The following family tree includes the known descendants of Archibald Stark, one of the earliest settlers of Manchester NH. The famous Gen. John Stark of New Hampshire was the son of Archibald-1, and many of his descendants are also included here.

This is NOT meant to be a comprehensive genealogy of ALL Stark lines in the United States, NOR even ALL Stark lines in New Hampshire. I have included all the information I have knowledge of, along with sources (at the bottom). Please do not contact me, asking if I would research your Stark line. If your line is not here, then I am not aware of it!! If you have information to add to this tree, I will be happy to include it.

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For Photographs that are Stark-related, look here.
Likeness and Signature of Brigadier-General John Stark

Stark at Bunker Hill, Stark at Bennington, Stark at home, Molly Stark Cannon, pages 293-315 of the following source (This is a large PDF file, 2454 KB) FROM: Willey's semi-centennial book of Manchester, 1846-1896 : and Manchester edition of the Book of Nutfield : historic sketches of that part of New Hampshire comprised within the limits of the old Tyng Township, Nutfield, Harrytown, Derryfield, and Manchester, from the earliest settlements to the present time by George Franklin Willey; Manchester, N.H.: G.F. Willey, 1896pgs.

Also see the Stark Family Tree DNA Study [note I am NOT affiliated with this study]. If your surname is Stark, and you are a male descendent of any Stark family, this study is looking for you.

*FIRST GENERATION*

Archibald-1 STARK
was born at Glasgow, Scotland in 1697, and received his education in the university of that city. When quite young, he went with his father to Londonderry, in the north of Ireland, where he married Eleanor Nichols, the dau of a fellow immigrant from Scotland. In 1720 he embarked for America in company with many of his country men, and after a tedious voyage arrived in Boston in late autumn. Many of them were ill with smallpox, and they were not permitted to land, but went to the present town of Wiscasset, on the Maine coast, where they spent the winter. The following year he joined the Scotch-Irish settlers in what is now called Londonderry, where he lived until 1736. His home was about two miles south of the village of East Derry. During that year (1736) his buildings were destroyed by fire, and instead of rebuilding he removed to Harrytown [Manchester] and settled on the Thaxter grant a short distance above Amoskeag falls. He built the house now standing at the east end of the Amoskeag bridge, which was occupied for many years by the widow of Jonas Page. For the safety of the people in his immediate vicinity a fort was built at Amoskeag, which was called Starks' Fort. On the 9th of March 1747, he petitioned His Excellency, Benning Wentworth, Esq. , that a competent number of soldiers may be allowed him to be station at his garrison to guard and defend him and others in performing their necessary labors. He was the first named grantee and one of the principal proprietors, and in compliment to him the town of Dunbarton was known as Starkstown for fourteen years, until 1765. Archibald Stark died in Derryfield [Manchester] 25 June, 1758 and was buried in what was known as the Christian brook cemetery, which was situated about where the north end of the Manchester locomotive works later stood. [The writer well remembers when the bodies in this cemetery were removed. The bluff on which it was situated was some thirty or more feet high and close to Canal street, and was leveled to make way for a street that was put through just north of the locomotive works as then built. This street was afterwards discontinued so that the locomotive works could enlarge their plant and still have the same under one roof. A low slate headstone in the south-westerly corner of the Valley cemetery marks the spot where the remains of Archibald Stark now repose, and bears this inscription: "HERE LYES THE BODY OF Mr. / ARCHIBALD STARK HE / Departed This Life June 25th / 1758 Aged 61 Years." / His wife was Eleanor "Hellen " Nichols whom he married in Londonderry, Ireland. After the death of Archibald Stark, his land was divided among his four sons: William, John, Samuel and Archibald.
Children of Archibald & Eleanor (Nichols) Stark
1. +Anney/Ann/Anna STARK, b. 20 June 1722 in Londonderry NH; d. 28 Jan 1805; buried in Manchester NH; m. William Gamble in 1744. He b. 1709 and d. 1785. They had sons William and Archibald. He had m1) Widow Clark. He signed the Association Test 1 June 1776. His will dated 24 Nov 1785 states he was in the 77th year of age.
2. +William STARK, b. 1 Apr 1724 in Londonderry NH; d 1776 in Long Island NY; m. 22 Feb 1754 in NH to MARY STINSON
3. Isabelle/Isabel STARK, b. 1726 in Londonderry NH; died 1797; m. Hugh Sterling before 1761. They had children (STERLING): Isabel Stark, Archibald, Jane, Margaret, Mary, Martha, John Stark, and James.
4. +Gen. John STARK, b. 28 Aug 1728 in Londonderry NH; m. Molly Page
5. +Archibald STARK JR., b. 1730 in Londonderry NH, d 17 Jan 1819 Hopkinton NH; m. Mary Anderson
6. Mary STARK, m. Hugh Conroy/Conway
7. Jean STARK, b. c1734 in Londonderry NH; d. 1797; m1) James McCully/McCalley; m2) c1751 in NH to Samuel Stinson
7. +Samuel STARK, b. 1736 in Derryfield NH; d. 16 March 1809 in Conway NH; buried Manchester NH; m. 1758 to ELizabeth Powers

