They left all their possessions and suffered all the hardships of pioneer life. They were taught the gospel by their own parents and by missionaries and were anxious to travel and be with the church leaders. They settled in Springville in May 1851.
Enos had married Tamma Durfee and shortly after arriving in Utah. She also had a family. Her husband, Albert Miner, died while crossing the Plains. The two families lived together in both Springville and Aurora, working together and sharing as one family.
John White lived near his father in Springville and Aurora. Both were good carpenters as they worked most of the time together, building, surveying and farming. John married Matilda Miner in 1855. His first wife was an invalid most of her life; so, Matilda raised her two children, Elial and Almira, besides fourteen of her own.
John White Curtis was a Civil War veteran. In 1872, he was made Captain of the guards in a militia organized for protection from the Indians, Sevier County. He was a Black Hawk Indian War Veteran. He was a faithful church worker and an honest tithe payer.
His first Aurora home was built of logs, later he built a more spacious rock house. He made some of his own furniture such as beds, tables, benches, stools and chairs. He had erysipelas of the bone, which crippled him a little and he used a cane to walk.
The Pedigree of
08-John White CURTIS [1820-1802]
07-Enos CURTIS [1783-1856] and Ruth FRANKLIN [1790-1848]
06-Edmond CURTIS [1763-1814] and Polly AVERY (AVERILL) [1767-]
05-Jeremiah CURTIS [1728-1807] and Lydia GRANNIS [abt 1730-]
04-Caleb CURTIS [1703-1777] and Jemima CAULKINS [1708-1778]
03-Samuel CURTIS [1681-1740] and Mary PARKER [abt 1681 or 1685-1724]
02-Caleb CURTIS [1646-1730] and Elizabeth RYDER or RIDER [abt 1648-1711]
01-Richard CURTIS [1645-1671] and Sarah CARWITHEY []
00-Richard Curtis [] and Susanna RYAN []
Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis (1813-1885)was married to his father Enos.He was married to Almira Starr Curtis (1815-1883) and Matilda Miner (1840-1909).
They left all their possessions and suffered all the hardships of pioneer life. They were taught the gospel by their own parents and by missionaries and were anxious to travel and be with the church leaders. They settled in Springville in May 1851.
Enos had married Tamma Durfee and shortly after arriving in Utah. She also had a family. Her husband, Albert Miner, died while crossing the Plains. The two families lived together in both Springville and Aurora, working together and sharing as one family.
John White lived near his father in Springville and Aurora. Both were good carpenters as they worked most of the time together, building, surveying and farming. John married Matilda Miner in 1855. His first wife was an invalid most of her life; so, Matilda raised her two children, Elial and Almira, besides fourteen of her own.
John White Curtis was a Civil War veteran. In 1872, he was made Captain of the guards in a militia organized for protection from the Indians, Sevier County. He was a Black Hawk Indian War Veteran. He was a faithful church worker and an honest tithe payer.
His first Aurora home was built of logs, later he built a more spacious rock house. He made some of his own furniture such as beds, tables, benches, stools and chairs. He had erysipelas of the bone, which crippled him a little and he used a cane to walk.
The Pedigree of
08-John White CURTIS [1820-1802]
07-Enos CURTIS [1783-1856] and Ruth FRANKLIN [1790-1848]
06-Edmond CURTIS [1763-1814] and Polly AVERY (AVERILL) [1767-]
05-Jeremiah CURTIS [1728-1807] and Lydia GRANNIS [abt 1730-]
04-Caleb CURTIS [1703-1777] and Jemima CAULKINS [1708-1778]
03-Samuel CURTIS [1681-1740] and Mary PARKER [abt 1681 or 1685-1724]
02-Caleb CURTIS [1646-1730] and Elizabeth RYDER or RIDER [abt 1648-1711]
01-Richard CURTIS [1645-1671] and Sarah CARWITHEY []
00-Richard Curtis [] and Susanna RYAN []
Tamma Durfee Miner Curtis (1813-1885)was married to his father Enos.He was married to Almira Starr Curtis (1815-1883) and Matilda Miner (1840-1909).
Family Members
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Lydia Curtis
1808–1809
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Maria Curtis Everett
1810–1841
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Martha Curtis Strong
1812–1834
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Edmund Curtis
1814–1815
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Jeremiah Curtis
1815–1816
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Seth Curtis
1817–1817
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Simmons Philander Curtis
1818–1880
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David Avery Curtis Sr
1820–1885
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Ezra Houghton Curtis
1823–1915
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Ursula Curtis Gifford
1826–1902
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Sabrina Curtis Harward
1829–1890
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Celestia Curtis Durfee
1832–1891
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Elial Strong Curtis
1842–1925
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Mary Ette Mariette Curtis Noble
1858–1930
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Ellen Curtis Parker
1858–1940
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John Franklin Curtis
1859–1949
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Diantha Miner Curtis
1861–1862
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Rozilla Curtis McDonald
1863–1957
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Courtland Curtis
1866–1867
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Frances Eva Curtis Harward
1869–1951
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Tamma Arminta Curtis Murphy
1871–1953
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Enos Curtis
1873–1938
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Alfred Curtis
1876–1954
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Almira Curtis
1878–1878
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Asel Curtis
1880–1927
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Wallace Curtis
1883–1967
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Polly Curtis Stevens
1885–1960
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