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Albert F. Shaffer (M)
b. circa 1866
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Albert F. Shaffer was born circa 1866 at Preble County, Ohio.1
He was the son of Jonathan Sheffer and Martha Jane Stoner.1
Albert F. Shaffer was enumerated with Jonathan Sheffer on the census of 1 July 1870 at Preble County, Ohio, listed as Albert F. Shaffer a 4 year old male born Ohio.1 |
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Laura A. Shaffer was born circa 1869 at Preble County, Ohio.1
She was the daughter of Jonathan Sheffer and Martha Jane Stoner.1
Laura A. Shaffer was enumerated with Jonathan Sheffer on the census of 1 July 1870 at Preble County, Ohio, listed as Laura A. Shaffer a 1 year old female born Ohio.1 |
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| Charles Fremont Duggins was born circa 1862 at Preble County, Ohio.1 He was the son of Benjamin A. Duggins and Jane Hunter. Charles Fremont Duggins was buried in 1904 at Mound Hill Cemetery, Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.1 He died on 4 December 1904 at Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.1,2 |
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| Sarah (?) married James Harvey Duggins, son of William N. Duggins and Sarah Ann Runyan. Sarah (?) was born circa 1845 at Ohio. |
| Minnie E. Duggins was born circa 1877 at Ohio. She was the daughter of James Harvey Duggins and Sarah (?). |
| Clara N. Duggins was born circa 1879 at Ohio. She was the daughter of James Harvey Duggins and Sarah (?). |
| Georgia M. Kelley was born circa 1862 at Ohio. She married Elmer E. Duggins, son of William N. Duggins and Sarah Ann Runyan, in 1880 at Preble County, Ohio.1 |
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| Minerva A. Hickman married William T. Duggins, son of William N. Duggins and Sarah Ann Runyan. Minerva A. Hickman was born circa 1848 at Ohio.2 She died in 1927 at Preble County, Ohio.2 She was buried at Mound Hill Cemetery, Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.2 |
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| Florence V. Duggins was born on 15 December 1871 at Preble County, Ohio.1 She was the daughter of William T. Duggins and Minerva A. Hickman.1 |
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| Mayfield D. Duggins was born on 23 December 1872 at Preble County, Ohio.1 She was the daughter of William T. Duggins and Minerva A. Hickman.1 |
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| Estes E. Duggins was born on 6 December 1874 at Preble County, Ohio.1 He was the son of William T. Duggins and Minerva A. Hickman.1 |
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| William G. Duggins was born circa 1876 at Ohio. He was the son of William T. Duggins and Minerva A. Hickman. |
| Josheway O. Duggins was born circa 1878 at Ohio. He was the son of William T. Duggins and Minerva A. Hickman. |
| George Duggins was born in March 1879 at Ohio. He was the son of William T. Duggins and Minerva A. Hickman. |
| Charles Duggins was born circa 1861 at Ohio. He was the son of Washington P. Duggins and Mary Lugar. |
| Lavina Duggins was born circa 1864 at Ohio. She was the daughter of Washington P. Duggins and Mary Lugar. |
| Thomas Duggins was born circa 1867 at Ohio.1 He was the son of Washington P. Duggins and Mary Lugar. Thomas Duggins was buried in 1936 at Mound Hill Cemetery, Eaton, Preble County, Ohio.1 He died in 1936 at Preble County, Ohio.1 |
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| Rachel Harris married Miller Whittiker on 22 March 1820 at Switzerland Co., Indiana.1 Rachel Harris married Hiram M. Currey, son of Hiram Mirick Currey and Sarah (?), on 28 September 1824 at Edgar Co., Illinois. The couple was married by John W. McReynolds, a licensed minister of the gospel of the Methodist Episcopal Church.2,3 Rachel Harris died before 28 March 1842.4 |
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Percy Ernest Crawford was born on 26 August 1893 at Fairbanks, Cochise County, Arizona.1,2
He was the son of William N. Crawford and Katie Kreigh.1
Percy Ernest Crawford died on 5 March 1978 at Riverside, California, at age 84.3,2
He was enumerated with William N. Crawford on the census of 9 May 1910 at Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona, listed as Percy Crawford a 16 year old male born Arizona.4 Percy Ernest Crawford was enumerated with Katie Kreigh on the census of 3 April 1930 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, listed as Percy E. Crawford a 36 year old male grocer born Arizona who is listed as son of head of household.5 Percy Ernest Crawford resided on 14 July 1944 at Palmdale, California. |
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Lillian H. Crawford was born in July 1896 at Arizona.
She was the daughter of William N. Crawford and Katie Kreigh.
Lillian H. Crawford was enumerated with William N. Crawford on the census of 9 May 1910 at Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona, listed as Lillian Crawford a 13 year old female born Arizona.1 |
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Agnes Crawford was born in September 1898 at Arizona.
She was the daughter of William N. Crawford and Katie Kreigh.
Agnes Crawford was enumerated with William N. Crawford on the census of 9 May 1910 at Tombstone, Cochise County, Arizona, listed as Agnes Crawford an 11 year old female born Arizona.1 Agnes Crawford was enumerated with Katie Kreigh on the census of 3 April 1930 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, listed as Agnes Crawford a 31 year old female born Arizona who is listed as daughter of head of household.2 |
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| John A. Baughman married Catherine Woodward, daughter of Harrison S. Woodward and Sarah Amanda Crawford, on 20 September 1887 at at residence of Elisha Briggs, Warren Co., Indiana.1,2 John A. Baughman died after 1899. |
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Madge Briggs was born on 9 October 1883 at Warren County, Indiana.1,2
She was the daughter of Colvin G. Briggs and Fannie Biser.3,2
Madge Briggs married Joseph Newton Biggs on 14 December 1901 at Williamsport, Warren Co., Indiana.4,5,2
Madge Briggs died in May 1967 at Pleasant Valley, Warren Co., Indiana, at age 83.
She was buried after May 1967 at Highland Cemetery, Warren Co., Indiana.
