Charles attended the common schools and took a course in the Rogersville Seminary. Charles served in the Civil War in the 104th NY Vols. "Wadsworth's Guard". Charles took part in the Second battle of Bull Run, the Battle of South Mountain, the Battle of Antietam, and the Battle of Fredericksburg. After the war he followed farming, and as of 1895 owned a farm of 150 acres in Oak Hill. He was a member of the Dansville Lodge, No.478, F & A.M.. In 1895 he was one of the excise commissioners for the town of Dansville, Steuben Co.,NY
"Charles O. Curry, a well-known farmer Of South Dansville, died early Tuesday morning. He was at work upon his farm up to last Thursday and was taken Sick that night, jaundice and rheumatism being the cause of his illness and death. Mr. Curry Was about 65 years old. He was the son of James B. Curry, a justice of the peace of tbe town for many years. Mr. Curry wai born In the town and always lived on the farm where he died. He was a member of the Masonic ledge of South Dansville. He leaves a widow, formerly Miss Mary Levers, and three children, John B. Curry, Mrs. Daniel Acomb of this village and Mrs. Charles B Adams of Wayland. Funeral Friday at the house. "(Dansville Express - Nov 27, 1902)
"Charles O. Curry, a well-known farmer Of South Dansville, died early Tuesday morning. He was at work upon his farm up to last Thursday and was taken Sick that night, jaundice and rheumatism being the cause of his illness and death. Mr. Curry Was about 65 years old. He was the son of James B. Curry, a justice of the peace of tbe town for many years. Mr. Curry wai born In the town and always lived on the farm where he died. He was a member of the Masonic ledge of South Dansville. He leaves a widow, formerly Miss Mary Levers, and three children, John B. Curry, Mrs. Daniel Acomb of this village and Mrs. Charles B Adams of Wayland. Funeral Friday at the house. "(Dansville Express - Nov 27, 1902)
Charles attended the common schools and took a course in the Rogersville Seminary. Charles served in the Civil War in the 104th NY Vols. "Wadsworth's Guard". Charles took part in the Second battle of Bull Run, the Battle of South Mountain, the Battle of Antietam, and the Battle of Fredericksburg. After the war he followed farming, and as of 1895 owned a farm of 150 acres in Oak Hill. He was a member of the Dansville Lodge, No.478, F & A.M.. In 1895 he was one of the excise commissioners for the town of Dansville, Steuben Co.,NY
"Charles O. Curry, a well-known farmer Of South Dansville, died early Tuesday morning. He was at work upon his farm up to last Thursday and was taken Sick that night, jaundice and rheumatism being the cause of his illness and death. Mr. Curry Was about 65 years old. He was the son of James B. Curry, a justice of the peace of tbe town for many years. Mr. Curry wai born In the town and always lived on the farm where he died. He was a member of the Masonic ledge of South Dansville. He leaves a widow, formerly Miss Mary Levers, and three children, John B. Curry, Mrs. Daniel Acomb of this village and Mrs. Charles B Adams of Wayland. Funeral Friday at the house. "(Dansville Express - Nov 27, 1902)
"Charles O. Curry, a well-known farmer Of South Dansville, died early Tuesday morning. He was at work upon his farm up to last Thursday and was taken Sick that night, jaundice and rheumatism being the cause of his illness and death. Mr. Curry Was about 65 years old. He was the son of James B. Curry, a justice of the peace of tbe town for many years. Mr. Curry wai born In the town and always lived on the farm where he died. He was a member of the Masonic ledge of South Dansville. He leaves a widow, formerly Miss Mary Levers, and three children, John B. Curry, Mrs. Daniel Acomb of this village and Mrs. Charles B Adams of Wayland. Funeral Friday at the house. "(Dansville Express - Nov 27, 1902)
Gravesite Details
husband of Mary A. Levers
Family Members
Siblings
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
