Charity Curtis
b. 1760 Virginia
d. Mar 1851, age 91, Monroe County, Kentucky, USA
Charity (maiden name unknown) married Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. on 26 Oct 1783 at The Old Fort, Old Ninety-Six District (designated Abbeville County in 1785), South Carolina.
Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. (Revolutionary War Veteran) was b. 01 Mar 1757 in Halifax County, Virginia and d. 14 Sep 1835 in Monroe County, Kentucky (formerly Barren County). His final resting place is unknown; he is believed to be interred with other Revolutionary War soldiers in the graveyard of the Old Mulkey Meetinghouse. Fielding had one known brother, John Curtis. Possible father is Thomas Curtis, early settler of Union County, SC.
Fielding Wood Curtis, Sr.'s exact relationship is unknown to Moses Curtis who was born about 1818 in Jackson County, Tennessee and d. after 1900 Tishomingo County, Mississippi. Moses Curtis was the son of Hillary Curtis, Sr. b. 1795 SC and Susannah Gulley b. 1797 VA. Moses Curtis was the grandson of Moses Curtis who was born about 1760 Virginia and died 1830 Jackson County, Tennessee -- this Moses Curtis is thought to be the brother of Fielding Wood Curtis Sr.
Fielding and Charity Curtis are parents of the following known children:
1. Fielding Wood Curtis Jr b. 1784 Union County, SC, married Linna Wood, daughter of Jesse Wood and Rebekah Barnes.
2. Moses Curtis, b. 25 Oct 1790 Union County, SC, d. June 1850 Marshall County, TN, married Phoebe Murphy; their son Wilson H. Curtis b. 04 July 1824 Smith County, TN.
3. William D. Curtis. b. 06 Feb 1792 Union County SC, married Margaret "Peggy" Birdwell.
4. James Curtis.
After Fielding's death, Charity Curtis lived with various relatives in Monroe County, KY and in Smith County, TN. Charity is on the 1850 US Federal Census taken 14 Sept 1850 as Charity Curtice, living in household of Green Berry Curtice, her grandson.
Charity is buried beside Christopher Curtis. Plat 1; Row 22; Number 1.
[The memorial grave marker was placed in her memory by Curtis family researcher Bonnie Gober, daughter of Raney Curtis Gober, with the assistance of Chad Comer who seated the marker on Charity's grave at Gamaliel Cemetery.]
b. 1760 Virginia
d. Mar 1851, age 91, Monroe County, Kentucky, USA
Charity (maiden name unknown) married Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. on 26 Oct 1783 at The Old Fort, Old Ninety-Six District (designated Abbeville County in 1785), South Carolina.
Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. (Revolutionary War Veteran) was b. 01 Mar 1757 in Halifax County, Virginia and d. 14 Sep 1835 in Monroe County, Kentucky (formerly Barren County). His final resting place is unknown; he is believed to be interred with other Revolutionary War soldiers in the graveyard of the Old Mulkey Meetinghouse. Fielding had one known brother, John Curtis. Possible father is Thomas Curtis, early settler of Union County, SC.
Fielding Wood Curtis, Sr.'s exact relationship is unknown to Moses Curtis who was born about 1818 in Jackson County, Tennessee and d. after 1900 Tishomingo County, Mississippi. Moses Curtis was the son of Hillary Curtis, Sr. b. 1795 SC and Susannah Gulley b. 1797 VA. Moses Curtis was the grandson of Moses Curtis who was born about 1760 Virginia and died 1830 Jackson County, Tennessee -- this Moses Curtis is thought to be the brother of Fielding Wood Curtis Sr.
Fielding and Charity Curtis are parents of the following known children:
1. Fielding Wood Curtis Jr b. 1784 Union County, SC, married Linna Wood, daughter of Jesse Wood and Rebekah Barnes.
2. Moses Curtis, b. 25 Oct 1790 Union County, SC, d. June 1850 Marshall County, TN, married Phoebe Murphy; their son Wilson H. Curtis b. 04 July 1824 Smith County, TN.
3. William D. Curtis. b. 06 Feb 1792 Union County SC, married Margaret "Peggy" Birdwell.
4. James Curtis.
After Fielding's death, Charity Curtis lived with various relatives in Monroe County, KY and in Smith County, TN. Charity is on the 1850 US Federal Census taken 14 Sept 1850 as Charity Curtice, living in household of Green Berry Curtice, her grandson.
Charity is buried beside Christopher Curtis. Plat 1; Row 22; Number 1.
[The memorial grave marker was placed in her memory by Curtis family researcher Bonnie Gober, daughter of Raney Curtis Gober, with the assistance of Chad Comer who seated the marker on Charity's grave at Gamaliel Cemetery.]
