Do any of you have a connection to James M Curry and AManda McCutcheon of Morgan

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Military Roster for James M. Curry
War: American Civil War
Side: Union
State (resided or served): KY
Rank: Pvt
Company or Division: A
Unit/Regiment/Flight: 1st Battery (Battery "A")

James M CURRY
Birth:1 Feb 1848 in Union Hill,Morgan,Al
Death: 29 Mar 1924 in ,Morgan,Al
Burial: Mt. Tabor,Morgan,Al.
(His parents: William and Nancy CURRY)
Married: 20 Aug 1885 in Morgan County, Alabama by J.M.Joiner,MG to:
Amanda Faye MCCUTCHEON (aka Mandy )
Birth: 20 Mar 1856 in Morgan County, Alabama
Death: 29 Jun 1928 in Morgan County, Alabama

Amanda's parents:
Joseph W MCCUTCHEON
Birth: Mar 1827 in Madison County, Alabama
Death: 1870
Married: 21 Mar 1849 in , Morgan, Alabama
Mary Wallace CAMPBELL
Birth: 21 Mar 1849 in , Madison, Alabama
Death:

Amanda's siblings:
Thomas MCCUTCHEON b: Feb 1858 in Morgan County, Alabama
Samantha MCCUTCHEON b: 1864 in Morgan County, Alabama

Amanda F's paternal grandparents:
John Davis MCCUTCHEON
Birth: 1784 in Dist 96, Pendleton, SC
Death: 28 Apr 1857 in , Morgan, AL
Married about 1803-1810 to
Mary Collins (or Mary COX)
Birth: 1788 in , Pendleton, SC
Death:
(NOTE: They had 11 children, including an AMANDA, b: 1830 in , Morgan, AL)

Amanda F.'s paternal great-grandparents:
John (Amos) MCCUTCHEON
Birth: 8 Mar 1755 in Augusta County, Virginia
Death: 10 Jan 1835 in , Jackson, Alabama
Burial: Jan 1835 Robertson Cem, Scottsboro, Jackson, Alabama
Married: 1780 in , Pendleton, SC to
Ann WOODALL
Birth: 1756 in of Dist 96, Pendleton, South Carolina
Death: 20 June 1818 or 22 in , Madison, Alabama
(One of her sons died young and is been said to have been buried with her)

(NOTE: Middle name is unproven Minnie McCutcheon Stidgers family thought Amos. Some others said it was Amis and some Ames. John McCutchen, enlisted during March or April 1776 as orderly sergeant under Capt. John Caldwell and Col. William Thomson in the Third South Carolina
Regiment. He marched to Charleston but became ill and was carried to Camden and from there inland. He recovered enough to join Capt, Felix Warley. After being discharged late in 1777 he went to the Seneca River and enlisted as orderly sergeant under Capt. Benjamin Tutt and Col. Williamson and was in the seige of Savannah. Thereafterhe was assigned to Capt Moore, was captured at Seneca Fort, and held prisoner at Ninety Six, Camden, and Waxhaws. During this time he was ill with the smallpox.
McCutchen was abandoned by his captors during the battle at Kings Mountain. He joined Col. Farr on a scout against the Indians at the time of the siege of Ninety Six.
McCutchen was allowed a pension on his application executed 23 Feb 1833 while residing in Jackson County, Alabama, and aged seventy seven years).

James Milton Curry's parents:
William Milton CURRY
Birth: 1823 in
Death: 1867
Burial: Old Mt. Tabor,Union Hill,Morgan,Al.
Married: 4 Apr 1845 in ,Morgan,Al. to
Nancy C. BLACK
Birth: 1828 in Union Hill,Morgan,Al.
Death: 1888
Burial: Old Mt. Tabor,Union Hill,Al

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: James M Curry
Age: 2
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848
Birth Place: Alabama
Gender: Male
Home in 1850: Bluff Port, Sumter, Alabama

1920 United States Federal Census
Name: James M Curry
Home in 1920: Somerville, Morgan, Alabama
Age: 70 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Alabama
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Amanda
Father's Birth Place: Alabama
Mother's Birth Place: Alabama
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Own
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 587
Household Members: Name Age
James M Curry-- 70
Amanda Curry-- 64
John J Burleson --36 (son-in-law)
Fannie B Burleson --28 (Daughter)
Irma H Burleson-- 5
Christible O Burleson 3 8/12 (3 yr. 8 mon. )
Hulbert M Burleson --1 6/12 (1 yr. 6 mon.)

