'Georgia, County Marriages, 1785-1950', database with images, citing FHL microfilm: 000164757 Record number: 775, FamilySearch Record: FWWV-1HQ (accessed 11 April 2023) FamilySearch Image: 33S7-95MB-QWP Image number 00129, Wiley C Curry marriage to E.Wiley's exact date of death is from his widow's gravemarker which states: Smith, Asa Miles and Joseph Smith' Florence Elizabeth McDonald Poole still has Wiley C. 'We find in the hands of William Moseley, Family Administrator, an inventory of notes, accounts, fifas and credits, not deducted nor interest added, the amount of 693.35 making a total value of Wiley C. His estate was probated in the Spalding County Court, Griffin, Georgia on 4 March 1858. He died in Spalding County on 11 February 1858, at the age of about 41. This did not happen, however, since Wiley died. A Daniel Curry had already moved there and was farming. It looks as if Wiley was taking his family, which now included a daughter named Mary born in 1856, to Appling County to farm. On 30 June 1857, in Fulton County, Georgia, Wiley Curry of Spalding County, Georgia, purchased 590 acres of land in Appling County, Georgia from Gunby J. The Gastons, McMichaels and Currys constantly witnessed each others deeds, wills, marriages, etc. This Harriett's mother was a McMichael before she married Daniel Curry. Curry Prickett, when she became guardian of her daughter (1851). Wiley witnessed the guardianship papers of a Harriet A. The McMichaels were living next to Wiley and Elizabeth in Butts County.

Somehow the McMichael family is related to the Curry family, but the connection is unknown. Wiley and Elizabeth's son, William McMichael Curry was born later that year in 1850.

Elizabeth was expecting their first child at this time, and must have gone to her parents home for the birth, because when the 1850 census taker (her father) took the census in Henry County, Georgia, she was living as Elizabeth Moseley in her father's household. In June 1850, they were shown in the US Census living in Butts County with relatives of Elizabeth. Shortly after his marriage, Wiley lent William McClelland one hundred and seven dollars and had this promissory note recorded. The earliest record found on Wiley was in Butts County in 1835, when he purchased land from a Mr. They were married on 27 November 1849 in Butts County, Georgia by W. Moseley, daughter of the Reverend William Moseley and Ruth Brooks. He is listed as 33 years old in the 1850 US Census indicating he was born about 1817.

Butts county guardianship papers