Hosted websites will become read-only beginning in early 2024. At that time, all logins will be disabled, but hosted sites will remain on RootsWeb as static content.
Website owners wishing to maintain their sites must migrate to a different hosting provider before 2024
(More info)
Ruth (Stratton) Curtis - Zodiac Community
I have some corrections for you and some additional information.
Household #248: Ruth (Stratton) Curtis is the widow of Jeremiah Curtis.
He died on the way to Texas. The first child listed should be Jeremiah
(Jr.). Stephen and Ely Curtis are sons of Jacob Curtis, brother to
Jeremiah. Eli died in Stockton, CA in a Mental Hospital, he never
married. Stephen married Mary Eldredge (Household #252), had 8
children, died in Visalia, CA 1896. Household 250: should be Meacham
Curtis, a son of Jeremiah. He and Emeline are both buried at Mormon
Mill Cemetery, Burnet County, TX. Household #251 William Curtis is
another son of Jeremiah Curtis. He and Mary Henrietta Forsig were
married 12 Sep 1850 in Gillespie County. They later moved to Riverside,
CA. Household #252: William Picket Eldredge died later in 1850,
the Bible says in Travis County, but I think he may be buried at the
cemetery you mentioned on Carl Schmidzinsky's farm. His son, Joseph,
died in 1851 in Burnet County, so they may have moved there sooner than
the records show. The 4th child should be Harriet Eliza. She died in
childbirth in Visalia, CA in 1866. Elvira and the mother, Nancy, died
within nine days of each other near Visalia in 1861. I don't know much
about William Moroni. He seems to have disappeared from the California
records, but may be the one who moved back to Texas in the 1880 Census.
Household #270: Eliza Bird is a daughter of Jeremiah Curtis. Another
daughter, Mary, should be listed in the Census, but I don't find her.
She married Ornon Houghton.
I will be taking a trip back to Texas the last of September. Do
you think it would be possible to get into the cemetery that you
mentioned on Carl Schmidzinsky's farm? My son and daughter-in-law
will be with me. I would like to see if William Eldredge is buried
there. He is my great great grandfather.
I hope that this has helped you correct some of the information.