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Ebenezer Curtis

Birth6 Jul 1657 - Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States
Death10 DEC 1751 - Fairfield,Fairfield,Connecticut
MotherMarie (Mary) Lewen/Lewis*
FatherWilliam Dawson Curtiss

Born in Stratford, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States on 6 Jul 1657 to William Dawson Curtiss and Marie (Mary) Lewen/Lewis*. Ebenezer Curtis married Ruth Porter and had 9 children. He passed away on 10 DEC 1751 in Fairfield,Fairfield,Connecticut.

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Parents
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William Dawson Curtiss
1618 - 1702
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Marie (Mary) Lewen/lewis*
1620 - 1664
Spouse(s)
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Ruth Porter
1669 - 1738
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Deborah Curtis
1699 - 1785
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Ruth Porter Curtis
1695 - 1726
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Ebenezer Curtis
1690 - 1749
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Samuel Curtis
1693 - 1715
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Hannah Curtis
1691 - Unknown
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Ephraim Curtis
1693 - Unknown
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Sarah Curtis
1704 - 1770
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Sarah Curtiss
1702 - 1769
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Ruth Thompson
1683 - 1721

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