David Smith Curry

Birth10 July 1834 - Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, USA

Death7 April 1917 - Nortonville, Jefferson, Kansas, USA

MotherSarah "Sally" Smith

FatherSamuel T. Curry

Born in Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, USA on 10 July 1834 to Samuel T. Curry and Sarah "Sally" Smith. David Smith Curry married Margaret Ann Nixon Fullerton and had 12 children. He passed away on 7 April 1917 in Nortonville, Jefferson, Kansas, USA.

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Parents

Samuel T. Curry
1810 - 1882

Sarah "Sally" Smith
1811 - 1888

Spouse(s)

Margaret Ann Nixon Fullerton
1833 - 1915

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Emma Jane Curry
1858 - 1911

Mary Agnes Curry
1876 - 1960

John Calvin Curry
1860 - 1941

Alice Sarah Curry
1876 - 1952

James Mccurdy Curry
1864 - 1937

Rev. Joseph Ellsworth Curry
1862 - 1934

William Melville Curry
1867 - 1934

Thomas Martin Curry
1869 - 1949

Samuel Hunter Curry
1856 - 1896

Benjamin D. Curry
1873 - 1873

Abraham L. Curry
1866 - 1866

Albert B. Curry
1857 - 1858

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