Nancy Curtis1
b. circa 1765, d. between 5 March 1851 and 19 January 1852
Last Edited=21 Apr 2013
- Relationship
- 5th great-grandmother of Joseph Michael Flint
Nancy Curtis was born circa 1765 at Maryland. Dyer in Steinseiffer family, Germany to America say she was born c 1760 in Virginia. The 1850 Census says c 1770 in Maryland. I have split the dates in the middle.2,3
Nancy Curtis married John Stonecypher, son of John Heinricus Stonecypher, in 1783 at Wilkes County, North Carolina.4,3
On 4 October 1850 Nancy Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of John Stonecypher on the 1850 U. S. census for District No 32, Franklin County, Georgia as Nancy Stonecypher, 80 years old, birthplace of Maryland. Also enumerated in the household were Nancy Stonecypher and Cathatin Hamilton.2
On 5 March 1851 at Franklin County, Georgia, Nancy Stonecypher, widow of John Stonecypher, applied for the balance of his Revolutionary War pension from the last payment on 4 September 1850 until his death on 16 December 1850.5
Nancy Curtis died between 5 March 1851 and 19 January 1852 at Franklin County, Georgia. She was still living on 05 Mar 1851 when she applied for her husband's final pension payment. If she had been still living by 19 Jan 1852 she would have received a share of her husband's estate. That she died in Franklin county is a guess but a safe one in my opinion.5,6
Nancy Curtis married John Stonecypher, son of John Heinricus Stonecypher, in 1783 at Wilkes County, North Carolina.4,3
On 4 October 1850 Nancy Stonecypher was enumerated in the household of John Stonecypher on the 1850 U. S. census for District No 32, Franklin County, Georgia as Nancy Stonecypher, 80 years old, birthplace of Maryland. Also enumerated in the household were Nancy Stonecypher and Cathatin Hamilton.2
On 5 March 1851 at Franklin County, Georgia, Nancy Stonecypher, widow of John Stonecypher, applied for the balance of his Revolutionary War pension from the last payment on 4 September 1850 until his death on 16 December 1850.5
Nancy Curtis died between 5 March 1851 and 19 January 1852 at Franklin County, Georgia. She was still living on 05 Mar 1851 when she applied for her husband's final pension payment. If she had been still living by 19 Jan 1852 she would have received a share of her husband's estate. That she died in Franklin county is a guess but a safe one in my opinion.5,6
Children of Nancy Curtis and John Stonecypher
- Benjamin Stonecypher+6 b. c 1786
- Susannah Stonecypher+1 b. 15 Aug 1790, d. c 1870
- James Stonecypher6 b. c 1792
- Elizabeth Stonecypher+6 b. c 1795
- Nancy Stonecypher2 b. c 1799
- Frances Stonecypher+6 b. c 1801
- Sarah Stonecypher+6 b. c 1805
- Phoebe Stonecypher+7 b. c 1807, d. c 1865
- Lucy? Stonecypher+6 b. c 1810, d. bt 1837 - 1840
Citations
- "Some Southern Appalachian Ancestors & Old World Roots," RootsWeb WorldConnect (http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/: accessed 20 Nov 2012), entry for Nancy CURTIS, WorldConnect Database name is jbturner http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi
- 1850 U. S. census, Franklin County, Georgia, population schedule, District No 32, p. 569 (written) p. 285 (stamped), dwelling 660, family 660, John Stonecypher; digital image, Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com/ : accessed 13 Dec 2009); citing NARA microfilm publication M432, Roll 70.
- Watson B Dyer, Steinseiffer family, Germany to America : John Stonecypher, Revolutionary soldier, 1756-1855, to Franklin County, Georgia, 1784 : records for descendants in Georgia, for tracing ancestry for Daughters of the Revolution and Sons of the Revolution (Cedartown, Ga: W.B. Dyer, 198?), pg 4; FHL microfilm 1697462 Item 22.
- "Some Southern Appalachian Ancestors," John Henry STONECYPHER,.
- "Final Payment Vouchers - Georgia," file for John Stonecypher (widow Nancy), Database and Images, Fold3 (www.fold3.com : accessed 20 Dec 2012) Request For Final Payment, 5 Mar 1851, page 5; Citing microfilm M1746. Final Revolutionary War Pension Payment Vouchers: Georgia, National Archives, Washington D.C., (ARC Identifier 605894), Link to first Item in file http://www.fold3.com/image/#292523879
- Franklin County, Georgia, Estate Records 1791-1901, File 159-2-1, Stonecypher, John (1851-1854), Return No. 2, July 5 1852; Georgia State Archives, Atlanta; images database, "Georgia, Probate Records, 1742-1975", FamilySearch (http://www.familysearch.org/, path Franklin > Estates 1791-1901 Smith, Welborn T.-Stoval, George > 923-926 : accessed 9 Dec 2012).
- Membership application, George Washington Moseley, no.80446, on John Stonecypher, National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution, Louisville, Kentucky, online database and images"U.S., Sons of the American Revolution Membership Applications, 1889-1970" Ancestry.com (http://www.ancestry.com/: Accessed 24 Nov 2012).