John D. Curington
John D. Curington is a native of Greenup county, Kentucky, where he was born November 20, 1829; he came to this county in 1861. Mr. Curington’s father, Joseph, died February 4, 1872, and his mother, Mary Jane (Kerse) Curington, died May 8, 1880; they came to this county in 1863. John D. Curington was married to Charlotte F. (Caudy) Harden, in Greenup county, Kentucky, February 20, 1850; she was born in Fayette county, Pennsylvania, June 16, 1824. Their children are: Mary Jane, born March 15, 1851, died March 20, 1851; Henrietta, June 3, 1852, resides in Lawrence county, Ohio; James A., June 11, 1856, resides in this county; Mary F., September 29, 1878, resides at home; Joseph, March 29, 1881, at home. James is married, is the father of two children, and lives with his parents. The parents of Mrs. Curington are James and Levina Candy. Four of Mr. Curington’s brothers were soldiers in the war of 1861—their names are James R., Hiram B., Nathaniel, and Joseph. James and Hiram were members of the 27th Ohio Volunteer Infantry; James was killed at Atlanta, June 15, 1865. Mrs. Curington’s first husband was William Harden, who died August 2, 1848. By this marriage were born two children: Eliza, born November 3, 1847; Sarah Ellen, June 6, 1848. Mr. Curington is a resident of Perry township. His postoffice address is Rock Camp, Lawrence county, Ohio.
Atlas of Lawrence Co., Ohio by Hardesty (1882)