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Hi everyone, I am looking for any information on parents of Alexander H. Curtis. I may be part of the Stratford, CT Curtis branch. I've included all of the information I have on Alexander and his family. If anyone has any information please get in contact with me. Thanks. Alexander and his family were: 1 Alexander H. Curtis b: 1790/1791 Connecticut. He was a Unitarian Minister. +Mary Elizabeth Van Guilder b: 1800 Atlantic Ocean (parents were from Holland) 2 William Curtis b: December 25, 1816 Orange, New Jersey d: August 9, 1908 Fact, Clay County, Kansas. 2 Isaac S. Curtis b: July 25, 1819 Palmyra, Pike Co, Pennsylvania d: July 3, 1877 Patch Grove, WI. I am related to Isaac. Terry Curtis (Frank, Walter, Charles, Isaac, Alexander) 2 Perry Curtis b: Feb 15, 1821 Lansing, Tompkins Co, NY d: Iowa 2 Rebbecca Elizabeth Curtis b: Aug 31, 1825 Lansing, Tompkins Co, NY 2 Amanda Malvina Curtis b: December 15, 1829 Bath, Steuben Co, NY d: May 7, 1912 Alexander was in the following census: 1820 US census in Lansing, Tompkins Co, NY 1825 NY State census in Lansing, Tompkins Co, NY 1830 US census in Howard, Steuben Co, NY. He bought land here and in Michigan. 1840 US census in Ogden, Lenawee Co, Michigan 1850 US census in Grant Co, WI. He was living with his son William. The census stated that he was 59. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free web site building tool. Try it! http://webhosting.yahoo.com/ps/sb/

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TmQ.2ACIB/1559.3.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi, No, I'm sorry, have not found anything on Moses, and not for the lack of trying. Will keep searching. Let me hear from you if searching same names. Marilyn

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This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CURTIS/CURTISS Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/TmQ.2ACIB/2050 Message Board Post: Please change my e-mail address from jmgorlick@sierranv.net to jmgorlick@cox.net

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Curtis, Cutter, Sproul Classification: Death Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/TmQ.2ACIB/2049 Message Board Post: Carrie Curtis Cutter, daughter of an early day Sacramento family and mother of Curtis H. Cutter, realator and builder, died last night in her home at 2760 Curtis Way. She was 91 years of age. The Cutter Home stands under the same oak tree which shaded the family's original ranch home in which Mrs Cutter was born September, 13 1865. Mrs. Cutter was the daughter of the late William Curtis and Susie Potter Curtis. Curtis came to Sacramento in 1852 around Cape Horn and settled on a ranch which since hsa been Curtis Park and Curtis Oaks. Her husband, the late George H. Cutter, was a leader in establinshing the fruit growing industry in the Sacramento area and was one of the founders of the California Fruit Exchange. He served as President of the Fruit Exchange for 20 years. Mrs. Cutter's sister, who died recently, was Mrs. William John Cooper of Berkeley, wife of the nationally known educator, former commissioner of education and State Superintendent of Public Instruction who died in 1935. In addition to her son, Mrs. Cutter is survived by two grandchildren; Mrs. Robert Gordeon Sproul Jr. of Berkeley and Curtis C. Cutter of Washington, DC. There are five great grandchildren, Robert Gordon Sproul III, Curtis Cutter Sproul, James Martin Sproul, Carrie Elizabeth Sproul and Collette Cutter. Mrs. Cutter had not been active in community life for many years. Friends are welcome in the Miller and Skelton Funeral Home until 9 o'clock tonight. Private services will be held. Sacramento Bee 6/4/1957

