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Re: George Starbuck Arabella Cavenagh

vancarma — 2009-10-27 23:20:48Z

I am also a descendent of George Vesey Cavenagh and Jemima Smith. I was born in Australia but now live in the UK. I, along with my cousin (who lives in Canberra, Aust.) have been trying to piece together as much information as possible about the Cavenagh family and would very much appreciate any information that you may have. I have a booklet entitled 'A history of the Cavenagh Family' put together by one of George's sons and given to me by my cousin Helen - do you have a copy of this? Looking forward to hearing from you.

Re: William Monroe Starbuck m.Hattie?Unknown Perry CO.TN

RobertWStarbuck — 2009-06-27 05:59:33Z

William Monroe sr. or Jr. was not married to a woman name Hatty. Hatty was Married to Ruben Starbuck which was a son of William Monroe Jr.

Re: Francis Marion Starbuck in the Civil War

kburdie — 2009-04-24 00:15:41Z

Francis Marion Starbuck died about 1913 in Mosca, Alamosa County, Colorado. His wife, my great grandmother was Eliza Jane Pruett Starbuck. She died in 1939 in Pueblo, Colorado.
What type of post card is it that you have? Is it more what is written on it than the post card that is of interest? Francis Marion & Eliza Starbuck had a son named Francis Elmer,he died in 1952- and he also named one of his sons Francis.The last- Francis William Starbuck died in 1977.

Re: Francis Marion Starbuck in the Civil War

RootsInspector — 2009-04-23 18:59:46Z

You said that this man was your great-grandfather. I am not part of the family, but I am trying to locate a family that might be interested in a post card that I have. Do you know when this Francis Marion Starbuck died?

Re: Francis Marion Starbuck in the Civil War

RobertStarbuck — 2009-04-04 16:15:27Z

That means a lot of the Starbuck family was in the civil war. my great, great, grandfather was william Monroe sr,his Father Erastus would be a half brother to your francis marion, who also served in the war on the union side. Erastus brother Darious also served in the union army in mo.
while Erastus, and His son William Monroe served here in Tennessee. I an glad to hear from some of the family who went to mo.
robert W. Starbuck

Re: Sallie Kelly(Starbuck) Info

kburdie — 2009-04-04 00:51:46Z

Right after I made the last posting, I checked the 1910 census and found Stephen Ayers in Perry County, Tennesee.
The spelling is Shepen H Hyers, but it is the right person, as the children are listed too. Sallie is not listed as his wife but someone named Bertha, so Sallie Kelly must have died about 1902 as I had been told.

Karen

Re: Sallie Kelly(Starbuck) Info

kburdie — 2009-04-04 00:12:17Z

Try searching with the spelling AYERS as there are quite a few families in the area under that spelling. In fact, Daniel Starbuck and Frances Journey Starbuck's daughter, Ethel Elizabeth married Ernest James Ayers on 25 Oct 1887. Could be a brother to him.

Sallie Kelly(Starbuck) Info

blackr7 — 2009-04-03 15:44:24Z

I found a marriage record for Sallie she married a Stephen H.Ayres on September 6,1891 in Perry Co.TN she married as a Kelly they had her last named spelled Kelley.I also found them on the 1900 Census of Perry Co.Tn they have 4 Children I looked in the 1910 Census I couldn't find them anywhere they are probally there somewhere but under a different name.

Stephen H.Ayres 30
Sallie B. 24
William C. 6
Lillie B. 4
Hobson 2
Bessie M. 1

Heather

Re: Francis Marion Starbuck in the Civil War

kburdie — 2009-04-03 00:09:04Z

Since I placed this posting, I found my Great grandfather, Francis Marion Starbuck, listed on the Veteran's Schedule of 1890 in Prairie, Schuyler County, Missouri. It states that he served on the Confedrate side as a private from Aug 1861 till March 1863.
So, as with numerous families, brothers were on opposite sides, against each other. My grandfather had said he asked his father once if he ever killed anyone in the Civil War, and my great grandfather replied "Not anyone he knew." My grandfather said he always wondered about that statement.

Re: Francis Marion Starbuck in the Civil War

blackr7 — 2009-04-01 23:58:34Z

I have Francis Marion Starbuck he was born on June 6,1843 in Perry Co.Tn I didn't find him in any Civil War Records that I could find,but that doesn't mean that he's not there. I did however find some of his brothers,Bailey,Darius,and Erastus Starbuck in the Civil War and other Starbuck men.Bailey Starbuck was a Prisoner of War,and the other two brothers were listed as Soldiers of the Civil War.I found this info on Ancestry.com.