She was member Presbyterian Church at Williamsport, Warren County, Indiana.2 She was enumerated with Joseph Newton Biggs on the census of 5 January 1920 at Washington Township, Warren County, Indiana, listed as Madge Biggs a 37 year old female born Indiana.6 Madge Briggs resided in March 1925 at Williamsport, Warren County, Indiana.7 She resided in 1951 at Williamsport, Warren County, Indiana.8 |
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Maude Briggs was born in October 1887 at Kansas.1
She was the daughter of Colvin G. Briggs and Fannie Biser.2
Maude Briggs married Ernest Grosstuck in 1913 at Williamsport, Warren Co., Indiana.3,4
Maude Briggs died in 1962.
She was buried after 1962 at Highland Cemetery, Williamsport, Warren Co., Indiana.
She resided in March 1925 at near Tab, Warren County, Indiana.5 She resided in 1951 at Kokomo.6 |
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Joseph Newton Biggs was born on 9 August 1880 at West Lebanon, Warren Co., Indiana.1
He married Madge Briggs, daughter of Colvin G. Briggs and Fannie Biser, on 14 December 1901 at Williamsport, Warren Co., Indiana.1,2,3
Joseph Newton Biggs died on 17 August 1941 at Warren Co., Indiana, at age 61.1,3
He was buried at Highland Cemetery, Warren Co., Indiana.
He was Methodist.1 He is head of household on the census of 5 January 1920 at Washington Township, Warren County, Indiana, as Joe N. Biggs, a 40 year old male merchant born Indiana. Enumerated with were Madge Briggs.4 |
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Ernest Grosstuck was born on 2 June 1887 at Covington, Kentucky.1
He married Maude Briggs, daughter of Colvin G. Briggs and Fannie Biser, in 1913 at Williamsport, Warren Co., Indiana.2,1
Ernest Grosstuck died in January 1973 at Williamsport, Warren Co., Indiana, at age 85.1
He was buried at Highland Cemetery, Warren Co., Indiana.1
He was member Tab Masonic Lodge.1 He was member Scottish Rite and Shrine.1 He was member Jordan Lodge No. 612 F & AM, serving as Master for two years.1 |
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Arthur Crudge was born circa 1899 at Indiana.1
He was the son of Eustace Crudge and Martha J. Briggs.1
Arthur Crudge resided in August 1961 at Mobile, Alabama.2 |
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| William N. Wikle was born circa 1851 at Ohio.1 He was the son of Jacob Franklin Wikle and Mary Ann Stoner.1,2 |
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| James S. Wikle was born circa 1853 at Indiana.1 He was the son of Jacob Franklin Wikle and Mary Ann Stoner.1,2 |
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| Daniel W. Wikle was born circa 1858 at Indiana.1 He was the son of Jacob Franklin Wikle and Mary Ann Stoner.2,3 |
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Providence Moyntz Currey was born in 1800 at Mason, Kentucky, according to his Oregon donation land claim No. 2572 for Providenze M. CURREY.2
He was the son of Hiram Mirick Currey and Sarah (?).3,4
Providence Moyntz Currey was born in 1801 at near Geo Black home, Kentucky.5
He and Amanda D. Hill obtained a marriage license on 13 July 1826 at Montgomery Co., Indiana. The marriage was performed by John Lee and recorded 18 August 1826.6,7,8,9,10
Providence Moyntz Currey died on 9 July 1868 at La Grande, Union Co., Oregon.11,12,13,14,15
He was buried after 9 July 1868 at Grandview Cemetery, La Grande, Oregon.16
He was appointed tax agent. He served under Gen. Harrison in 1812.17 He resided in 1822 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.18 He was lawyer, only one in town between 1824 and 1825 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.19,20,21 He was pioneer lawyer at Tippecanoe County, Indiana.22 The lawyer, called "Prov," could be consulted informally while he was helping a neighbor cut a cord of wood, and if the legal problem were as simple as cutting cord-wood, he would accept no fee circa 1825 at Tippecanoe Co., Indiana.23,24 He was administrator of estate of Samuel Sargeant in September 1826 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.25 He held the office of justice of peace on 31 July 1827 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.26,27 He was executor of will of Lot French on 7 March 1828 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.28 He was appointed tax agent in 1829 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.29 He purchased from Williamson Dunn on 20 October 1829 at lot 88 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.30 He purchased 80 acres for $1.25 per acre (receipt number 11141) on 17 May 1830 at E 1/2 SE 1/4 S6 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.31,32,33 He purchased 80 acres for $1.25/acre (receipt number 12492) on 25 October 1830 at W1/2 SW 1/4 S5 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.34,32,35 He purchased 80 acres for $1.25 per acre (receipt number 13258) on 27 November 1830 at W 1/2 SW 1/4 S8 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.36,37,38 He purchased from Board Commissioners on 8 March 1831 at Lot 35 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.39 He purchased from John Still on 26 March 1831 at Lot 9 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.40 He purchased from Henry B. Millroy on 30 March 1831 at Lot 10 plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.41 He purchased from John Wilson & wife Margaret for $40.50 on 23 May 1831 at Lots 9 & 10 Wilson Add, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.42 He purchased patent 22/? On 14 July 1831 at W1/2 NW1/4 S21 T20 R4 - 80 acres, Montgomery Co., Indiana.43 He purchased land in section 26, Burlington Township (Twp. 24, Range 1 East) on 18 May 1832 at Carroll Co., Indiana.44,45 He purchased from County Commissioners for $220 on 4 September 1832 at lot 113 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co, Indiana.46 He and Amanda D. Hill sold land to Ira Crane for $300 on 29 November 1832 at lot 110 plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.47 Providence Moyntz Currey purchased from Henry Ristine and Nancy his wife of Montgomery Co, IN on 15 July 1834 at Lot 110 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.48 He resided at Crawfordsville, Union Township, Montgomery Co., Indiana; lawyer.49 He purchased from County Commissioners for $110 on 6 January 1835 at Lot 109 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.50 He purchased from David Vance and Eliza his wife for $50 on 6 April 1835 at N 1/2 E 1/2 SW 1/4 S30T20NR4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.51 He sold land to I. T. Canby on 28 August 1835 at W S 1/2 S32 T19N R4W, Montgomery Co, Indiana.52 He purchased from Isaac B. Nance on 5 December 1835 at Lot 41 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.53 He purchased on 10 March 1836 at Lot no 9 & 10, plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana, from Thomas M. Currey.54 Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to John Hughes on 15 March 1836 at Lot 41 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.55 He was executor of will of John Fender along with John's son, Henry Fender on 9 April 1836 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.56 He purchased from Thomas I Scott and Mary C Scott of Montgomery Co. IN for $60 on 16 November 1836 at E 1/2 SW 1/4 S32 T19N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.57 He purchased from James Smith and Mary Smith his wife of Montgomery Co., IN for $450 on 30 December 1836 at W 1/2 SE 1/4 S6 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.58 He sold land to Thos M. Curry on 21 February 1838 at W 1/2 SE S26 T24N R1E, Montgomery Co., Indiana.59 He and Amanda D. Hill sold land to Thos M Currey of Montgomery Co IN on 21 February 1838 at W 1/2 SW 1/4 S26 T24N R1E, Montgomery Co., Indiana.60 Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to John Williams on 18 April 1838 at lots 109, 110 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.61 He and Jane his wife of Montgomery Co., IN purchased land from Thomas M. Currey for $150 on 31 August 1838 at NE 1/4 NE 1/4 S6 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.62 Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill sold land to David McCafferty of Montgomery Co., IN for $75 on 5 September 1838 at E 1/2 W1/4 S32 T19N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.63 Providence Moyntz Currey was executor of estate of William Martin of Motgomery County, Indiana on 4 March 1839.64 He and Amanda D. Hill sold land to Lawrence Smith of Montgomery Co., IN for $800 on 22 August 1839 at E 1/2 Lot 129 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.65 Providence Moyntz Currey sold land Wm S Galey on 19 June 1841 at Lots 9 & 10 Wilson's Add, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.66 He sold land to Reuben Taylor on 16 July 1843 at N 1/2 lot 86 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.67 He was a lawyer at Montgomery Co., Indiana.68 He sold NE 1/4 Sectio 6, S 1/2 NE 1/4 and E 1/2 SE 1/4 section 6, W1/2 SW 1/4 seciton 5, W 1/2 SE 14/ section 8, W 1/2 NW 1/4 section 21, and S 1/2 W 1/2 SE 1/4 section 18 to Hosea Dean on 6 January 1845 at T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.69 He and Amanda D. Hill were sold W 1/2 SW 1/4 Section 8, N1/2 E1/2 SW 1/4 Section 30 and N part W1/2 NW 1/4 Section 8 to Joel Lee, William Hartman and Hiram Hughes of Montgomery Co., IN for $1200 on 26 March 1849 at 3 parcels in T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.70 Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill sold land to Sophia Dasfield of Montgomery Co., IN for $1500 on 26 March 1849 at SW 1/4 S10 T18N r4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.71 Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to Board Commissioners on 6 September 1849 at pt W1/2 SE 1/4 S8 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.72 He and Amanda D. Hill sold land to Lewis McCall and Samuel McCall for $300 on 10 September 1849 at pt NW 1/4 SW 1/4 S8 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.73 Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill sold land to L. E. Wayland on 11 September 1849 at lot 13 original plat, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.74 Providence Moyntz Currey arrived on 25 October 1853 at Oregon, according to Oregon donation land claim No. 2572 for Provedenze M. CURREY.2 He claimed the North 1/2 of Section 19 Range 16 South Township 4 West of the Willamette Meridian after 30 October 1853 at Lane, Oregon Territory.75 He resided between 30 May 1854 and 12 November 1859 at Lane Co., Oregon.76,77 He filed affidavit in land claim of Goerge B. CURREY (no. 4628) of Lane Co., OR in July 1854 at Oregon.78 He filed affidavit in land claim of James Chandler (no. 1190) of Lane Co., OR on 2 July 1854 at Oregon.79 He received donation land claim for the N 1/2 Section 19 Township 16 South Range 4 West of Willamette Meridian on 12 July 1854 at Oregon Territory.80 He filed land entry papers to relinquish the West half of NW 1/4 Section 19 and to take on to his claim the NE 1/4 of NW 1/4 and the NW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 20 T16 R4 to enable George B. Currey to take a Qr Sec west of his father on 22 July 1854 at Lane County, Oregon Territory.81 He filed affidavit in land claim of William W. Hughes of Lane Co., OR (no. 1372) on 13 December 1854 at Oregon.82 He ran for Representative to the Legislature in June 1856 at Lane Co., Oregon.83 He taught subscription school in rented log cabin between 1862 and 1863 at LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon.84,85 He filed an affidavit swearing to uphold the laws of the United States on 15 February 1864 at Oregon City, Oregon.81 He purchased NW 1/4 SW1/4 S15 and N 1/2 of SE1/4 and NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 S16 in T3S R38E in the District of Land subject to sale at Oregon City, Oregon containing 160 acres on 15 September 1866 at Baker Co., Oregon, from United States of America.86 He received a patent from United States for East 1/2 of NW 1/4 an the NE 1/4 Section 19 and the N 1/2 NW 1/4 of section 20 in Township Sixth South of Range Four West in the districtr of lands subject to sale at Oregon City, Oregon containing three hundred and twenty acres on 14 October 1866 at Oregon.87 He sold land S1/2 E1/2 S1/2 SE 1/4 S16 T3SR38E containing 20 acres for $50 on 8 November 1866 at Union Co., Oregon, to Jackson Kearns.88 He purchased N 1/2 W 1/2 S1/2 SE 1/4 Section 16 T3S R28E containing 20 acres on 8 November 1866 at Union Co., Oregon, from Jackson Kearnes and his wife.89 He resided on 14 December 1866 at Oregon.90 He purchased school lands being the SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 Sec 16 T3S R38E Will. mer. containing 40 acres for $120 | from the State of Oregon on 16 June 1869 at Union Co., Oregon, (an unknown value).91 |