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*SECOND GENERATION*

Anney/Ann/Anna-2 STARK (Archibald-1) b. 20 June 1722 in Londonderry NH; d. 28 Jan 1805, aged 84 years, having been unfortunately burned with the house then owned by her son Archibald Gamble; buried in Manchester NH; m. William Gamble, son of Thomas Gamble in 1744. He b. 1709 and d. 1785. He came to this country in 1728 aged 19 from Derry Co. Ireland They had sons William and Archibald. He had m1) Widow Elizabeth Clark who died in 1755. He signed the Association Test 1 June 1776. His will dated 24 Nov 1785 states he was in the 77th year of age. He died suddenly of cramp colic 28 Nov 1785, age 76 years. His will mentions wife Anna, son William, son Archibald, daughter Jennet McClintock, daughter Margaret Love, and John Stark of Derryfield, appointed executor.
Children of William & Elizabeth Gamble:
1. Jennett/Jarnet GAMBLE, b. ? m. 12 Feb 1760 Alexander McClintock
2. Margaret GAMBLE, b 5 Apr 1751; m. William Love a farmer of Hillsboro NH
Children of William & Anna (Stark) GAMBLE:
3. William GAMBLE
4. +Archibald GAMBLE, b. 8 June 1762, d. 28 July 1840; He m1) Margaret Bold, dau of Nathaniel & Margaret Bold of Derryfield, b. 1752; He m2) Elizabeth Patten, dau of John and Jean (Karr) Patten of Chester NH, b. 13 Feb 1760, d. 1 Sep 1834; He m3) 9 June 1840 Abagail Parker/Barker

William-2 STARK (Archibald-1), b. 1 Apr 1724 in Londonderry NH; d 1776 in Long Island NY; m. 22 Feb 1754 or 22 Feb 1754 in NH to MARY STINSON of Dunbarton. She b. 30 March 1734 and died 15 Oct 1817 in NH. He was known as Col. William Stark; was the second person named in the proprietors' records as a grantee of Starkstown; was prominent and active in the management of the early affairs of the town. It is said he had a good education, was a good penman and a prompt man of business. The first town meeting, under the charter was holden at his house, and he was elected the first town clerk, and the town meetings for several years prior to the erection of the first meetinghouse was held at his house. During the years 1757-1758 and 1759 he rendered important service in the Seven YEars' War. He was distinguished as a captain of rangers under Robert Rogers on the northern frontier, was with Amherst at the capture of Louisburg and fought under Wolfe on the plains of Abraham. At the commencement of the Revolution his inclination was favorable to the cause of the colonists, but indignant at what he considered an unjust and insulting neglect, in the State Council of New Hampshire refusing his request for a command, he repaired to New York and became a colonel in the British service. He was killed by a fall from his horse in 1776, on Long Island, soon after he received his commission. His children were all born in Dunbarton NH.
Children of William & Mary (Stinson) STARK:
1. William STARK JR., b. 27 Aug 1756 in Dunbarton, Merrimack Co NH
2. John STARK, b. 1 Nov 1758 in Dunbarton NH; served as adjutant of the 1st Continental Regiment of New Hampshire; He d. 1776 of smallpox at Chimney Point, Lake Champlain
3. +Archibald STARK, b 7 Nov 1760 in Dunbarton NH; d. 1824 in Cambellstown, Preble Co. OH; m. Eleanor Stark
4. Mary STARK, b. 19 Aug 1762
5. Stephen STARK, b. 27 Sep 1764 in Dunbarton NH; probably the Stephen Stark living in Goffstown NH in 1790 census.
6. +Thomas STARK, b. 25 Jan 1767 in Dunbarton NH; m. Mary B. Gove, dau of Jonathan & Mary (Hubbard) Gove. She b. 7 Jan 1775 and d. 1 Feb 1850.
7. James STARK, b. 22 March 1773 in Dunbarton NH

