Mrs. Tuttle in her work, stated that Mary Moore's father was AndrewJackson Moore and Mother Lucinda Lawton. Anne Townsend of Anne Townsend[anneto@@scccinternet.com] 7/22/03 states that First: Mary was not thedaughter of Andrew Jackson Moore as Helen had stated in her book.Andrew Jackson Moore b 1814 would hardly have been old enough to havebeen the father of Mary b 1825.
Fact: Andrew Jackson Moore was her half brother, his mother was Elizabeth
Curtis, Sylvanus Moore's first wife. Further I don't find any immediaterelationship between Elizabeth Curtis & James Curtis.

Elizabeth had a brother, James L Curtis, b 1788; died 1810; b Curtis
Cemetery, Oxford. His wife was Phebe Purdy b Westchester County, NY; after
James died, Phebe married Beriah Curtis; son of Selden Curtis, a brotherto
Solomon.
These Curtis cousins settled in Moravia, Cayuga County where I live.

Elizabeth's parents were:
Solomon & Sarah Landers Curtis, both born in Litchfield County, CT.
Solomon Curtis parents:
Deodatus & Elizabeth Selden Curtis.
Deodatus b Bristol, Bristol, RI; died in Columbia County, NY
Elizabeth Selden b Hartford County, CT; died in Litchfield County, CT.

Mary Moore's parents:
Sylvanus Moore b 14 May 1771; d 12 Sept 1850
married 19 Dec 1824
2nd wife, Polly Coville b 17 Jan 1790; d 23 Nov 1888.

History of McDonough will verify this information.
I am descended from Sylvanus & Elizabeth Curtis Moore's first child,Eliza T Moore, first white child born in McDonough

Also see: Andrew Moore & His Descendants by Horace Moore p 51 # 298Sylvanus Moore

Also see: Smith's History of Chenango County
After the death of his first wife Mr. Moore married****** Miss PollyCoville******, who is still living in Oxford, with her son, Thomas, aged89 years. three children by his second, Mary, Thomas and George.

Mary married Edward Curtis and is living in Washington, D. C.

Thomas married Maria Randall, and after her death, Elizabeth Dushong. Heis now living in Oxford.

George married Lorette Widger and is living in the Western States.

Anne Townsend

Harold was a bluegrass musician. He played banjo and was one of foundingmembers of the Ozark Mountain Jubilee in the 1950's. He started playingwith Red Foley. Later moved to Nashville, where he participated as banjoplayer and comedian in some of the earliest Country music televisionshows broadcast on CBS. He played in bands of Tammy Wynette and GeorgeJones, Furlin Huskey, and many others. He traveled world playingbluegrass music including European tour with opening act Buck White andfamily. Museum exibit at Ozark College near Springfield museum.

Burial - [place: South Otselic New York]

Burial - [place: South Otselic, Chenango, New York]

built and operated the Creamery and cheese factory in East Pharsalia NYand in the Daniels district.

Burial - [place: Sylvan Lawn Cemetery Greene New York]

Per interview of Evelynn Moore 9/19/04; she thinks Eva's maiden name wasOwen. Eva was married before marrying Otha Vaughan and it is unknownwhether her maiden name or first married name might have been Owen.

Dot, Jack Curtis remember their mother, Mary Wells Vaughan Curtis, havinga cousin Golce and Marge in Pisgah area of Somerset KY. Not sure oftheir connection.

Jack Curtis and Evelynn and Dot Curtis remember Eva having an Uncle namedWill Newell.