Mildred "Milly" Eaton Curtis married Naaman Curtis about 1798. They lived in Pendleton District, Pickens South Carolina. Naaman Curtis (1784-1826) and their son John Curtis (1800-1826) died of Small Pox in Pickens County, South Carolina and are buried in the Boon, Curtis, Cary Family Cemetery there.
Milly moved to Gordon County, Georgia after 1840 and died between July and December of 1860. She is buried in an unmarked grave in the Curtis Family Cemetery, Gordon County, Calhoun Georgia.
The eight known children of Milly and Naaman Curtis are:
John, William, Cosby, Elizabeth, Lucinda, Millie, Naaman and Sarah...
Milly moved to Gordon County, Georgia after 1840 and died between July and December of 1860. She is buried in an unmarked grave in the Curtis Family Cemetery, Gordon County, Calhoun Georgia.
The eight known children of Milly and Naaman Curtis are:
John, William, Cosby, Elizabeth, Lucinda, Millie, Naaman and Sarah...
Mildred "Milly" Eaton Curtis married Naaman Curtis about 1798. They lived in Pendleton District, Pickens South Carolina. Naaman Curtis (1784-1826) and their son John Curtis (1800-1826) died of Small Pox in Pickens County, South Carolina and are buried in the Boon, Curtis, Cary Family Cemetery there.
Milly moved to Gordon County, Georgia after 1840 and died between July and December of 1860. She is buried in an unmarked grave in the Curtis Family Cemetery, Gordon County, Calhoun Georgia.
The eight known children of Milly and Naaman Curtis are:
John, William, Cosby, Elizabeth, Lucinda, Millie, Naaman and Sarah...
Milly moved to Gordon County, Georgia after 1840 and died between July and December of 1860. She is buried in an unmarked grave in the Curtis Family Cemetery, Gordon County, Calhoun Georgia.
The eight known children of Milly and Naaman Curtis are:
John, William, Cosby, Elizabeth, Lucinda, Millie, Naaman and Sarah...
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