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Amanda D. Hill was born circa 1807 at Canada; calculated from census.1
She and Providence Moyntz Currey obtained a marriage license on 13 July 1826 at Montgomery Co., Indiana. The marriage was performed by John Lee and recorded 18 August 1826.2,3,4,5,6
Amanda D. Hill died before 4 March 1862 at Oregon, as stated by P. M. Currey in land claim file #4394 "I desire the east half of my claim set off to the heirs of Amanda Currey, deceased, my late wife. March 4, 1862."7,8 She and Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to Ira Crane for $300 on 29 November 1832 at lot 110 plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.9 Amanda D. Hill and Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to Thos M Currey of Montgomery Co IN on 21 February 1838 at W 1/2 SW 1/4 S26 T24N R1E, Montgomery Co., Indiana.10 Amanda D. Hill and Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to David McCafferty of Montgomery Co., IN for $75 on 5 September 1838 at E 1/2 W1/4 S32 T19N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.11 Amanda D. Hill and Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to Lawrence Smith of Montgomery Co., IN for $800 on 22 August 1839 at E 1/2 Lot 129 Plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.12 Amanda D. Hill and Providence Moyntz Currey were sold W 1/2 SW 1/4 Section 8, N1/2 E1/2 SW 1/4 Section 30 and N part W1/2 NW 1/4 Section 8 to Joel Lee, William Hartman and Hiram Hughes of Montgomery Co., IN for $1200 on 26 March 1849 at 3 parcels in T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.13 Amanda D. Hill and Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to Sophia Dasfield of Montgomery Co., IN for $1500 on 26 March 1849 at SW 1/4 S10 T18N r4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.14 Amanda D. Hill and Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to Lewis McCall and Samuel McCall for $300 on 10 September 1849 at pt NW 1/4 SW 1/4 S8 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.15 Amanda D. Hill and Providence Moyntz Currey sold land to L. E. Wayland on 11 September 1849 at lot 13 original plat, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.16 |
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Eliza Ann Curry was born on 19 February 1829 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana; calculated from census.3,4
She was the daughter of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.3,4,2
Eliza Ann Curry married Cornelius McCain on 21 September 1851 at Grundy Co., Missouri.1,4,5
Eliza Ann Curry was buried in March 1916 at Fairlawn Cemetery, Newton County, Indiana.6
She died in April 1916 at age 87.7
She appeared on the census of 24 August 1850 at Grundy Co., Missouri.3 She was enumerated with Cornelius McCain on the census of July 1880 at Jefferson Township, Newton County, Indiana, listed as Eliza A.C. McCain a 51 year old wife born Indiana.8 |
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Francis Marian Curry was born circa 1832 at Indiana; (birth date is calculated from census).2
He was the son of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.2,3
Francis Marian Curry appeared on the census of 1860 at Manzanita Precinct, Jackson Co., Oregon.4 |
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George B. Currey was born on 4 April 1833 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8
He was the son of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.9,7
George B. Currey married Jennie Clarissa Gaines on 15 December 1864 at Yamhill County, Oregon.2,10,11,12,7,8
George B. Currey died on 2 March 1906 of epilepsy at La Grande, Union Co., Oregon, at age 72.13,3,14,15,6
He was buried on 4 March 1906 at IOOF, La Grande, Union Co., Oregon.3,16
He died on 4 March 1907 at La Grande, Union County, Oregon, at age 73.8
He died in 1908.4
He was buried on 4 March 1908 at Grandview Cemetery, LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon.17
He was editor of LaGrande Observer at LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon.6 He was educated circa 1849 at Wabash College, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.2,6 He was a lawyer after 1853 at Eugene, Lane Co., Oregon.18 He moved with his parents to OR on 29 October 1853 settling at near Eugene, Lane Co., Oregon.1,2,6 He resided on 25 July 1854 at Lane Co., Oregon, claiming sections 18 and 19 in T16S R4W for 160 acres.19 On 16 September 1854, George B. Currey wrote Joseph Lane.20 Thomas J. Clem had a boundary conflict with claim of George B. Currey on 13 October 1855 at Lane Co., Oregon.21 He signed affidavit regarding land claim of William Breeding (No. 2060) of Lane Co., OR on 5 November 1855 at Lane Co., Oregon.22 He resided in 1856 at Jackson Co., Oregon.23 He began military service on 27 February 1856 at Camp Stewart, Oregon, with the rank of 2nd Lieutenant in Co. D, 2nd Regiment for 90 days on Captain William's Muster Roll.24,25,6,8,26,27 He ended military service on 26 May 1856 at Oregon.24,25 He served in Indian War under Captain Williams in 1857 at Oregon.2,28,29,30 He opened a law office in circa 1858 at Dalles, Hood River County, Oregon.18 He raised Company E circa 1861 at Wasco Co., Oregon.31 He enlisted in First Oregon Infantry as 1st Lieutenant on 12 November 1861 at Oregon.2,32,6,8 He promoted to Captain of 1st Oregon Cavalry on 20 March 1862.2 He was promoted to Lt. Colonel of 1st Oregon Cavalry on 22 March 1865.2,8 He was promoted to Colonel of regiment on 24 March 1865.2,6,8 He was placed in command of the department of the Columbia, which embraced all of the troops in the states of Oregon, Washington and Idaho in July 1865.8 He was appointed commander of California sub-District of Oregon on 14 July 1865.6 He ended military service on 20 November 1865.8 He opened law office between 1866 and 1868 at Salem, Marion Co., Oregon.18,6 He was made Commander of the Department of the Columbia on 26 June 1866.2,6 He was a farmer between 1868 and 1872 at LaFayette.6 He was lawyer between 1872 and 1880 at Canyon City, Oregon.6 He resided in 1874 at Canyon City, Grant Co., Oregon.33 He resided southern California circa October 1875.34 He resided on 2 September 1876 at Canyon City, Grant Co., Oregon.34 He was a Republican presidential elector in 1880.18 He was a member of Presidential elector for Garfield and Arthur ticket.2,35,8 He was appointed Receiver of the United States Land Office in 1880.18 He was appointed receiver of public monies in 1882 at La Grande, Union County, Oregon.8 He resided between 1884 and 1897 at Southern Oregon.2 He retired from service with the U.S. Land Office when democrat Grover Cleveland was elected president and moved with his family after 1 January 1885 to Southern, Oregon.36 He received pension under the provisions of the Act of June 27, 1890 for service as a Colonel in the 1st Regiment Oregon Volunteer Infantry on 5 October 1894.37 He resided after 1897 at LaGrand, Union Co., Oregon.2 He was member GAR before 1906 at Oregon.38 He was a Methodist.38 |
