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CURREN Robert & Martha - Cleveland, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-05-16 13:38:52Z

Name: Curren, Robert G.
Date: Mar 5 1941
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland, Ohio Necrology File, Reel #018.
Notes: Curren: Robert G., beloved husband of the late Martha Latimer, father of Mrs. Nancy Curren Wright, and the late Edith I. Curren; grandfather of Bruce Robert and Richard Curren Wright, brother of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Bilton: residence, 1490 Cohassett ave.
Friends may call at Klanke Funeral Parlors, 12629 Detroit ave., Lakewood.
Funeral services will be held at the Detroit Avenue Methodist Church, corner Winchester and Detroit aves., Wednesday, March 5, 2:30 p. m.
Interment at Riverside Cemetery.

Name: Curren, Martha Latimer
Date: Feb 17 1937
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #018.
Notes: Curren: Martha Latimer, beloved wife of Robert G. Curren; mother of Mrs. Nancy Curren Wright and the late Edith L. Curren; grandmother of Bruce, Robert and Richard Curren Wright; sister of Elizabeth Anderson of Warren, Ohio. Residence, 1490 Cohasset ave.
Now at Klanke Funeral Parlors, 12629 Detroit ave., Lakewood, Ohio.
Funeral services will be held at the Detroit Ave. M.E. Church, corner Winchester and Detroit aves., Wednesday, Feb. 17, at 2:30 p.m.

Name: Curren, Edith L.
Date: Dec 8 1936
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #018.
Notes: Curren: Edith L., beloved daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Robert G. Curren, sister of Mrs. Nancy D. Wright, Residence, 1490 Cohasset ave.
Now at Klanke's Funeral Parlors, 12629 Detroit ave., Lakewood. Funeral service will be held at the Detroit Ave. M. E. Church, corner Winchester and Detroit aves., Tuesday, Dec. 8, at 3:30 p.m.

Name: Bilton, Elizabeth C.
Date: Jun 14 1937
Source: Source unknown; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #007.
Notes: Bilton: Elizabeth C., beloved wife of George H., mother of Mrs. Adelaide B. Blouch, grandmother of Walter, Jr., and Robert Blouch, sister of Robert G. Curren, residence, 2107 Elbur ave.
Now at Klanke Funeral Parlbrs, 12629 Detroit ave., Lakewood, where funeral services will be held Monday. June 14, at 3:30 p.m. Rev. Melvin C. Hunt will officiate.

Cuyahoga

Dorothy M. (Curren) Shoemaker - Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2012-05-16 13:27:24Z

This obit appeared in the Marion, Ohio newspaper.
No relation

COLUMBUS: Dorothy M. (Curren) Shoemaker age 92 of Columbus, Ohio died Monday, May 14, 2012. Ret. Office Manager, Ohio Dept. of Education.

Preceded in death by parents, Wallie and Mary Curren; infant daughter, Charlene Ann Shoemaker; sisters, Emma Morris and Flora (Dolly) Curren and husband of 75 years, Dr. Byrl R. Shoemaker.

Survived by children, Judith (Robert) Pinney-Hinkle, Gary (Donna) Shoemaker, and Carole (Rollin) Shaffer; grandchildren, Edward L. Johnston, Cynthia (Eric) Adams, Sherrilu (Daryl) Lauth, Loriann (Kent) Sheeler, Kimberlee (Mathew) Smith, Amy Ann (James) Allen, Lisa (Anthony) Ponziani; 15 great grandchildren; nine great great grandchildren;
sister, Evelyn Willis; sister-in-law, Esther (Doll) Shoemaker; many nieces and nephews.

Member of Maple Grove United Methodist Church (Past President of the UMW), Past Matron of Corinthian Chapter #393 O.E.S., Past Royal Matron of Columbus (Athena) Court Order of the Amaranth, Ladies Oriental Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusaleum North Star #45, Past President of Social Order of the Beauceant, Past President of the North High School PTA, Past President of the Ohio Dept. of Education Women's Club.

