Kentucky: A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 7th ed.,
Kenton Co.

THOMAS F. CURLEY, a prominent merchant of Boone County, was born in New
York, October 6, 1849, and was the second of a family of eight children
born to Patrick and Margaret (Cahill) Curley, natives of Ireland, who
came to America in 1847, and first settled in New York, but in 1851 moved
to Cincinnati, where Patrick Curley engaged in the coal and wood business;
he was a baker by occupation.  In 1856 he moved to Kentucky, and settled
in Covington, where he became contractor, grading the streets of Covington.
He then began manufacturing cider and vinegar, and is still engaged in
that business in Covington.  Thomas F. Curley was reared on a farm,
received a common-school education, and graduated at Nelson's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, in 1869; he taught common schools, and then opened
a general store, and by his industry and economy now owns three large
stores, and as many lots in Walton.  In February, 1876, he married Miss
Dora Northcutt, a daughter of L. M. and Margaret (Conley) Northcutt, of
Kenton County, Ky.  Five children blessed this union, of whom three are
living, viz: Francis E., Willie H., Gertrude A., Pauline A. and Mabel M.
In 1882 Mr. Curley was elected magistrate of Walton, served four years,
and was re-elected in 1886.  He is a member of the Catholic Church.
Politically he is a Democrat.

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Boone-KY OH NY Ireland
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