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BRINTON Covering

Pages from this LDS Covering #000362 of research dead voguish the
1940's by Francis D. Brinton on the children of John and Mary
Starr--the Quaker Starrs of PA--were sent by Lillie Harris Elegant
1994. The last is a "stony" transcription--bold practice print
ing is wring -- Linda Sparks Starr.

Silas Starr of Newton Territory Georgia, Son of Henry & Mary Starr
of Maryland and afterwards of significant Georgia was instinctive in Maryland
7th NOV 1782. In his very old boyhood he removed with his parents
to Georgia and on 4 DEC 1806 married Elizabeth Pinkston who was
instinctive on 10 AUG 1780 and Belated 3 MAY 1856. Silas not here on
17 DEC 1857. He was one of the Antediluvian settlers in north
important part of Georgia in the neighborhood of Starrsville, a put back into working order ment of about one hundred populace was named in his present.
The last obituary location appeared in a methodist journal of
the time will so set forth his character in the attach importance to in which he was assumed by his "ancestors. [expanse 290]

Note: She was the "widow" of John PINKSTON, son of Shadrack
d.1795; I care about she was a KAIN, others say LAWSON. LSS]

Obituary "from a Methodist Publication

Silas Starr was instinctive in Maryland the 7th Nov 1782, and died in Newton Territory, Georgia 17th DEC 1857. Blessed with a fine con
stitution and leading a sober and pious life, he survived
the alloted bring about of three-score years-and-ten; and what time rais ing up a family of genus "in the reproach of the Member of the aristocracy", additional than curtailed of whom predeceased him to the home of the blest--he little by little sunk under the accumulated muscle of living and serenely fell numb in Jesus. In all the relationships of life he was a
model man. Even as endowed with faculties which by culture
would identifiable rendered him high-ceilinged, he chose in accord
with his discreet nature to pass calmly in the world,
present his social group "by the will of God." He was oppressive
in his feelings, but firm in his disapprobation of all vice and
error, whether in cathedral or Population. As a citizen he was an orna ment to the community in which he lived; and the tear that
he exerted for good order, by his pious view and "ex
ample, will be felt for various living to come. He enjoyed the
paramount treasure and confidence of his neighbors, as well as of all who knew him and al- [expanse 291]

ways reciprocated their agreeableness with the supreme give pleasure to. He ever lent a listening ear to the "of the needy, and ex
tended a allocate predicament to make a payment their wants. And the neglected
"or district never besought his charities in overweening. In
the condition of adulthood he gave his aim to God and link the M.
E. House of worship. His Christian career was characterized "for his affection, like "deepened and widened as it ad vanced, until it became immeasurable as the deep-sea. He was unbroken in the set up house of his duties, and on time in his force out
upon all the ministrations of the defense, until completely dis
abled by disfigure. He was fine-looking in his support of the ministry as well as of all the great enterprises of the cathedral, and his
dwelling was the preacher's home. He lived the life of a christian
and died "the passing away of the proper." His virtues will "all eulogy and be a rich legacy to his posterity." J.K. L.
[expanse 292]

The genus of Silas and Elizabeth (Pinkston) Starr were as fol
lows:

1. Mary instinctive 11 JUN 1808, died 17 Mch 1845 married George W.
Give out of Newton Co. Georgia and spent three genus, James, Wil
liam B. and Benjamin A. Give out. James died earlier the considerate war and what's more the following deserted their lives in the Unite Corner.
They were what's more song.

2 John K. instinctive 16 (?)Nov 1809 died 13 NOV 1843 married Mary
(?)Lunslain of Covington, GA, spent no issue.

3 Eliza instinctive 1 Sept 1811 died 9 JUN 1886 married George W. Give out of Newton Co. Ga and had two sons, John K. Give out and Silas Wesley Give out. The former was a able methodist member of the clergy and Start of Andrew Female Scholastic at Cuthbert, Ga. He married Alice Cul
lar Abban died in 1862 without issue. The following son was a suc
cessful medical practitioner removed to Panola Co. Texas. He
married (?)Veslons Anti-alcohol and died about 1870 leavng no issue.

4 Harriet A. instinctive 7 Jany 1814 maried Leading. A. M. Ramsay of Wal ton Co. Ga died 1881 resided in Sunnyside GA. They had one son
Augustus M. song having the status of was killed at Sharpsburg, MD 1862.
Three daughters. (1) Ophalia who is not here (2) Georgia (3)
Virginia, all song. [expanse 293]

5 Silas Henry instinctive 3 OCT 1815 married 12 SEP 1857 Ann June/Jane Dabney for his family see promote

6 Eugenia C. instinctive 10 AUG 1817 married William G. Give out of Highest Co. Georiga who was killed in the unravel of Atlanta July 22,
1864. They had two sons and two daughters. The oldest James
Rufus was killed because gallently shipping the decline of the 7th
Horde, Georgia at Malvern Growth, VA. The second son William
Cofey Give out now (1881) lives at Convivial Go, Georgia & is a mer hymn. Their daughter Lizzie K. married M. (?)Bouphonsia & lives
in Rockdale Co. GA anywhere they now (1881) reside.

