Hello, This is the follow-up to my letter. Thanks, Mary Ann -----Original Message----- From: Chuck Tinsley <ltinsley@ipa.net> To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com <STARR-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, April 23, 2000 1:20 PM Subject: Felix Starr >Sheri Minard > >I sent this to your yahoo email site, but don't know if you got it. Besure and let me know if you get this ok. > >Saw your requests for HELP on the STARR family forum; so living in Fort Smith, AR and also a gggrandson of Starrs from TN and MO, I took the liberty of looking up some stuff for you. > >FTM CD 006, Marriage Index: Arkansas, 1779-1992 shows Felix Starr married Birdie Wells on December 26, 1900; Randolph County; roll 12; page 0387. > >I looked further and also found: > >Randolph County, Arkansas Marriages 1893-1923 by Burton Ray Knotts lists Felix Stark, 22 married Birdie Wells, 20 on December 26, 1900. ( A footnote states that both Felix and Birdie were from Lawrence County but were married in Randolph County.) My comment: It looks as though Mr. Knotts misspelled Felix last name but there is no doubt that this is the correct people. > >Historical and Genealogical Abstracts from Randolph County, AR Newspapers of 1908 by Burton Ray Knotts. Pocahontas Star Herald, Pocahontas, Randolph Co., AR. Friday, May 22, 1908, Vol XXVII, No. 37 abstract from page 8, Old Jackson "The stork visited the home of Felix Star last week and left a baby girl". > >Cemeteries and Burial Sites of Randolph Co., AR by Margaret A. Barnhart > >Fairview Cemetery - East side of Fairview Rd. 4 1/2 miles south of AR Hwy 62 >Clara Rebecca Starr 28 August 1876--20 August 1967 >William Campbell Starr 1 November 1869--27 May 1938 > >Randolph Memorial Gardens - East side of AR Hwy 67 south of Pocahontas >Claude E. Starr 1 October 1901--22 March 1973 >Ona C. (wife of Claude E.) 1904----- >William Elmo Starr 26 November 1903--22 February 1975 > >Masonic Cemetery - In Pocahontas >Birdie W. Starr (wife of Felix G.) 13 December 1880--24 October 1973 >Felix G. Starr 17 May 1878--2 August 1957 > >1910 Randolph County, AR Directory, page 94, Imboden, AR. Post Office, Spring River Twp. >Starr, F.G., 31, farmer, native of AR. married Miss Wells, 3 children Adam, Clay, Lena, no church. > >I hope this helps and that some of the other Starrs are related. I do volunteer genealogy work at the Sabastian County Library in Fort Smith, AR. so if I can be of assistance, just hollar!!! > >Later >Chuck > >Believe in the power of Love, Smiles, Hugs, Truth, Peace, and Dreams. > > > > >

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Hello, I found this today on the newly loaded marriage files for Concordia Parish, La. I have no idea who she was or who her family was. I just thought some of you might find it helpful. Marie STINNS, Sipio & STARR, Malisia 04/11/1869

