James W. Curry was born in Dubois County, IN, Dec. 25. 1837. He served in the Civil War three years, discharged as a Cpl. from the Indiana Infantry, 18th Regiment, Company E. He married Mary E. "Mollie" Cooper in 1864 in Dubois Co. IN. He came to Missouri in 1881 and had a farm six miles southeast of Marceline. He father, Rev. William Clark Curry and mother Cyrena Curry had moved to the area a few years before. W.C. was a United Brethren Church minister and farmer. They are buried in Elmwood Cemetery north of Marceline. They had 12 children, five died in infancy. Oscar died as a youth. Others were Carl E.Curry, Mary, John W., Felix W, Myrtle, and Hattie.
James W. Curry was born in Dubois County, IN, Dec. 25. 1837. He served in the Civil War three years, discharged as a Cpl. from the Indiana Infantry, 18th Regiment, Company E. He married Mary E. "Mollie" Cooper in 1864 in Dubois Co. IN. He came to Missouri in 1881 and had a farm six miles southeast of Marceline. He father, Rev. William Clark Curry and mother Cyrena Curry had moved to the area a few years before. W.C. was a United Brethren Church minister and farmer. They are buried in Elmwood Cemetery north of Marceline. They had 12 children, five died in infancy. Oscar died as a youth. Others were Carl E.Curry, Mary, John W., Felix W, Myrtle, and Hattie.
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