Nancy & Jason were members of the following Churches:

Cedar Springs Baptist Church Spartanburg Co SC
Feb  23, 1833 (Page 02) ...Received Nancy White by Letter.                           
[I don't think this is our Robt Jr's dau, Nancy, as she was 16 yrs 
old in 1833, to young to be received into the church membership]   

Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Union Co SC
May 12,1841 Received Nancy Murphy by experience.
Aug 14, 1841 Elected Jason W. Murphy Deacon.
Dec 18, 1841 Ordained Br. Jason W. Murphy Deacons.
April 19,1845 Nancy & Jason were members of the Padgett's Creek Baptist 
April 19,1845 Jason was in disagreement over a decision of the 
Bethel Association, and the church excluded him from membership, for his views.

Lower Fairforest Baptist Church Union Co SC:
November 21, 1846 - Jason & Nancy his wife are received by confession. 

Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Union Co SC

January 19th 1895 - Rev L. C. Ezell restores  Bro. Jason Murphy to his 
membership at the Padgett's Crk Baptist Church.  Nancy is deceased at this time.

Rev. Ezell had this to say about the old dispute his church had against 
Jason, "The Pastor remarked that he could see no reason to revive the old 
matters of fifty years, since that Bro. Murphy had lived an irreproachable 
life, and now wished to be restored, & he is an old man; let him be restored.
Upon motion his application was granted & Bro. J. W. Murphy restored."

During the remaining years of his life Jason W. Murphy was a devoted 
church member until he died, in October 1899, in the 88th year of his age.

Jason wrote his sister about this unfortunate situation, you could tell by
his words, this troubled him for many years, he found his peace... And 
he and Nancy now rest in the Cemetery of the church Jason's was raised,   
and the cemetery where Nancy's grandfather lay, and their roots began.    

Click here to go to the Murphy Web Page

Jason Wiley Murphy             
Born: 20 Feb 1811 Cross Keys Union Co SC
Died: 07 Oct 1899  Sedalia Union Co SC
Buried: Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Cemetery 

Married:   25 Oct 1838 Spantanburg Co SC
                  [Jason & Nancy were 1st cousins]

Nancy Newton White 
Born: 20 Jul 1817 Union Co SC
Died: 30 Jan 1894 Union Co SC 
Buried: Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Cemetery 

Children: 5 Known
a)  Robert Elija   b. 14 Sep 1839 Union Co SC d. 19 Oct 1864 Civil War VA (CSA)

b)  Mary Susan   b. 23 Jul   1841 Union Co SC d. 14 Jul 1877 Union Co SC
        m. Jesse Franklin Bailey 11 Nov 1858  Had 4 known children
       1)  Andrew Bailey m.  Louisa Burnett
       2)  Harrison Murphy b. 28 Sep 1871 d. 15 Feb 1950 Union Co SC
        m. 1st  Willie Burnett 22 Dec 1895   b. 24 Feb 1863 d. 9 Oct 1901 Union Co SC (Had 3 Children)
             Children:  Clarice, William Edgar, Pauline. 
        m. 2nd Estelle Criag  b. bef 1884/1885 Cross Anchor Union Co SC
             Children:  Jesse Franklin, Wiley Murphy, Mary  Sue, Lillian
       3)  J Norman  
        m. 1st Harriet Floyd    2nd   Betty Kirby
       4)  Ettie 
         m. Newton Craig   

c)  Delilah Jane   b. 01 Aug 1845 Union Co SC d. 02 Jan 1919 
        m. William Thomas Davis 20 May 1866 Had 5 known children
       1)  W Lester 
       2)  S S     m.  Waldrup  of Union Co SC
       3)  S S     m.  Baile
       4)  W H   m.  Smith of Granville SC
       5)  L M    m. Tate of  Columbus GA

d)  Wm Charles  b. 15 Apr 1849 Union Co SC d. 28 Oct 1900 Union Co SC  
        m. Mary Susan White 16 Apr 1872  b. abt 1856 Had 2 known children
       1)  Jess R    b. abt 1876  Union Co SC
       2)  J Calvin  b. abt 1878  Union Co SC