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------540F03F654BC3D37D4752FAC Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Crystal, Would you send me your address privately? I will send you some of the Starr stuff I have. Some is new as I just got it from Judy and from the photos of the tombstones I took while home in TX. Plus, I'm waiting to get some info from another cousin who just so happened to come across some stuff and it's good, very, very good. If you send me your address I will mail you a copy of what I have NOW and then also when I receive the other stuff. OK? Maybe that will help you out some. Hugs, di Crystal Burleson wrote: > Thanks to you all for your input about my question on Henry Starr. I'd > still like to find out more about him. > Diana, the reason I put Mary Lee as wife of Henry comes from the > information that Lynette shared with us from Calidonia Starr. In it > Calidonia said that she was a descendant of Andrew Hamilton Starr ("my > grandfather" she wrote); Andrew's father was Adam ("my g-grandfather"); > Adam and his sister Eve were "born to Henry Starr and Mary Lee, who was > a Cherokee girl". She also has listed the children of Adam and Hannah > and another list with these children and who they married. There isn't a > Henry mentioned on either list. There was no Fletcher mentioned either, > and we have him on the 1850 census as a 1 yr old. I know that you told > me that Henry and Fletcher are the same person. Do we have something to > show that? Also his marriage information? Could he possibly have died > before he was old enough to marry? > Calidonia continues at the end of the material, "Written by Callie > Starr, Cail. Parts which were copied from family record of my mother > Martha Dorinda Gallaway Starr and from my Grandmother Charity M. Tally > Starr." Martha was married to Andrew H the son of Andrew Hamilton. > Charity was married to Andrew Hamilton ("they are my grandparents" said > Calidonia.) > I know that there is also a list given on the same material that > has 9 generations back starting with Adam Starr. These are questionable > because it puts them all in a period of about 142 years--an average age > of 15.5 for each to have been fathers. This is the list on which > Calidonia has, "Henry and Mary Lee (Cherokee) (he is my gg-grandpa)". > I have also seen on this Starr list that Henry, the (possible) > father of Adam, was married to a Catherine Wells. Is there someone who > can tell me where that information came from? > So you see my confusion. Maybe all of you can help me straighten it > all out. Thanks, Crystal --------------540F03F654BC3D37D4752FAC Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="razzberri.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Diana Starr Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="razzberri.vcf" begin:vcard n:Cloutier;Diana Starr x-mozilla-html:FALSE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:razzberri@earthlink.net x-mozilla-cpt:;1 fn:Diana Starr Cloutier end:vcard --------------540F03F654BC3D37D4752FAC--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------E80F3EBB8A6EDE039DADCE34 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Crystal, I'm working on some more information and as soon as I get it, I will get back to you, ok? As for Judy saying that Henry Starr and Catherine Wells were the parents of Adam -- no, she didn't say that -- I believe it's what Lynette thinks, but I'm not so sure. Haven't found "proof" that Henry and Fletcher were one and the same. Can't remember who told me that... Help!?????!!!!!!!!!! Anyway, please be patient. Judy's (Judy is Julia Starr Brown, by the way) -- and my cousin!! -- has problems with her computer right now so can't send anything but is still able to receive email.... I'm sure she's aware that you have questions and she'll respond when she can. I got an email from her daughter tonight telling me about the computer problems and I responded to her. Sounds like a lovely young lady. Anyway, hang in there. I'm trying to figure some things out. Where is Lynette and Ted???? They have a lot of info and probably need to share it again... I think that would be of great help to us all. Take care and keep searching. You're doing a great job! Love and hugs, di Crystal Burleson wrote: > OK. I kept pouring over my old stuff until I came across another > correspondence from the list. Julia Starr Brown gives Adam's parents as > Henry and Catherine Wells Starr. It was info. from a distant cousin with > no proof. Then Lynette wrote, "This is it! I had Henry marrying either > Mary Lee, which was incorrect, or Catherine Wells. Family link found." > So I don't know what to think of Calidonia's notes. Also, where did > the two (Lynette and Julia's cousin) both come up with the information > on Catherine Wells.? > It works for me, but I just would like to know the sources if > possible. Do we know anything else about her? Sorry to take up so much > space and time from all of you. Thanks again. Crystal --------------E80F3EBB8A6EDE039DADCE34 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="razzberri.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Diana Starr Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="razzberri.vcf" begin:vcard n:Cloutier;Diana Starr x-mozilla-html:FALSE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:razzberri@earthlink.net x-mozilla-cpt:;1 fn:Diana Starr Cloutier end:vcard --------------E80F3EBB8A6EDE039DADCE34--

OK. I kept pouring over my old stuff until I came across another correspondence from the list. Julia Starr Brown gives Adam's parents as Henry and Catherine Wells Starr. It was info. from a distant cousin with no proof. Then Lynette wrote, "This is it! I had Henry marrying either Mary Lee, which was incorrect, or Catherine Wells. Family link found." So I don't know what to think of Calidonia's notes. Also, where did the two (Lynette and Julia's cousin) both come up with the information on Catherine Wells.? It works for me, but I just would like to know the sources if possible. Do we know anything else about her? Sorry to take up so much space and time from all of you. Thanks again. Crystal