Re: Sallie Starbuck from Perry Co.Tn

skullbat7 — 2009-04-01 23:25:56Z

Do you happen to know where she might be at in 1900?I have looked also for Sallie in the 1900 census I could find nothing I did however find two Belle Starbucks in 1900 and they were married to a Starbuck and living in Cook Co.Ill and Henry Co.In, I know alot of the census records in 1900 were smudged or faded and some of them look copyed over.I found a partly smudged name under my Great Grandpa's name it looks to be a Sallie Starbuck?? it looks that someone wrote a name then marked it out, then my Great Grandma and Uncle were the next page.Have you heard of Sallie Rosetta Starbuck???

Re: Sallie Starbuck from Perry Co.Tn

kburdie — 2009-03-29 15:53:33Z

Sallie's middle name is Belle. As far as her death date, I am not positive about it either, as I can't find anything for her in the 1900 census. Of course, if she married, it would be hard to find anything without her new last name.
Hope you have some luck.

Re: Sallie Starbuck from Perry Co.Tn

blackr7 — 2009-03-29 15:35:00Z

Do you happen to know if she had a middle name,I didn't know Sallie was a stepdaughter to Daniel,but then again I have a Great Grandma that was born out of widlock and she went by her mothers maiden and married named,so that wouldn't be a surprise that she was daughter of a previous marriage.Other have told me that Sallie died bef 1900 and she lived in Ohio as teenager and died.I have looked in the cemeteries in Perry Co.Tn for a birth and death record and I could not find anything.I am relatied through William Starbuck

Re: Sallie Starbuck from Perry Co.Tn

kburdie — 2009-03-29 00:08:38Z

Actually Sallie is Frances Eugenia Journey's daughter from her marriage to Thomas Clinton Kelly on 17 July 1875.Sally was born on 22 April 1876. Thomas Kelly died in 1877 and she married Daniel Starbuck 10 Sept 1879. So Sallie is Daniel's step-daughter.She died in 1902. I don't have any other info on her though.
I'm a relative by way of Daniel's grandfather, Daniel Starbuck, by his second marriage to Nancy Shelton.

Re: Sallie Starbuck from Perry Co.Tn

jaspers31 — 2009-01-25 19:23:29Z

Sorry, I couldn't find Sallie Starbuck in my line. My grandmother, Helen Starbuck, was born in Arkansas about the same time as Sallie. Her family goes back to Nantucket Starbucks (Nathaniel, I believe).

Sallie Starbuck from Perry Co.Tn

blackr7 — 2009-01-24 00:32:27Z

I am looking for any information on Sallie Starbuck she was born in 1877 in Perry Co.Tn her parents are Daniel Starbuck and Francis Journey.She has several brothers and sisters,Ethel,Mary Addie,John,Sam,Daniel,Lena,and a half brother Thomas Reed Starbuck.

RJ

Re: George Starbuck Arabella Cavenagh

GKang — 2008-12-24 00:48:24Z

I am interested in George Andrew through his first wife Mary Mills, daughter of John Mills and Catherine Hennah. She was married in 1832 “George Andrews Esq of Trenance, Cornwall, to Miss Mary Mills, niece of Captain Sir William Hennah, KCB”. I have a lot of information on Mary's ancestry and also on her descendants which I would be happy to send you.

My direct email is gkang@tpg.com.au

Genny

Re: STARBUCK in U.K

nikkipike2 — 2008-11-29 12:16:37Z

You message is a bit confusing?