Funeral Service 10:00 am Friday, May 18, 2012 at Maple Grove United Methodist Church, 7 W. Henderson Rd., Columbus, OH 43214.
Friends may call 2-4 & 7-9 pm Thursday at RUTHERFORD-CORBIN FUNERAL HOME, 515 High St., Worthington, OHIO 43085. Eastern Star Service 8:30 pm.
Interment Green Lawn Cemetery.

Contributions may be made to Maple Grove United Methodist Church or HomeReach Hospice in her memory.

Published in the The Marion Star, Marion, Ohio on May 16, 2012 .

Re: Curren from Horseheads, NY

brioncurren — 2012-04-25 09:04:38Z

I believe your grandfather was my grand uncle. My grandfather was George Henry, his older brother. About all I have found is their father Joseph F which I am assuming would be Sr. Other than from a 1900 census their grandfather was from Scotland I haven't been able to find out anything else as of yet.

Regards
Brion

Joseph F Curren

brioncurren — 2012-04-25 08:59:39Z

I am looking for information on the father of my great grandfather Joseph F. Curren (b1873 New York state, d1938 Elmira, New York). I can not find anything prior to him in a 1900 census. I do know from the census that this gentleman was born in Scotland but that is about it. I have no idea if there were siblings or not but I am guessing there were.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Re: ELIZABETH CURREN

jamisonwoodward — 2012-04-23 18:07:39Z

are you still looking for Elizabeth curren moody

Re: Curren 1900's Jefferson County, Alabama

bammkids — 2012-03-14 17:21:27Z

I found a Alice Knight in the 1880 Census with Peter Curren and Elizabeth Coward/Cowart in Jefferson County, Alabama.
It shows she is a niece. I know I found a sister of Peter's in the 1860 and 1870 census with either a mother or another sister of his. Not sure if Alice is a niece of Peter or Elizabeth. Did you know anything about it when you researched the family?
Thanks so much
Melissa

Re: John Donaldson Curren

1_jane38 — 2011-10-19 00:22:17Z

Hello Nancy,
I am researching a fellow named J.D. Curren, who was a painter (artist). We have just received a donation of one of his paintings at our Museum (Britannia Mine Museum). I was led to believe he worked at the Britannia Mine. The painting is dated 1909 and he was apparently in the management here around that time. If this could be the same John that is related to your family, I would love to have further information on him and a photo if possible - especially relating to the time he spent at Britannia Beach B.C. I do know that he lived in Alberta at some point. Please contact me one way or the other to confirm whether I am on the right track.
Regards,
~ Jane Iverson
Assistant Curator
Britannia Mine Museum

Re: Need info on Ohio Curren

Irishzen1 — 2011-05-30 02:07:05Z

Hi! Ed Curren was my GrandDad and your Grandparents were my aunt and uncle. Mary Ruth was a sweet woman & my Dad's sister. My Dad was Forrist Curren and he passed away in 2006 and there are still a few of the family members alive. My Mom is 86 and she would be able to provide lot's of information about the Curren family. Our Great Grandmother, mother of Ed Curren, was a full blooded Deleware Indian & she was stolen from her tribe by English settlers and was their house slave until she was old enough to marry Marion Curren, an attorney & horse man who had migrated from Ireland. Eddie Curren is my Dad's brother & he lives outside of Marion, Ohio.

Michael Curran/Curren per Neptune 1838 from County Meath

lyndy_c2003 — 2010-10-13 19:39:37Z

I am seeking a transcript of his trial in County Meath, for highwy robbery with another man James Tegart on 24 July 1837.
He was transported from Dublin in August 1837 arriving in Australia in Jan 1838. He was assigned to Francis Beddick/Beddek/Bedock of Windsor (Mary Reiby's solicitor)
Would really appreciate any tips on finding the court case.
Cheers
Lyndy

Curren, Louisa C.

edittmar1 — 2010-05-27 20:28:26Z

I recently found a scrapbook belonging to Louisa C. Curren. It's a collection of handwritten poems and newspaper clippings. The inscriptions on the poems date from Philadelphia in 1834 & 1835. I am trying to find information on Louisa. Any help would be appreciated.