Major General John-2 STARK (Archibald-1) was b. 28 Aug 1728 in Londonderry, Rockingham Co. NH and died 8 May 1822 in Derryfield (former name of Manchester), Hillsborough County, New Hampshire; He married 20 Aug 1758 in Dunbarton, NH to Elizabeth Page, dau of Caleb and Ruth (Wallingford) Page. She b. 20 Aug 1758 in Dunbarton NH and died of typhus 29 June 1814, aged 78.
In 1736 he moved with his father to Harrytown [Manchester] NH upon the easterly bank of the Merrimack River, afterwards within the limits of Derryfield, and subsequently the name was changed to Manchester. [As a boy and later in life he lived at this home of his father near the falls. This house passed into the possession of the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company in 1835. For a hundred years with some alterations, it was rented to tenants. In the spring of 1973 the Industries deeded the property to the Molly Stark Chapter, D.A.R. that is might be preserved as the oldest house in Manchester, and as the home of one of the foremost heroes of the American Revolution. Suitably furnished, it is open to the public. After the house came into the possesion of Molly Stark Chapter, a gable which had been added on the south side was removed, also a bathroom which had been made from the entrance hall. Layers of paint were removed from what proved to be fine old pine boards; the big fireplace in the kitchen was opened; and from what was probably the spinning room and a shed a good-sized auditorium wsa constructed, without changing the outside of the house. In the auditorium is hung a portrait of General Stark by the artist Tenney, which was sent to the Centennial in Philadelphia in 1876 by the City of Manchester. The southwest room was furnished with period furniture by Mrs. Palmer, formerly Mrs. DeWitte Howe, who also loaned some pieces for the other rooms. In the southeast room are displayed in a show case various articles from members of the Stark family, including gifts from the late Mrs. John Osborne, a charter member of the Molly Stark Chapter, who was a great-great-granddaughter of General Stark. These relics include a wedding bonnet, slippers, bag, stockings of Susan Stark Gamble, and a towel woven by Molly Stark herself. There is also a pair of bellows that came from the General's home, and a three-cornered chair which was his. Other General Stark relics are in the building of the Manchester Historical Society.] In April 1742, having penetrated the forest as far north as the present town of Rumney, while engaged in trapping, he was taken prisoner by the Indians and carried to St. Frances, Canada, where he was ransomed for one hundred and three dollars the following August. He had acquired such a reputation for exploring the country and accompanying expeditions that, upon the breakout out of the Seven Years' War, he was commissioned as second lieutenant of Rogers' Co. of Rangers, attaached to Col. Blanchard's Regiment. During the wear he took part in the engagements at Lake George, Ticonderoga and Crown Point. In 1760, after the reduction of Canada, Capt. Stark returned home and directed his attention to his farm and sawmill in Dunbarton. In the spring of 1775, when swift couriers disseminated the intelligence throughout the towns of the battles of Lexington and Concord, Capt. Stark was at work in his sawmill in Dunbarton. Leaving the mill he immediate repaired to his house, soon mounted his horse and started for Medford, Mass., warning those on the road to there assemble. He was made colonel of the 1st N.H. Regiment. The part that he took in the American Revoltuion, and the conspicuousness of his bravery at Bunker Hill, Ticonderoga, Crown Point, Trenton, Bennington and Saratoga are too well known to be recounted here. He was fourteen years of active service, held commissions from lieutenant to brigadier-general, and after the war retired to his home upon the banks of the Merrimack River near Amoskeag Falls in the city of Manchester. Here Gen. Stark built his house in 1765, upon the same site where his father built his house in 1736, and occupied it as a family residence until his death in 1823. It was destroyed by fire March 23, 1866. Gen. Stark was a cool, brave commander, and to him the american colonies were greatly indebted for their success. His reply to Capt. Dearborn while crossing Charlestown Neck before the battle of Bunker Hill, when urged that they should quicken their movement, that "one fresh man in action was worth ten fatigued ones;" and his views expressed in the council of war just before the battle of Trenton, "teach the soldiers to place dependence upon their firearms and their courage," and his address before the battle of Bennington to his soldiers which has been arranged by Fitz-Greene Hallack in the following language:
"Soldiers, those German gentlemen were bought
For four pounds eight and seven pence per man
By ENgland's King; a bargain it is thought
Are we worth more? Let's prove it while we can,
For we must beat them, boys, ere set of sun,
Or my wife sleeps a widow! It was done."
reveal the spirit and character of the man. Reportedly, during one cold winter the troops under Stark, encamped near Ticonderoga, were poorly clothed and had very little food. At his wife's entreaty he sent soldiers ill with small pox, some twenty in number to Derryfield. Molly turned the house into a hospital, nurse and saved them all together with one of her own children. Stark was a member of the tribunal which tried and convicted Major Andre as a spy. That board was thirteen in number with such noted men as Knox, Schulyer, Lafayette, Von Steuben and Glover of Marblehead, leading officers in the Continental Army. In 1783 he was ordered to headquarters by Washington, given the person thanks of the Commander-in-Chief and the rank of Major General by brevet.
Children of John & Elizabeth (Page) Stark:
1. +Caleb Page STARK, b. 3 Dec 1759 in Dunbarton NH; m. abt 1787 to Sarah McKinstry. She b. 14 Aug 1767 and died 11 Sep 1839. Reportedly the youngest survivor of the Battle of Bunker Hill. By 1830 removed to Ohio where he died 26 Aug 1838 [in Oxford OH].
2. Archibald STARK, b. 28 May 1761 in Derryfield NH; d. 11 Sep 1791; left no issue
3. +John STARK, b. 17 Apr 1763 in Derryfield NH; d. 24 Nov 1844 in Derryfield NH; lived in his grandparent's house; m. 1782 to Mary [Polly] Huse. She b. 24 March 1760
4. Eleanor STARK b 4 March 1765, d.20 Aug 1767
5. +Ellen/Eleanor STARK, b. 30 June 1767 in Derryfield NH; d. 1843; m1) 1787 Isaac Babson; m2) Thomas Coombs
6. +Sarah STARK, b. 11 June 1769 in Derryfield NH; d. 29 Jan 1801; m. William Blodget
7. +Elizabeth STARK, b. 10 Aug 1771; d. 13 May 1813 at Ryegate, Caledonia Co VT; m. John G. Cameron. He b. 1761 in Scotland
8. +Mary (Molly) STARK, b. 9 Sep 1773 in Derryfield NH; m. Benjamin Stickney
9. Charles STARK, b. 2 Dec 1775 in Derryfield; sailed from Boston MA Nov 1796, in the brig "Sipsburg/Shipsburg," owned by his brother Caleb Clark; disappeared at sea; left no issue
10. +Benjamin Franklin STARK, b. 16 June 1777 in Derryfield NH; d. 19 July 1809; m. Elizabeth Cushing. She b. Nov 1775 and d. 9 May 1866.
11. +Sophia STARK, b. 21 June 1782 in Derryfield NH; d. 18 June 1870 in North Reading MA; buried Forest Hill Cemetery, Londonderry NH; m. Samuel Wallace Dickey. He b. Sept 1773 in Londonderry NH

