Mattie Curtis was married first to Quincy Johnson and they had two children Clifford and Audrey. Quincy died in 1910 at the age of 23. Mattie then married JL Curtis and they had 4 girls Lorene, Christine, Olive, and Genella.
She lived in Gibtown/Whitt area all of her life. She lived in Gibtown at the time of her death but died at the hospital in Weatherford of a ruptured appendix.
She was not famous. But she was my grandmother that I never met I have been told all of my life by folks who knew her that she was an angel. Always helping with sick folks, helping birth babies, giving to those who had little. She helped her husband to be a very successful farmer.
She lived in Gibtown/Whitt area all of her life. She lived in Gibtown at the time of her death but died at the hospital in Weatherford of a ruptured appendix.
She was not famous. But she was my grandmother that I never met I have been told all of my life by folks who knew her that she was an angel. Always helping with sick folks, helping birth babies, giving to those who had little. She helped her husband to be a very successful farmer.
Mattie Curtis was married first to Quincy Johnson and they had two children Clifford and Audrey. Quincy died in 1910 at the age of 23. Mattie then married JL Curtis and they had 4 girls Lorene, Christine, Olive, and Genella.
She lived in Gibtown/Whitt area all of her life. She lived in Gibtown at the time of her death but died at the hospital in Weatherford of a ruptured appendix.
She was not famous. But she was my grandmother that I never met I have been told all of my life by folks who knew her that she was an angel. Always helping with sick folks, helping birth babies, giving to those who had little. She helped her husband to be a very successful farmer.
She lived in Gibtown/Whitt area all of her life. She lived in Gibtown at the time of her death but died at the hospital in Weatherford of a ruptured appendix.
She was not famous. But she was my grandmother that I never met I have been told all of my life by folks who knew her that she was an angel. Always helping with sick folks, helping birth babies, giving to those who had little. She helped her husband to be a very successful farmer.
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