Looking for Joseph Curren

paul1993 — 2010-05-05 20:11:37Z

I am trying to find a birth record for my GG Grandfather Joseph Curren/Curran who (according to several census records) was born in 1846 in Richmond and his fathers name was Bernard.
Any help or advice would be appreciated
Regards
Paul Curran-Bilbie
paul@biz.uk.com
www.curran-bilbie.co.uk

Re: Need info on Ohio Curren

sdcurren — 2009-11-28 18:21:41Z

Hi Nancy, I'm working on my husband's Curren family. They mostly lived in Holmesville, OH. I have never been to Ohio so this isn't the easiest.
I've traced him back to John Curren and Bridget Baker but cannot find anything any further back.
My email is doones_1@yahoo.com

Re: Need info on Ohio Curren

OhioOrchid — 2009-01-15 00:00:42Z

Try me again at OhioOrchid@aol.com

I can't imagine why you couldn't get through.
I haven't looked at the message boards
in a long time.
I know who your family is.
We are related.
Nancy Curren Keggan

Re: John Theron Curren

presfor — 2008-12-28 20:43:09Z

Glad to hear from you. I have been looking into the family for several years. My grandfather Admiral Dewey Curren never mentioned his brother. I do have a history of the family back 7 generations. I have severl pictures of them when they were young. One is on the farm in Noble Oklahoma. if you can get back with me thru regular email I could send you some pictures. My email is presfor@aol.com. hope to hear from you soon

Re: John Theron Curren

wandap11114 — 2008-12-28 20:08:57Z

Hello Larry, sorry about not responding sooner. We are related as your grandfather and mime were brothers. I would like to correspond with you. I am Minnie Wanda Curren email wandap11114@msn.com Thank you and happy New Year

Re: John Theron Curren

presfor — 2008-10-13 20:20:18Z

My grandfather Admiral Dewey Curren. whos father was Thomas Curren had a farm in Noble, Oklahoma. I have a picture of the family group in front of the cabin. I do have more histroy of the family. Larry Curren

Re: CURREN(S), CURRAN(S)

JMcHaffieL — 2008-04-06 03:39:51Z

At the time of Elizabeth's birth (May 1866), they lived at 6 Furnace Row, New Mains, Cambusnethan, Lanark, and Joseph was a "Fireman".

It looks as though the other siblings were born near Cookstown, Ireland (1864 & 1868)

Joseph Knox (Jr.) - b.July 11, 1868 Cookstown, Tyrone, Ireland
d. January 15, 1901 12 St. Mungo St., Townhead, Glasgow, Scotland

Is this familiar?

Re: CURREN(S), CURRAN(S)

trishweir01 — 2008-03-07 11:56:48Z

My connection is Joseph Knox born in Ireland then moved to wishaw lanarkshire, there may or may not be a link but would like to find out,

Curren 1900's Jefferson County, Alabama

Janice_Crumpton — 2007-09-14 02:40:40Z

Descendant of Aaron Baxter Curren who married Ina Blanche Hale in early 1900's. Seeking additional information.

Re: Need info on Ohio Curren

wandap11114 — 2007-07-04 19:29:20Z

My Greatgrandfather was John Curren.. He had sons named John j, Jesse, Jamed, Edward, George, Thomas. He served in the Ohio Infintry during the Civil War then migrated to Nebraska. According to the information I have Edward moved around quite a bit. I would be happy to exchange information with you if you think this is your family. My e-mail address is wandap11114@msn.com

Re: John Theron Curren

wandap11114 — 2007-07-04 19:18:30Z

I am Wanda Curren Parker. We visited with your Grandparents when I was growing up. My Father was William Benjamin "Bill" Curren, he was a nephew of your great Grandfather Thomas and Mary (Moon) Curren. I have a pictures of Thomas and Mary with their children. I live in Texas. My e-mail address is wandap11114@msn.com