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Military Roster for James M. Curry
War: American Civil War
Side: Union
State (resided or served): KY
Rank: Pvt
Company or Division: A
Unit/Regiment/Flight: 1st Battery (Battery "A")

James M CURRY
Birth:1 Feb 1848 in Union Hill,Morgan,Al
Death: 29 Mar 1924 in ,Morgan,Al
Burial: Mt. Tabor,Morgan,Al.
(His parents: William and Nancy CURRY)
Married: 20 Aug 1885 in Morgan County, Alabama by J.M.Joiner,MG to:
Amanda Faye MCCUTCHEON (aka Mandy )
Birth: 20 Mar 1856 in Morgan County, Alabama
Death: 29 Jun 1928 in Morgan County, Alabama

Amanda's parents:
Joseph W MCCUTCHEON
Birth: Mar 1827 in Madison County, Alabama
Death: 1870
Married: 21 Mar 1849 in , Morgan, Alabama
Mary Wallace CAMPBELL
Birth: 21 Mar 1849 in , Madison, Alabama
Death:

Amanda's siblings:
Thomas MCCUTCHEON b: Feb 1858 in Morgan County, Alabama
Samantha MCCUTCHEON b: 1864 in Morgan County, Alabama

Amanda F's paternal grandparents:
John Davis MCCUTCHEON
Birth: 1784 in Dist 96, Pendleton, SC
Death: 28 Apr 1857 in , Morgan, AL
Married about 1803-1810 to
Mary Collins (or Mary COX)
Birth: 1788 in , Pendleton, SC
Death:
(NOTE: They had 11 children, including an AMANDA, b: 1830 in , Morgan, AL)

Amanda F.'s paternal great-grandparents:
John (Amos) MCCUTCHEON
Birth: 8 Mar 1755 in Augusta County, Virginia
Death: 10 Jan 1835 in , Jackson, Alabama
Burial: Jan 1835 Robertson Cem, Scottsboro, Jackson, Alabama
Married: 1780 in , Pendleton, SC to
Ann WOODALL
Birth: 1756 in of Dist 96, Pendleton, South Carolina
Death: 20 June 1818 or 22 in , Madison, Alabama
(One of her sons died young and is been said to have been buried with her)

(NOTE: Middle name is unproven Minnie McCutcheon Stidgers family thought Amos. Some others said it was Amis and some Ames. John McCutchen, enlisted during March or April 1776 as orderly sergeant under Capt. John Caldwell and Col. William Thomson in the Third South Carolina
Regiment. He marched to Charleston but became ill and was carried to Camden and from there inland. He recovered enough to join Capt, Felix Warley. After being discharged late in 1777 he went to the Seneca River and enlisted as orderly sergeant under Capt. Benjamin Tutt and Col. Williamson and was in the seige of Savannah. Thereafterhe was assigned to Capt Moore, was captured at Seneca Fort, and held prisoner at Ninety Six, Camden, and Waxhaws. During this time he was ill with the smallpox.
McCutchen was abandoned by his captors during the battle at Kings Mountain. He joined Col. Farr on a scout against the Indians at the time of the siege of Ninety Six.
McCutchen was allowed a pension on his application executed 23 Feb 1833 while residing in Jackson County, Alabama, and aged seventy seven years).

James Milton Curry's parents:
William Milton CURRY
Birth: 1823 in
Death: 1867
Burial: Old Mt. Tabor,Union Hill,Morgan,Al.
Married: 4 Apr 1845 in ,Morgan,Al. to
Nancy C. BLACK
Birth: 1828 in Union Hill,Morgan,Al.
Death: 1888
Burial: Old Mt. Tabor,Union Hill,Al

1850 United States Federal Census
Name: James M Curry
Age: 2
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1848
Birth Place: Alabama
Gender: Male
Home in 1850: Bluff Port, Sumter, Alabama

1920 United States Federal Census
Name: James M Curry
Home in 1920: Somerville, Morgan, Alabama
Age: 70 years
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Alabama
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Amanda
Father's Birth Place: Alabama
Mother's Birth Place: Alabama
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Sex: Male
Home owned: Own
Able to read: Yes
Able to Write: Yes
Image: 587
Household Members: Name Age
James M Curry-- 70
Amanda Curry-- 64
John J Burleson --36 (son-in-law)
Fannie B Burleson --28 (Daughter)
Irma H Burleson-- 5
Christible O Burleson 3 8/12 (3 yr. 8 mon. )
Hulbert M Burleson --1 6/12 (1 yr. 6 mon.)