Cynthia was the daughter of Jarius and Susannah Alexander Curtis from New York and Vermont. She married William Courser/Coarser from New York on 3 July 1836 in Wood County, and had 7 children: Susan M., Curtis, William H., and John who died of diverse causes and Sarah (1836-1872)(Rideout), Harriet (Webb), and Charlotte (Shatto)(Krueger) who survived the cholera epidemic that claimed their parents. Cynthia and her husband may be buried in the same lot.
Cynthia was the daughter of Jarius and Susannah Alexander Curtis from New York and Vermont. She married William Courser/Coarser from New York on 3 July 1836 in Wood County, and had 7 children: Susan M., Curtis, William H., and John who died of diverse causes and Sarah (1836-1872)(Rideout), Harriet (Webb), and Charlotte (Shatto)(Krueger) who survived the cholera epidemic that claimed their parents. Cynthia and her husband may be buried in the same lot.
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No Stone except for Cynthia Anderson. 1850 census:Lintha.
Name is also spelled Coarser. Tax records have both spellings with the majority being "u", marriage record has "u", daughter's death record has Corser.
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