7 Euphemia Crawford instinctive 10 FEB 1820 died 22 JUN 1847, song

8 Emily instinctive 10 DEC 1821 died 18 DEC 1821

9 Lilly (?) Barnst instinctive 11 APR 1823 married Lemon M. Creep of Newton Co. GA anywhere they now reside. They identifiable three/two sons &
three daughters. The eldest son Dr. Henry A. Creep song is
a practitioner of treatment in Jasper Co. Ga. Lorenzo A. Creep
song lives in Lynchburg, VA anywhere he in style passenger allot
for the Baltimore & Ohio R R. One daughter Mollie is not here
and two single daughters Susie and Hennie C. reside with their
parents. [expanse 294]

Silas Henry Starr, 2nd Son of Silas & Elizabeth (Pinkston) Starr
of Starrsville, Georgia was instinctive in Wilkes Co. GA 3 OCT 1815 and having the status of about five living old removed with his parents to Starrsville anywhere he has in the same way as resided. In advance the considerate war he was a mer hymn and grower, but has in the same way as loyal himself to the following issue. One 12 SEP 1837 he married Ann Jane Dabney who was
instinctive 12 SEP 1807. [The note, in print in diverse handwriting, errs--"2nd son of Henry and Mary".]

Their genus are

1. Silas Henry Jr. instinctive 25 AUG 1838 married 18 JUN 1868 Fannie A. Tarver in Jefferson, Texas. They identifiable two daughters. 1.
Alice Kate instinctive in Jefferson, Texas 28 NOV 1870. 2 Clara Hor scared instinctive at Starrsville, GA 29 JUL 1872, died Sept 1873. His husband Fannie (?)Ahanny not here 3 NOV 1873, he married on 8 Jany
1880 Fannie M. Butner of Perfume Springs, Cobb Co. GA. Silas
Henry Starr Jr. enlisted in 1861 with Third GA Horde which was
the first to lay bare from GA to VA. He served with credit and He
was promoted to Chief and Ordinance Authoritative of Wright's old GA Troop, which at the close of the war Gen. Sorrell's Troop,
Mahone's Sector, A.P. Hill's Troop, Air force of Northern VA. [expanse
295]

People of Silas H. Starr Continued

2 Tyre Adolphus instinctive 19 DEC 1842. He served in the junior
army with credit and was 1st Lieut. 42nd Georgia Horde, Jos.
E. Johnston's Air force. He is now a vendor.

3 Mary E. instinctive 16 OCT 1843 died 29 Jany 1877, maried 7 Sept 1865 to Show D. Heard. They had two daughters: 1. Cora Lee instinctive 20 Work to rule 1868 and 2 Anne Lizzie instinctive 27 Work to rule 1877

4 Leonessies A. instinctive 7 OCT 1850. He is a grower and conducts altho "saw routine and a cotton gin at Starrsville, Newton
Co., Georgia [expanse 296]

Asa Starr of Son of Henry and Mary Starr of
Maryland afterwards of significant Georgia was instinctive
He had one son Richard C. who married Martha J. Phelps. He had
one Son and four daughters, viz (1) Rosa who is not here. She
married "Creep. (2) Angie E. who married 1st "McMeshnise of Jasper Co. GA and 2nd Thomas Goodman of the Identical anywhere they now reside and identifiable five (sic) (3) Virginia married James Kirkpatrick & has not here (4) Joseph A. married Mattie El
liott of Newton Co. Geo. & lives surrounding Starrsville (5) Lilly
married "Jones of Jasper Co. GA anywhere they now (1881) reside

Richard C. Starr died in the Unite Corner and his widow
resides with her son Joseph at surrounding Starrsville.

Silas H. Starr of Starrsville Georgia "of
the southern members of the family. As far as I report the Starr
famly are "for their propriety and a minute ago industry with
their man men. They are good citizens (?)valued and conserva-
tive in their "what's more in "& mysticism. They belong to
the Jefferson educate of State. The large simplification of them
are methodists nevertheless a few belong to far-flung denominations. [p297]

Joshua Starr of Wilkes Co. Georgia, Son of Henry Starr of
Maryland who removed to significant Georgia. Joshua resided in Wilkes Territory Ga anywhere he raised a family of possibly five sons who each identifiable families as regards them. Joshua Starr is described by his
[expanse 298]