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Thomas Williamson Currey was born in June 1832 at Indiana.2,3
He was the son of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.4,5
Thomas Williamson Currey was born on 25 December 1833 at Kentucky.6,7
He married Mary Emily Sutton on 15 October 1863 at Jackson County, Oregon.8,9,10,7
Thomas Williamson Currey died in 1915 at LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon.11
He was buried in 1915 at Grandview Cemetery, LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon.11,12
He resided in 1854 at Sam's Valley, Oregon.8 He was early pioneer in 1854 at Josephine Co., Oregon.13 He filed an affidavit regarding land claim of Goeroge B. Currey on 25 July 1854.14 He is head of household on the census of 1855 at Jackson County, Oregon, as Thomas Curry, a 23 year old legal voter.15 He was named on affidavit for land claim No. 3050 for Jonathan Butler of Lane Co., OR on 16 November 1855 at Oregon.16 He was defendant in suit filed by Orlando Warren for $250 owed on promissary note on 7 September 1865 at Lane Co., Oregon.17 He was on list of jurors in August 1874 at Jackson County, Oregon.18 He was juror for trial of Daniel Doty, indicted for murder in the first degree on 5 June 1875.19 He and Provedence Montz Currey sold land for $500 by quit claim the SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 and N1/2 of W1/2 of S1/2 of SE 1/4 Section 16 T3S R38E of Willamette Mreidian and NW 1/4 SW 1/4 S15 and N1/2 of SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 S16 T3S R38E of Willamette meridian all lying and situated in Union Co. Oregon on 1 September 1882 at Baker Co., Oregon, to Mary Antionette Mitchell.20 Thomas Williamson Currey sold land lot 6 in block 112 in Chaplin's Addition to the Town of LaGrande on 13 March 1888 at Union County, to John Grawley and Charles McClure.21 He purchased lot 6 block 112 in Chaplin's Addition to Town of LaGrande on 13 March 1888 at Union Co., Oregon, F. Holcomb Trustee.21 He resided on 3 March 1906 at LaGrande, Union Co., Oregon.22 He resided on 13 May 1914 at Union Co., Oregon.23 |
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Marie Antionette Curry was born circa 1838 at Indiana; calculated from census.2
She was the daughter of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.2,3
Marie Antionette Curry married Mathew W. Mitchell on 13 December 1857 at Lane Co., Oregon.4,5
Marie Antionette Curry purchased beginning at the NE corner of Block No 7 in North Union thence south 200 feet to SE corner of block 3 east 45 feet thence south to low water mark of Catherine Creek thence along said creek at low water mark in a westerly direction to a point where the line between said E. H. Lewis and Samuel Hannas crosses said creek thence north along said line to a point directly west of the place of beginning thence east to the place of commencing containing 2 acres on 26 July 1890 at Union Co., Oregon, from R. H. Brown and Ella M. Brown his wife.6 |
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| Elizabeth Jane Curry was born circa 1840 at Indiana; calculated from census.1 She was the daughter of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.1,2 Elizabeth Jane Curry married S. A. Cox on 12 August 1858 at Lane Co., Oregon.3 Elizabeth Jane Curry married Samuel Ashley between 1861 and 1872 at Oregon.4 |
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James Leander Curry was born on 26 July 1844 at Indiana; calculated from census.2,3
He was the son of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.2,4
James Leander Curry married Mary Lillian Moor in 1865 at Irwin, Linn Co., Oregon.5,3
James Leander Curry and Mary Lillian Moor were divorced circa 1885 at Baker Co., Oregon.3
James Leander Curry married Josephine L. Cannon on 15 March 1900 at Gold Finch, Bexar County, Texas.3
James Leander Curry died on 29 March 1926 at Gold Finch, Texas, at age 81.3
He along with Lt. Hobart commanded Oregon Cavalry as it cleared a road to Canyon City and thence to Ft. Boise. He appeared on the census of 1850 at Grundy Co., Missouri.2 He began military service on 26 December 1861 at Oregon; Co. E 1st Cavalry.6,3,7 He purchased by quit claim deed the SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 and N1/2 of W1/2 of S1/2 SE1/4 of Seciton 15 T3S R38E of Willamette Meridian and NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 Seciton15 and N1/2 of SE 1/4 of Sw 1/4 S16 T3S R38E of Willamette Meridain all lying and situated in Union County, OR on 6 November 1883 at Baker Co., Oregon, Mary A. Mitchell.8 |
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Provedence Montz Currey was born circa 1844 at Indiana; calculated from census.2
He was the son of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.2,3,4
Provedence Montz Currey married Sarah Clementine Lee on 22 September 1869 at at house of Hiram Lee, Lane Co., Oregon.5,6
Provedence Montz Currey died on 3 November 1939 at Lake County, Oregon.7
He was buried after 3 November 1939 at Lakeview IOOF Cemetery, Lakeview, Lake County, Oregon.7
He was plaintiff in suit for repayment of promissary note to E. P. Coleman for $96 filed by Frank Coleman on 26 August 1868 at Eugene City, Lane Co., Oregon.8 He resided on 15 March 1869 at Lane Co., Oregon.9 He and Thomas Williamson Currey sold land for $500 by quit claim the SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 and N1/2 of W1/2 of S1/2 of SE 1/4 Section 16 T3S R38E of Willamette Mreidian and NW 1/4 SW 1/4 S15 and N1/2 of SE 1/4 NE 1/4 of SW 1/4 S16 T3S R38E of Willamette meridian all lying and situated in Union Co. Oregon on 1 September 1882 at Baker Co., Oregon, to Mary Antionette Mitchell.10 Provedence Montz Currey is head of household on the census of 6 January 1920 at Lakeview, Lake County, Oregon, as P. M. Curry, a 71 year old male born Indiana. Enumerated with were an unknown person.11 He was enumerated with John Hiram Currie on the census of 15 April 1930 at Lakeview, Lake County, Oregon, listed as P. Montz Curry an 80 year old widowed male born Indiana who is identified as the father of the head of household.12 |