Charity Curtis
b. 1760 Virginia
d. Mar 1851, age 91, Monroe County, Kentucky, USA
Charity (maiden name unknown) married Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. on 26 Oct 1783 at The Old Fort, Old Ninety-Six District (designated Abbeville County in 1785), South Carolina.
Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. (Revolutionary War Veteran) was b. 01 Mar 1757 in Halifax County, Virginia and d. 14 Sep 1835 in Monroe County, Kentucky (formerly Barren County). His final resting place is unknown; he is believed to be interred with other Revolutionary War soldiers in the graveyard of the Old Mulkey Meetinghouse. Fielding had one known brother, John Curtis. Possible father is Thomas Curtis, early settler of Union County, SC.
Fielding Wood Curtis, Sr.'s exact relationship is unknown to Moses Curtis who was born about 1818 in Jackson County, Tennessee and d. after 1900 Tishomingo County, Mississippi. Moses Curtis was the son of Hillary Curtis, Sr. b. 1795 SC and Susannah Gulley b. 1797 VA. Moses Curtis was the grandson of Moses Curtis who was born about 1760 Virginia and died 1830 Jackson County, Tennessee -- this Moses Curtis is thought to be the brother of Fielding Wood Curtis Sr.
Fielding and Charity Curtis are parents of the following known children:
1. Fielding Wood Curtis Jr b. 1784 Union County, SC, married Linna Wood, daughter of Jesse Wood and Rebekah Barnes.
2. Moses Curtis, b. 25 Oct 1790 Union County, SC, d. June 1850 Marshall County, TN, married Phoebe Murphy; their son Wilson H. Curtis b. 04 July 1824 Smith County, TN.
3. William D. Curtis. b. 06 Feb 1792 Union County SC, married Margaret "Peggy" Birdwell.
4. James Curtis.
After Fielding's death, Charity Curtis lived with various relatives in Monroe County, KY and in Smith County, TN. Charity is on the 1850 US Federal Census taken 14 Sept 1850 as Charity Curtice, living in household of Green Berry Curtice, her grandson.
Charity is buried beside Christopher Curtis. Plat 1; Row 22; Number 1.
[The memorial grave marker was placed in her memory by Curtis family researcher Bonnie Gober, daughter of Raney Curtis Gober, with the assistance of Chad Comer who seated the marker on Charity's grave at Gamaliel Cemetery.]
b. 1760 Virginia
d. Mar 1851, age 91, Monroe County, Kentucky, USA
Charity (maiden name unknown) married Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. on 26 Oct 1783 at The Old Fort, Old Ninety-Six District (designated Abbeville County in 1785), South Carolina.
Fielding Wood Curtis Sr. (Revolutionary War Veteran) was b. 01 Mar 1757 in Halifax County, Virginia and d. 14 Sep 1835 in Monroe County, Kentucky (formerly Barren County). His final resting place is unknown; he is believed to be interred with other Revolutionary War soldiers in the graveyard of the Old Mulkey Meetinghouse. Fielding had one known brother, John Curtis. Possible father is Thomas Curtis, early settler of Union County, SC.
Fielding Wood Curtis, Sr.'s exact relationship is unknown to Moses Curtis who was born about 1818 in Jackson County, Tennessee and d. after 1900 Tishomingo County, Mississippi. Moses Curtis was the son of Hillary Curtis, Sr. b. 1795 SC and Susannah Gulley b. 1797 VA. Moses Curtis was the grandson of Moses Curtis who was born about 1760 Virginia and died 1830 Jackson County, Tennessee -- this Moses Curtis is thought to be the brother of Fielding Wood Curtis Sr.
Fielding and Charity Curtis are parents of the following known children:
1. Fielding Wood Curtis Jr b. 1784 Union County, SC, married Linna Wood, daughter of Jesse Wood and Rebekah Barnes.
2. Moses Curtis, b. 25 Oct 1790 Union County, SC, d. June 1850 Marshall County, TN, married Phoebe Murphy; their son Wilson H. Curtis b. 04 July 1824 Smith County, TN.
3. William D. Curtis. b. 06 Feb 1792 Union County SC, married Margaret "Peggy" Birdwell.
4. James Curtis.
After Fielding's death, Charity Curtis lived with various relatives in Monroe County, KY and in Smith County, TN. Charity is on the 1850 US Federal Census taken 14 Sept 1850 as Charity Curtice, living in household of Green Berry Curtice, her grandson.
Charity is buried beside Christopher Curtis. Plat 1; Row 22; Number 1.
[The memorial grave marker was placed in her memory by Curtis family researcher Bonnie Gober, daughter of Raney Curtis Gober, with the assistance of Chad Comer who seated the marker on Charity's grave at Gamaliel Cemetery.]
