Harriot Curtis

1881–1974 (age 93)

Biography

Harriot Curtis lived a remarkable life spanning nearly a century, from 1881 to 1974. Her long life allowed her to experience and contribute to the significant developments of the twentieth century.

Curtis's legacy is preserved in the memories of those who knew her and valued her presence. She passed away in 1974, remembered as a person whose life was marked by longevity and meaningful connections with others.

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