Angier, Malbourne

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Malbourne Angier Bust

Text reads: "Member of the General Assembly of the state - Mayor of Durham - Chairman of the Commissioners of the County - Justice of the Peace for fifty years - His life was given to the service of his neighbors to whom he was ever a symbol of rectitude and pattern of virtue - Presented to the County of Durham by his daughter, Sarah Angier Duke...
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511 Mcmannen (s. Mangum) St. - Malbourne Angier House

Much like the western side of the 400-500 block of McMannen St., the eastern side developed with a first generation of ~1870s-1880s houses (most likely) of which many were supplanted by larger dwellings during the 1890s-1910s. Some of the earlier dwellings persisted on the east side into the 1960s 511 S. Mangum - certainly one of the earlier generation. All of these houses were torn down by the city using federal urban renewal funds in the late 1960s.
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Submitted by JC Angier on Sun, 3/25/2012 - 10:14pm

This is the first image I've ever seen of Malbourne Angier.  He was my great-great grandfather.

Keep up the good work toward making a better Durham through keeping its history alive.

 

 

Submitted by Durhamite (not verified) on Thu, 7/26/2012 - 9:35pm

http://llauctions.auctionflex.com/showlots.ap?co=23728&weid=0&weiid=0&a…
I saw this auction notice, and realized there were several Duke-Angier artifacts auctioned off. These were not the only ones; there were a few pieces of Mrs. Angier's jewelry items as well. Any insight into the origins of these? A guess? Seems significant to me.

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