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TmQ.2ACIB/2048 Message Board Post: EVANS, HARRY H. June 8, 1917 to Jan. 16, 2004 Harry passed away January 16, 2004. He served in the U.S. Navy as a Lieutenant and retired after 30 years. He was a Master Mason, Clairemont Mesa Lodge #799, Past Worthy Patron, Palomar Chapter #565, Order of Eastern Star. Services: Thursday, January 22, at 10 a.m., El Camino Mortuary Chapel. Visitation and Viewing: Wednesday, January 21, 4-8 p.m., El Camino Mortuary. In lieu of flowers, donations can be sent to the Alzheimers Association, 225 Michigan Ave., Suite 1700, Chicago, IL 60601, in memory of Harry. Please sign the guest book at obituaries.uniontrib.com Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 1/21/2004.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Obituary Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TmQ.2ACIB/2047 Message Board Post: CURTIS, LEONILA S. Jan. 17, 1923 to Jan. 16, 2004 Nell S. Curtis was born in Libagon Leyte, Philippines. She was married to John "Jack" Charles Curtis Sr. who died on January 25, 1980. Since his death, Nell resided for the majority of her time with her daughter in Chula Vista. She is survived by her son Ted and his wife Mary and their children Leif Michael and Curtis John of Sutter, Calif.; her daughter Joan Marie and her children Terry-Ann, Lia, George, and Sara of Australia; her daughter Elaine Lois and her husband Errol and their children Meredith, Jacqueline Grace, and Janelle Elaine of Chula Vista, Calif.; her son John "Chuck" Charles Curtis Jr. and his wife Judy and their children Dustin and Jeliane of Canada; her son Sherman Lea and his children Brianna and Ian; and her son Allen James and his wife Mary and their children Michael and Kristopher of Scottsdale, Ariz. Visitation will be from 4-9 p.m. on Thursday, January 22, 2004, and Friday, January 23, 2004, at Glen Ab! bey, Bonita, CA. Mass will be held at The Chapel of the Roses at Glen Abbey at 10 a.m. on Saturday, January 24, 2004, after which she will be laid to rest to be with her husband and with our Lord. Nell will always be remembered by all for her smiling and caring disposition. She was one never to complain and was always ready to help. She loved her garden, especially her roses. Her baking, especially around Christmas, was enjoyed and looked forward to. She was everyone ' s Mom, Nanay, Lola, and Grandma. We will miss you so much Mom. You will forever be in our hearts. We will always love you. Please sign the guest book at obituaries.uniontrib.com Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 1/21/2004. (volunteer submission)

Janice, Frederick's parents were John and Elizabeth (Lord) Curtiss. My records show John's death date as 22 June 1774 in Canterbury, Connecticut. There were several John Curtis(s)'s in that area and that time period. Your death date could possibly be for one of the others. John and Elizabeth had as children; 1)Israel, 2)Sarah, 3)John Jr., 4)Frederick and 5)Elizabeth Lord Curtiss. I have children for Frederick and Luranah as; 1)Isaac, 2)Luranah, 3)Hannah, 4)Filura and 5)Josiah. Rev. John Curtiss (Frederick's father) added the second "s" to the last name as those previous to him all spelled their last name with one "s". I have copies of land records from Connecticut that show the addition of the second "s". Not sure why this happened. Others from this line dropped the second "s" in later generations. My line continued with the second "s". I have nothing on Filura's (Philura) family other than her name and her birthdate of 17 July 1769 in Canterbury, Connecticut. I do have quite a bit of information on several other lines of the family if you are interested. Hope this helps. Charles Curtiss

I am descended from John Putnam (b. March 07, 1765) and Philura Curtis (b.July 17, 1769). They were married April 13, 1791 at Preston, CT. I'm certain Philura was the daughter of Frederick Curtis and Lurana Hyde (m. December 17, 1760 in Canterbury, CT). I'm searching for Frederick's parents. A World Family Tree has John Curtis and Elizabeth Lord. Lots of marriage records for them with the date October 31, 1728 in Wethersfield, CT. However, I also have a death date for John of October 31, 1727 in Canterbury CT. Something is very wrong with that! I'd be grateful for any information you may have. Janice

