Eli Curtis

Eli was the son of Jonathon Curtis and Sibbel Haven of Charleton, Worcester County, Massachusetts. They were married October 19, 1780...see Massachusetts, Town and. vial Records 1620-1988. Also according to the "History of Noble County, Ohio," Eli Curtis was the first of the Yankee settlers and one of the first to occupy a hill farm. Eli Curtis built the first Brick House in the Township in 1828.

Spouse:

Elizabeth "Betsy" Bennett Curtis (1775 - 1865)

Children:

Azel Curtis (1806 - 1842)

Liberty Curtis (1810 - 1854)

John Bennett Curtis (1812 - 1850)

Augusta Curtis Tuttle (1813 - 1844)

Welcome Curtis (1814 - 1834)

Joseph Curtis (1815 - 1884)

Hiram M. Curtis (1818 - 1903)

Nelson Curtis (1822 - 1891)

Elizabeth Curtis Hiddleston (1824 - 1872)

Mary Curtis Hiddleston (1826 - 1903)

Lucy Curtis Mallett (1828 - ____)

Julian Curtis (1830 - 1832)

Carlene Curtis (1831 - 1833)

Created by: Cheryl Behrend

Record added: Jul 30, 2009

Find A Grave Memorial# 40060941

His parents were Jonathon Curtis and Sibbel Haven of Charleton, Worcester Co., Massachusetts.

  They were married 19 Oct 1780...see Massachusetts, Town and. vial Records 1620-1988.

Also according to the "History of Noble County, Ohio" Eli Curtis was the first of the Yankee settlers and one of the first to occupy a hill farm.

Eli Curtis built the first Brick House in the Township in 1828.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Aug 15 2021, 17:56:47 UTC