Ethan is the son of Joshua Curtis and his first wife,Sarah Salter,he married Elizabeth Warner on 9 Feb 1776 in Southington,Hartford Co.,Ct..She is the daughter of Jabez Warner and Hannah Brainerd,they are the parents of thirteen children.
Lydia Curtis-(Collar)3 Jul 1777-17 Mar 1819
Sarah Curtis-9 Jan 1779
Samuel Curtis-27 Apr 1781
Ethan Curtis Jr.-2 Feb 1783-2 Nov 1833
Chauncey Curtis-29 Nov 1784-20 Apr 1841
Elizabeth Curtis-17 Mar 1787-27 May 1814
Eunice Curtis-(Bailey)18 May 1789-11 Feb 1813
Adah Curtis-27 Sep 1792
John S. Curtis-19 Mar 1794-24 May 1820
Joel W. Curtis-30 Apr 1796
Catherine Curtis-27 Aug 1798-3 Aug 1831
George Willis Curtis Sr.-31 Mar 1801-1880
William Nelson Curtis-15 Jul 1803-14 Aug 1873
Ethan served in the Revolutionary War in the Second Regiment,under the command of Col. Joseph Spencer and Col. Samuel Wylly's sixth Company,under the command of Capt.Noah Hooker,of Farmingham,CT.He served from 4 May to 18 Dec.1775,marching by companies to the camps around Boston.He took post at Roxsbury and served durning the siege until experation of term of service,December 1775. Detachments of men engaged at the battle of Bunker Hill,on June 17,and in Benedict Arnold's Quebec Expedition,September to December.
Lydia Curtis-(Collar)3 Jul 1777-17 Mar 1819
Sarah Curtis-9 Jan 1779
Samuel Curtis-27 Apr 1781
Ethan Curtis Jr.-2 Feb 1783-2 Nov 1833
Chauncey Curtis-29 Nov 1784-20 Apr 1841
Elizabeth Curtis-17 Mar 1787-27 May 1814
Eunice Curtis-(Bailey)18 May 1789-11 Feb 1813
Adah Curtis-27 Sep 1792
John S. Curtis-19 Mar 1794-24 May 1820
Joel W. Curtis-30 Apr 1796
Catherine Curtis-27 Aug 1798-3 Aug 1831
George Willis Curtis Sr.-31 Mar 1801-1880
William Nelson Curtis-15 Jul 1803-14 Aug 1873
Ethan served in the Revolutionary War in the Second Regiment,under the command of Col. Joseph Spencer and Col. Samuel Wylly's sixth Company,under the command of Capt.Noah Hooker,of Farmingham,CT.He served from 4 May to 18 Dec.1775,marching by companies to the camps around Boston.He took post at Roxsbury and served durning the siege until experation of term of service,December 1775. Detachments of men engaged at the battle of Bunker Hill,on June 17,and in Benedict Arnold's Quebec Expedition,September to December.
Ethan is the son of Joshua Curtis and his first wife,Sarah Salter,he married Elizabeth Warner on 9 Feb 1776 in Southington,Hartford Co.,Ct..She is the daughter of Jabez Warner and Hannah Brainerd,they are the parents of thirteen children.
Lydia Curtis-(Collar)3 Jul 1777-17 Mar 1819
Sarah Curtis-9 Jan 1779
Samuel Curtis-27 Apr 1781
Ethan Curtis Jr.-2 Feb 1783-2 Nov 1833
Chauncey Curtis-29 Nov 1784-20 Apr 1841
Elizabeth Curtis-17 Mar 1787-27 May 1814
Eunice Curtis-(Bailey)18 May 1789-11 Feb 1813
Adah Curtis-27 Sep 1792
John S. Curtis-19 Mar 1794-24 May 1820
Joel W. Curtis-30 Apr 1796
Catherine Curtis-27 Aug 1798-3 Aug 1831
George Willis Curtis Sr.-31 Mar 1801-1880
William Nelson Curtis-15 Jul 1803-14 Aug 1873
Ethan served in the Revolutionary War in the Second Regiment,under the command of Col. Joseph Spencer and Col. Samuel Wylly's sixth Company,under the command of Capt.Noah Hooker,of Farmingham,CT.He served from 4 May to 18 Dec.1775,marching by companies to the camps around Boston.He took post at Roxsbury and served durning the siege until experation of term of service,December 1775. Detachments of men engaged at the battle of Bunker Hill,on June 17,and in Benedict Arnold's Quebec Expedition,September to December.
Lydia Curtis-(Collar)3 Jul 1777-17 Mar 1819
Sarah Curtis-9 Jan 1779
Samuel Curtis-27 Apr 1781
Ethan Curtis Jr.-2 Feb 1783-2 Nov 1833
Chauncey Curtis-29 Nov 1784-20 Apr 1841
Elizabeth Curtis-17 Mar 1787-27 May 1814
Eunice Curtis-(Bailey)18 May 1789-11 Feb 1813
Adah Curtis-27 Sep 1792
John S. Curtis-19 Mar 1794-24 May 1820
Joel W. Curtis-30 Apr 1796
Catherine Curtis-27 Aug 1798-3 Aug 1831
George Willis Curtis Sr.-31 Mar 1801-1880
William Nelson Curtis-15 Jul 1803-14 Aug 1873
Ethan served in the Revolutionary War in the Second Regiment,under the command of Col. Joseph Spencer and Col. Samuel Wylly's sixth Company,under the command of Capt.Noah Hooker,of Farmingham,CT.He served from 4 May to 18 Dec.1775,marching by companies to the camps around Boston.He took post at Roxsbury and served durning the siege until experation of term of service,December 1775. Detachments of men engaged at the battle of Bunker Hill,on June 17,and in Benedict Arnold's Quebec Expedition,September to December.
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