Thanks to you all for your input about my question on Henry Starr. I'd still like to find out more about him. Diana, the reason I put Mary Lee as wife of Henry comes from the information that Lynette shared with us from Calidonia Starr. In it Calidonia said that she was a descendant of Andrew Hamilton Starr ("my grandfather" she wrote); Andrew's father was Adam ("my g-grandfather"); Adam and his sister Eve were "born to Henry Starr and Mary Lee, who was a Cherokee girl". She also has listed the children of Adam and Hannah and another list with these children and who they married. There isn't a Henry mentioned on either list. There was no Fletcher mentioned either, and we have him on the 1850 census as a 1 yr old. I know that you told me that Henry and Fletcher are the same person. Do we have something to show that? Also his marriage information? Could he possibly have died before he was old enough to marry? Calidonia continues at the end of the material, "Written by Callie Starr, Cail. Parts which were copied from family record of my mother Martha Dorinda Gallaway Starr and from my Grandmother Charity M. Tally Starr." Martha was married to Andrew H the son of Andrew Hamilton. Charity was married to Andrew Hamilton ("they are my grandparents" said Calidonia.) I know that there is also a list given on the same material that has 9 generations back starting with Adam Starr. These are questionable because it puts them all in a period of about 142 years--an average age of 15.5 for each to have been fathers. This is the list on which Calidonia has, "Henry and Mary Lee (Cherokee) (he is my gg-grandpa)". I have also seen on this Starr list that Henry, the (possible) father of Adam, was married to a Catherine Wells. Is there someone who can tell me where that information came from? So you see my confusion. Maybe all of you can help me straighten it all out. Thanks, Crystal

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------2160B73AD5081834BB730667 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii; x-mac-type="54455854"; x-mac-creator="4D4F5353" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Crystal, I have the Henry who married Mary Lee as being one of Adam's sons -- not his father. This Henry was born in 1849.... I don't know who Adam's father was as yet. It could have been another Henry. I believe Lynette has been thinking along the lines that Adam's father was another Henry (don't forget that names were used over and over again back then) and that this Henry was possibly married to a woman named Catherine Wells. The Mary Lee that you are talking about was Cherokee. di Crystal Burleson wrote: > I have recently been doing some digging and have come up with another > mystery to solve. I could use some help from those of you out there more > knowledgable than me about this line. It seems that Isaac Starr who > married Margaret Lightfoot had a son, Samuel. Samuel married Mary Farson > and had several children. One of these was Henry who was born 27 Feb > 1772 and had a twin sister, Margaret. Margaret apparently died at age > one. Does anyone know anything more about Henry? I'm just wondering if > he could have been the Henry that married Mary Lea and was the father of > Adam Starr. He would have been born about the right time. Thanks for > your help. Crystal --------------2160B73AD5081834BB730667 Content-Type: text/x-vcard; charset=us-ascii; name="razzberri.vcf" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Description: Card for Diana Starr Content-Disposition: attachment; filename="razzberri.vcf" begin:vcard n:Cloutier;Diana Starr x-mozilla-html:FALSE adr:;;;;;; version:2.1 email;internet:razzberri@earthlink.net x-mozilla-cpt:;1 fn:Diana Starr Cloutier end:vcard --------------2160B73AD5081834BB730667--

Dear Crystal, I am related to Henry's brother Moses. All I know about Henry is that he was born in Delaware. He had 10 other siblings. Any other info about Samuel and Mary would be helpful. Thanks. Jim At 06:24 PM 4/23/00 -0700, you wrote: >I have recently been doing some digging and have come up with another >mystery to solve. I could use some help from those of you out there more >knowledgable than me about this line. It seems that Isaac Starr who >married Margaret Lightfoot had a son, Samuel. Samuel married Mary Farson >and had several children. One of these was Henry who was born 27 Feb >1772 and had a twin sister, Margaret. Margaret apparently died at age >one. Does anyone know anything more about Henry? I'm just wondering if >he could have been the Henry that married Mary Lea and was the father of >Adam Starr. He would have been born about the right time. Thanks for >your help. Crystal >

