Silas Winchel was the son of George E. Currey and Margaret Stevens. He married Mary Jane Weaver.
Silas and his family can be found in the 1900 census, for Berlin, Saint Clair, Michigan; Head, Silas W Curry, 44, Aug 1855, married 17 years, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1862, occupation Farmer; Wife, Mary Jane Curry, 37, Oct 1862, married 17 years, Mother of 4 children, 4 children living, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1875; Dau Lena Curry, 12, born Sept 1887 in Michigan; Dau Grace M Curry, 10, born Oct 1889 in Michigan; Son Walter M Curry, 7, born Jan 1893 in Michigan; Dau Margaret E Curry, 1, born May 1899 in Michigan; Servant George N Jungroff, 18, born May 1882 in Michigan. They are in the 1910 Census for St. Clair County, Berlin Twp.; Silas W. 54, Mary J. 46, Lena 22, Grace 20, Walter 17, Margaret 10. Also, in the 1920 Census for Lapeer County, Imaly Location; Silas W. 64, Mary J. 56, and Margaret E. 20.
Obituary - May 25, 1934
Funeral Rites Held
for Silas Currey
Almont – Funeral services for Silas
Winchel Currey were held Sunday
afternoon, May 27, at the home of
his son Walter, with Rev. H. H.
Cheney officiating and interment
in the Scotch Settlement Cemetery.
Mr. Currey, second son of George
and Margaret Currey, was born in
Drumbo, Can. August 15, 1855.
When a child of seven he came
with his parents to Michigan, set-
tling near Almont. On Sept 5,
1883 he was married to Mary Jane
Weaver of Attica, who preceded
him in death May 3, 1932. To this
union four children were born, Mrs.
Thomas Borland, Mrs. Arthur Bor-
land, Walter Currey, of Almont and
Mrs. Ward Abbott (Margaret Cur-
rey) now deceased.
Others surviving are one brother
Charles of Almont, two sisters, Mrs.
Sarah A. Schell of North Branch
and Mrs. John Sutton of Pontiac
and fourteen grandchildren. Early
in his life he united with the Bap-
tist church of which he remained
a devoted member until his death.
Silas and his family can be found in the 1900 census, for Berlin, Saint Clair, Michigan; Head, Silas W Curry, 44, Aug 1855, married 17 years, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1862, occupation Farmer; Wife, Mary Jane Curry, 37, Oct 1862, married 17 years, Mother of 4 children, 4 children living, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1875; Dau Lena Curry, 12, born Sept 1887 in Michigan; Dau Grace M Curry, 10, born Oct 1889 in Michigan; Son Walter M Curry, 7, born Jan 1893 in Michigan; Dau Margaret E Curry, 1, born May 1899 in Michigan; Servant George N Jungroff, 18, born May 1882 in Michigan. They are in the 1910 Census for St. Clair County, Berlin Twp.; Silas W. 54, Mary J. 46, Lena 22, Grace 20, Walter 17, Margaret 10. Also, in the 1920 Census for Lapeer County, Imaly Location; Silas W. 64, Mary J. 56, and Margaret E. 20.
Obituary - May 25, 1934
Funeral Rites Held
for Silas Currey
Almont – Funeral services for Silas
Winchel Currey were held Sunday
afternoon, May 27, at the home of
his son Walter, with Rev. H. H.
Cheney officiating and interment
in the Scotch Settlement Cemetery.
Mr. Currey, second son of George
and Margaret Currey, was born in
Drumbo, Can. August 15, 1855.
When a child of seven he came
with his parents to Michigan, set-
tling near Almont. On Sept 5,
1883 he was married to Mary Jane
Weaver of Attica, who preceded
him in death May 3, 1932. To this
union four children were born, Mrs.
Thomas Borland, Mrs. Arthur Bor-
land, Walter Currey, of Almont and
Mrs. Ward Abbott (Margaret Cur-
rey) now deceased.
Others surviving are one brother
Charles of Almont, two sisters, Mrs.
Sarah A. Schell of North Branch
and Mrs. John Sutton of Pontiac
and fourteen grandchildren. Early
in his life he united with the Bap-
tist church of which he remained
a devoted member until his death.