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Thomas M. Currey was the son of Hiram Mirick Currey and Sarah (?).1
Thomas M. Currey was born circa 1768.2
He was born circa 1796 at Washington Co., Pennsylvania.3
He married Jane Barnes, daughter of James Barnes and Catherine McCabe, on 14 March 1820 at Vigo Co., Indiana.4,5,6
Thomas M. Currey died on 2 March 1848 at Burlington, Carroll Co., Indiana.4,2,7,8
He was buried after 24 May 1848 at on his farm, Carroll Co., Indiana.1,8
He resided at Crawfordsville, Union Township, Montgomery Co., Indiana; physician.9 He was one of first physicians at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.10,11 He served as sergeant under Zach Taylor served in U.S. Army circa 1812.4,12 He was educated before 1818 at Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; where he attended medical college.2 He resided in 1818 at Terre Haute, Vigo Co., Indiana.2,4 He resided in 1820 at Vigo Co., Indiana.13 He may have been listed as one of the two males aged 16-26 in the household of Joseph Mark on the census of July 1820 in Vigo County, Indiana; with 2 males 16-26; 2 females under 10 and 2 females 16-26 in the household.14 Thomas M. Currey resided in 1823 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana, and practiced medicine.2,15 He was physician between 1824 and 1825 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.16 He purchased 3 horse shoes at estate sale of Joseph Cox on 20 October 1824 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.17 He.18,19,20,21 He was a physician along with Magnus Holmes at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.22,23 He resided at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana, and was one of 2 physicians in town.24,25 He resided in 1831 at Carroll Co., Indiana, and served as grand juror for October Term (1831).26 He held the office of representative in Indiana House of Representatives between 1834 and 1837 at Montgomery Co, Indiana.3 He purchased land patent 146/522 on 5 November 1834 at NE1/4 NE1/4 S6 T20 R4 -- 36.48 acres, Montgomery Co., Indiana.27,28 He was a Universalist.23 He was a member of Whig party.23 He resided in 1836 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.23 He purchased on 10 March 1836 at Lot no 9 & 10, plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana, from Providence Moyntz Currey.29 Thomas M. Currey sold 78 and 99/100 acres in the E 1/2 NW 1/4 S30T11NR9E of 4th principal meridian for $800.00 on 9 July 1836 at Peoria Co., Illinois, to Hiram M. Currey.30 Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes sold land to Reuben Taylor of Montgomery Co., IN on 16 November 1836 at lot 86 plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.31 Thomas M. Currey purchased from David Bake of Carroll Co., IN on 25 November 1837 at lot 31 Delphi, Carroll County, Indiana.32 He and Jane Barnes sold land 21 ft front on the S side of public square and 120 ft back on the W side of lot 31, Delphi to John B. Tinker on 25 November 1837 at Carroll County, Indiana.33 Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes sold land to Providence M. Currey of Montgomery Co., IN in 1838 at NE 1/4 NE 1/4 S6 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.34 Thomas M. Currey purchased from P. M. Curry on 21 February 1838 at W 1/2 SW S26 T24N R1E, Indiana.35 He and Jane his wife of Montgomery Co., IN purchased land from Providence Moyntz Currey for $150 on 31 August 1838 at NE 1/4 NE 1/4 S6 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.36 Thomas M. Currey witnessed the will of William Martin of Montgomery County dated 4 March 1839; of estate of William Martin of Motgomery County, Indiana.37 He was witness to the will of William Martin on 4 March 1839 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.38 He and Jane Barnes sold land to John Allen on 8 March 1839 at lot 90 Delphi, Carroll Co., Indiana.39 Thomas M. Currey resided in 1840 at Burlington, Carroll Co., Indiana.2 He purchased land being the E1/2 of the NW1/4 Section 30 Township 11N Range 9E of 4th principle meridian on 23 November 1840 at Peoria Co., Illinois, from Hiram M. Currey.40 Thomas M. Currey sold land to Malar Shinn on 2 January 1844 at SW 1/4 SE 1/4 S27 T24N R1E, Carroll Co., Indiana.41 He practiced medicine before 1845 at Howard County, Indiana.42 |
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Jane Barnes was the daughter of James Barnes and Catherine McCabe.1
Jane Barnes married Thomas M. Currey, son of Hiram Mirick Currey and Sarah (?), on 14 March 1820 at Vigo Co., Indiana.2,3,4
Jane Barnes died after 1853.
She and Thomas M. Currey sold land to Reuben Taylor of Montgomery Co., IN on 16 November 1836 at lot 86 plat O, Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.5 Jane Barnes and Thomas M. Currey sold land 21 ft front on the S side of public square and 120 ft back on the W side of lot 31, Delphi to John B. Tinker on 25 November 1837 at Carroll County, Indiana.6 Jane Barnes and Thomas M. Currey sold land to Providence M. Currey of Montgomery Co., IN in 1838 at NE 1/4 NE 1/4 S6 T20N R4W, Montgomery Co., Indiana.7 Jane Barnes and Thomas M. Currey sold land to John Allen on 8 March 1839 at lot 90 Delphi, Carroll Co., Indiana.8 Jane Barnes purchased from Barney Bushby on 6 October 1847 at 71 & 72 E, Burlington, Carroll Co., Indiana.9 She sold land to Barney Busby on 18 June 1850 at Lot 71, 72E, Burlington, Carroll Co., Indiana.10 She was sold land by William Barrett on 8 August 1853 at W1/2 SW1/4 S26 & E1/2 SE1/4 S27 T24N R1E, Carroll Co., Indiana.11 |
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John Hiram Currie was born on 7 August 1828 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.1
He was the son of Providence Moyntz Currey and Amanda D. Hill.2,1,3
John Hiram Currie married Achaah Thompson on 30 September 1849 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.4,5,6