Eddie Curren (obit) age 14 d: 1883 son of James formerly of Nickerson, Reno Co, KS

RoseStout54 — 2006-12-29 23:49:04Z

Eddie Curren Accidentally Killed

We are under obligations to J. F. Tuttle for copies of the Raton Independt giving an account of the death of Eddie curren on a ranch near that place on Friday last. From the evidence taken it appears that the Curren boy slept in a room with three other boys Thursday night. At the head of bed stood an old musket, loaded with shot, which the Curren boy had brought from Murphy’s ranch, where he had been employed. In the morning the other lads got up and dressed and went out of the cabin. Soon after they heard the report of a gun, and one of them went to see what had happened. He found Eddie Curren lying on the bed with the top of his head blown off. From the circumstances attending this sad affair it woud seem that the deceased had partly raised himself in bed and reached for the gun. In pulling it toward himself the hammer probably caught on the bed and falling on the cap exploded the charge with the above result.

Eddie was about 14 years of age and the youngest son of James Curren, formerly of this city.

The Nickerson Argosy
Nickerson, Reno County, Kansas
Wednesday, September 5, 1883
page – 2 *** column – 2

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Re: John Donaldson Curren

2006-10-17 17:44:15Z

Shelley, this is really fantastic! My e-mail address is nmlamb@telusplanet.net. Contact me here and I can give you any and all facts as well as some copies of photos that you and your family may not have seen.
yours truly, Nancy Robertson

Re: John Donaldson Curren

2006-10-17 04:46:49Z

Hi Nancy
I think we hit the jackpot. I talked to my father and he said that we are definately related to the Whyte family so we are all connected somehow. I don't have any other information but would love to know more. I know that my dad's mother had two sisters that lived in Vancouver one named Doreen and one named Kay I think. This is going way back, way before our time. I was born in 1960.
If you have anymore info let me know.
Thanks Shelley

Irish Curran/Curren family in Durham, England

TraceyActon — 2006-10-16 06:08:56Z

My maternal grandfather was Anthony Curren & having recently been tracing that side of the family back I now know that his family were Curran, originating from Ireland (although still unclear what part, but possibly Tyrone).
It was my gg-grandfather, James (b. c1850;?Tyrone, Ireland) who came over, probably with his 1st wife, Annie McVay to work in the mines in & around Durham. His first son (also James) was born here c1876, in West Cornforth, Durham. He had 2 more children (Mary; 1879, West Cornforth & Roseanna; 1881, Broom, Bearpark, Durham) but then sadly Annie died in about 1884.
James remarried to Margaret Walsh (b.1859; Framwellgate, Durham) in 1886. They had 5 more children, including my g-grandfather, Charles Augustine Curran.
James' father was Patrick, according to his marriage cert. but thats the only info I have about him.

Re: John Donaldson Curren

DNRobertson — 2006-10-14 16:19:53Z

Hi Shelley, this sounds very interesting. Do you know the name of your John Donaldson Curren's parents? My John would be about the right age to be your John's father.
My John (born 1852 in Scotland) came to Canada (from Scotland) in 1886 as the widow of Katharine Dunnigan. With him it is noted were his daughter Annie, and a son who I have no name for. I have always thought that the son would probably have been named John, but have no proof of this.
I believe that my John may have been widowed at least twice, but that is also information I am looking into.
My John came to Alberta and settled in Anthracite and Banff where he is buried. If you think that they are connected, the Whyte museum is where all his papers and personal property is now kept (except for what I have that came down to me from my Grandfather).
My John Donaldson Curren was the Grandfather of Peter Whyte (founder, along with his wife Catherine, of the Whyte Museum of the Rockies in Banff). I was there about a month ago and the family display is up as part of the anniversary of Peter and Catherine's life and Death. I would be curious to know if your John Donaldson Curren is the missing son that I had assumed must have died as a child.
As far as I know My John never lived or even travelled to Vancouver, but then, I never knew a lot about Great Uncle John it would seem. For someone that was spoken about a lot in my Grandfather's family, no one ever spoke about the fact that he even had a family.....I had thought he was a bachelor. You can imagine my surprise!!!
Nancy

