George was born on 11 February 1801, the only child of Liscombe John Curtis, Esq., and Anne Marie Savage, at Islington, London.   He was Justice of the Peace, and Deputy Lieutenant of Devon.   He resided at East Cliffe House, Teignmouth, Devon.
Emma Curtis                                        1808-1897
Emma was born about 1808, the daughter of William Curtis and Mary Jane Lear in London.
I have identified the following children.

William was born the third son of James Andrews and Sarah Winthrop, in Boston, Massachusetts. His mother Sarah was born on 17 October 1779, the daughter of John Winthrop and Sally Phillips. She married James Andrews in 1798, and she died on 12 November 1862.
  William was entered at Brown University, but graduated from Union College.   A few years later he received the appointment of consul at Trieste, where he remained several years.   He next occupied the post of consul-general at Tunis, and was subsequently sent to Malta, where he passed the residue of his life, being constantly at his post from the year 1834 to the period of his death, with the exception of two brief visits to his home, and, as the Malta Gazzette says, "Ably, zealously and honorably discharging the duties to himself and honor to the government."

There were no children of the marriage.