Hi John I am unable to tell who Sarah Curtis parent's are, but here is some information that may help in your search. Attached is a paper on Oliver Curtis 132.16 Of the Henry Curtis of Sudbury Line, also attached a copy of Oliver's Will. Sarah Danforth signed as a witness on Oliver's will. Sarah's marriage to Elijah Danforth is listed 4 times that I see, 2 times in Sutton and 2 in Worcester under Curtis and Danforth in both places, A show her as Sarah Curtis 2d and Elijah Danforth Nov 25 1790. I Guess 2d means 2nd Daughter?. several of Henry Curtis line in Worcester had A daughter named Sarah, John Curtis 132.2 - Samuel 132.11 - Ephraim 132.15 all had a Daughter named Sarah but information show's their Sarah's marrying someone else, but as I have found out that is not always accurate. I would suggest going to Worcester Co. and going through the deed's Under Elijah Danforth also Hampshire Co. for me the deed's were very useful in telling who was who. I also contacted the historian at the library in Pelham he was very helpful and sent me a map with Oliver Headstone location. On his stone it had his death date and age at death. Several of the cem. In Pelham are on computer, if Sarah died there he may have the stone location. if you are unable to download attachments let me know at stevenacurtis@earthlink.net good luck in your hunt. Steve Curtis Oliver 132.16 Oliver5, Ephraim4,3 , Joseph2 , Henry1 Oliver, (132.16) was born Jan. 29, 1740 in Worcester, Worcester County, Massachusetts, son of Ephraim and Mary (Rice) Curtis. [12a] [12B] Oliver's mother, Mary, died in Worcester, Massachusetts Dec. 1, 1745. [12] His father, Ephraim (132.1), died Jan 1, 1747/8. [12] Guardianship of Oliver along with his siblings, except Samuel who was of age, was given to his grandfather, Ephraim (132). [10a] Oliver's father's farm of 259 acres in Worcester, Worcester County was divided among Oliver and his siblings as shown in the subdivision map dated April 11, 1752 . This map showed Oliver's portion as 58 acres and 64 perch. [10a] It is recorded in Sudbury, that he married Mary Damon on April 7, 1763. [2], [2a] A son, William, was recorded born July 29, 1763 of this marriage in Worcester. [12] [12a] [12b] In the Massachusetts Evaluation List of 1771 he is listed as having one poll ratable, annual worth 1 pound, 10 shillings, one horse, no oxen, two cattle, three goats and sheep, one swine, two acres of tillage, 30 bushels of grain produced per year, 5 acres of fresh meadow and 5 tons of fresh meadow hay produced per year. [54] In 1773, the part of Worcester, Worcester County, where Oliver's farm was situated, along with a part of Leicester, Oxford and Sutton became South Precinct. On June 19 of that year, Oliver was chosen to work on Meeting house plans. [74a] [75a]. In 1775, Oliver Curtis was on the Worchester voting list for the south parish section as shown on records from Holy Cross College's Worcester Genealogy website. On April 10, 1778, South Parish was incorporated as the town of Ward, Worcester County. After incorporation in the first town meeting held on May 4, 1778 in the election of town officers Oliver Curtis was elected field driver. This occurred at the time that independence had been declared and preparations were ongoing for the hostilities and the hardships that occur with war. [74a] [75a] (On February 17, 1837 the name of the town of Ward was changed to Auburn.) Town records show Oliver Curtis as paying taxes, etc in Ward, Worcester County, Massachusetts in the years 1779, 1780, 1781, 1782, and 1783. Also so shown in the years 1786, 1787, 1788, 1789, 1790, 1791,1792, 1793, 1794, 1795, 1796, 1797, and 1798. [74] Oliver Curtis is listed in the 1790 Ward census 2 males 16 and up and 1 female. UPDATED Friday, January 31, 2003 SAC Oliver 132.16 continued An Intention of Marriage was recorded on June 8, 1797 for Oliver Curtis and Mrs. Judith Chase of Sutton, Massachusetts. [74] The Sutton, and also the Auburn, town Record of Marriages show that Mrs. Judith Chase of Sutton married Oliver Curtis of Ward on June 29, 1797. [55b] Judith Chase (nee Holman) was the widow of David Chase. Their son, Ephraim's birth is recorded as occurring in Ward March 27, 1798 in the Auburn Record of Births. [74a] [74b] Near the end of 1798 or the beginning of 1799--taxes were paid in Ward in 1798, but none are shown paid in 1799 [74a]--Oliver Curtis and family moved onto property in Sutton that Judith had received as her dower from David Chase. [7] Oliver purchased additional adjacent property in Sutton from Judith's children as shown in the Worcester County real estate records. [7] Oliver and Judith apparently held some right to additional property from Judith's mother Ruth Holman (nee Putman) that Ruth had received as her Dower when her husband, Judith's Father, Stephen Holman Died. She and Oliver signed off on this property to her Brother Eliphalet. [7] There is much additional information in real estate records clarifying the relationships between these families as listed under Oliver Curtis Grantor & Grantee. [7] May 17, 1800, Oliver and Judith's second child, Betsey was born in Sutton. [55b] The 1800 Sutton MA Census of the Oliver Curtis family shows one male under ten years of age (Ephraim Curtis, aged 2), and one female (Betsey Curtis, an infant). In the group 10 to 15 years old are shown one male (Able Chase aged 10) and two females (Polly Chase aged 12 