Archibald-2 STARK (Archibald-1), b. 1730 in Londonderry NH, d 17 Jan 1819 Hopkinton NH; in 1800 residing in Hillsboro NH; He m. Mary Anderson in 1763/65 in NH. She b. 1745 and d. 30 July 1814 in Dunbarton NH He was a lieutenant in Rogers' Corps of Rangers in 1757 to 1759 and one of the first grantees of Starkstown [later Dunbarton] NH. Archibald-2 Stark and Hugh Sterling were granted 2,000 acres of land in the present town of Conway by Gov. Benning Wentworth Oct 31, 1765, in recognition of their valiant services as officers in the French and Indians Wars--T.P., Vol. IX, page 306 and S.P. Vol XXIV, page 658. He was a member of Capt. John Moore's Co. at the battle of Bunker Hill, and later held commission as lieutenant and captain. He settled in Hopkinton NH, where he died. Promoted to Lieutenant 5 July 1780, and assigned to 1st Regiment by general orders dated 1 Nov 1780.
Children of Archibald & Mary (Anderson) STARK:
1. Green STARK
2. Robert STARK, b. 1766, d. 1840
3. Sarah STARK, b. 1768/69, d. bef 1868; m. -- Healy
4. +Lieut. John or Jonathan STARK, b. 1772, d 1851; m. his cousin Betsey Stark;
5. Mary/Polly STARK, b. 5 July 1773 in NH [possibly Dover]; died 9 Sep 1820; m. Dr. John Patrick Burns
6. +Elinor/Eleanor STARK, b. 1774 in NH; m. her cousin Archibald Stark [SEE ARCHIBALD STARK]
7. +Elizabeth/Betsey STARK, b. 1776 in Dunbarton NH, d 17 June 1853 in Brownston IN; m. Joseph Emerson in 1809
8. +James STARK, b. 1780 in Dunbarton NH; d. 20 Dec 1827 in Hopkinton NH; m. Susan Walker
9. Jean/Jane STARK, b. 1782; d bef 1868; m. Alexander Andrew Cunningham (possibly the son of George Cunningham of Goffstown who b 31 Oct 1763 and d. 19 Feb 1828).
10. Nancy STARK, b. 1785/87, d. 1874 in Chicopee, Hampden MA; m. John Chase> In 1850 John and Nancy Chase living in Chicopee MA, John 62 machinist NH (b abt 1788), Nancy, Hiram Davis 27 gardner, Betsey Bona 48 F NH, Mary Gallagher 30 F Ireland, Elisabeth Stark 12 F NH, Hannah Davis 27 F NH, Martha A. Chase 24 F NH. In 1870 US Census she is living in Chicopee MA, a widow, age 83 b NH; also living with her is Eliza Loughlin age 68, Betsey Bond age 68 b NH, and Asa Woodward age 38 b Mass.
[Lola Parker Pitman, Mrs. Walter A., DAR #22889 is a descendant of this line]