RE: Jonathan Whitaker Bagby and second wife Martha Starr. Thanks so much for everyone replies. They did answer several questions. My interest started with Martha's first husband Matthew T. Sparks. He died in Andersonville Prison during the Civil War. He died July 9th 1864. Martha and Matthew had three children, John, Elizabeth and Matthew. She then married Jonathan Whitaker Bagby on December 8th 1867. Here is where it has an interesting turn. On April 9th, 1869 a Jeremiah Sparks [Martha's first husbands brother] files for guardianship of Martha's three children by Matthew Sparks. He is granted guardianship and also collects military pension from the government to help in there support. Those three children grew and lived with their Uncle Jeremiah. As far as can be determined they all three lived and died near Lynnville, Iowa. She entered marriage with Jonathan Bagby with three children of her own and he had five children from his first marriage. That would be a lot of mouths to feed. I would be interested in knowing why she gave up her children by her first marriage. They the proceed to produce four children between them. Martha Starr, Sparks, Bagby is buried in Grangeville Cemetery, Armona, Kings Co, CA. OLD Section - Lot 365 - Space 1. There is a small marker that only says "Martha Bagby" Jonathan W. Sparks is also buried there according to they records available at the cemetery. I could find no marker for his grave. [I have a picture of her grave marker if interested]. I would like very much to have additional information regarding the descendants of Jonathan and Martha. It's always interesting to learn more. Thanks again - David Starr - dstarr@igalaxy.net ----- Original Message ----- From: <galls@juno.com> To: <dstarr@igalaxy.net> Cc: <bagins@worldnet.att.net> Sent: Wednesday, April 19, 2000 10:27 PM Subject: Jonathan Whitaker Bagby > David, > > I saw your post to the Bagby genforum list and wanted to let you know > what I know about Jonathan Bagby and his three wives, all named Martha. > Jonathan is part of my Bagby family, brother to my great-grandfather > Charles Little Bagby - two of the sons of Abner Bagby and Lucinda > Whitaker of Surry/Yadkin Co. NC. I have more information about Abner and > his other children and his parents and would be happy to share this with > you if you are interested. > Jonathan was married first - on July 15, 1858 in Yadkin Co. NC to > Martha Jane Edwards. > They had children Mary Jane, Rufus Jonathan b. 1860, Lewis William b. > 1862, James Robert b. 1864 and Lucinda Ann b. 1866. After Martha's death > he married Martha Starr b. Nov. 12, 1835, d. Nov. 30, 1915, and they had > children: Charles Abner, Grace, Martha, and Wesley Ryan b. 1874. Abt. > 1915 he married a third Martha - surname unknown and no children born to > them. > My cousin Bob is a descendant from Jonathan Whitaker Bagby through > his son Wesley Ryan (Martha Starr, mother), through Wesley's (m. Matilda > Behnke) son, Herbert Wesley (m. Mildred Young). I have copied him this > email so that you can be in contact with each other since he may have > more information on the Starr family for you or will be able to make > other family connections possibly since this is the line you are seeking. > I would be interested in knowing what your relationship is as well and > hope you keep me in on the correspondence! I can send you the Family > Treemaker Text file on this family if you want it and other information, > just let me know what if anything you'd like and if you can receive > attachments and/or would like copies of things mailed to you - I have > marriage bonds for Abner and Lucinda and his parents William Bagby and > Sarah Phillips Woodruff as well, plus other goodies. > Nice to see someone looking for our line of Bagbys!! James (Jim) who > you corresponded with on the genforum list is also a cousin, descendant > of Richard Lewis Bagby - another of Jonathan and Charles brothers. > I look forward to hearing back from you. Should you wish to contact > Bob Bagby his email address is: bagins@worldnet.att.net > > Susan Gall > Winston-Salem, NC >

Hi Crystal I show Henry as being born Feb 27, 1771(1772 your record) and being born in Delaware. Sorry, that is all i have on him. bye Jim Starr

I have recently been doing some digging and have come up with another mystery to solve. I could use some help from those of you out there more knowledgable than me about this line. It seems that Isaac Starr who married Margaret Lightfoot had a son, Samuel. Samuel married Mary Farson and had several children. One of these was Henry who was born 27 Feb 1772 and had a twin sister, Margaret. Margaret apparently died at age one. Does anyone know anything more about Henry? I'm just wondering if he could have been the Henry that married Mary Lea and was the father of Adam Starr. He would have been born about the right time. Thanks for your help. Crystal

