Display Patriot - P-142411 - John CURRIER

John CURRIER

SAR Patriot #: P-142411

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State of Service: NH      Qualifying Service: Private / Patriotic Service

Birth: bpt 23 Sep 1753 South Hampton / Rockingham / NH
Death: 29 Dec 1823 South Hampton / Rockingham / NH

Additional References:
  1. Vol 30, Misc Revolutionary Documents of New Hampshire
  2. Graves report submitted by Gregory Bodge, 177162, George Washington Chapter, VASSAR - May 2019

Spouse: Elizabeth Bartlett
Children: John; Elizabeth; Sarah; Joseph; Mary;
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2000-03-20 FL 6050 Donald Gray Robbins (123893) Elizabeth   
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/ Rockingham / NH / USA
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photo used with permission of Gregory Bodge, 177162, George Washington Chapter, VASSAR



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Author: LtC Gregory Ormand Bodge

John Currier was born 1 Sep 1753 in South Hampton, NH.

He married Elizabeth Bartlett on 05 Jan 1772 in Newton, Rockingham, New Hampshire.

They had children John, Elizabeth, Sarah, Joseph, Mary.

John died 29 Dec 1826 in South Hampton, NH.


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