John Hiram Currie practiced medicine in 1848 at Pleasant Hill, Montgomery Co., Indiana.7 He is head of household on the census of 18 September 1850 at Green Township, Parke County, Indiana,. Enumerated with were Achaah Thompson and Christopher C. Carey.8 John Hiram Currie was educated under William Ferguson before 1853 at Thorntown, Boone Co., Indiana.9 He resided in 1853 at Keokuk, Iowa.7 He and Achaah Thompson sold land described as lots No. 19, 25, 24, 26 on town platt of Brownsville for $240 to John H. Orear on 18 October 1853 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.10 John Hiram Currie graduated from medical school in 1854 at Keokuk, Iowa.1 He resided in 1856 at Missouri.1 He resided in 1865 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.1 He resided in 1866 at Darlington, Montgomery Co., Indiana.1 He resided on 11 March 1872 at Missouri.11 He resided in 1878 at Darlington, Montgomery Co., Indiana.12 |
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| Sarah Catherine Curry was born in 1822 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, Indiana.2 She was born circa 1824; calculated from marriage date.3 She was the daughter of Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes.3 Sarah Catherine Curry was born in 1829.4 She married Austin Sheets on 7 April 1842 at Carroll Co., Indiana.5,6,2 Sarah Catherine Curry died on 25 July 1897 at in home, Delphi, Carroll Co., Indiana.7 She was buried on 31 July 1897 at IOOF Cemetery, Carroll Co., Indiana.7 |
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Elizabeth Jane Curry was the daughter of Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes.2
Elizabeth Jane Curry was born in October 1828 at Carroll Co., Indiana.3,4
She married William Barrett on 16 October 1851.3,5,6
Elizabeth Jane Curry died on 6 October 1912 at Walla Walla Ave., Wenatchee, Chelan County, Washington.2,7,8
She was early Scotch Covenator of the Presbyterian faith.3 She sold land to James Barnes Curry on 2 October 1848 at W1/2 SW1/4 S26 & E1/2SE1/4 S27 T24N R1E, Carroll Co., Indiana.9 She was enumerated with William Barrett on the census of 5 June 1900 at Agency Township, Osage County, South Dakota, listed as Elizabeth J. Barrett a 71 year old mother of 14 children, 10 of whom are living, who has been married 49 years born Oct. 1828 in Indiana.4 Elizabeth Jane Curry resided before 1902 at Kansas.3 She is head of household on the census of 5 May 1910 at Wenatchee, Chelan County, South Dakota, as J. E. Barrett, an 81 year old widow born in Indiana. Enumerated with were Gladys Schnack.10 |
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| Mary Josephine Curry was born circa 1836 at Indiana.2 She was the daughter of Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes.2 Mary Josephine Curry married Norman Guin on 22 February 1849 at Carroll Co., Indiana.3,4 |
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James Barnes Curry was born on 10 March 1824 at Crawfordsville, Montgomery Co., Indiana.2,3,4,5,6
He was the son of Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes.7
He was appointed guardian for Elizabeth Jane, Easter A., Helen M. and Caroline T. Currey, minor heirs of Thomas on 9 May 1848 at Montgomery Co., Indiana.8
James Barnes Curry married Mary Ellen Philbrick, daughter of (?) Philbrick, on 15 October 1855 at Kokomo, Howard Co., Indiana.7,3,5,9
James Barnes Curry died on 19 February 1886 at Oregon City, Holt County, Missouri, at age 61.3,10,5,11
He was buried after 19 February 1886 at Oregon City Cemetery, Oregon City, Holt County, Missouri.11,12
According to his obituary, James Barnes Curry resided in 1836 at Sioux City, Iowa; The date is probably 1856 instead of 1836.5 On 30 September 1848 James Barnes Curry purchased from Sothey K. and Nancy Timmons of Carroll Co., IN for $921 land being at W1/2SW1/4S26 & E1/2SW1/427 T24 R1E, Carroll Co., Indiana.13 On 2 October 1848 James Barnes Curry purchased from Elizabeth Jane Curry of Greene County Ohio land being at W1/2 SW1/4 S26 & E1/2SE1/4 S27 T24N R1E, Carroll County, Indiana.14 He sold land to Elizabeth Barritt of Grun, Ohio for $100 with Jane Currie retaining right of dower on 21 October 1848 at W1/2 SW S26 & E1/2 SE S27 T24 R1E, Carroll Co., Indiana.14 He purchased from James C. Smitth on 5 July 1850 at NE 1/2 NW1/4 S27 SE 1/4 NW1/4 S27 T24N R1E, Carroll Co., Indiana.15 He sold land to William Runnyan (or Runmsson) of Carroll Co. IN for $1300 on 18 January 1853 at E 1/2 NW S27 T24N R1E, Carroll Co., Indiana.16 In the summer and fall of 1856, the first actual settlements were made in the valleys of the Big Sioux and Floyd Rivers. The long severe winter did not discourage J. B. Curry.17 He resided between 1856 and 1857 at Plymouth Co., Iowa.18,19 He resided in 1857 at Oregon, Holt Co., Missouri.5 He was a member of Republican party.20 He resided between 1857 and 1886 at Holt Co., Missouri.3 He resided on 8 January 1858 at Holt Co., Oregon; and had letters remaining at the post office.21 He purchased land from Isaac H. Jones on 18 May 1858 at Holt Co., Missouri.22 He purchased land from Joseph Coleman on 2 September 1858 at Holt Co., Missouri.23 He served in Co. F, 4th M.S.M. (MO) between 1861 and 1865.3 He served in the Company F, 6th Regiment Missouri State Mlitia between 1861 and 1865 at Missouri.11,24,5,4 He and Mary Ellen Philbrick sold land to Watson & Collins on 1 March 1862 at Holt Co., Missouri.25 James Barnes Curry began military service on 29 March 1862 at St. Joseph, Missouri, by enrolling in the Co. F of the 4th regiment of Missouri Cavalry.26 He ended military service on 31 May 1863 at Sedalia, Missouri.27 He purchased land from Sidney S. Elliott on 12 November 1863 at Holt Co., Missouri.28 He sold land to R. H. Russell on 4 March 1864 at Holt Co., Missouri.29 He was member Meyer Post G.A.R. After 1865.3 He was member of the GAR after 1865 at Missouri.5 He and Mary Ellen Philbrick sold land to C. Hoblitzell on 21 January 1865 at Holt Co., Missouri.30 James Barnes Curry was member Keystone Royal Arch Chapter No. 46 [Masonic Lodge] on 23 November 1867 at Oregon City, Holt County, Missouri.31 He purchased land from State of Missouri on 3 August 1868 at Holt Co., Missouri.32 He purchased land from Jn L. Hackman on 4 January 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.33 He purchased land from Jacob Lehmer on 9 March 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.34 He sold land to C. Philbrick on 28 March 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.35 He purchased land from D. B. Demore on 1 April 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.36 He and Mary Ellen Philbrick sold land to Conn & Mitchell on 31 May 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.37 James Barnes Curry purchased land from Andrew Henton on 24 July 