You say you are looking for Harry killed 1918 but it was Ralph who died on 27/4/1918

Ralph married a Gertrude E STURGESS in 1917

Harry was born in 1887 (not 1985 I assume that was a slip!) & Ralph in 1895

Who are you looking for

Re: STARBUCK in U.K

jillmarianne — 2008-11-08 23:13:55Z

Anyone interested in the Starbuck name in the U.K. will find a lot of information on my website -
http://www.jillsfamilyancestry.co.uk/Starbuck_Gateway/
I am always pleased to receive contributions to the site. Through DNA testing we have recently discovered that many U.K. Starbucks are related to the Nantucket pioneers.
Regards Jill

Re: Edward Starbuck of England 1604-1690

jillmarianne — 2008-03-25 11:22:48Z

Hello Kay, I have quite a collection of Starbucks on my website - there are quite a few branches that we have been unable to connect up to each other. My own ancestry is in Leicestershire and cannot link to those in Derbyshire so far. Through DNA testing I know that my ancestry is not connected to those who settled in Nantucket - this is a recent discovery. I think the only way you will discover if you are related to the Nantucketers would be through having a male Starbuck relative tested for his DNA and would also show whether you are related to myself and others, or not! my website url to take you to the Ilkestone line is http://www.jillsfamilyancestry.co.uk/Starbuck_Gateway/Ilkest...
There are plenty of links for you to investigate. My ancestor was Philadelphia Starbuck, you will find her page from the site index.
Regards Jill

Re: Nantucket Starbucks

jillmarianne — 2007-09-20 19:07:01Z

Hello Rick,
I tried to send you an email but it was returned - perhaps you could contact me by jillwalker10@aol.com or from a mail link on my website http://www.jillsfamilyancestry.co.uk/Starbuck_Gateway/Philad...
Look forward to hearing from you, regards Jill

Re: Nantucket Starbucks

rstarbuck|M58528 — 2007-09-20 15:01:00Z

Hello,

My name is Rick Starbuck and I'm a 14th generation descendant of Edward Starbuck (b. 1604) of Nantucket nee Derbyshire.
I've been trying for some time to "get back" farther than Edward (or his mysterious father, also called Edward). To that end, I'd be interested in participating in your DNA test.
I haven't read your page yet on the project, but I'll do so before I ask a bunch of questions. I'm keen to determine if this could help in closing the gap a bit. Do you have lines on your side that are documented pre-1604?

Re: Starbuck William Monroe

RobertWStarbuck — 2008-06-12 16:35:50Z

Heather

rwsbuck@tds.net

Re: William Monroe Starbuck m.Hattie?Unknown Perry CO.TN

AnnMarieHathaway — 2008-09-04 04:31:56Z

I recently heard that I am a relative of the Starbuck family, and I had a Great Grandmother named Hattie, I will double check with my Brother to see what more information he can find on dates etc.

Re: a Starbuck puzzle

blackr7 — 2008-05-22 21:50:32Z

Vicki,
I have the same info on the Dawes Card it doesn't show a age for James Starbuck,,Do you know if hes on any of the Census Records?Also it shows her Parents also at the time she must have been living with her Parents.I have been to accessgenealogy.com and they Native American Records there at that website thats were I found alot of them. I do know that my grandpa and his brother were at a Indian Reservation but they never spoke of any relative being there.Makes you wonder..

I like pictures I like to see what my relatives looked like back then.I have Pictures of the Starbucks I don't have a picture of John Starbuck or Erastus dad Daniel Starbuck of course him and his family they moved to Missouri some time after 1850.The only one that stayed there til death was Erastus Starbuck and his family.I believe his brother Darius Starbuck and his wife Rheda left to Missouri.

Heather

My email address is rjheather@graffiti.net

Re: a Starbuck puzzle

blackr7 — 2008-05-17 21:09:29Z

Hi Vicki,
I don't have a marriage record I have a Dawes Roll Card on Goldie Starbuck along with her family.Bertha and Floyd are daughter and son to Medora and Charles Starbuck and James and Earnest Starbuck are the two sons of Goldie Starbuck.I don't know who her husband is but I have seen them somewhere on the Census Records specially Earnest Starbuck.
Heather

Re: Starbuck William Monroe

blackr7 — 2008-05-03 17:42:02Z

Hello Robert,
what is your email address?
Heather

William Monroe Starbuck m.Hattie?Unknown Perry CO.TN

blackr7 — 2008-05-03 17:32:48Z

Does anyone know about William Monroe Starbuck marrying a woman named Hattie? sometime around or between the years of 1926-1930...He is on the 1930 Census of Perry Co.TN with a woman named Hattie??Does anyone know this woman???