and Sally Chase aged 14). In the group 16 to 25 years old is listed one male (Eber Chase aged 16). In the group 26 to 44 years old is listed one female (Judith (Holman) (Chase) Curtis aged 41). In the group 45 years of age and older is listed one male (Oliver Curtis aged 60). In an 1806, Summary of Hampshire County Deed 25-425 dated December 25, 1806, George Oliver, Pellham Yeoman, Granted, to Oliver Curtis, Sutton Yeoman, the Grantee, 100 acres in Pelham West Parish. Witnessed by Justice of the Peace Isaac Abercrombie and William H. Abercrombie. Deed was recorded at Northampton February 10, 1807. Oliver Curtis is listed on the Pelham Tax Valuations from 1807 to 1815. This information was Provided from the Pelham Town Historian. Oliver 132.16 continued The 1810 Pelham MA Federal Census of the Oliver Curtis family shows in the group 10 to 15 years, old one male (Ephraim Curtis aged 12) and one female (Betsey Curtis aged 10) In the group 16 to 25 years old is listed one male (Abel Chase aged 20). In the group over 45 years of age are listed one female (Judith Curtis, aged 51) and one male (Oliver Curtis aged 70). Oliver Curtis is listed on surviving Pelham Voter's Lists of March 13, 1811 and on March 9, 1815 shortly before his death. This information is from the Pelham Town Historian. Oliver Curtis died March 17, 1815 [76a] [76b] and is buried in Cook-Johnson Cemetery, Pellham, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Cemetery GPS coordinates are 72W 25' 40" 42N 23' 20" His gravestone inscription in row 16 stone L, reads "in memory of Mr. Oliver Curtis, who died March 18, 18l5, aged 75 years. Death like the flaming sword in Eden plac'd to guard the tree of life from mortal taste, turns ev'ry way to cut life's slender thread, and number mortals with the silent dead". Oliver Curtis's will, was probated June 27, 1815. His heirs are listed as Judith Curtis, His widow, Ephraim Curtis, his son and Betsey Curtis his daughter. His will is recorded in the Hampshire County Probate Office, North Hampton, Massachusetts in box 41, Article 45. The LDS Church also holds a microfiche copy. The following year on June 28 1816, Judith sold the property at Pelham. The deed is recorded in Hampshire County as # 49-253. She, her son Ephraim and daughter Betsey moved to Preston, Chenango County, New York to the home of her eldest son David Chase. [77] Judith died December 31, 1829 and was buried in Curtis Cemetery, Preston, New York. Her headstone inscription reads "Judith wife of Oliver Curtis" Died Dec. 31 1829 AE 75 Years Cemetery coordinates are 75W 38' 00" & 42N 29' 42". The information from her birth date says she is 70 [55b] The Age estimate on her gravestone says 75, does not correspond. Children: 132.161 William, born July 29, 1763, son of Oliver and Mary [12] [12a] [12b] *132.162 Ephraim, born March 27,1798, son of Oliver & Judith, [74a][74b] 132.163 Betsey, born in Sutton May 17, 1800, daughter of Oliver and Judith. [55] Betsey married Joseph Ledyard Beebe in McDonough, Chenango County, New York on February 24, 1880. Five Children were born to this marriage, Lutherie Beebe on August 19, 1821, Leonard Beebe on April 22, 1824, Ellen Beebe on December 17, 1827 Leander Beebe on April 26, 1829, and Rowena Beebe on December 12, 1834. Betsey died May 14,1865 in McDonough, Chenango Co. New York. [77a] Oliver 132.16 continued Numbers in brackets (thus [12]) refer to the References in Harold E. Curtis's "A Genealogy Of The Descendants Of Henry Curtis Of Sudbury, Massachusetts The Emigrant Ancestor Born ca. 1608". Subordinate numbers (thus [12a] are corroborating information from the additional indicated source. [2] Vital Records of Sudbury, Massachusetts to the year 1850. New England Historic Genealogical Society. Boston, Mass. 1903 [7] Worcester County, Massachusetts Registry of Deeds. Unpublished [10] Worcester County, Massachusetts Probate Records. Index to the Probate Records of the County of Worcester, Massachusetts. Series A. & B. Prepared under the supervision of George H. Harlow, Register of Probate, Worcester, Massachusetts 1898 to 1907. Series A. July 12, 1731 to July 1,1881. 2 volumes. Series B July1, 1881 to January 1, 1907. 4 volumes. [10a] Worcester Probate and Family Court, 2 Main Street, Worcester, MA 01608 Series A cases (1731-1881) [12] Worcester Births, Marriages and Deaths. Compiled by Franklin P. Rice. Worcester, Mass. Collections of the Worcester Society of Antiquity. Volume XII. Worcester, Mass. 1894 [12a] Massachusetts Vital Records, Worcester, Microfiche #1, 2, & 7. (Births) Microfiche 209 (deaths) from Holbrook Research Institute. [12b] Early vital records, Worchester County, Massachusetts Town of Worcester CD ROM, Search ReSearch Publishing Corporation [54] The Massachusetts Tax Valuation List of 1771. Edited by Bettye Hobbs Pruitt G. K. Hall & Co. Boston Mass. 1978. [55] Vital Records of Sutton Massachusetts to the end of the year 1849 Published By Franklin P. Rice, Worcester, Massachusetts 1907 [55b] Early Vital Records Worcester County Massachusetts, Town of Sutton on CD Search ReSearch Publishing Corporation. [74] Vital Tax and Miscellaneous Records of Auburn, Massachusetts. Holbrook Research Institute, 1994: Microfiche 2, 3 Vital Records 1753-1844; Microfiche 12, 13, 14 Town Records 1773-1786; Microfiche 16, 17, 18, 19, Tax Lists 1786-1800; Microfiche 21 Accounts 1783-1812; Microfiche 28 Town Records 1786-1802 . [76] Early Vital Records of Pelham, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. Holbrook Research Institute, 1994: Microfiche 2 Vital Records 1743-1819 Births and Deaths [77] Family records and information in the archives of the authors: Steven Alan Curtis 132.162.545.3 Beryle Stanley Seibert 132.162.526.4 Another Oliver Curtis, [in the William Curtis of Roxbury Line 18(10).48] a son of Phillip Curtis from Sharon, Norfolk County, Massachusetts Purchased a 168-acre farm from Elias Stowel in Worcester, Worcester County on April 17, 1802. He is listed on the deed, on this date as Oliver Curtis, Sharon Yeoman. [7]. The 1800 census lists this Oliver and family residing in Sharon. Oliver and his children were born in Sharon , so all indications show him a Sharon resident in April 17 1802 and prior to then . This Oliver died in Worcester, Worcester County June 10, 1837 age 80 years [12]. This Oliver Curtis is sometimes confused with the above Oliver Curtis as both men were at one time called "of Worcester" Worcester MA. Still a (third) Oliver Curtis, whose father was Ashley Curtis, was born in Bridgewater, Massachusetts, and lived in Maine where he married twice, had several children and died there. This Oliver was descended from Henry and Jane of Marblehead. Reference: DECENDENTS OF HENRY AND JANE OF MARBLEHEAD, by Harold E. Curtis. This Henry of Marblehead through Oliver line has been heavily confused with the Henry of Sudbury through Oliver line, due to people knowing that the original emigrant in each case was named Henry. The below is exactly as written in the will of Oliver Curtis. Found at the Hampshire County Courthouse, Box #41 Article #45, Northhampton, MA. January 8, 2002 In the name of God Amen, I Oliver Curtis Of Pelham in the County of Hampshire And Commonwealth of Massachusetts (Homewright) Being weak in Body, but of sound and perfect Mind and Memory, blessed be Almighty God For the Same, do make and publish this My last will & Testament, in the manner And form following (that is to say) first I will and bequeath unto my beloved wife Judith Curtis all my household furniture to Her free use and disposal. I likewise give and bequeath to her the use of all my Real (*and personal) estate so long as she remains my widow an (sic) Until (sic) my only son Ephraim Curtis arrives (sic) to the Age of twenty-one years. I do also give and bequeath unto my only son Ephraim Curtis all my Estate both real and personal (household Furniture excepted) to be delivered to him by his honored Mother Judith Curtis at the time he arrives (sic) at the age of Twenty one years (except a legacy to my daughter hereafter Mentioned *the words and personal were interlined in this Instrument before the ensealing (page 2) And I also give and bequeath unto him all my wearin Apparel at the time of my discease (sic) I also give and bequeath unto my only daughter Betsy Curtis two hundred dollars in good and Lawful money and one good Cow to be paid Her on the day of her marriage or at the age of Twenty one years if she should remain single until (sic) That time, to be paid by her Mother Judith Curtis if The sd (+) Betsy should marry before the sd (+) Ephraim Curtis Arrives (sic) to lawful age, if not by the said Ephraim Curtis And I do here by (sic) appoint my aforesaid beloved wife Judith Curtis sole executrix of this my last Will and Testament, and hereby revoking all former Wills by Me made In witness where of (sic) I have here unto set my Hand And seal the seventeenth day of March in the Year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifteen Signed, sealed, published and declared by the above named Oliver Curtis to be his last will Oliver Curtis and testament, in the presence of us, who have hereunto subscribed our names as Witnesses, in the presence of the Testator Jesses F. Peck Laban Atbee Sarah Danforth -----Original Message----- From: gc-gateway@rootsweb.com [mailto:gc-gateway@rootsweb.com]On Behalf Of jwd1945@ttlc.net Sent: Wednesday, January 07, 2004 5:19 AM To: CURTIS-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [CURTIS] Sarah CURTIS m. Elijah DANFORTH 1790 in Worcester, Mass This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: DANFORTH, CURTIS, COPELAND, COURIER, CROSIER, BODMAN, GULLET Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/TmQ.2ACIB/2043 Message Board Post: Looking for ancestors and descendants of Sarah CURTIS. Elijah DANFORTH II, b. 12 SEP 1762, Norton, Mass. to Elijah DANFORTH and Susannah COPELAND, m. Sarah/Sally CURTIS 25 NOV 1790 Worcester, Mass. Elijah and Sarah lived in Sutton, Mass. 1790-1803, and Pelham, Mass. 1804 onward. Children of Elijah II and Sarah: Nahum DANFORTH (m. Esther MANN, lived in Jefferson, NY; had 8 children), Sarah DANFORTH, Belinda DANFORTH (m. Samuel COURIER, 12 APR 1818, Pelham, Mass.), Susannah DANFORTH, Lucinda DANFORTH (m. Moses Crosier 8 OCT 1821, Pelham, Mass.), Elijah DANFORTH III (b. 27 JAN 1803, Springfield, Mass., m. Pamela BODMAN, 10 OCT 1835, South Hadley, Mass.). Elijah DANFORTH II died in Pelham 28 OCT 1814. Elijah DANFORTH III m. second time Mary GULLET, 12 MAR 1844, Butler County, Ohio. Elijah and Mary >Bartholomew County, Indiana. Elijah DANFORTH III died 1873. Looking for any information on Sarah CURTIS. Thank you John Danforth jwd1945@ttlc.net ==== CURTIS Mailing List ==== Archives address: <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/>