Samuel-2 STARK (Archibald-1), b. 8 Oct 1736 in Derryfield or Londonderry NH; d. 16 March 1809 in Conway, Carroll Co, NH; buried Manchester NH; m. 1758 to ELizabeth Powers. She b. 1739 and d. 10 March 1818 in Conway NH. Samuel Stark is first mentioned in 1753 when he signed, with his father and brothers, a protest against closing a new road. He is next found on the records in 1765, when, on October 31st, grants of two thousand acres each to Lieutenant Hugh Sterling of Londonderry, Lieutenant Samuel Stark of Derryfield, and Lieutenant Archibald Stark [his brother] of Dumbarton [sic] were "made in consideration of services in our Independent Company of Rangers" in the last French and Indian War. He resided in Derryfield until 1787 as we find he was one of the selectmen that year, and afterwards moved to Conway NH where he continued to reside until his death. On June 1, 1799, the inhabitants of "Sterling's Location, and Archibald Stark, Samuel Stark's Location" petitioned to be annxed to the township of Conway, which he had founded in 1765. By an act approved June 14, 1800 these tracts were annexed to Conway. He was taxed, from 1765 to as late as 1808 in Manchester. After his death the widow, Elizabeth Stark appears as late as 1817. Samuel Stark's name is frequently in the town records [of Conway] and he held all the offices of the small community, as constable, selectman, surveyor of highways, tax collector, petit juror and grand juror. He is usually called "Ensign" or "Lieutenant" on the records. He signed the "Association of 1776." He and his wife are buried at Valley Cemetery in Manchester NH.
Children of Samuel & Elizabeth (Powers) Stark:
1. Jonathan STARK
2. Samuel STARK, b. 8 Oct 1766; d. 8 Feb 1839; m. Rebecca Whittaker
3. Robert STARK
4. Polly STARK, 1771-1820; unm.
5. Betsey STARK, b. 4 May 1771; m. Lieut. John-3 Stark, her cousin, [son of Archibald-2, Archibald-1]
6. Annie STARK, 1775-1849; m. Amos Kimball
7. Fannie/Fanny STARK, 1779-1865 m. 30 Jan 1819, William Burbank
8. Archibald STARK? One source says child was John STARK who m. Abigail Coombs
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*THIRD GENERATION*

Archibald-3 GAMBLE (Anna-2 STARK, Archibald-1) b. 8 June 1762, d. 28 July 1840; He m1) Margaret Bold, dau of Nathaniel & Margaret Bold of Derryfield, b. 1752; He m2) Elizabeth Patten, dau of John and Jean (Karr) Patten of Chester NH, b. 13 Feb 1760, d. 1 Sep 1834; He m3) 9 June 1840 Abagail Parker/Barker. He served during the Revolutionary War under General John Stark, and was supposed to have been at Bennington VT. He received a pension from the U.S. which commenced 4 March 1831. He was fond of hunting and in a swamp on his farm in one winter, he killed nine bears. The swamp to this day is called Bear Swamp. When the old house was burned on 28 Jan 1805, reportedly she attempted to get out the door, but the flames prevented her, then she tried the windows but they were frozen down, then she broke through the glass, sash, etc. and threw out the bedding, and lastly her children. Her husband who was sick and feeble she assisted from the house, she then attempted to reach her mother-in-law, Mrs. Ann Gamble's room, but the flames had made too rapid headway in that quarter, she sprang out of the window and tried another door, and was successful in reaching the room, but found the bed empty. In order to save herself from the flames, she caught up a woolen quilt and throwing it over her head and person, in this way escaped with only a few burns. Mrs. Ann Gamble's remains were subsequently discovered and by reason of their location, it was supposed she was making her way to her son's room, but became bewildered and was unable to do so. He had issue only by his wife Elizabeth.
Children of Archibald & Elizabeth (Patten) GAMBLE:
1. Thomas GAMBLE, b. 28 June 1793, d. 2 April 1847; m 3 Dec 1829, Hannah Goodwin of Londonderry NH; Will probated 6 Apr 1847 makes his wife Hannah, sole executrix.
2. +Archibald GAMBLE, b. 15 Feb 1795, m 10 Apr 1834 Sarah Davis
3. +John Stark GAMBLE, b. 7 Nov 1796, d. 3 Feb 1840, m. 6 May 1829, Susan/Sarah Stark
4. +Margaret GAMBLE, b 31 Aug 1798; m 25 Sep 1832 Alexander Curtice
5. William GAMBLE, b. 18 Dec 1800, d. 2 Dec 1821; unm.
6. +Samuel GAMBLE, b. 5 July 1803; m. 2 Dec 1836, Mary Ann Wilson
7. David GAMBLE, b. 2 Aug 1806, d. in CT 31 July 1825