Re: a Starbuck puzzle

blackr7 — 2008-05-03 17:25:43Z

Hello Vicki,
I have been doing research on the Starbuck family My family of Starbucks came from Nantucket to Perry Co.TN.I have also looked up Starbucks from Oklahoma.Your Starbuck Family is relatied to Daniel Starbuck that was from Perry Co.TN moved to Missouri.MY line is Peter Starbuck-Daniel Starbuck-Erastus-William-and to my Great Grandmother Mary E.Starbuck-Harden/Gray.
I have seen your Starbucks on the Census Records of 1900 in Indian Territory,Oklahoma..Charles Starbuck 1862,Madora B.Starbuck 1872,Gloyd Starbuck 1892,(I believe there is also a Goldie Starbuck I have seen her on the Dawes Rolls of Oklahoma and I have also seen a James Starbuck to.),Bertha Starbuck 1894.

I didn't see a Goldie Starbuck one in 1900 or 1910 I am woundering where she was originally from.

1910 Census of Ottawa Oklahoma
Charles Starbuck 48
Dora Starbuck 38
Floyd Starbuck 18
Berthy Starbuck 16

Heather

Re: William Monroe Starbuck m.Hattie?Unknown Perry CO.TN

blackr7 — 2008-05-03 18:12:52Z

Accually it was William Sr.that married a woman named Hattie?He married her after Nancy Simmons died.Speaking of pictures I like pictures..IF you are interested I have some pictures of the Starbucks.I don't live in Perry,Tn I live in Kentucky about 3 to 31/2 Hours away from Perry,TN.

My Great Grandma Mary was a daugher of William out of widlock he also had a son too Mary's brother Commodore Starbuck.Of Course I have heard stories about William Starbuck SR.

Heather

Re: Starbucks and others in Nantucket

dmcti01 — 2008-03-30 12:30:53Z

Nice site. Thanks

Arward Starbuck

jaspers31 — 2008-05-04 21:24:22Z

Does anyone have information on Arward Starbuck? He was from Foreman, Arkansas and became a Professor of English at Iowa State University (c.1930). He was a "double first cousin" to my grandmother, Helen Starbuck.

Re: Edward Starbuck of England 1604-1690

kjenkins1197 — 2008-03-25 10:21:53Z

Hi, I am researching my Starbuck ancestors in Derbyshire, England. I go back to my my 4th Gt. Grandfather Joseph Starbuck, born 1768 in Ilkeston, Derbyshire. Maybe we could find a connection?
Kind Regards,
Kay

Re: Edward Starbuck of England 1604-1690

kjenkins1197 — 2008-03-25 13:43:29Z

Hi Jill, What a great site, very informative! Hope your theory is right re Joseph and Daniel being brothers. I am going to Derbys Record Office tomorrow to research Joseph a bit more. Hoping to find his parents and his siblings!! Will let you know if I discover anything exciting!
Kay

Re: Confused Starbuck in Bellingham, Wa

Care33 — 2008-01-25 18:20:28Z

Hello. My grandparents are also Jack and Wilma Starbuck. I researched their genealogy in 1997 and was able to uncover Jack's entire paternal genealogy back to England. I know you posted your original post in 2005, but if you would still like any information, feel free to contact me. I would be nice to know another cousin! Cheers!

Carrie

Re: E. Starbuck, b. 1800. married Mary

ChrisMcBride1971 — 2008-01-13 19:14:32Z

Sadie C Starbuck was actually born in Iowa, not Nebraska.

E. Starbuck, b. 1800. married Mary

ChrisMcBride1971 — 2008-01-13 19:11:41Z

I'm looking for information on E. Starbuck who was born about 1800 in North Carolina. His parents are listed as being from NC, and he married Mary, b. abt 1805, Maryland, her parents listed as from Maryland.

One of their sons is Charles H Starbuck, b. abt 1850, Ohio. And a possible daughter of Sarah or Susan. Charles H migrated to Oregon, and had a daughter, Sadie, b. 1869 in Nebraska.

Any information to connect this line to the other Starbuck lines would be appreciated.

Re: a Starbuck puzzle

pdgrocery — 2008-05-16 22:15:44Z

Dear Heather
My Goldie was born Goldie Catherine Bivins right around 1882 in Indian Territory. Her daddy built the school that I mentioned in my original query.
The 1900 census has her in Washington county, Oklahoma, in the Fredman home - "visiting around." She's Goldy Bivins, shown as divorced, and my grandfather was already placed with his foster/adoptive parents. I know that she used the Starbuck name at various times over the next few years, though.
I'm familiar with much of Daniel's line, including Charles and Medora, but haven't found a James mentioned anywhere yet - what was that marriage information in your reply? Do you know who this James and Bertha were?

