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John Curtis

Birth28 MAR 1784 - Lee Plantation, Waldo, Maine
DeathNot Available - Not Available
MotherJamima Curtis
FatherBenjamin Curtis

Born in Lee Plantation, Waldo, Maine on 28 MAR 1784 to Benjamin Curtis and Jamima Curtis. John Curtis married Bathsheba Woodward and had 10 children.

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Parents
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Benjamin Curtis
1757 - 1846
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Jamima Curtis
1756 - 1828
Spouse(s)
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Bathsheba Woodward
1785 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Eunice Curtis Bachelder
Unknown - 1897
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Jemima Curtis
1811 - Unknown
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Benjamin Curtis
1813 - Unknown
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Miriam Curtis
1819 - Unknown
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Lemuel Curtis
1821 - Unknown
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Joseph Woodward Curtis
1810 - Unknown
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Jane Curtis
1823 - Unknown
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Mary Curtis
1817 - Unknown
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Louisa Curtis
1808 - Unknown
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Solomon P. Curtis
1815 - 1908

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