Archibald-3 Stark (William-2, Archibald-1), b 7 Nov 1760 in Dunbarton NH; d. 1824 in Cambellstown, Preble Co. OH; http://www.columbiagypsy.net/ar3sta.htm; emigrated to Preble Co. Ohio from NH in 1812. He married his cousin, Elinor/Ellenor Stark [Archibald, Archibald], b 1774 in NH; d. 5 Nov 1855 in Campbellstown OH. In 1850 Ellenor is living with son Archibald in Harrison, Darke Co, OH
Children of Archibald & Elinor (STARK) STARK:
1. Frederick STARK, b. 16 Dec 1794 in Stratford NH, d. 20 Feb 1867; buried Dover Cem, Preble OH; m. 1 Feb 1820 in Butler Co OH to Abigail Dolloff; in 1860 a Frederick Stark age 68 with wife Abigail is found living in Manchester NH, a retired civil engineer. Also living in household is Elizabeth Stark, age 85 and William Stark age 34 a lawyer.
2. +Sarah Elizabeth STARK, b 1799 in NH, d. 14 Oct 1853 in Wayne Co IN. 1850 census; m. Enos WINDSOR
3. Nancy Clare STARK, b. c1808 in OH; d. 1868; buried in Eldorado, Preble Co OH; m. William Threewit
4. Elinor/Ellenor "Nellie" STARK, b. c1808 in Hamilton Co OH; d. 4 Feb 1893 in New Paris, Preble OH; buried New Paris, Preble OH; 1850 & 1860 census
5. Harriet STARK, b. c1811 in Butler OH, d. 23 March 1895 in New Paris, Preble Co OH; buried there; 1850 & 1860 in OH
6. Archibald STARK, b. c1816 in OH; 1860 living in Jefferson, Preble Co OH with sisters Harriet and Ellenor ; 1850 Census living in Harrison OH with sisters Harriet and Ellenor; 1840 Jackson OH; a merchant
7. Elizabeth "Betsy" STARK, died 5 Feb 1877 in New Paris OH, burial there.

Thomas-3 STARK (William-2,Archibald-1), b. 25 Jan 1767 in Dunbarton NH; m. Mary B. Gove, dau of Dr. Jonathan & Mary (Hubbard) Gove. She b. 7 Jan 1776 in New Boston NH and d. 1 Feb 1850.
Children of Thomas & Mary B. (Gove) Stark: [born in Goffstown NH]
1. William STARK, b. March 1793, d. 1814
2. John STARK b 26 Oct 1794, m. 26 Oct 1821 Edith Briggs of Cambridge VT. She d. 10 Apr 1845; reportedly removed to New York; and had 3 children. In 1840 in Fort Covington NY.
3. +Frances STARK, b. 25 Oct 1796 in Goffstown NH; d. 2 Nov 1886 in Bombay NY; m. 11 Apr 1822 to James GILCHRIST.
4. Luther STARK, b. 24 Jan 1802; m. D.M. Green of White Creek 28 July 1832; reportedly removed to New York; In 1840 living in Fort Covington NY with wife and 2 younger men in the household.
5. Mary STARK, b. 1804; d. 5 June 1834/5
6. +Clarissa STARK, b. 25 Nov 1807, m. 1829 to Sidney Briggs; removed to northern New York where she d.
7. +Rodney Gove STARK, b. 23 Nov 1809; m. 5 May 1839 to Sarah Jane Stark
8. Thomas STARK, b. 1811/1813, d 8 Sep 1818
9. +William (2d) STARK b. 24 July 1817, m. 27 Dec 1846, Sophia S. Stinson.

