Julia Ann (Barnhart) Curtin was the daughter of Henry and Isabella (Holt) Barnhart. She was the wife of John Curtin. John died January 21, 1898.
US CENSUS
June 2, 1880
Bellefonte, Centre Co., PA
CURTIN
John age 70, b1810 PA, retired from iron manufacturing
Julia A age 69, b1811 PA
dau Belle age 43, b1837 PA
grandson Roland age 4, b1876 PA
grandson Gregg age 3, b1877 PA
Annie Mott age 20. b1860 PA, servant
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1890
CURTIN.--Mrs. Julia A. Curtin was born March 14, 1811. and died in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, September 26, 1890. Sister Curtin was converted, joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in early life and lived an exemplary Christian. She had far more than average intellect, and was the embodiment of Christian kindness and courtesy. During all her life she extended a welcome to Christian ministers and treated them as her own children in her hospitable home. Her devotion to Methodism was unfaltering; her defense of its doctrines enthusiastic; and her exhibition of its spirit beautiful. During the last ten years she was the victim of mental disturbance, which caused reason at times to desert her throne. But the religious spirit always dominated her nature. She fell asleep with her pure spirit reveling amid the divine glories, while such sentences as "I will soon be in my Father's house," "How beautiful it will be when we all get home." were falling from her lips.
Written by Wm. A. H.
Egle, William Henry
Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German, c1886
Gregg and Curtin Families, Pgs. 241-251
John and Julia Ann (Barnhart) Curtin Family, Page 251
US CENSUS
June 2, 1880
Bellefonte, Centre Co., PA
CURTIN
John age 70, b1810 PA, retired from iron manufacturing
Julia A age 69, b1811 PA
dau Belle age 43, b1837 PA
grandson Roland age 4, b1876 PA
grandson Gregg age 3, b1877 PA
Annie Mott age 20. b1860 PA, servant
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1890
CURTIN.--Mrs. Julia A. Curtin was born March 14, 1811. and died in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, September 26, 1890. Sister Curtin was converted, joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in early life and lived an exemplary Christian. She had far more than average intellect, and was the embodiment of Christian kindness and courtesy. During all her life she extended a welcome to Christian ministers and treated them as her own children in her hospitable home. Her devotion to Methodism was unfaltering; her defense of its doctrines enthusiastic; and her exhibition of its spirit beautiful. During the last ten years she was the victim of mental disturbance, which caused reason at times to desert her throne. But the religious spirit always dominated her nature. She fell asleep with her pure spirit reveling amid the divine glories, while such sentences as "I will soon be in my Father's house," "How beautiful it will be when we all get home." were falling from her lips.
Written by Wm. A. H.
Egle, William Henry
Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German, c1886
Gregg and Curtin Families, Pgs. 241-251
John and Julia Ann (Barnhart) Curtin Family, Page 251
Julia Ann (Barnhart) Curtin was the daughter of Henry and Isabella (Holt) Barnhart. She was the wife of John Curtin. John died January 21, 1898.
US CENSUS
June 2, 1880
Bellefonte, Centre Co., PA
CURTIN
John age 70, b1810 PA, retired from iron manufacturing
Julia A age 69, b1811 PA
dau Belle age 43, b1837 PA
grandson Roland age 4, b1876 PA
grandson Gregg age 3, b1877 PA
Annie Mott age 20. b1860 PA, servant
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1890
CURTIN.--Mrs. Julia A. Curtin was born March 14, 1811. and died in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, September 26, 1890. Sister Curtin was converted, joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in early life and lived an exemplary Christian. She had far more than average intellect, and was the embodiment of Christian kindness and courtesy. During all her life she extended a welcome to Christian ministers and treated them as her own children in her hospitable home. Her devotion to Methodism was unfaltering; her defense of its doctrines enthusiastic; and her exhibition of its spirit beautiful. During the last ten years she was the victim of mental disturbance, which caused reason at times to desert her throne. But the religious spirit always dominated her nature. She fell asleep with her pure spirit reveling amid the divine glories, while such sentences as "I will soon be in my Father's house," "How beautiful it will be when we all get home." were falling from her lips.
Written by Wm. A. H.
Egle, William Henry
Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German, c1886
Gregg and Curtin Families, Pgs. 241-251
John and Julia Ann (Barnhart) Curtin Family, Page 251
US CENSUS
June 2, 1880
Bellefonte, Centre Co., PA
CURTIN
John age 70, b1810 PA, retired from iron manufacturing
Julia A age 69, b1811 PA
dau Belle age 43, b1837 PA
grandson Roland age 4, b1876 PA
grandson Gregg age 3, b1877 PA
Annie Mott age 20. b1860 PA, servant
Obituary
Unidentified Newsclipping - 1890
CURTIN.--Mrs. Julia A. Curtin was born March 14, 1811. and died in Bellefonte, Pennsylvania, September 26, 1890. Sister Curtin was converted, joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in early life and lived an exemplary Christian. She had far more than average intellect, and was the embodiment of Christian kindness and courtesy. During all her life she extended a welcome to Christian ministers and treated them as her own children in her hospitable home. Her devotion to Methodism was unfaltering; her defense of its doctrines enthusiastic; and her exhibition of its spirit beautiful. During the last ten years she was the victim of mental disturbance, which caused reason at times to desert her throne. But the religious spirit always dominated her nature. She fell asleep with her pure spirit reveling amid the divine glories, while such sentences as "I will soon be in my Father's house," "How beautiful it will be when we all get home." were falling from her lips.
Written by Wm. A. H.
Egle, William Henry
Pennsylvania Genealogies; Scotch-Irish and German, c1886
Gregg and Curtin Families, Pgs. 241-251
John and Julia Ann (Barnhart) Curtin Family, Page 251
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Julia A.
wife of
John Curtin
died
Sept 26, 1890
Aged
73 yrs 6 mos
12 days
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