Re: John Donaldson Curren

2006-10-13 18:08:22Z

Here is some information on John Donaldson Curren.
John Donaldson Curren was born in 1880 in Scotland. He was father to Eleanor Curren Nelles, Grandfather to Larry Nelles and Great Grandfather to Shelley and Doug.
He was a warden in Yellowhead at Jasper National Park. He retired from the National park and moved to Vancouver. Retired for 14 days then got a job working for a foundry under the Barrard inlet bridge until his death.
Larry remembers his grandfather visiting him in the 1940's in Glacier, BC.
He was credited with finding the punchbowl falls in Jasper Park. He found a pocket watch in the mud which told him he wasn't the first white man to discover the area but he did recieve credit for this find.
He came to Canada from Scotland together with Jim Simpson who was famous for shooting the largest Rocky mountain Ram ever.

John Donaldson Curren

DNRobertson — 2006-09-24 23:30:18Z

Looking for any connections to my Grandfather's Uncle John Donaldson Curren. He came to Canada as a widow in 1886 from Scotland. His Daughter Annie, married David White in or around the Banff, Alberta area. Annie and David's son Peter married Catherine Robb. At some point the latter altered the spelling of their last name to Whyte. He was very special to my Grandfather, I'd really like to know more about him.
Nancy

CURREN(S), CURRAN(S)

JMcHaffieL — 2006-07-10 05:35:49Z

Looking for info about a particular family from Cookstown, Tyrone, Ireland.
Joseph CURRAN m. Elizabeth HOLLAND
children:
Margrat Jane b. 1864 (cookstown)
Elizabeth b. 1866 (Lanark, Scotland)
Joseph K b. 1868 (cookstown)
David b. 1870 (cookstown)
Willam b, ?

Elizabeth immigrated to CANADA and m. Frederick FOUNTAIN, Davd, Joseph and William stayed in the UK. Margrat's whereabouts unknown, but may have m. J.McCord.

Curren

JMcHaffieL — 2006-07-10 05:35:49Z

Hi, my Currens: David George Allen Curren b. 1870, son of Joseph Knox Currens. David was born in Cookstown Tyrone Co. Northern Ireland. But I do not know much more than that. So its possible he ended up in North America like his sister Elizabeth (my gggrandmother)
The only problem i see is your middle initial is different from mine. Do you have any other info?

Currens

JMcHaffieL — 2006-07-10 05:35:49Z

I'm afraid i don't recognize any of your Currens' names. I'm sorry I couldn't be of more help, as its been going very slow researching this family since they're from NI.
Once i get some more information, i'll check back here to see if you know anymore of my names. Best of luck, Julie

John Theron Curren

2006-05-05 01:09:56Z

I'm looking for information about my grandfather's family--John Theron Curren born in 9/1899 in Noble OK, died 5/1984 in Norman OK. He was married to Mabel Butler (b-3/1899; d-1994 in Norman). They had 8 children.

Curren in India

2006-03-29 01:02:03Z

Looking for information on Curren family in India (Bombay). Elizabeth Curren married William Bell 1819 +/- She is buried in Gujahart India 1849.

ROBERT/THOMAS CURREN OF CORK COUNTY IRELAND

LJEANINE1953 — 2006-02-05 16:06:17Z

I AM LOOKING FOR CURRENS OF CORK COUNTY IRELAND. MY GRANDFATHER CAME TO THE UNITED STATES IN 1789 OR 1784 AND LANDED IN TERRYTOWN, MARYLAND. WE NEED THE IRELAND INFORMATION. THANKS