Major Caleb Page-3 STARK (General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 3 Dec 1759 in Dunbarton NH at the home of his mother's father, Caleb Page, while his father was on service in Canada. He remained in the care of his grandfather in Dunbarton during all of his youth and until 1775; m. abt 1787 to Sarah McKinstry of Taunton, MA, dau of Dr. William & Priscilla (Leonard) McKinstry. She b. 14 Aug 1767 and died 11 Sep 1839 in Dunbarton NH. At the commencement of the Revolutionary War he was under sixteen years of age. Without his family's permission he secretly collected his clothing, and without the knowledge of the family, before daybreak on the morning of the 16th of June, 1775, he mounted a horse and with a musket started for the American camp which he reached that evening. He was assigned to Capt. Reed's Co. and the next day took a part with other members of the company in the battle of Bunker Hill. [Reportedly the youngest survivor of the Battle of Bunker Hill]. Soon after he was appointed ensign in Capt. Reed's Co. in the 1st N.H. Regiment. He served in New York and Canada, was Adjutant in the battles of Trenton and Princeton, was at the battle of Saratoga and present when Burgoyne surrendered. After peace was declared he engaged in mercantile pursuits and was for a time concerned in navigation. While in NH he lived in Pembroke, running Pembroke Cotton and Woolen Factory Company. In 1828 he was postmaster of Pembroke NH. By 1830 removed to Ohio, to prosecture the family's claims to lands granted for military service, where he died 26 Aug 1838 [in Oxford OH] from the result of a long horseback ride on a very warm day. His body was brought back and buried in the family cemetery in Dunbarton NH, where a monument marks his grave, upon which his history is briefly inscribed the following, "In memory of Maj. Caleb Stark eldest son of Maj. Gen. John Stark under whose command he served his country in the war of American Independence b. Dec. 3, 1759 d. Aug. 26, 1838. (Reverse) - He entered the Army at the age of 16, as Quarter Master of the 1st N. H. Reg., was afterwards Adj. of the same and subsequently Bri- gade Major and Aide de Camp to Gen. Stark. He was present at the battles of Bunker's Hill in 1775, Trenton in 1776, and those of Sept. 19, and Oct. 7, 1777 which preceded the surrender of Burgoyne."
(S. A. R. marker). After the peace he engaged in mercantile pursuits; was awhile established in Boston with his brother-in-law, John McKinstry, and engaged in manufacturing at Pembroke NH. The principal residence of the family was in Dunbarton NH. Major Stark was described as rather above the middle height, of a slight but muscular frame, with strong features, deep set, keen blue eyes, and a prominent forehead. He much resembled his father in appearance.
Children of Major Caleb P. & Sarah (McKinstry) Stark:
1. John William, b. 24 Oct 1788, died 3 Jan 1836; unm. buried Dunbarton NH; merchant; traveled and spent some time in West Indies, of which climate impaired his health. His tombstone reads: " John W. Stark grandson of Gen. John Stark and eldest son of Maj. Caleb Stark. He was, like his illustrious ancestor, a stern Patriot and thorough Republican, a firm and sincere friend, and serupulously honest man; b. Oct. 24, 1788 d. Jan. 3, 1836 act. 47 yrs." No issue.
2. Harriet STARK (twin), b. 1790, d. 4 May 1872; unm. buried Dunbarton NH
3. Sarah STARK(twin), b. 1790, d. in 1791
4. +Elizabeth STARK, b. 8 June 1792 in Dunbarton NH and d. 10 Sep 1876 in NY, NY; m. Samuel NEWELL
5. Charles STARK (twin) b 1794; d. 1815; unm. buried Dunbarton NH
6. +Sarah STARK(twin) b 1794 in Dunbarton NH, d 5 Feb 1819; m. Joshua WINSLOW son of Isaac and Mary (Davis) Winslow in Oct 1817; buried Dunbarton NH
7. Henry STARK, b 8 Nov 1795; living in 1854; married late in life a Mrs. Randolph in Washington/Virginia, probably buried there.
8. Mary Ann STARK, b. 15 Oct 1797; d. 12 May 1815; unm. buried Dunbarton NH
9. Charlotte STARK, b. 4 July 1799, d 28 June 1889; unm.; lived on the old homestead; buried Dunbarton NH
10. Caleb STARK Jr. b 1805; d. 1 Feb 1864; unm.; member of the class of 1823 of Harvard, and in 1850 the University conferred upon him the degree of Master of Arts; he was an attorney; he wrote the "Memoir"of General Stark, and a history of Dunbarton; buried Dunbarton NH; lived most of his life in Dunbarton and was known as the "Squire." unm.
11. David McKinstry STARK, b. 1807; d. 26 Oct 1832 of consumption; unm. buried Dunbarton NH