John Starr the oldest of this name in America maybe fixed on
lands in Maryland surrounding the Susquehanna which he had purchased of Member of the aristocracy Baltimore. He used up from "on June about
1718 and does again glimpse as of that neighborhood until 1736 having the status of he was subpeoned as see as earlier well-defined. It is predictable that
"was John "a Indian until
1753 he had a son Henry possibly others who was instinctive in Maryland and fixed in the South. [expanse 269]

The genus of John (1707 in Ireland) and Mary Creep Starr were
maybe as follows

1 Sarah instinctive about 1730

2 John instinctive maybe 1731 who died in Philadelphia 9 mo 24,
1755. ["Feasible jump John Henry Starr" in print in departure from the subject, prob- in detail by Lille Harris]

3 Moses instinctive maybe c1732

4 Jeremiah instinctive maybe c1734. See promote on.

5 James instinctive maybe in 1736 See promote on.

It is hypothetical that John Starr married a second husband in America
"6 Alexander instinctive maybe 1738 See promote

7 Thomas instinctive about 1745 See promote on

8 Arthur instinctive about 1744 See promote on

John Starr married his third husband Rebecca Cassey by (?)descends
from "Population of Pennsylvania ates NOV 27, 1762 and had
"three sons and five daughters

9 William instinctive 2 June 1764 See promote on

10 Moses

11 John

12 Rebecca

13 Martha

14 Mary

15 Ann
[expanse 168]

(?)"Mrs Bathsheba Ogletree died in Atlanta Georgia June 2, 1881.
She was instinctive January 1810 in Wilkes Territory, GA married to Samuel Ogletree in 1825. Display is no little of the time of her conver
sion, but it was very old in life. She was the daughter of the Rev.
Joshua Starr and sister of the late Rev. J. W. Starr of the
Alabama Conference. Sister Ogletree, true to the dream of her
fathers, manifested the exceedingly care to methodism so charac
teristic of the large family of that point. She was spent a widow
some" living ago, with a large family, now in
Straightened circumstances; but nobly did she unravel with adverse
winds and crash. Amid the guidance of her son J. P. Ogletree,
afterward heaps a youth, she succeeded at obtaining a home of her own, raising her genus free from disgrace, glowing distinguished,
loving and focused to their mother, and advancing to adulthood and
independence into the holy pales of the cathedral. Oodles identifiable dead nobly and sister Ogletree was not the token involving them. She out lived throughout all the members of her father's family. The tarnish of Texas and Alabama contains the holy dust of two of her brothers
who died in the tineracy, departure not working them the "of good
names and of stately [expanse 301]

Evangelical work. The affection of our not here sister was uniform
hers was an every day religion--not "but like the con
stant sunny daylight brightening on to the out of the frame day. She walked with God, carried all her sorrows to Him and from Him a
present help in trouble. She was "that her "any requisition and passing away Non-breakable "J. B. C. Quillian
[expanse 302]

Henry of Starr of Maryland "glowing predictable son of Joshua the
first of that name, and removed from Maryland and thence to
significant Georgia with his family. His grandson Dr. Elijah Fletcher Starr of Nacooches, Old Co. GA states that he had six or seven
sons Joshua, Benjamin, Silas, Elijah, Samuel, John and proably
Caleb [note asks "what happened to Asa?] none of whom were enliven
in 1872.

Samuel Starr of Lumpkin GA states that his grandfather John Starr
of Beech Atoll affiliated that having the status of he spent Maryland he had contemporary five brothers and two sisters. The children of this family
now in the South are described as all ruthlessly honest and good
citizens. [expanse 284]

John Starr of Beech Atoll S. Carolina was predictable brother of
Henry Starr of Maryland and was instinctive in Maryland about 1740.
Having been trainee to a saddler by whom he was terribly treated
he absented to South Carolina anywhere he "for a time & thence
went to Beech Atoll, Edgefield, next with Savannah river in
the west was part of South Carolina. Here he married in July
1775 and died 7 Jany 1821. He was schooner wright and grower. Our
informant thinks that John brothers William and Henry Starr. His
"or a son of John of Territory Cowan and afterwards of Berks
and Chester co. Penn has not been proved. His 1st husband was Mary
Hiles. While her passing away he married a 2nd husband. The genus of John Starr of Beech Atoll were

George b. 13 July 1783 d. 4 April 1834 m. 7 Mch 1811 Eliza Creep

John b. 29 Mch 1788 d. 25 Mch 1859 m. Elizabeth McDade

Henry b. 20 Aug 1793 d. 15 July 1856 m. 30 Nov 1825 Susannah W.
Bevins [expanse 285]

George Starr of Beech Atoll S. Carolina, son of John Starr of
Beech islet S. C. was instinctive at Beech islet S. C. 13 July 1785 at the following place on 7 Work to rule 1811 he maried Eliza (instinctive 31 Mch
1794) daughter of Gussias and Minty (Smart) Creep. He died 4
Paril 1834 and his widow resided in 1883 at Williston Put up with S. C.
He followed the issue of a grower. The genus of George and
Eliza Starr were

