Son of Salathiel & Elizabeth A Wells Curtis, husband of Ethel Taylor
DEATH CLAIMS ESTILL CURTIS, A FORMER ROBERTSONIAN.
A message received here Tuesday by relatives notified them of the death of Estill Curtis at his home in New Richmond, O., after a short illness of acute indigestion complicated with heart trouble. The remains will be brought to Piqua in this county Friday afternoon, where funeral services will be held at the Piqua Christian Church, conducted by Eld. M. Pfanstiel, interment following in the Piqua Cemetery.
Deceased was 61 years old and the last surviving son of the late Salathiel Curtis and wife. He is survived by his wife--who was Miss Ethel Taylor, daughter of the late Newton Taylor and wife of Piqua-- two sons and a daughter, and three sisters-- Mrs. Rufus Buckler, Mrs. Neal Overbey and Miss Nancy Curtis of New Richmond, O.
In early life Mr. Curtis was engaged in the mercantile business at Piqua in connection with his brother, the late Augustus Curtis. Several years ago he removed to Brooksville, later locating at New Richmond.
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DEATH CLAIMS ESTILL CURTIS, A FORMER ROBERTSONIAN.
A message received here Tuesday by relatives notified them of the death of Estill Curtis at his home in New Richmond, O., after a short illness of acute indigestion complicated with heart trouble. The remains will be brought to Piqua in this county Friday afternoon, where funeral services will be held at the Piqua Christian Church, conducted by Eld. M. Pfanstiel, interment following in the Piqua Cemetery.
Deceased was 61 years old and the last surviving son of the late Salathiel Curtis and wife. He is survived by his wife--who was Miss Ethel Taylor, daughter of the late Newton Taylor and wife of Piqua-- two sons and a daughter, and three sisters-- Mrs. Rufus Buckler, Mrs. Neal Overbey and Miss Nancy Curtis of New Richmond, O.
In early life Mr. Curtis was engaged in the mercantile business at Piqua in connection with his brother, the late Augustus Curtis. Several years ago he removed to Brooksville, later locating at New Richmond.
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Son of Salathiel & Elizabeth A Wells Curtis, husband of Ethel Taylor
DEATH CLAIMS ESTILL CURTIS, A FORMER ROBERTSONIAN.
A message received here Tuesday by relatives notified them of the death of Estill Curtis at his home in New Richmond, O., after a short illness of acute indigestion complicated with heart trouble. The remains will be brought to Piqua in this county Friday afternoon, where funeral services will be held at the Piqua Christian Church, conducted by Eld. M. Pfanstiel, interment following in the Piqua Cemetery.
Deceased was 61 years old and the last surviving son of the late Salathiel Curtis and wife. He is survived by his wife--who was Miss Ethel Taylor, daughter of the late Newton Taylor and wife of Piqua-- two sons and a daughter, and three sisters-- Mrs. Rufus Buckler, Mrs. Neal Overbey and Miss Nancy Curtis of New Richmond, O.
In early life Mr. Curtis was engaged in the mercantile business at Piqua in connection with his brother, the late Augustus Curtis. Several years ago he removed to Brooksville, later locating at New Richmond.
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DEATH CLAIMS ESTILL CURTIS, A FORMER ROBERTSONIAN.
A message received here Tuesday by relatives notified them of the death of Estill Curtis at his home in New Richmond, O., after a short illness of acute indigestion complicated with heart trouble. The remains will be brought to Piqua in this county Friday afternoon, where funeral services will be held at the Piqua Christian Church, conducted by Eld. M. Pfanstiel, interment following in the Piqua Cemetery.
Deceased was 61 years old and the last surviving son of the late Salathiel Curtis and wife. He is survived by his wife--who was Miss Ethel Taylor, daughter of the late Newton Taylor and wife of Piqua-- two sons and a daughter, and three sisters-- Mrs. Rufus Buckler, Mrs. Neal Overbey and Miss Nancy Curtis of New Richmond, O.
In early life Mr. Curtis was engaged in the mercantile business at Piqua in connection with his brother, the late Augustus Curtis. Several years ago he removed to Brooksville, later locating at New Richmond.
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