Thanx, Vicki

a Starbuck puzzle

pdgrocery — 2008-04-15 15:54:38Z

Greetings, fellow searchers - and re-searchers -
Can anyone help me with my elusive ( hopefully not missing ) link?
I'm looking for a branch of the Starbuck tree that resided between the years of 1895 and 190something in the Vera/McFalls/Ramona area of Cherokee Nation.
Specifically - with a son named James or Jim, born around 1880 or so, that attended what was known as the Bivins school in 1896.I have a class picture of the school from that year showing Jim Starbuck, with teacher Retta (or Rita) Houser, and classmates including Myers, Holland, Duncan, Pelsue, Harmon and others. The school was later known as Eastlake.
On my great grandmother's interview before the Dawes Commission, dated Oct 10, 1900, she claims that she married a James Starbuck around May of 1898 or 99, and that he was the father of her son. I also have a birth affadavit signed by a Sarah Beffy that attended his birth.
On the 1900 census, I find my great grandmother in the Fredman home in Ramona, listed as divorced.
By 1905, she was living in Chanute, Kansas, had married a Harkness, and divorced again by 1910.
I know of Milton's family - that lived in Neosho county, Kansas and Ottawa county, Oklahoma -
I know of Isaac and Rachel's family - who populated portions of Kansas and Oklahoma -
and I know of Abram and Mary's family - from McLain county, Oklahoma.
All are good possibilities, but so are the branches from just over in Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas.
Please, can anyone claim my James?
Reply by posting to this thread or more directly to -
matarbucket@yahoo.com
Thanx in advance for any help that's out there - Vicki

Re: a Starbuck puzzle

pdgrocery — 2008-05-21 12:20:34Z

Dear Heather,
My grandfather was born Ernest Glenn Starbuck, but when he was about 16 months old his mother Goldie gave him to the town physician to raise. Her own father had disowned her because of her pregnancy (so did she really marry James?) and she had no way to care for him. On the census records (1900 and 1910), through school and during his WW1 service, he was known as Ora Ernest Tillison. The 1920 census shows him in the Tillison home as Ernest Tarbuck, so he must have reverted to his birth name after his discharge from the army. This census also shows him as being divorced, but no one knows anything about a prior marriage. His Dawes number was 10352, and as far as the family knows, he was the only child that Goldie ever had. The James shown on her enrollment card was his father, the Starbuck I've been searching for. Ernest died in 1958.
He and grandma were married in 1922 and my dad was born in 1923. Dad's youngest brother remembers asking Goldie's brother about James a time or two, and they were always told "you're better off not knowing".
By the way, I noticed in one of your other postings that you love pictures. Me too, and I'd love to have copies of some that you have. Mine only go back to about 1911 or so for Ernest, and the one that I have of my James was taken in 1896, but I'd be happy to send any you might have an interest in. I've noticed that the Starbuck features carry through the generations pretty strongly - found a picture of John Wesley Starbuck on the internet that could have been my oldest brother - and I'd love to make more comparisons. Let me know.
Sincerely, Vicki

Re: a Starbuck puzzle

pdgrocery — 2008-05-23 17:28:01Z

Hi Heather
mine's tarbucket@hotmail.com
The only clue that I have about his approx age is the picture that I'll send you sometime today. The picture is the Bivin's school class in 1896 - Cherokee nation.
According to the memory of a fellow named Barker some 80 years later, the tall boy standing on the far right holding his hat is Jim Starbuck.
That's it. I'm guessing he's about 16 or so, what do you think?

Vicki

Re: STARBUCK in U.K

stevetailor — 2008-11-08 18:24:45Z

Tracing my wifes family tree I have a Starbuck Jordan born in Nailstone and by coincidence his cousin was William Starbuck Jordan

Re: George Arabella

paholden — 2008-01-08 22:27:13Z

I have made a reply to Ailsa Ivers who wanted info on descendants of George Starbuck & Arabella Cavanagh. My relative, Thomas Henry Andrew married their daughter Lilian in Birkenhead in 1897 & are on the 1901 census with 2 children, Truro Road St Austell, Cornwall

