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| 8 | Anna Fitts Curtis grave Status: LocatedAnna Fitts Curtis grave stone (wife of Seth) in Union Cemetery Mcdonough 2002. This picture shows Seth and Anna Curtis buried first graves on left of camera on road heading out of Union Cemetery. | ||
| 9 | Anna Shadoan Cassell photo of Anna Shadoan Cassell found on facebook page 2010 | ||
| 10 | Arthur St. Clair Colyar (1818-1907). Status: LocatedTennessee State Library and Archives Photographs of Portraits Record No: Accession No: 30113 THS 457 Subject: Arthur St. Clair Colyar (1818-1907). Artist: Cornelius Hawkins Date: ca. 1900 Location: TN State Library and Archives 403 7th Ave. N. Nashville, TN 37243-0312 Web Contact: Preservation - State Library | ||
| 11 | Bockee/Wheaton cemetery Status: LocatedThis is photo of the Bockee/Wheaton cemetery on NY state route 83 near Smithfield NY. This cemetery is also known as the Federal Square Burying Ground near Amenia NY. This is where according to a 1903 book by M.D. Van Alystyne (entitled Burying Grounds of Sharon Connecticut, Amenia and Northeast NY published by Walsh, Griffen & Hoystradt Amenia NY ) that Joseph Curtis father of James Curtis is buried. My 2006 inspection of the cemetery confirmed that since 1903 Joseph Curtis grave stone has been lost. The 1903 book said the stone inscription said he died in 1785 of small pox. | ||
| 12 | Bockee/Wheaton cemetery Status: LocatedThis is photo of the Bockee/Wheaton cemetery on NY state route 83 near Smithfield NY. This cemetery is also known as the Federal Square Burying Ground near Amenia NY. This is where according to a 1903 book by M.D. Van Alystyne (entitled Burying Grounds of Sharon Connecticut, Amenia and Northeast NY published by Walsh, Griffen & Hoystradt Amenia NY ) that Joseph Curtis father of James Curtis is buried. My 2006 inspection of the cemetery confirmed that since 1903 Joseph Curtis grave stone has been lost. The 1903 book said the stone inscription said he died in 1785 of small pox. | ||
| 13 | Buford Kirtley Colyer grave stone Status: LocatedThis is grave stone found off hiway 769 Somerset KY in Jugornot area in woods off gravel drive right before Omega Park Road. Buford was son of Bluford Colyer, eldest son of John Colyer of 1781 | ||
| 14 | Charles C. Curtis in McDonough NY Status: LocatedMan standing facing camera is believed to be Charles C. Curtis in McDonough NY who was son of Charles E. Curtis (the civil war soldier who died in Salisbury NC as prisoner of war in Feb 1865) Photo obtained from Arlene Hull of Cincinnatus NY his granddaughter on my visit with her October 2006. | ||
| 15 | Charles E. Curtis Status: LocatedCharles E. Curtis, brother to John Thurston Curtis, who died in 1865 as prisoner of war in Civil War. This photo obtained from Arlene Hull in Cincinnatus NY who is his great granddaughter. | ||
| 16 | Charles Granade Colyer Status: LocatedFamily photo of Charles Granade Colyer, his wife and children. Sam Colyer is boy on knee. | ||
| 17 | Charles Granade Colyer and wife Louisa Jane Meece Status: Located | ||
| 18 | Charles Granade Colyer Cabin Status: LocatedCharles Granade Colyer Cabin 1, pic 2 --this is a recent photo of all that is left of the civil war era cabin built by Charles Granade Colyer and in which he raised his family. It is here that he returned from Nashville after the civil war. This is actually believed to be the remnants of the kitchen that was built a few feet away from the house. The house is no longer standing. This overlooked pittman creek outside Somerset Ky. There was a spring in a cave nearby ( see write up under Charles Granada Colyer discussing an interview with his sister Ellen about the homeplace on Pittman creek and the spring across the road) It is located on Strawberry lane of off Clay Hill Road. The house was standing in about 1967 which I saw and walked through with Edith Colyer Curtis. It has been gone now for some years in 2004. The Cabin pictured above in about 1999 has now been taken down and reconstructed with the original timbers by the current owner in 2004. | ||
| 19 | Charles Granade Colyer Cabin Status: LocatedCharles Granade Colyer Cabin 1, pic 2 --this is a recent photo of all that is left of the civil war era cabin built by Charles Granade Colyer and in which he raised his family. It is here that he returned from Nashville after the civil war. This is actually believed to be the remnants of the kitchen that was built a few feet away from the house. The house is no longer standing. This overlooked pittman creek outside Somerset Ky. | ||
| 20 | Charles Granade Colyer grave Status: LocatedHere is picture of Clay Hill baptist church and cemetery where Charles Granade Colyer is buried as well as picture of Charles grave and that of his wife Louisa Jane Meece Colyer in Ruth Ky | ||
| 21 | Charles Granade Colyer homestead Pittman Creek, Strawberry Ln, Ruth KY Status: LocatedThere is a barn/shed that stood at back of property behind house and here is picture of it in 2004. | ||
