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↑ Source: #S2881 Page: page 1348 Data: Text: Quote: "Morristown Presbyterian Church Records, Combined Registers; Jonathan Stark married Margaret Ball May 14, 1765.
↑ Source: #S1748 Data: Text: Margaret's last child, Job Ball Stark, was born in 1787. If she was 45 years old in 1787, she could have been born as early 1742. If she was 15 years old when she married in 1765, she could have been born as late as 1750. CLL, Dec. 2001
↑ Source: #S2881 Page: pages 1349 & 1350 Data: Text: Source: Nelson Co., KY deeds; Oct. 20, 1798, "Jonathan Stark and wife Margaret...." "His [Jonathan's] wife had probably died previously. [Before June 20, 1803] Had she been living, she would have been on the tax list....."
↑ Source: #S893 Page: page 15 Data: Text: gives date of marriage. However, CRS text shows Jonathan is son of Aaron Stark and Elizabeth Young. New evidence shows he was the son of Jonathan Stark and Sarah Laycock/Lacock.
↑ Source: #S2881 Page: p. 1348 Data: Text: Source: Morristown Presbyterian Church Records, Combined Registers
Source: S2881 Author: Compiled by Mary Kathryn Harris & Mary Iva Jean Jorgensen Title: James Stark Of Stafford County Virginia And His Descendants, Volume 1 Publication: Name: Privately Printed, Fort Worth, TX, Copyright 1985; NOTESource Medium: Book
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Compiled by Clovis LaFleur. Please give credit to the researchers who have contributed family data for this individual. Thank you!!!
Note N2612Source: "Centennial History of Madison County, Illinois, Edited by W. T. Norton Publication: The Lewis Publishing Co., [Chicago, 1912]. Page 1119 Quote: Jonathan Stark married a Ball and had six children, namely; Jonathan, Jesse, Joseph, Job, Hannah and Polly or Mary.........The Ball family, in America, originated from two brothers who came from England to America in the year 1650, one settled in Virginia and the other in New Jersey.
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Ball-5506 and Ball-4500 appear to represent the same person because: Hello,
These are very similar profiles, the dates on one are more correct. They are the same person. I have yet to add the rest of the children. I will offer a merge for Jonathan Stark shortly... We can line up the unknown children soon.
These are very similar profiles, the dates on one are more correct. They are the same person. I have yet to add the rest of the children. I will offer a merge for Jonathan Stark shortly... We can line up the unknown children soon.
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