Just wanted to see if the Starr list was still on line. Thanks Earline

Sheri Minard I sent this to your yahoo email site, but don't know if you got it. Besure and let me know if you get this ok. Saw your requests for HELP on the STARR family forum; so living in Fort Smith, AR and also a gggrandson of Starrs from TN and MO, I took the liberty of looking up some stuff for you. FTM CD 006, Marriage Index: Arkansas, 1779-1992 shows Felix Starr married Birdie Wells on December 26, 1900; Randolph County; roll 12; page 0387. I looked further and also found: Randolph County, Arkansas Marriages 1893-1923 by Burton Ray Knotts lists Felix Stark, 22 married Birdie Wells, 20 on December 26, 1900. ( A footnote states that both Felix and Birdie were from Lawrence County but were married in Randolph County.) My comment: It looks as though Mr. Knotts misspelled Felix last name but there is no doubt that this is the correct people. Historical and Genealogical Abstracts from Randolph County, AR Newspapers of 1908 by Burton Ray Knotts. Pocahontas Star Herald, Pocahontas, Randolph Co., AR. Friday, May 22, 1908, Vol XXVII, No. 37 abstract from page 8, Old Jackson "The stork visited the home of Felix Star last week and left a baby girl". Cemeteries and Burial Sites of Randolph Co., AR by Margaret A. Barnhart Fairview Cemetery - East side of Fairview Rd. 4 1/2 miles south of AR Hwy 62 Clara Rebecca Starr 28 August 1876--20 August 1967 William Campbell Starr 1 November 1869--27 May 1938 Randolph Memorial Gardens - East side of AR Hwy 67 south of Pocahontas Claude E. Starr 1 October 1901--22 March 1973 Ona C. (wife of Claude E.) 1904----- William Elmo Starr 26 November 1903--22 February 1975 Masonic Cemetery - In Pocahontas Birdie W. Starr (wife of Felix G.) 13 December 1880--24 October 1973 Felix G. Starr 17 May 1878--2 August 1957 1910 Randolph County, AR Directory, page 94, Imboden, AR. Post Office, Spring River Twp. Starr, F.G., 31, farmer, native of AR. married Miss Wells, 3 children Adam, Clay, Lena, no church. I hope this helps and that some of the other Starrs are related. I do volunteer genealogy work at the Sabastian County Library in Fort Smith, AR. so if I can be of assistance, just hollar!!! Later Chuck Believe in the power of Love, Smiles, Hugs, Truth, Peace, and Dreams.

Hi, Sheri, I want to thank you for answering my request so promply, to let me know you didn't have the Marriage Index, Arkansas, 1779-1992 CD's. for Birdie and Felix Starr. I know they lived in Delaplaine Ar. I visited them ( my Grandparents) when I was a child, and went to his funeral in 1957-58-59? I can't remember,for sure, and everyone is gone now to ask. I had no idea I would be interested in Genealogy later in life, so never asked questions, I was sure we went to his funeral in Pocahontas Ar. have checked the cemeteries that are on line there and can't find him. If you run across anything, I would appreciate your keeping me in mind. I live in Houston, so guess I am going to have to take a trip to Arkansas, I am new at all of this so I am going in different directions. I know I am taking up too much space, I apologize, but thank you all. If anyone has any suggestions, I would like to hear from you. Thank You Again Sheri. Mary Ann Starr Wood -----Original Message----- From: Sheri Minard <minard33@yahoo.com> To: STARR-L@rootsweb.com <STARR-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Sunday, April 16, 2000 10:57 PM Subject: Re: Need Help >Wish that I could help you. I have the family tree >CD's >1 thru 5 but no marriage CD's. If you can find any >info on them I would be happy to look them up for you. > >--- Allan Wood <alwood@hal-pc.org> wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I need help, does anyone have the Family Tree Maker >> CD 006, Marriage Index: Arkansas, 1779-1992, I saw >> where Felix Starr, and Birdie Wells are on it, they >> are my Grandparents, I need for you to look up their >> marriage for me. I don't have any date. I will >> certainly appreciate it. >> Everyone keep up the good work you are doing, I read >> everything, but have nothing to offer at this time, >> who knows, one day it may all come together. I just >> hope we have hair left from pulling on it so much, >> when we think we are getting close, and find out we >> still have so far to go. Ha! >> >> Thank You, >> >> Mary Ann Starr Wood >> >> > >===== >Sheri Runnels Minard >minard33@fbg.net >Homepage: members.tripod.com/~minard/index.html >Smile and the world will smile with you. > >__________________________________________________ >Do You Yahoo!? >Send online invitations with Yahoo! Invites. >http://invites.yahoo.com > >

