John Curtis was the son of ____Curtis. [1]
He is evidently the brother of Thomas Curtis d. before 1688.[1]
in 1692, John was the Constable of Mansfield, Burlington County, New Jersey. [1]
He bought 247 acres of land in Mt. Pleasant in 1694. His name appears frequently in land transaction as late as 1691. [1]
John married Anne ____.[1]
John and Anne had the following children:
John Curtis passed away in 1695-6, leaving a will. [1]
It is assumed that John passed away in Mansfield, Burlington, New jersey, where he wrote his will.[2]
1695-6 Jan. 29. Curtis, John, of Mansfield Township, Burlington Co., yeoman; will of. Children: David, Elizabeth, wife of Thomas ffolke (and her two children), son Jonathan Curtis in England., Thomas; legacy to servant Ann Hartley. Real and personal property. Executor--son Thomas. Witnesses -- Francis Davenport, Edward Rockhill, John Brown. Tho. Revell. Proved February 21, 1695-6.
1695-6 Feb. 11 Inventory of estate (£118.10.__); made by Tho. Revell, John Brown and Michael Newbould.
1695-6 Feb. 21 Bond of Thomas Curtis, of Mount Pleasant, Mansfield Township, as executor, John Brown and Michael Newbould fellowbondsmen.
1695-6 Feb 21. Will proved by his son and executor Thomas Curtis. Burlington Records, p. 26[2]
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