Notes:

In 1850 in Franklin County Alabama, two Curry families lived across the road from one another—William Curry, born c1790, and Francis Curry, born c1791. Both men were born in North Carolina; both were farmers with large families. I think that they may have been brothers. I believe that our ancestor, Lucinda Francis “Fannie” Curry, is the nine-year old daughter of Francis and Sarah Curry.
Although Fannie had three sisters, she had only one brother, Lewis Curry, born c1832 in North Carolina.
William and Francis Curry, their wives, and some of their oldest children were born in North Carolina. Using birth information from the 1850 Census, we can surmise that the Curry brothers and their families migrated from North Carolina to Franklin County Alabama between 1833 to 1837.
1850 Census, Franklin County AL, District 5, 28 Nov 1850 #437, #437—Francis Curry, age 59 born c1791 NC, farmer, value of real estate: $0
Sarah Curry, age 27 born c1823 NC
Jane Curry, age 22 born c1828 NC
Lewis Curry, age 18 born c1832 NC—Titus County TX, 1860?
Elizabeth Curry, age 13 born c1837 AL
Francis Curry, age 9 born c1841 AL—living with the Charles Womble family 1860
1850 Agricultural Census, Franklin County AL
Francis Curry, acres of improved land: 50, acres of unimproved land: 40, cash value of farm: $500, value of farm implements & machinery: $30, value of livestock: $250 Eliza Curry, age 6 born c1844 AL—living with the Charles Womble family 1860

James married Sarah BLACK. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]