Re: Need info on Ohio Curren

LJEANINE1953 — 2006-01-27 04:02:27Z

NANCY: PLEASE BE ADVISED THAT I TRIED TO SEND YOU SOME REPORTS VIA EMAIL AT OHIOORCHID@AOL.COM. ALSO I SENT YOU A COUPLE OF NOTES. PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF YOU RECEIVED THEM. I CAN NOT WAIT TO HEAR FROM YOU. YOU ARE HEAVEN SENT. ALSO I COULD NOT OPEN THE ATTACHMENT TO YOUR EMAIL FOR THE INFORMATION. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT I DID WRONG. THANKS AGAIN. LAURIE

Re: Need info on Ohio Curren

LJEANINE1953 — 2006-01-27 02:23:13Z

MY GRT.GRT. GRANDMOTHER WAS SUSAN A CURREN, SHE WAS BORN IN DELEWARE COUNTY OHIO IN 09-27-1837, SHE MARRIED JOHN SMITH IN MARRION COUNTY 10-4-1857. SHE DIED IN HENRY COUNTY IN 1913. HER PARENTS WERE BOTH BORN IN PENNYSLVANIA. I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR HER PARENTS NAME AND SIBLINGS. I DO NOT KNOW IF WE MAY BE CONNECTED IN SOME WAY. THANKS

James Curren, b. abt. 1849 in Ohio

BasketLady420 — 2005-10-23 16:36:21Z

There is a James Curren, age 21, born in Ohio, listed as a soldier in the 1870 census for Socorro Co. N.M.

I am not related to this family. I was looking through this census for someone else and saw all the soldiers names listed here, so this must have been a fort. I just wanted to share this information with the list.
The link for the site is listed below.

Joyce

http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nm/socorro/census/1870/...

Richard W. Curran, Ticonderoga, NY

richardsjh1 — 2005-06-10 02:27:23Z

Would like to make contact with anyone with information about this
family decendants.
Richard born 1861 lived to be 100 yrs old.
married Lucy Brown of Riverbank, NY.
Would like to compare pictures of Lucy Brown family.

Thanks
Jim Richards

Curren/Cornell of California

jltaylor94 — 2005-03-29 20:55:44Z

Would like to make contact with descendants of Helen Mary Cornell & Jean (Ralph King) Curren. Helen's parents were W. L. & Mary Cornell of Big Pine, California. Jean Curren was born in Quebec, Canada.

Currens in western NY

researchmaniac — 2005-03-13 19:26:33Z

I'm looking for my grandmothers family. She was Pauline Curren daughter of Earl/Marilla Curren. I believe her mother was a Taylor. Can anyone help me?

D. Jean CURREN - obit

cribbswh7777 — 2004-11-14 21:37:11Z

From a search at GenealogyBuff.com http://www.genealogybuff.com

D. Jean Curren
AGE: 78
RESIDENCE: Kittanning, PA
DATE OF DEATH: December 14, 2001
PLACE OF DEATH: Armstrong County Memorial Hospital, Kittanning, PA
DATE OF BIRTH: October 1, 1923
PLACE OF BIRTH: Clarion, Clarion Co., Pennsylvania
FATHER: John Walker Buzard - Deceased
MOTHER: Margaret Elizabeth Mourer- Deceased
MARITAL STATUS: Married
TO: Theodore D. Curren whom she married October 5, 1942
OCCUPATION: Homemaker
MEMBERSHIPS: St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Taught Vacation Bible School
Church School Teacher
Directoress of the Altar Guild
ECW (Episcopal Church Women)
Kittanning Country Club
Girl Scout Leader
Volunteer at the old Kittanning Hospital
SURVIVED BY:
Mrs. Larry (Kimberly) Vorpe Daughter Kittanning, PA
Richard L. Buzard Brother Manorville, PA
Mrs. Louis (Geraldine) Rose Sister Clinton, NC
Mrs. C.T. (Betty) McCafferty Sister Kittanning, PA
Preceded by: parents,
David L. Buzard - Brother
Mildred N. Buzard - Sister
Friends are welcomed on Monday, December 17, 2001 from 2-4 & 7-9 P.M. at Bauer's, 515 N. McKean Street, Kittanning, PA.
FUNERAL CEREMONIES will be held at St. Paul's Episcopal Church on Tuesday, December18, 2001 at 11:00 A.M. with the Rev. David D. Wilson officiating.
The family requests memorial contributions to St. Paul's Episcopal Church Altar Guild Fund.
INTERMENT: Lawn Haven Burial Estates, E. Franklin Twp., Armstrong Co., Pennsylvania