Hello everyone....I just received this on our Starr site from someone who received it on a list she belongs to and was very concerned and knew you would be also.....Let's see what we can do. I felt I should pass this along to everyone.......Sandy Bysinger . Hello list members searching Ohio records for marriage information: > > This comes from the April 2000 Mahoning County Chapter of theOGS > > newsletter: "Introduced into the Ohio House of Rep. is a bill to amend > > the > > Ohio Revised code that should have genealogists up in arms. 'It states, > > in > > part, that upon receiving a request for records pertaining to the > > issuance of > > marriage licenses, a probate court shall furnish copies of the records as > > > > provided under section 149.43 of the Ohio Revised code, except that the > > court > > shall delete or otherwise remove any social security numbers and the > > maiden > > names of the mothers of the parties to a marriage so that they are not > > available to the person requesting the records, except for use by the > > department of human services, law enforcement personnel, and if ordered > > by > > the court in a civil or criminal trial.' If any individual genealogist > > feels > > that this would impact their ability to do genealogical research,a > > letter > > voicing your concern would be in order here. The address is: The Honorable____, Ohio Representatives, 77 South High St., Columbus,Ohio > > 43266-0603. Or www.house.state.oh.us/voice/index. html. Representative > > Ron > > Hood from Canfield is a co-sponsor of this bill." > > Pass this on to any other lists you are subscribed to if youthink > > others > > might also be seeking marriage information in Ohio records. > > > > Barbara Faig > > Tennessee > > ----- Original Message ----- From: <STARR-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <STARR-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Sunday, April 16, 2000 6:19 PM Subject: STARR-D Digest V00 #36

Wish that I could help you. I have the family tree CD's 1 thru 5 but no marriage CD's. If you can find any info on them I would be happy to look them up for you. --- Allan Wood <alwood@hal-pc.org> wrote: > Hello, > > I need help, does anyone have the Family Tree Maker > CD 006, Marriage Index: Arkansas, 1779-1992, I saw > where Felix Starr, and Birdie Wells are on it, they > are my Grandparents, I need for you to look up their > marriage for me. I don't have any date. I will > certainly appreciate it. > Everyone keep up the good work you are doing, I read > everything, but have nothing to offer at this time, > who knows, one day it may all come together. I just > hope we have hair left from pulling on it so much, > when we think we are getting close, and find out we > still have so far to go. Ha! > > Thank You, > > Mary Ann Starr Wood > > ===== Sheri Runnels Minard minard33@fbg.net Homepage: members.tripod.com/~minard/index.html Smile and the world will smile with you. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send online invitations with Yahoo! Invites. http://invites.yahoo.com

Hello, I need help, does anyone have the Family Tree Maker CD 006, Marriage Index: Arkansas, 1779-1992, I saw where Felix Starr, and Birdie Wells are on it, they are my Grandparents, I need for you to look up their marriage for me. I don't have any date. I will certainly appreciate it. Everyone keep up the good work you are doing, I read everything, but have nothing to offer at this time, who knows, one day it may all come together. I just hope we have hair left from pulling on it so much, when we think we are getting close, and find out we still have so far to go. Ha! Thank You, Mary Ann Starr Wood

Richard Starr b 26 Jun 1745 Groton CT d 13 Mar 1812 Lanesboro MA m Groton area Elizabeth. Need all info Elizabeth and her ancs. Jonathan Smith d. aft 12 July 1748 m. 10 Aug 1704 Scituate MA Deborah Turner b. 2 Dec 1678 Scituate. He had a 2nd wife Mary. Will of Jonathan Smith mariner dated Groton CT 12 July 1748 mentions a dau Priscilla. Is this a dau of 1st or 2nd wife? Who are parents of Mary? Also need ancs. of Jonathan. Deacon Richard Starr b 14 May 1718 Groton CT d 28 Feb 1805 Hinsdale MA m 15 Jan 1740/41 Groton Priscilla Smith. Need all info Priscilla and her ancs. Is this the Priscilla Smith above, dau of Jonathan? Nathaniel Mann <datman@newmexico.com> Nathaniel & Dorothy Mann P.O. Box 191 Montezuma NM 87731-0191