James Adair (1748-1818)||1750 Chickasaw Nation||18 August 1818 Laurens County, South Carolina||Hannah Unknown (1750-1826)|
|John Adair (1754-1815)||1754 Chickasaw Nation||November 1815 Oconee County, South Carolina||Nancy Ga-Ho-Ga Lightfoot (1760-1789) |
Jane Kilgore (1773-1815)
|Edward Adair (1756-1800)||1756 Chickasaw Nation||November 1800 Oconee County, South Carolina||Elizabeth Martin (c1760-1816)|
|Hannah Adair (1759-1810)||1759 Chickasaw Nation||1810 Oconee County, South Carolina||John Jones (c1755-)|
|Laferty Adair (c1760-)||1760 Chickasaw Nation||1810 Oconee County, South Carolina|
- Chickasaw Wife and Family of James Adair, Author of the History of the American Indians. - unpublished work by Shawn Potter Aug 2015. Shawn and his wife Lois are the authors of a book to be published sometime in the future entitiled. The book uses extensive historical documentation and modern DNA analysis to assemble his family history.
- Early Adairs of Laurens County - compiled by Mildred Brownlee.
- Edward Adair
- James Adair in the Ninety-Six District
- Adair in Laurens County, South Carolina
- Adair in Oconee County, South Carolina
- Adair in South Carolina