Since these emails sound like they could constitute a probable fraud, they can and should be copied and reported to your email provider and your ISP provider, and they should be forwarded, like all unwanted commercial email (spam), to the FTC at UCE@FTC.GOV For more info, you can visit the FTC site at http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/conline/edcams/spam/ --- Barb Ortiz <bortiz1@rochester.rr.com> wrote: > You don't have to be a Curtis to get that one. > I get the same details, but > for the Ortiz name. I just delete them. > Barbara Smith Ortiz (decendant > of Nancy Curtis and Leonard > Everett Smith---NY) > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <SIMOLIVE@cs.com> > To: <CURTIS-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 4:08 PM > Subject: Re: [CURTIS] Re: Edgar J Curtis > > > > I have been hit by a ton of fraudulent emails > from people claiming to be > > attorney's from Curtis relatives that were > killed in a car accident > overseas and > > since no heirs can be found, that they are > contacting Curtis' found on the > > internet to receive the inheritance of > approx. 9 million dollars. Are > others of > > you also receiveing these emails? I"m not > sure how my email address > became > > available other than thru these postings and > just wondered if others of > you were > > also receiveing these emails. My husband is > an attorney and > unfortunately, > > has had a few clients that were actually > victims of this scam. I would be > happy > > to provide the details of how the scam works > if you are interested...I > hope > > none of you have been caught in this trap and > am wishing you all the best > in > > 2004. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Hotjobs: Enter the "Signing Bonus" Sweepstakes http://hotjobs.sweepstakes.yahoo.com/signingbonus

