BIO: Mrs. Curfman died a few years before her husband, when about sixty-eight years of age. Both belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church, to the work of which they were generous donors. Their family consisted of seven sons and three daughters, all of whom but one daughter lived to maturity. Eight married and reared families, and five are still living; three in Illinois, one in Missouri and one in Pennsylvania.
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF PIKE AND CALHOUN COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, 1894 COPYRIGHT EXPIRED.
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF PIKE AND CALHOUN COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, 1894 COPYRIGHT EXPIRED.
BIO: Mrs. Curfman died a few years before her husband, when about sixty-eight years of age. Both belonged to the Methodist Episcopal Church, to the work of which they were generous donors. Their family consisted of seven sons and three daughters, all of whom but one daughter lived to maturity. Eight married and reared families, and five are still living; three in Illinois, one in Missouri and one in Pennsylvania.
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF PIKE AND CALHOUN COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, 1894 COPYRIGHT EXPIRED.
PORTRAIT AND BIOGRAPHICAL ALBUM OF PIKE AND CALHOUN COUNTIES, ILLINOIS, 1894 COPYRIGHT EXPIRED.
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