Henry L. Curtiss married Clara S. Fassett on 13 Dec 1877 in Wayne Township, Mitchell, Iowa.
1880 census for Oakdale, Howard, Iowa, family #31 (June 4&5):
Curtis, Henry, head, 26, b. Illinois
Curtis, Clara, wife, 23, b. Iowa
Curtis, Etta, dau., 2, b. Iowa
The Brainerd Tribune, the only paper in Brainerd at the time, has no mention of his death between June 1880 and July 1882 (when his widow remarried). There is also no death record, and no contemporary burial record at Evergreen (the burial register starts in 1885).
Following Henry's death, Clara married Edgar S. Hazleton July 6, 1882 in Crow Wing County.
1885 MN census for T47 R26, Aitkin family #43:
Hazleton, E. S., 38, b. NY
Hazleton, C. S., 28, b. Wis.[sic]
Hazleton, E. I.[female], 6, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, L. F.[male], 4, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, C. M.[male], 2, b. Minn.
(First two children are actually surname Curtiss.)
(L. F. is LeRoy F.)
1895 MN census for Hazelton Twp., Aitkin, family #12:
Hazelton, E. S., 45, b. NY, res. MN 14y E.D. 12y
Hazelton, Clara S., 38, b. Ia
Hazelton, Lottie M.[female], 10, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Bellie, 9, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Alma, 6, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Abdeter[male], 2, b. Minn.
Curtiss, Atta[sic] I., 16, b. Ia
Curtiss, Roy F., 14, b. Ia
(Family #13 is Edvin Fassett & family, including child Lucius, so probably brother of Clara.)
Etta Irene Curtiss married George Grant White on Nov. 22, 1902 in Crow Wing county.
Leroy F. Curtis married Lillian Holt on Dec. 16, 1905 in St. Louis county. The 1910 census shows this Leroy was born in Iowa about 1881, so this is probably him.
1880 census for Oakdale, Howard, Iowa, family #31 (June 4&5):
Curtis, Henry, head, 26, b. Illinois
Curtis, Clara, wife, 23, b. Iowa
Curtis, Etta, dau., 2, b. Iowa
The Brainerd Tribune, the only paper in Brainerd at the time, has no mention of his death between June 1880 and July 1882 (when his widow remarried). There is also no death record, and no contemporary burial record at Evergreen (the burial register starts in 1885).
Following Henry's death, Clara married Edgar S. Hazleton July 6, 1882 in Crow Wing County.
1885 MN census for T47 R26, Aitkin family #43:
Hazleton, E. S., 38, b. NY
Hazleton, C. S., 28, b. Wis.[sic]
Hazleton, E. I.[female], 6, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, L. F.[male], 4, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, C. M.[male], 2, b. Minn.
(First two children are actually surname Curtiss.)
(L. F. is LeRoy F.)
1895 MN census for Hazelton Twp., Aitkin, family #12:
Hazelton, E. S., 45, b. NY, res. MN 14y E.D. 12y
Hazelton, Clara S., 38, b. Ia
Hazelton, Lottie M.[female], 10, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Bellie, 9, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Alma, 6, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Abdeter[male], 2, b. Minn.
Curtiss, Atta[sic] I., 16, b. Ia
Curtiss, Roy F., 14, b. Ia
(Family #13 is Edvin Fassett & family, including child Lucius, so probably brother of Clara.)
Etta Irene Curtiss married George Grant White on Nov. 22, 1902 in Crow Wing county.
Leroy F. Curtis married Lillian Holt on Dec. 16, 1905 in St. Louis county. The 1910 census shows this Leroy was born in Iowa about 1881, so this is probably him.
Henry L. Curtiss married Clara S. Fassett on 13 Dec 1877 in Wayne Township, Mitchell, Iowa.
1880 census for Oakdale, Howard, Iowa, family #31 (June 4&5):
Curtis, Henry, head, 26, b. Illinois
Curtis, Clara, wife, 23, b. Iowa
Curtis, Etta, dau., 2, b. Iowa
The Brainerd Tribune, the only paper in Brainerd at the time, has no mention of his death between June 1880 and July 1882 (when his widow remarried). There is also no death record, and no contemporary burial record at Evergreen (the burial register starts in 1885).
Following Henry's death, Clara married Edgar S. Hazleton July 6, 1882 in Crow Wing County.
1885 MN census for T47 R26, Aitkin family #43:
Hazleton, E. S., 38, b. NY
Hazleton, C. S., 28, b. Wis.[sic]
Hazleton, E. I.[female], 6, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, L. F.[male], 4, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, C. M.[male], 2, b. Minn.
(First two children are actually surname Curtiss.)
(L. F. is LeRoy F.)
1895 MN census for Hazelton Twp., Aitkin, family #12:
Hazelton, E. S., 45, b. NY, res. MN 14y E.D. 12y
Hazelton, Clara S., 38, b. Ia
Hazelton, Lottie M.[female], 10, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Bellie, 9, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Alma, 6, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Abdeter[male], 2, b. Minn.
Curtiss, Atta[sic] I., 16, b. Ia
Curtiss, Roy F., 14, b. Ia
(Family #13 is Edvin Fassett & family, including child Lucius, so probably brother of Clara.)
Etta Irene Curtiss married George Grant White on Nov. 22, 1902 in Crow Wing county.
Leroy F. Curtis married Lillian Holt on Dec. 16, 1905 in St. Louis county. The 1910 census shows this Leroy was born in Iowa about 1881, so this is probably him.
1880 census for Oakdale, Howard, Iowa, family #31 (June 4&5):
Curtis, Henry, head, 26, b. Illinois
Curtis, Clara, wife, 23, b. Iowa
Curtis, Etta, dau., 2, b. Iowa
The Brainerd Tribune, the only paper in Brainerd at the time, has no mention of his death between June 1880 and July 1882 (when his widow remarried). There is also no death record, and no contemporary burial record at Evergreen (the burial register starts in 1885).
Following Henry's death, Clara married Edgar S. Hazleton July 6, 1882 in Crow Wing County.
1885 MN census for T47 R26, Aitkin family #43:
Hazleton, E. S., 38, b. NY
Hazleton, C. S., 28, b. Wis.[sic]
Hazleton, E. I.[female], 6, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, L. F.[male], 4, b. Minn.[sic]
Hazleton, C. M.[male], 2, b. Minn.
(First two children are actually surname Curtiss.)
(L. F. is LeRoy F.)
1895 MN census for Hazelton Twp., Aitkin, family #12:
Hazelton, E. S., 45, b. NY, res. MN 14y E.D. 12y
Hazelton, Clara S., 38, b. Ia
Hazelton, Lottie M.[female], 10, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Bellie, 9, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Alma, 6, b. Minn.
Hazelton, Abdeter[male], 2, b. Minn.
Curtiss, Atta[sic] I., 16, b. Ia
Curtiss, Roy F., 14, b. Ia
(Family #13 is Edvin Fassett & family, including child Lucius, so probably brother of Clara.)
Etta Irene Curtiss married George Grant White on Nov. 22, 1902 in Crow Wing county.
Leroy F. Curtis married Lillian Holt on Dec. 16, 1905 in St. Louis county. The 1910 census shows this Leroy was born in Iowa about 1881, so this is probably him.
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