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.38 He purchased land from Cyrus Philbrick and Sabrina Philbrick his wife on 6 September 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.39 He purchased land from J. A. Stewart on 11 December 1869 at Holt Co, Missouri.40 He and Mary Ellen Philbrick sold land to Mat Saville on 15 December 1869 at Holt Co., Missouri.41 James Barnes Curry sold land to J. O. Majors on 7 January 1870 at Holt Co., Missouri.42 He purchased land from J. O. Magers on 7 January 1870 at Holt Co., Missouri.43 He purchased land from Andrew Carr on 19 March 1870 at Holt Co., Missouri.44 He purchased land from Reuben Downey on 11 April 1870 at Holt Co., Missouri.45 He sold land to Reuben Downy on 30 April 1870 at Holt CO., Missouri.46 He sold land to Philip Ketring on 4 June 1870 at Holt Co., Missouri.47 He purchased the N1/2 NW1/4 9-2-13 on 4 June 1870 at Nemaha Co., Kansas.48 He sold land to Asmus Asmussin on 17 August 1870 at Holt Co., Missouri.49 He sold land to Warrn B. Davis on 5 April 1871 at Holt Co, Missouri.50 He sold land to Warren B. Davis on 17 April 1871 at Holt Co., Missouri.51 He sold the N1/2 NW1/4 9-2-13 on 17 April 1871 at Nemaha Co., Kansas.52 He sold land to Stephen Bond on 20 May 1871 at Holt Co, Missouri.53 He sold land to Lemuel Fountain on 2 October 1871 at Holt Co., Missouri.54 He sold land to Lemuel Fountain on 2 October 1871 at Holt Co., Missouri.55 He sold land to James Brineson on 28 November 1871 at Holt Co., Missouri.56 He sold land to W. B. Davis on 5 March 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.57 He sold land tp G. M & Thos L. Gabbert on 11 March 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.58 He sold land to Thomas C. Dungan on 28 March 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.59 He sold land to Samuel P. Jewell on 2 June 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.60 He sold land to Samuel P. Jewell on 2 June 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.61 He purchased land from Jessie Hiatt on 1 September 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.62 He sold land to W. B. Davis on 1 September 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.63 He sold land to H. B. Davis on 1 September 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.64 He sold land to Jesse Hyiatt on 2 September 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.65 He purchased land from Samuel Hughes on 1 October 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.66 He sold land to Samuel Hughes on 4 October 1873 at Holt Co., Missouri.67 He purchased land from Samuel Hughes on 17 January 1874 at Holt Co., Missouri.68 He purchased land from Jesse Jiatt on 2 February 1874 at Holt Co., Missouri.69 He sold land to Joseph S. Hunter on 27 November 1874 at Holt Co., Missouri.70 He purchased land from Joseph S. Hunter on 27 November 1874 at Holt Co., Missouri.71 He sold land to John S. Hershberger on 18 December 1875 at Holt Co., Missouri.72 He purchased land from John S. Hershberger on 18 December 1875 at Holt Co., Missouri.73 He purchased land from John S. Hershberger on 8 March 1878 at Holt Co., Missouri.74 He sold land to Geo McIntyre on 19 April 1878 at Holt Co., Missouri.75 He was member Oregon Lodge No. 139 [Masonic Lodge] on 21 December 1878 at Oregon City, Holt County, Missouri.76 He sold land to W. H. Davenport on 27 September 1879 at Holt Co., Missouri.77 He purchased land from M. Jacob on 13 October 1879 at Holt Co., Missouri.78 He sold land to Ani Jacobs on 13 October 1879 at Holt Co., Missouri.79 He sold land to Neoh County on 29 June 1880 at Holt Co., Missouri.80 He sold land to Daniel Zachman on 28 February 1882 at Holt Co., Missouri.81 He sold land to W. T. eddy on 12 February 1883 at Holt Co., Missouri.82 |
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Caroline Curry was born in September 1840 at Indiana.2
She was born circa 1842; calculated from 1850 census.3
She was the daughter of Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes.4
Caroline Curry married Benjamin Franklin Craig on 2 September 1862.4,2
Caroline Curry died on 31 July 1920 at Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California.2
She was buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California.2
She appeared on the census of 1850 at Carroll Co., Indiana.5 She was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Craig on the census of 13 August 1870 at Adel, Dallas County, Iowa, listed as Caroline Craig a 30 year old female born in Indiana.6 Caroline Curry was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Craig on the census of 10 June 1880 at Village of Madison, Union Creek Precinct, Madison County, Nebraska, listed as Caroline Craig a 40 year old female born in Indiana.7 Caroline Curry was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Craig on the census of 6 June 1900 at Wildcat Township, Elk County, Kansas, listed as Caroline Craig a 59 year old female born in Indiana.8 Caroline Curry was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Craig on the census of 16 April 1910 at Phoenix Precinct, Maricopa County, Arizona, listed as Caroline Craig a 69 year old female born in Indiana who is the mother of 5 children, 4 of whom are living.9 Caroline Curry was enumerated with Benjamin Franklin Craig on the census of 5 January 1920 at San Antonio Township, Los Angeles County, California, listed as Caroline Craig an 80 year old female born in Indiana.10 |
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Helen Curry was born circa 1833; calculated from 1850 census.
She was the daughter of Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes.2
Helen Curry married Austin Warwick on 20 May 1852 at Carroll Co., Indiana.3
Helen Curry died on 18 April 1854 at Carroll Co., Indiana.4
She was buried after 18 April 1854 at Shinn Cemetery, Carroll Co., Indiana. Her tombstone inscription indicates age 20yrs, 5 mos & 13 days; w/o Austin C.5
She appeared on the census of 1850 at Carroll Co., Indiana.6 |
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Easter Amanda Curry was born circa 1831; calculated from 1850 census.2
She was the daughter of Thomas M. Currey and Jane Barnes.3
Easter Amanda Curry married William M. Waters before 1859.3
Easter Amanda Curry appeared on the census of 1850 at Carroll Co., Indiana.2 She resided in 1886 at Russianville, Howard Co., Indiana; Mrs. Amanda Waters.4 |
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