Monday, March 14, 2011
The Census Trek and Finding Documentation
While I was digging thru some correspondence, my husband and I have located some facts regarding John Cure of 1700's. He died in 1736 per the information from his will and six children were mentioned in his will - William, Robert, Sarah, John, Anne, and Belicha. He and his wife had 12 children - 3 of whom died at a very early age.
Saturday, March 12, 2011
Census Digging for the Cures'
I spent time in the BYU Family History Library and went to the beginning of the first census taken in New York from 1663-1772. John Cure is listed having 1 female and 1 child with him.
In the 1790 Census - there is a John Cure of Montgomery, MD; Walter Cure, NY, and William Cure, NY.
In the 1800 Census - there is a John Cure, NY who had 1 M (himself) and 1 female. There is also an Elias Cure, NY who had 1M (himself) and 1F. I have located his headstone. His wife is Elizabeth N Boardman and their child - Simon S. Cure. I will update and post this headstone.
I will be researching all the CURES from the beginning to the 1880's. What a great journey this will be.
In the 1790 Census - there is a John Cure of Montgomery, MD; Walter Cure, NY, and William Cure, NY.
In the 1800 Census - there is a John Cure, NY who had 1 M (himself) and 1 female. There is also an Elias Cure, NY who had 1M (himself) and 1F. I have located his headstone. His wife is Elizabeth N Boardman and their child - Simon S. Cure. I will update and post this headstone.
I will be researching all the CURES from the beginning to the 1880's. What a great journey this will be.
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