Silas Winchel was the son of George E. Currey and Margaret Stevens. He married Mary Jane Weaver.
Silas and his family can be found in the 1900 census, for Berlin, Saint Clair, Michigan; Head, Silas W Curry, 44, Aug 1855, married 17 years, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1862, occupation Farmer; Wife, Mary Jane Curry, 37, Oct 1862, married 17 years, Mother of 4 children, 4 children living, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1875; Dau Lena Curry, 12, born Sept 1887 in Michigan; Dau Grace M Curry, 10, born Oct 1889 in Michigan; Son Walter M Curry, 7, born Jan 1893 in Michigan; Dau Margaret E Curry, 1, born May 1899 in Michigan; Servant George N Jungroff, 18, born May 1882 in Michigan. They are in the 1910 Census for St. Clair County, Berlin Twp.; Silas W. 54, Mary J. 46, Lena 22, Grace 20, Walter 17, Margaret 10. Also, in the 1920 Census for Lapeer County, Imaly Location; Silas W. 64, Mary J. 56, and Margaret E. 20.
Obituary - May 25, 1934
Funeral Rites Held
for Silas Currey
Almont – Funeral services for Silas
Winchel Currey were held Sunday
afternoon, May 27, at the home of
his son Walter, with Rev. H. H.
Cheney officiating and interment
in the Scotch Settlement Cemetery.
Mr. Currey, second son of George
and Margaret Currey, was born in
Drumbo, Can. August 15, 1855.
When a child of seven he came
with his parents to Michigan, set-
tling near Almont. On Sept 5,
1883 he was married to Mary Jane
Weaver of Attica, who preceded
him in death May 3, 1932. To this
union four children were born, Mrs.
Thomas Borland, Mrs. Arthur Bor-
land, Walter Currey, of Almont and
Mrs. Ward Abbott (Margaret Cur-
rey) now deceased.
Others surviving are one brother
Charles of Almont, two sisters, Mrs.
Sarah A. Schell of North Branch
and Mrs. John Sutton of Pontiac
and fourteen grandchildren. Early
in his life he united with the Bap-
tist church of which he remained
a devoted member until his death.
Silas and his family can be found in the 1900 census, for Berlin, Saint Clair, Michigan; Head, Silas W Curry, 44, Aug 1855, married 17 years, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1862, occupation Farmer; Wife, Mary Jane Curry, 37, Oct 1862, married 17 years, Mother of 4 children, 4 children living, born in Canada, Immigrated in 1875; Dau Lena Curry, 12, born Sept 1887 in Michigan; Dau Grace M Curry, 10, born Oct 1889 in Michigan; Son Walter M Curry, 7, born Jan 1893 in Michigan; Dau Margaret E Curry, 1, born May 1899 in Michigan; Servant George N Jungroff, 18, born May 1882 in Michigan. They are in the 1910 Census for St. Clair County, Berlin Twp.; Silas W. 54, Mary J. 46, Lena 22, Grace 20, Walter 17, Margaret 10. Also, in the 1920 Census for Lapeer County, Imaly Location; Silas W. 64, Mary J. 56, and Margaret E. 20.
Obituary - May 25, 1934
Funeral Rites Held
for Silas Currey
Almont – Funeral services for Silas
Winchel Currey were held Sunday
afternoon, May 27, at the home of
his son Walter, with Rev. H. H.
Cheney officiating and interment
in the Scotch Settlement Cemetery.
Mr. Currey, second son of George
and Margaret Currey, was born in
Drumbo, Can. August 15, 1855.
When a child of seven he came
with his parents to Michigan, set-
tling near Almont. On Sept 5,
1883 he was married to Mary Jane
Weaver of Attica, who preceded
him in death May 3, 1932. To this
union four children were born, Mrs.
Thomas Borland, Mrs. Arthur Bor-
land, Walter Currey, of Almont and
Mrs. Ward Abbott (Margaret Cur-
rey) now deceased.
Others surviving are one brother
Charles of Almont, two sisters, Mrs.
Sarah A. Schell of North Branch
and Mrs. John Sutton of Pontiac
and fourteen grandchildren. Early
in his life he united with the Bap-
tist church of which he remained
a devoted member until his death.
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