Obituary from the Bridgeport Telegram, Friday May 1, 1925 p. 8
Funeral Services for Frederick Curtis, 83, Civil War Veteran and last survivor of Company D First Connecticut cavalry who died at his home 1114 Fairfield Avenue following an extended illness will be held from his home tommorro afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev William Horace Day will officiate. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Delegates from the G A R will attend. At the close of the war he became employed with the Adams Express company with whom he remained for 38 years. He is survived by a son Edward Curtis Jr, three daughters Mrs Susan Havens Mrs W E Bond and Mrs William Rohrs of Brooklyn, one brother Victory Curtis of Dallas Texas and seven grandchildren.
Funeral Services for Frederick Curtis, 83, Civil War Veteran and last survivor of Company D First Connecticut cavalry who died at his home 1114 Fairfield Avenue following an extended illness will be held from his home tommorro afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev William Horace Day will officiate. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Delegates from the G A R will attend. At the close of the war he became employed with the Adams Express company with whom he remained for 38 years. He is survived by a son Edward Curtis Jr, three daughters Mrs Susan Havens Mrs W E Bond and Mrs William Rohrs of Brooklyn, one brother Victory Curtis of Dallas Texas and seven grandchildren.
Obituary from the Bridgeport Telegram, Friday May 1, 1925 p. 8
Funeral Services for Frederick Curtis, 83, Civil War Veteran and last survivor of Company D First Connecticut cavalry who died at his home 1114 Fairfield Avenue following an extended illness will be held from his home tommorro afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev William Horace Day will officiate. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Delegates from the G A R will attend. At the close of the war he became employed with the Adams Express company with whom he remained for 38 years. He is survived by a son Edward Curtis Jr, three daughters Mrs Susan Havens Mrs W E Bond and Mrs William Rohrs of Brooklyn, one brother Victory Curtis of Dallas Texas and seven grandchildren.
Funeral Services for Frederick Curtis, 83, Civil War Veteran and last survivor of Company D First Connecticut cavalry who died at his home 1114 Fairfield Avenue following an extended illness will be held from his home tommorro afternoon at 3 o'clock. Rev William Horace Day will officiate. Burial will be in Mountain Grove cemetery. Delegates from the G A R will attend. At the close of the war he became employed with the Adams Express company with whom he remained for 38 years. He is survived by a son Edward Curtis Jr, three daughters Mrs Susan Havens Mrs W E Bond and Mrs William Rohrs of Brooklyn, one brother Victory Curtis of Dallas Texas and seven grandchildren.
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