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James Curry, of Greenbrier Co., [W]VA
b.Bef 1768
d.Bef 1823
Facts and Events
| Name |
James Curry, of Greenbrier Co., [W]VA |
| Gender |
Male |
| Birth? |
Bef 1768 |
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| Death? |
Bef 1823 |
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Land Records
- Greenbrier Co., VA, Land Record: Jacob Riphe (Riffe), Sr., Grantor to James Curry, Grantee, Deed Book 1, pg. 38, 1788, 100 acres. (Greenbrier Co., W.V. Court Records by Stinson show 4/25/1787, Jacob Riffe Sr. in charge of road repairs from the dry run at the foot of Muddy Creek Mt. to John Stuart's, John Rodgers (Add Ewing Clendenning's second husband, probably) appointed surveyor of road from John Stuart's to Courthouse).
- Greenbrier Co., VA, Land Record: Moses Shock et al, Grantors to James & Oliver Curry, Grantees, Deed Gook 6, pg. 609, 1817, 50 acres on Greenbrier River.
- Greenbrier Co., VA, Land Record: John Tuckwillow, Grantor to James & Oliver Curry, Grantees, Deed Book 7, pg. 214, 1818, 20 acres on Greenbrier River.
- Greenbrier Co., VA, Land Record: Levi & John Claypole, Grantors to Oliver Curry, Grantee, Deed Book 10, pg. 384, 20 Feb 1827. (Levi & John, heirs of Elizabeth Claypole, formerly Elizabeth Curry, sister of James Curry, deceased), released to Oliver Curry their portion of three parcels of land, joining John Coffman, Thomas Creith and Stuart.
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