Sarah Hutchinson Curtis

• BIRTH 9 Nov 1750 Lebanon, New London County, Connecticut, USA
• DEATH 1843 (aged 92–93) Vermont, USA
• BURIAL Tunbridge Meeting House Cemetery, Tunbridge, Orange County, Vermont, USA
• MEMORIAL ID 104878954

Her husband Elias and younger brothers John & Abijah Hutchinson were taken captive in the Royalton Indian Raid in Oct 1780, so she had to wait for their release. It appears she was about 4 months pregnant with son Abijah when the Raid occurred, while Elias Jr was about 4 years old. Accounts indicate the Indians cut her gold bead necklace from her throat and snatched a prized silk plaid dress, which she was able to take back and hide from them. The had three children: Elias Jr. (1776-1856), Abijah (1781-1847) and Polly (1785-1858) She appears to be living in son Abijah's household in 1830 Tunbridge census

Parents
Timothy Hutchinson 1718–1758

Spouse
Elias Curtis 1747–1827 (m. 1775)

Siblings
Hezekiah Hutchinson 1752–1851
John Hutchinson 1754–1847
Abijah Hutchinson 1756–1843

Children
Elias Curtis 1776–1856
Polly Curtis Petty 1786–1864

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Her husband Elias and younger brothers John & Abijah Hutchinson were taken captive in the Royalton Indian Raid in Oct 1780, so she had to wait for their release. It appears she was about 4 months pregnant with son Abijah when the Raid occurred, while Elias Jr was about 4 years old. Accounts indicate the Indians cut her gold bead necklace from her throat and snatched a prized silk plaid dress, which she was able to take back and hide from them.

She and Elias had three children: Elias Jr. (1776-1856), Abijah (1781-1847) and Polly (1785-1858) She appears to be living in son Abijah's household in 1830 Tunbridge census