e)  Hiram Bird    b. 16 Jul 1858 Sedalia Union Co SC d. 13 Dec 1920 same.
        m. Modora Jane Bobo 14 Dec 1882 Union Co SC Had 7 Known children
       1)  David Furman b. abt 1884 Union Co SC
       2)  Agnes  b. 7 Nov 1885 Union Co SC
       3)  Josie Manley  b. 17 Nov 1886 Union Co SC
        m.  Stevens
           a.  Vernon M Stevens  b. 1917 Union Co SC  
       4)  Helen   b. abt 1890  Union Co SC
       5)  Nannie b. abt 1895  Union Co SC
       6)  Addie Delilah  b. abt 1895 Union Co SC
        m.  Robert Charles Fincher 21 Nov 1909  Cross Ancher Spartenburg SC (13 Children)
              Children: John, Herbert, Minnie, Robt, Addie, Margaret, Jesse, Ellis, Nancy, Walter,
                             Marthat, Juanita, Julian.     

Census Records: 

1850 Union Co SC Census Page 4 
41 - 41
J Wiley Murphy 39 m Planter $1180 SC
Nancy               32 f                        SC (dau of Robert White Jr)
Robert              10 m children born  SC
Mary                 08 f 
Delleah              04 f
William C          01 m
NOTE: Living next door:

42 - 42  
James Gibbs 38 m planter $800 SC
Angelina       30  f                            
Eliza             08  f
NOTE: 
Angelina could be daughter of the 2nd wife of Robt White Jr., Susan Norman.

46 - 46 
Susan Murphy   70  F                      SC 
Isaac P Murphy 51 M planter $4272 SC
Sylvia Murphy   47  F                      SC
NOTE:
Susan is the Mother of Isaac and Sylvia Murphy, & the dau Robt White Sr. 

47 - 47
Hiram B Murphy 42 M $642 SC whole family born SC
Elizabeth             37 F 
Julia                    18 F
Susan                 17 F
Caroline              14 F
Franklin              12 M
Marvin                09 M
William               06 M

1860 Union Co SC Census page 194 Sheet 17
               ED date 7th June 1860 by T J Harris
166 - 139
Jason Murphy 49 M Farmer 5000 250   SC
Nancy            40  F                  all born SC
Robert           20 M 
Elisa              15  F
William          11 M
Hiram            01 F

1870 Union Co SC Census PO Unionville, Cross Keys Twp 
               ED 25 Aug 1870 by Jas E Hacksdur
115 - 118 Page 355b
Murphy, Wiley 60 M W Farmer 2500 900 SC
Nancy              52 F W kep hse                SC
Hiram              11 M W at home               SC
Murphy Tom   14 M B at home                SC

135 - 139 Page 356b
Minter, Jno R.  37 M W Merchant 2300 7500
Fannie             24  F W kep hse 
Fannie             01  F W 
Murphy, Chas 21 M W Clerk                         (son of Wiley & Nancy)
**Note 
     from Nancy Murphy, Charles mother, mentions her son in a letter
     as ..."Charlie still clerks for Mr. Minton at the Greenberry Gene's Place"... 
     Letter dated: 24 July 1870

1880 Union Co Census Cross Keys PO page 454/455
                Sheet 7, ED Dist 152 - ED date 9 Jun 1880 
54 - 54
Murphy, J Wiley W M 69 Farmer        SC SC SC
wife Nancy N     W  F 62 KepHse       SC SC SC      (Dau of Robt White JR)
son Hiram B       W M 21 Farm Labor SC SC SC

56 - 56
Murphy, W. Chas W M 31 head Farmer   SC SC SC (son of Wiley & Nancy)
M. Susan              W M 24 wife  Kephse ditto down
Jesse R                 W M 04 son  at home
J. Calvin               W M 02  son at home
Norman                W M 2/12mo

Burial Site of:
 Jason & Nancy White Murphy        
(Padgett's Creek Baptist Church Cemetery Cross Keys Union Co SC)

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 Civil War Service of

Robert Elija Murphy (CSA)

Possibly: Co D - 3rd SC Infantry Regiment

In Memory of Robert Elija Murphy
(Died in service of the Confederate Army - under Lt. Gen. Jubal Early - 17th Oct 1864)

Their are 2 listing for 'R' Murphy's listed below
My guess if, anyone, 3rd Regiment SC Inf may be our Robt. E Murphy:

The above fought at Cedar Creek.

Battle of Cedar Creek Virginia

American Civil War
October 19, 1864

HISTORICAL NOTES:
At the surrender at Appomattox, E. E. Smith, Co. K is listed with some men of the 39th Va. Cavalry.
REF: Paroles of the Army of Northern Virginia, p. 472.

