Isaac Curtis

Isaac Curtis

Lifespan: 1658 - 1712

Birth: 6 Nov 1658 in Dorchester, Suffolk, Massachusetts, USA

Occupation: Farmer

Marriage: Sarah Foote

Children: Isaac Curtis, Sarah Curtis, Joseph Curtis, John Curtis, Ebenezer Curtis, Stephen Curtis, Elizabeth Curtis, Benjamin Curtis

Parents: Richard Curtis & Sarah Howe

Death: 15 Jul 1721 in Wallingford, New Haven, Connecticut, USA

Burial: New Haven County, Connecticut, USA

Chapter 1: Massachusetts Beginnings

Isaac Curtis was born on November 6, 1658, in Dorchester, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, one of the earliest and most established Puritan settlements in New England. He was the son of Richard Curtis and Sarah Howe, members of families rooted in the first generations of English colonists.

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