I am trying to research a John Curtis, wife Rheufina and children as follows: Abbey A. David W., Emer A. Florance I, Joseph H. Lorena L. Robert L., Walter M. and William F. who I located in the 1880 Georgia Census. It says that John and Rheufina were borned in N. C. Robert is my great grandfather, and John my gg grandfather. Would appreciate any help in researching this family. Sandra

Hello, new to site. Looking for the family of John (W-?) Curtis .b New York, wife Susanna b.1825 NY, son John W. Curtis NY .1859, daughter Augusta Curtis b.1863 NY. Family originally from England. Othe first names for the ladies were Jennie and Frances. Frances and Jennie married into the Fuller families. Curtis family lived at 345 W. Houston Street, NY City in 1880 census. Jennie Curtis Fuller was a GGrandmother. Please reply to Roger, Thank you, rkrauth1@cfl.rr.com.

You don't have to be a Curtis to get that one. I get the same details, but for the Ortiz name. I just delete them. Barbara Smith Ortiz (decendant of Nancy Curtis and Leonard Everett Smith---NY) ----- Original Message ----- From: <SIMOLIVE@cs.com> To: <CURTIS-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 2004 4:08 PM Subject: Re: [CURTIS] Re: Edgar J Curtis > I have been hit by a ton of fraudulent emails from people claiming to be > attorney's from Curtis relatives that were killed in a car accident overseas and > since no heirs can be found, that they are contacting Curtis' found on the > internet to receive the inheritance of approx. 9 million dollars. Are others of > you also receiveing these emails? I"m not sure how my email address became > available other than thru these postings and just wondered if others of you were > also receiveing these emails. My husband is an attorney and unfortunately, > has had a few clients that were actually victims of this scam. I would be happy > to provide the details of how the scam works if you are interested...I hope > none of you have been caught in this trap and am wishing you all the best in > 2004. > Regards, > Amy Curtis BAstida > > > ==== CURTIS Mailing List ==== > Archives address: > <http://archiver.rootsweb.com/> >

I have been hit by a ton of fraudulent emails from people claiming to be attorney's from Curtis relatives that were killed in a car accident overseas and since no heirs can be found, that they are contacting Curtis' found on the internet to receive the inheritance of approx. 9 million dollars. Are others of you also receiveing these emails? I"m not sure how my email address became available other than thru these postings and just wondered if others of you were also receiveing these emails. My husband is an attorney and unfortunately, has had a few clients that were actually victims of this scam. I would be happy to provide the details of how the scam works if you are interested...I hope none of you have been caught in this trap and am wishing you all the best in 2004. Regards, Amy Curtis BAstida

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CURTIS - Edgar J. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/TmQ.2ACIB/1598.1 Message Board Post: Was "your" Edgar J. Curtiss a doctor and a Colonel....from GA?

In a message dated 1/13/2004 9:43:46 PM Eastern Standard Time, CurtisCurtissWeb writes: > Tom took down the website and last i heard, was changing > the format of his > server back to windows Hi Bill, how are you? I noticed just today that there are no further updates to the Curtis site until a reorganization? I use your site (and Peter's site) so much, I'd like to know what's going on!! Thanks Bonnie

Tom took down the website and last i heard, was changing the format of his server back to windows> William "Bill" Curtis Fresno, California, USA Curtis-Curtiss Genealogy http://www.curtis-curtiss.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Have you added your "Curtis - Curtiss - Curtice" Obituaries to the http://www.curtis-curtiss.com Website's database yet? ----------------------------------------------------------------------

Does anyone know what happened to this site for Thomas of Wethersifeld? Hasn't been online for montns...?? Thanks, Julia