 BATTLES:

1st Manassas (21 JUL 1861)
Yorktown Siege (APR - MAY 1862
Williamsburg (4 MAY 1862)
Secessionville (15 - 16 JUN 1862)
Seven Days Battles VA (25 JUN - 1 JUL 1862)
Savage's Station (29 JUN 1862)
Malvern Hill VA (1 JUL 1862)
Nine Mile Road, near Richmond VA (18 JUL 1862)
Harper's Ferry (12 - 15 SEP 1862)
South Mountain VA (14 SEP 1862)
Sharpsburg VA (17 SEP 1862)
Fredericksburg VA (13 DEC 1862)
Chancellorsville (1-4 MAY 1863)
Gettysburg PA (1-3 JUL 1863)
Antietam Creek (10 JUL 1863)
Chickamauga GA (19-20 SEP 1863)
Chattanooga Siege GA (SEP - NOV 1863)
Knoxville Siege GA (NOV - DEC 1863)
Campbell's Station (16 NOV 1863)
Fort Sanders (29 NOV 1863)
Bean's Station (15 DEC 1863)
The Wilderness VA (5 - 6 MAY 1864)
Spotsylvania Court House VA (8 - 21 MAY 1864)
North Anna VA (23 - 26 MAY 1864)
Cold Harbor VA (1 - 3 JUN 1864)
Petersburg Siege VA (JUN 1864 - APR 1865)
Berryville (AUG 1864)
Near Port Republic (7 OCT 1864)
Near Strasburg (14 OCT 1864)
Cedar Creek (19 OCT 1864)
Carolinas Campaign SC (FEB - APR 1865)
Averasboro (16 MAR 1865)
Bentonville NC (19 - 21 MAR 1865)

Marriage Record of Hiram Byrd Murphy
Son of Jason W Murphy

Photo was taken in the Family Bible in
possession of Vernon Stevens of Union Co.

This is the Story of his Excommunication from this Church in 1844

     In the month of August 1844. J. W. Murphy and Carlton Ray were elected deacons of Padgett's Creek Church, both being ordained four months later. During the next three years, J. W. Murphy had an active part in the affairs of the church, being appointed to serve on various committees and delegated to attend the Bethel Association. In the year 1844, when the Church decided to build a new Meeting-house, he, along with Carlton Ray, John Norman, Thomas Ray and Ambrose Ray were named for the committee to make plans and estimate the probable cost for building a new church.

     On April 19, 1845, the Church in conference, voted to disapprove of some of the acts of the last Association; however, two members of the Church namely, J. W. Murphy and T. M. Murphy, said they would not submit to the action of the Church. The church delayed making a decision, for a period of thirty days, to see if these members would reconsider and agree to the action; then after learning from them that they stood as before, the Church by a vote finally excluded them from membership.

     Nearly fifty years later the following is recorded in the Minutes of the Padgett's Creek Church:

     "Saturday, January 19th 1895. The Church met at 2 P. M. The pastor, Rev. L. C. Ezell, preached on the test: "Finally my beloved brethren be strong in the Lord and in the power of his might." After the sermon the usual invitation was given for the reception. Bro. Murphy had been excommunicated from the Church because he objected to & declined to acquiese in the approval of a resolution passed by the Association. The same not being stated nor specified in the records of the Church. The Pastor having had some conversation with the applicant for membership states, that Bro. Murphy had expressed regret for having lived the independant life which he had lived, that he wished his steps to be correct that others might also be led aright. The Pastor also remarked that he could see no reason to revive the old matters of fifty years, since that Bro. Murphy had lived an irreproachable life, and now wished to be restored, & he is an old man; let him be restored. Upon motion his application was granted & Bro. J. W. Murphy was restored."

     During the remaining years of his life Jason W. Murphy was a devoted church member until he died, in October 1899, in the 88th year of his age. 

Source:
"HISTORY OF THE PADGETT'S CREEK BAPTIST CHURCH" 
By Claude Ezell Sparks.
JASON W. Murphy (Page 101)

Notes: 
This problem the Padgett's is talked about in one of the letters mentioned above, that he wrote to one of his sisters, it must have troubled him for some years, and appears in the end, he made his amends. 

Jason's wife, our Nancy N White was deceased by 1895, she was the daughter of Robert White Jr.  Both Jason & Nancy are buried at the Padgett's Creek Cemetery adjacent to the church.