Re: George Starbuck Arabella Cavenagh

paholden — 2008-01-08 21:56:31Z

My great grandfather's half brother Thomas Henry Andrew born at Trenance Farm, St Austell, Cornwall September 1849 married Lillian Starbuck (Marriage registered by Birkenhead Register Office April/May/June quarter 1897) the daughter of George Starbuck born Massachusetts, USA & Arabella Cavenagh born Melbourne. Lillian & Thomas are on the 1901 census with their children Thomas Stuart b1892JAS & George Herbert b1900JFM. Both births were registered St Austell Cornwall. Thomas Andrew & my great grandfather George (christened 8/7/1834)had the same father, also called George christened 25 Oct 1801. After his first wife Mary died Jan1st 1846, he remarried 1847 ONDCamelford Reg Dist, Philipa Pearce Bishop. She was the sister of Jane Bishop who had married George's own brother William Andrew & may have initially come to help him look after his young children at Trenance. However George himself died 25/3/1849 leaving a pregnant Phillipa. The baptismal entry for Thomas records father dead. I would like to be in touch with any descendants. I have traced most of the Andrew tree.

Re: STARBUCK in U.K

925bbecf18 — 2008-11-13 21:12:41Z

Hello,

My name is Brian Starbuck from Blackburn Lanc's; after looking into my family tree my Grandfather, whose name was Frank came from Market Rasen, Lincolshire. He had brothers and sisters by the names of Ada,Cyril,Ralph,Sam,Harry,Lucy
died when a infant,Sam,Harry,Edith and Ralph who was killed in WW1. At the moment I trying to trace Harry and his army record but with no joy.He was born in 1985 and enlisted at Grimsby.He joined the Royal Field Artillery,promoted to a corporal but was killed on the 27/4/1918. age 23
If you wish for more info please contact me on starbuck0@ntlworld.com
Hope to speak to you soon
Brian

Re: Confused Starbuck in Bellingham, Wa

sstarbuck23 — 2008-03-27 04:47:02Z

Hey, I was browsing through my old posts and came across your reply. You must be Richard's daughter. Please contact me at my e-mail address, sstarbuck23@gmail.com. I would love to hear from you.

Shanna

Re: William Monroe Starbuck m.Hattie?Unknown Perry CO.TN

poppypope — 2008-05-03 17:50:22Z

Hello Heather,
William Monroe Starbuck Jr b 1872 Married Lillian Choates in 1927. I don't have a Hattie.
Odd you should post today I just became aware of you and your research this week.Linda O'Roark. You decend though William Monroe Sr. - Mary Ellen and I decend though Mary Elizabeth who are 1/2 sisters. I have done alot of work on this line taking it back to 1604 and maybe little before. I am spending my vacation in Perry Co., and going to all the places I remember as a child that my still be there. Going to make pictures of Starbuck Cem. and some old homes. If there is any thing you would like a photo of let me know and I will try to get and email it to you, but then you may live in Perry for all I know!!
It is just an offer
John Pope- Jewel E. Helm, Mary Elizabeth Starbuck. William M. SR.

Re: William Monroe Starbuck m.Hattie?Unknown Perry CO.TN

poppypope — 2008-05-04 00:02:29Z

Heather,
Linda sent me 3 pictures yesterday. I have a picture of William Monroe and Nancy Jane I can email if you don't have one. My Email is poppypope@worldnet.att.net I will see if I can find anything in the Linden Libaray when I am down there in 2 weeks. I plan to work on my other lines that were in Perry County. I remember well visit William Monroe Jr. he went by Monroe and I beleive (not sure) he lived in Sr.'s log house. Have you ever been to Perry county??
I would like to discuss William Monroe with you I am very interested in information from your families side. If you would like to compare notes email me direct and we will dig into this history that my side of the family kept under a rug. One question comes to mind. Do you know any thing about Minnie Starbuck. My mother called her Aunt but I don't find her in the census until she is a teenager, it has always been a mistery to me.
John

Re: William Monroe Starbuck m.Hattie?Unknown Perry CO.TN

robuck1 — 2008-09-06 00:26:37Z

No william monroe did not marry a woman name hatty, Ruben Starbuck married a woman name haty and they never had kids.

Starbucks and others in Nantucket

coralynn45 — 2008-03-27 13:23:43Z

I transcribed a lot of Nantucket genealogy after returning from there in 2006. Lots of Starbucks here.

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~hubbard/NANTUCKET_P...

Coralynn