Curtis Camp

I've "rescued" an old photograph of Curtis CAMP which was taken at the Moffitt's Studio in New Britain, CT sometime in the 1880's. Curtis appears to be in his 70's at the time the photograph was taken. Based on limited research I was able to locate the following information regarding Curtis and his family:

Curtis Coe CAMP was b. 16 Oct 1807 in Middletown, CT to parents Fairchild CAMP (b. 15 Sept 1778 in Middletown or Durham, CT-d. 22 Apr 1854 in Durham, CT) and Melicent or Millicent COE (b. 25 Mar 1782 in Middlefield, CT-1854). Curtis was one of 10 children born to this couple including, William CAMP; Laura C. or Stow CAMP FOWLER; William CAMP; Eunice M. CAMP; Alvah CAMP; Eliza or Elizah CAMP ATWELL; Cornelia C. or M. CAMP; Curtis Coe CAMP; Alexander CAMP; and Enoch Fairchild CAMP, all born in Middlesex Co. CT between 1801 and 1827. Curtis was married two or three times, first to Sabina or Sabrina Abia HART (1817-1846) on 18 Jan 1844 in Connecticut, and his second marriage was to Mary E. HART or HARD (b. 1823 in New Britain, CT-d. 4 Jan 1861 in New Britain, CT) with another identified wife being Mary Wheaton ODELL.

With his first wife Sabina he had a son, Theron Hart CAMP (1845-1932). Curtis died 26 Jul 1890 in New Britain, CT and is buried in the Fairview Cemetery in New Britain, CT.

Census records provide the following details:

1850 census of New Britain, CT:

Curtis C. CAMP, age 43, a Farmer, born CT
Mary E. CAMP, age 28, born CT
Theron H. CAMP, age 5, born CT
Charles CAMP, age 14, born CT
Susan HILL, age 19, born Ireland

1860 census of New Britain, CT:

Curtis C. CAMP, age 52, a Farmer, born CT
Mary E. CAMP, age 37, born CT
Theron H. CAMP, age 15, born CT
Walter C. CAMP, age 8, born CT
+ 2 Domestic Servants

1870 census of New Britain, CT:

Curtis C. CAMP, age 62, a Farmer, born CT
Mary L. CAMP, age 50, Keeping House, born CT

1880 census of New Britain, CT:

Curtis C. CAMP, age 76, no business, born CT, parents born CT
Mary CAMP, wife, age 62, House Keeper, born CT, parents born CT

I am hoping to be able to return the photograph to a family member and would appreciate you contacting me if you are a member of this family, or you know someone who might be.

Thanks,
Shelley