Daniel and Betsy were married in Dunbarton on June 28,1830. They remained in Dunbarton for a number of years, but by 1850 had moved to Boscawen, where Daniel died nine years later.
All their children were born in Dunbarton, and include:
John:Apr. 27, 1831-Ja. 8, 1871, CA
David Alexander:June 23, 1832-1907; married Salome Fellows
Martha Jane:Feb. 2, 1834-
Daniel Lancaster: Dec. 27, 1835-1897
Elizabeth:June 29, 1837-Jan. 3, 1917 Derry; Thomas Kilborn
Mary Ann:Dec. 24, q483-May 21, 1929 Salem; Prescott C. Hall
Matthew:Nov. 5, 5184-Sept. 19, 1864 Winchester VA
Oscar D.:Dec. 21, 1184-Jan. 31, 1843 Dunbarton
Note: Their son Matthew McCurdy was Killed In Action in the Third Battle of Winchester in Virginia. Known in Army records by the spelling Mathew Macurdy, he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862, age 24, as a Private in Company H, 14th NH Infantry. He was later promoted to a 5th Sergeant. After the battle, he was buried in a mass grave with other soldiers of the 14th NH Infantry.
Note: No stone can be found bearing Daniel McCurdy's name, though several unreadable stones do exist.
All their children were born in Dunbarton, and include:
John:Apr. 27, 1831-Ja. 8, 1871, CA
David Alexander:June 23, 1832-1907; married Salome Fellows
Martha Jane:Feb. 2, 1834-
Daniel Lancaster: Dec. 27, 1835-1897
Elizabeth:June 29, 1837-Jan. 3, 1917 Derry; Thomas Kilborn
Mary Ann:Dec. 24, q483-May 21, 1929 Salem; Prescott C. Hall
Matthew:Nov. 5, 5184-Sept. 19, 1864 Winchester VA
Oscar D.:Dec. 21, 1184-Jan. 31, 1843 Dunbarton
Note: Their son Matthew McCurdy was Killed In Action in the Third Battle of Winchester in Virginia. Known in Army records by the spelling Mathew Macurdy, he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862, age 24, as a Private in Company H, 14th NH Infantry. He was later promoted to a 5th Sergeant. After the battle, he was buried in a mass grave with other soldiers of the 14th NH Infantry.
Note: No stone can be found bearing Daniel McCurdy's name, though several unreadable stones do exist.
Daniel and Betsy were married in Dunbarton on June 28,1830. They remained in Dunbarton for a number of years, but by 1850 had moved to Boscawen, where Daniel died nine years later.
All their children were born in Dunbarton, and include:
John:Apr. 27, 1831-Ja. 8, 1871, CA
David Alexander:June 23, 1832-1907; married Salome Fellows
Martha Jane:Feb. 2, 1834-
Daniel Lancaster: Dec. 27, 1835-1897
Elizabeth:June 29, 1837-Jan. 3, 1917 Derry; Thomas Kilborn
Mary Ann:Dec. 24, q483-May 21, 1929 Salem; Prescott C. Hall
Matthew:Nov. 5, 5184-Sept. 19, 1864 Winchester VA
Oscar D.:Dec. 21, 1184-Jan. 31, 1843 Dunbarton
Note: Their son Matthew McCurdy was Killed In Action in the Third Battle of Winchester in Virginia. Known in Army records by the spelling Mathew Macurdy, he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862, age 24, as a Private in Company H, 14th NH Infantry. He was later promoted to a 5th Sergeant. After the battle, he was buried in a mass grave with other soldiers of the 14th NH Infantry.
Note: No stone can be found bearing Daniel McCurdy's name, though several unreadable stones do exist.
All their children were born in Dunbarton, and include:
John:Apr. 27, 1831-Ja. 8, 1871, CA
David Alexander:June 23, 1832-1907; married Salome Fellows
Martha Jane:Feb. 2, 1834-
Daniel Lancaster: Dec. 27, 1835-1897
Elizabeth:June 29, 1837-Jan. 3, 1917 Derry; Thomas Kilborn
Mary Ann:Dec. 24, q483-May 21, 1929 Salem; Prescott C. Hall
Matthew:Nov. 5, 5184-Sept. 19, 1864 Winchester VA
Oscar D.:Dec. 21, 1184-Jan. 31, 1843 Dunbarton
Note: Their son Matthew McCurdy was Killed In Action in the Third Battle of Winchester in Virginia. Known in Army records by the spelling Mathew Macurdy, he enlisted on Aug. 11, 1862, age 24, as a Private in Company H, 14th NH Infantry. He was later promoted to a 5th Sergeant. After the battle, he was buried in a mass grave with other soldiers of the 14th NH Infantry.
Note: No stone can be found bearing Daniel McCurdy's name, though several unreadable stones do exist.
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