| 22 | Civil War memorial in McDonough NY 1 Status: LocatedCivil War memorial in McDonough NY that has Charles Curtis listed as having died in service. Charles was the son of Seth Curtis and brother to John Thurston Curtis, who migrated to KY from NY. | ||
| 23 | Civil War memorial in McDonough NY 2 Status: LocatedCivil War memorial in McDonough NY that has Charles Curtis listed as having died in service. Charles was the son of Seth Curtis and brother to John Thurston Curtis, who migrated to KY from NY. | ||
| 24 | Clay Hill baptist church Ruth, KY Status: LocatedHere is picture of Clay Hill baptist church and cemetery where Charles Granade Colyer is buried as well as picture of Charles grave and that of his wife Louisa Jane Meece Colyer | ||
| 25 | Curtis brothers Curtis sons of John Carpenter Curtis and wives, apparently taken at John Carpenter Curtis house atop Harvey's Hill, North Main Street Somerset Ky | ||
| 26 | Curtis men of Somerset, Ky Left to right, Ralph, Charlie, John Arnold, Earl, Glenn Curtis. Photo taken at Earl Curtis home in Somerset KY. Per Lavonia Curtis Hyman, Ralph worked in NYC many years for Prentice Hall legal/tax publishers; Charlie in building management in NYC; John Arnold in accounting in Springfield OH; Earl at the flour mill in Somerset; Glenn in cleaning chemical sales in Lousiville. | ||
| 27 | Dot Curtis Schoolgirl picture Status: Located | ||
| 28 | Dr. Samuel Owens House 2004. Home in Somerset Ky (Pisgah area near waitsboro) where Dr. Samuel Owens and then his daughter Evelyn (Eva) Owens with husband Otha Vaughan lived and raised their families. Mary Wells Curtis and family often visited her on Sundays. This photo taken on trip with Jack Curtis in 2004, who pointed out the house location. | ||
| 29 | Earl Botkin Curtis Status: LocatedEarl Botkin Curtis with His father John Carpenter Curtis apparently on Sunday afternoon outing with automobile | ||
| 30 | Earl Botkin Curtis Status: LocatedThis is Earl Botkin Curtis in driving his horse & buggy about 1915 | ||
| 31 | Earl Botkin Curtis Status: LocatedThis is Earl Botkin Curtis on early automobile about 1920 | ||
| 32 | Earl Botkin Curtis and girlfriend MaryWells Vaughan Status: LocatedThis is Earl Botkin Curtis and girlfriend MaryWells Vaughan about 1916. | ||
| 33 | Earl Curtis Status: LocatedEarl with his baby brother Glenn about 1922. | ||
| 34 | Edith Bradley Chestnut | ||
| 35 | Edith Colyer Curtis In home of Earl Curtis, Somerset abt 1970 | ||
| 36 | Edith Colyer Curtis about 1938 | ||
| 37 | Edith Colyer Curtis about 1940 Edith, in front yard of father Sam Colyer home on Monticello St. , and Hope road, Somerset Ky | ||
| 38 | Edith Colyer Curtis, abt 1967 Louisville Ky home | ||
| 39 | Edith Colyer Curtis, with sons Vaughan, Richard | ||
| 40 | Evelyn Curtis Status: LocatedEvelyn Curtis Schoolgirl picture | ||
| 41 | Evelyn Curtis Moore Status: LocatedEvelyn Curtis Moore | ||
| 42 | Francis M. Curtis feed store Status: LocatedFrancis M. Curtis feed store about 1910 in Cincinnatus NY. Francis was great grandson of James Curtis (revolutionary war soldier buried in McDonough NY) . Photo from old postcards obtained on visit to Cincinnatus NY. | ||
| 43 | Fred Moore, Sr Status: LocatedFred Moore, Sr. | ||
| 44 | FredMooreMusic.net website of Fred Moore Music company as it appeared 2010 | ||
| 45 | Garden of the Gospels section of Mt Olivet Cemetery, grave site of Charles G. Colyer Jr. Status: Located | ||
| 46 | Glenn Curtis with Mother Savanah Status: Located | ||
| 47 | homestead of John Colyer Status: LocatedThe original John Colyer farm was located at what is currently highway 192 at Pittman creek. Here is picture of house standing where original homestead of John Colyer stood according to Elaine Avera. Per hand notes of Edith Colyer Curtis, a slave cemetery stood 1/4 mile up hill on same side of street as this house. | ||
| 48 | homestead of John Colyer Status: LocatedThe original John Colyer farm was located at what is currently highway 192 at Pittman creek. Here is picture of land that was the original farm. Here is picture of house standing where original homestead of John Colyer stood according to Elaine Avera. Here is an ancient photograph that is believed to be the same house as it existed when the John Colyer family lived there. The photo was found in the home of Ray Colyer , Frankfort KY in 2005. You will note that it is an ancient photo (mid to late 1800’s) that had an artist’s enhancements such as charcoal touch ups and colorization applied. I traced the deed of the property in the photo back at the Pulaski County courthouse to this deed (djvu format) (here is deed in slower pdf format) wherein it proves that the photographed property is in fact the home place of John Colyer Sr. John Colyer bought the majority if not all the property from a Langdon family by deed in 1842. Per hand notes of Edith Colyer Curtis, a slave cemetery stood 1/4 mile up hill on same side of street as this house. | ||
| 49 | Jack Curtis On way to church, Lousiville 1960's | ||
| 50 | Jack Curtis Abt 1938, In front yard of Sam Colyer on Monticello St and Hope Way Somerset Ky |