Hope this helps.
Bill

Curren from Horseheads, NY

current1155 — 2004-09-19 01:19:40Z

I am new to Genealogy. My grandfather was Joseph Frederick Curren of Horseheads, NY. He was born Jan 10 1907. Might anyone out there know of the family and have any information for give me a start.

Re: ELIZABETH CURREN

teressawise1 — 2004-07-01 05:41:12Z

i am looking for my father his name is marion curren he was born in alabama in 1943 if you have any info please let me know you can email me at teressa_wise@yahoo.com

Re: Curren

teressawise1 — 2004-07-01 05:37:37Z

hi i am looking for my father he was born in 1943 about and his name was marion curren or mike curren could have been born in alabama. if you have any info please let me know thank you.

Re: William Ellsworth Curren's parents

2004-05-03 05:11:59Z

ELIZABETH CURREN

LizMcW — 2004-03-25 02:45:45Z

Looking for information on Elizabeth Curren, may have lived in Alabama around 1814. Married to Joel Moody. Their daughter Rebecca Elizabeth was born in 1814 in AL, she is my husbands great great gandmother. This is all I know about her. Any information will be greatly appreciated.

Re: John Curren

ccambria — 2004-03-09 18:11:40Z

Hi Cheryl,

I am responding to an old post but figured I'd give it a shot. I was looking for information on Elizabeth Ellen Curren who was born in Co. Cork, Ireland in November 1860. She would be my gggrandmother. The only thing that I know at the moment is that she married Robert Beatty (ie).

Have you found anything further for her? Would love to hear from you if you have.

Hogancamp

JoanNickerson — 2003-09-06 15:46:10Z

I recently hooked up online with family history.com... I would like to know more about my family. My father's name was Paul Hogancamp. He was born in Sullivan Co., NY.I currently live in Orange Co., NY Any and all information about my family would be greatly appreciated. Thank you

Malinda Stratton m. Jesse Curren

sheryl_ross — 2003-07-13 03:30:09Z

Searching for the parents of Malinda Stratton from Vermont m. Jesse Curren (Currin) from NC. His father was Joseph Curren (Currin) m. Eliz.

Curren - MA > CA in the late 1800's

2003-05-15 16:53:49Z

I'm looking for information on the family of an Annie/Mina Curren/Curran (b. Abt. 1853 in Massachusetts) who migrated to Calaveras Co., California as of at least 1870. I am unsure as to whether she came to California with her family or alone.

On the 1870 Calaveras Co., California census, Annie Curren is shown as living in the household of a John and Teresa Moran. Teresa was 24 at the time the census was taken and she was born in Massachusetts. Annie was 17 at this time and also born in Massachusetts. Teresa's husband, John Moran, was 40 years old and born in Ireland. It is likely that Teresa was Annie Curren's sister, thus Teresa's maiden name would also have been Curren. It is also likely that Annie Curren left Massachusetts alone and came to California to live with her sister and brother-in-law because if her parents were either alive or had also come to California, she would most likely have been living with them at the age of 17 in 1870 since she was not yet married. John and Teresa Moran had one daughter, Catherine (b. Abt. 1863) as of the 1870 CA census.

If anyone has any information on these two (probable) Curren sisters, Teresa (b. Abt. 1846 in Mass.) and Annie (b. Abt. 1853 in Mass.) I would love to share and compare info with you. Annie Curren was my GGGgrandmother. She married James McQuig on 15 Jan 1871 in Calaveras Co., CA.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks in advance.

Maureen Kelley
GeneaJunkie@hotmail.com