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Fred Curtis McCurry

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Fred Curtis McCurry

Birth
Polk County, Georgia, USA
Death
14 Dec 1986 (aged 79)
Rome, Floyd County, Georgia, USA
Burial
Cedartown, Polk County, Georgia, USA Add to Map
Plot
Lot 65-B, Section #2
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This information on my uncle is from the records of Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home in Cedartown, Georgia.

His dad's name was Joseph C. McCurry and his mother's name was Cora Mae Pittman. Mr. McCurry was a retired construction and roadwork worker. He served in World War II and the SSN was 256-03-6263.

Mr. McCurry was divorced when he died and I am unsure if he ever had any children. My mother, Kathryn Burnes, (his sister) seems to think that he did, but I have not been able to verify this in 50 years.

Most of my life I can remember Uncle Curtis as being disabled and was always in some sort of VA nursing home. When I asked mother what had happened to Curtis, all she knew is that one day he was fine and the next day he was blind and not himself. I think he may have had a stroke at an early age.

07/26/2012 UPDATE: I am now sure that my uncle had at least one child, a son, named Coye McCurry. About a year ago I was on Face Book and I typed in the name Coye McCurry. I almost immediately got a reply. It seems that the only thing Coye knew was the name of the lady that took care of his dad. That lady was my mom. Long story short -- I have a cousin that I never knew I had.
This information on my uncle is from the records of Lester C. Litesey Funeral Home in Cedartown, Georgia.

His dad's name was Joseph C. McCurry and his mother's name was Cora Mae Pittman. Mr. McCurry was a retired construction and roadwork worker. He served in World War II and the SSN was 256-03-6263.

Mr. McCurry was divorced when he died and I am unsure if he ever had any children. My mother, Kathryn Burnes, (his sister) seems to think that he did, but I have not been able to verify this in 50 years.

Most of my life I can remember Uncle Curtis as being disabled and was always in some sort of VA nursing home. When I asked mother what had happened to Curtis, all she knew is that one day he was fine and the next day he was blind and not himself. I think he may have had a stroke at an early age.

07/26/2012 UPDATE: I am now sure that my uncle had at least one child, a son, named Coye McCurry. About a year ago I was on Face Book and I typed in the name Coye McCurry. I almost immediately got a reply. It seems that the only thing Coye knew was the name of the lady that took care of his dad. That lady was my mom. Long story short -- I have a cousin that I never knew I had.

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