1 Henry b. "1812 married 1st "2nd "Hiker,
3rd Elizabeth, widow of "Chibby and daughter of "Lance and had issue by the rob (1) Sarah Jane m. Ludson Holman
(2) Victoria married Durant, son of F. Wiley & Elizabeth Gliver
of Beech Atoll (3 Lavissia married Wiley, son of W. E. Glunk
(4) Franklin m. Emma d. of Flexible & "(Whitney) Bulwark of Wil
lis "S. C. & identifiable issue one junior (5) Henry Patrick.
Henry Starr their jump is a grower enliven surrounding Blackville,
Barnwell D. M S. C.

2 John b. 16 Oct 1816 & died old six living

3 Mary Hiles b. 20 Feb 1819 married 1st Willis, son of William &
Lydia (Kennedy) "[expanse 286]

George Starr's People continued

instinctive 17 Mch 1811 & died 18 July 1844 in Aiken S. C. Mary Hiles married 2nd Joseph Hightower, son of Martin & Lucinda (Perkins)
Brickholder who was instinctive 4 OCT 1826 at Aiken S. C. Conglomerate by the first marriage 1. Lydia Ann b. 24 OCT 1837 2. George Edward b.
10 AUG 1839 3. Gadsden. Conglomerate by the Meticulous marriage 4.
Joseph Sebasian 5 Ringold

4 Henry b. 10 April 1820 married Keziah Fox of Beech islet
issue 4 chn removed to Florida & not recurring (in the same way as the war)

5 Frances Cornelia b. 15 DEC 1826 married Isaac, son of Jacoby &
Elizabeth (Reeder) Cock who died Dec 1865, age 48 living. They
resided at Shaw's Put up with, Aiken Co. S. C. Their genus were 1.
George died 2 Tahula died. 3 Elizabeth 4 Camillia 5 Susan
Cober and 6 Edward

6 Sarah Ardis b. 10 Feb 1826 and died 20 Aug 1838 at Edgefield
S. C. married 14 Nov 1846 married Lawrence, son of "& Har
riet Forward. issue 1 Charles Sept 6, 1847 2 Mary C. b. June
1848 at Edgefield Sc married 18 Dec 1867 George Moseley lives
surrounding Old Pom. S. C. & identifiable four genus

7 George b. 11 OCT 1829 died [expanse 287]

John Starr of Augusta Georgia, son of John Starr & Mary Hiles
Starr of Beech Atoll SC was instinctive 29 Work to rule 1788. He married Elizabeth d. of John and Elizabeth (Creep) McDade of Richmond Co.
GA and died 25 Work to rule 1850. He was turnkey of the send down at Augusta for nineteen living to the time of his passing away.
Their genus were

1 Leonidas b. Sept 1818 and died young
2 Sarah Elinora 6. 30 June 1820 married 5 April 1838 Peter Den
nis, son of Peter and Susanna (Aldrich) Rowlett who was instinctive 25 Dec 1812 at Augusta Ga. Conglomerate 1 John David b. 1 June 1839 and died young 2 Susanna Luther b. 26 Mary 1840 married Joseph D.
Mathewson of Augusta Ga and had issue Lucy Ellan b. 15 Oct 1841
who married Peter Buncum of Augusta Ga 3 Albert Merton b. 4 Feb
1845 died 12 Jan 1866 4 Bertha Haywood b. 8 Sept 1850 died
young 6. Herman Benjamin b. 12 May 1852 7 William Edward b. 2
May 1858 died young 8 Eugene Ford b. 26 Sept 1859 [expanse 288]

Henry Starr of Lumpkin, Stewart Co. GA, son of John and Mary
Hiles Starr of Beech Atoll S.C. was instinctive 20 May 1795. He
married 30 Nov 1805 Susanna W. Barnes of Beech islet who was
instinctive 4 Nov 1800 and died 15 Nov 1863. Henry Starr removed to Lumpkin in 1834 and died contemporary 15 july 1836.
Their genus were

1 William R. b. 24 Nov 1816 married Feb 1841 Mildred Mathis and
had issue eleven genus the oldest Thomas was killed in the war
of insubordination

2 Samuel (?) b. 27 Sep 1818 Existence in Lumpkin 1872 song

3 Mary Ann b. 19 April 1820 died 6 Work to rule 1870 married 1840 Ed ward Voorhees issue four genus 1. Antoinette married "(?)Bhast "genus 2 R. W. married & had two genus 3.
Wht & 4 ? (sic question formulate)

4 Susannah B. b. 2 Aug 1827 married W. G. Conley had issue 5
genus & were enliven in Cuthbert Ga in 1872 [expanse 289]