John-3 STARK (Gen. John-2, Archibald-1) b. 17 Apr 1763, d. 24 Nov 1844 in Manchester NH; m 1782 to Mary [Polly/Molly] Huse, 7th child of Abel & Mary (Whittier) Huse. She b. 24 March 1760 in Methuen MA and d. 7 Dec 1838 near Manchester NH. He received from his father, General Stark, land in Manchester NH bounded by Brook street on the south, Webster street on the north, and running from the Old Chester line to the river. This lot contained the original Archibald Stark house where he took up residence. Christian Brook ran through this farm very near its southern boundary.
Children of John & Mary (Huse) Stark:
1. +Emily/Emelia STARK, b. 8 June 1783 in Dunbarton NH; m. John G. Moore; he b. abt 1783
2. +Gradus Bakeman STARK, b. 10 June 1785 in Dunbarton NH; m. Ann Davis [grand aunt of Roland Rowell]; she b abt 1785; In 1812 Gradus built a house on the east side of River road.
3. +Betsy STARK, b. 14 Jan 1788 in Derryfield NH, d. 13 Sept 1864; m. 1818 to Samuel Phillips Kidder. He b. 1 Nov 1768 in Billerica MA, lived in Manchester NH on Canal Street.
4. +John STARK, b. 26 Jan 1790 in Derryfield NH; d. 16 Apr 1872; m. Sally/Sallie Pollard. She b abt 1790; in 1816 built a house on River Road where he resided until his death.
5. +Frederick Gilman STARK b 6 Aug 1792 in Derryfield NH, d. 26 Mar 1861 m. Nancy Gillis. She b. abt 1792; in 1850 living in Bedford NH.
6. +Mary STARK, b. 18 Jan 1795 in Derryfield NH; d. 3 Aug 1878; m. Sept 1814 to Josiah Gillis [brother to wife of Frederick G.]. He b. abt 1795.
7. +Susan STARK, b. 17 Jan 1797 in Derryfield NH; d. 12 May 1860; m. 6 May 1829 to John GAMBLE
8. +Samuel Kidder (or R.) STARK , b. 9 Apr 1799 in Derryfield NH; d. 14 Jan 1851; m. Betsey GRIFFIN. She b. 8 Nov 1799
9. +Charles F.M. STARK, b. 26 Aug 1801 in Derryfield NH; d. 18 Aug 1873; m. Fannie Kimball. She b. abt 1801; inherited his grandfather's homestead. This house was destroyed by fire in the winter of 1865-66. His only child, Augusta, m. N.P.Whittemore.
10. +Albert G.STARK, b. 12 Aug 1804/6 in Derryfield NH; d. 28 Jan 1856; m. Susan RUSSELL.
11. +Caleb STARK, b. 14 Feb 1808 in Manchester NH; d. 1 June 1859; m. Mary Sayward
12. +Louisa STARK, b. 3 Oct 1809; d. 7 Sep 1906; m. 31 Dec 1834 to Albert G. ROBIE

Mary/Molly-3 STARK (General John-2, Archibald-1) b. 9 Sep 1773 in Derryfield NH and d. 13 Jan 1828 in Detroit, Michigan; m. 7 Aug 1802 to Major Benjamin Franklin Stickney, son of Anthony & Ruth (Brown Coffin) Stickney. He b. 1 Apr 1773 in Newburyport, MA and d. 7 Jan 1852 in Toledo OH. He m2) 12 July 1835 to Mary Matilda Way. Major Benjamin Franklin Stickney, came into the Maumee valley of Ohio as early as 1812, not 1816, as supposed. He was Indian agent at Fort Wayne, and took a prominent part in its defence against the Indians, who besieged it in August and September 1812. He was the Indian Agent for the United States at Fort Wayne, and was acting General of the left wing of Gen. Jackson's army, which was posed of Indians (of whom he had a great influence, and whom they called their white Father and Chief) at the battle fought at New Orleans, and was highly complimented by Jackson for his bravery. He was a man of good abilities, fine appearance and good moral character. After leaving Fort Wayne about 1820, he settled at Swan Creek OH, and he and Samuel Allen founded Vistula, which became part of Toledo. There was a question of boundary between Ohio and Michigan, and Stickney was the leader in the "secession" of the Toledo settlement from Ohio to Michigan, and afterwards, during times of canal speculation, back to Ohio. The last move resulted in the Toledo war of 1835. Of this Stickney was a hero. His eccentricities furnished much amusement, especially his selection of names for his children, the boys being dubbed One, Two, etc., and the girls named after states. [from Maumee Valley and pioneers : a paper by Charles E. Bliven; 1880, 44 pgs. page 36 comes the following] "From letters found among his papers, it is probable he owed his appointment as such, to the influence of those who stood high in the confidence of President Madison, who evidently wishes to placate that old revolutionary hero, General John Stark, to whom Stickney was related, as between Stark and the President there was apparently some difference of opinion. Major Stickney enjoyed the confidence and esteem not only of prominent men of his day; as shown by correspondence, now in possession of his grandson, Benj. F.S. Card, Flint, Michigan, to whom we are indebeted for their examination. He also enjoyed the respect of his fellow pioneers in this valley, although many of them were unable to appreciate his so-called visionary schemes in regard to a ship canal, or weater, route, and in later years, a rail route from the Miami of Lake Erie to the foot of Lake Michigan; as well as a canal to the Ohio, and also a canal and subsequently a railroad from the lake to the Mississippi, and particularly that the Maumee, or Mi-a-mi, as he pronounced it, would be lined with docks, from the mouth of Swan creek to opposite his farm. All of these schemes, save one, have already been fully realized, and within the period of a life time. The exception, a canal or water route from the foot of Lake Michigan to the head of Lake Erie, has already had thousands expended upon the survey, and construction of a harbor. Major Stickney was a lineal descendant from Benjamin Franklin, after whom he was named, and his father was one of Franklin's legatees, as is evidenced by a receipt on file among his papers, a rare curiousity bearing date 1794. He was a queer compound of a man--a bundle of inconsistencies. He had great knowledge of Indian customs, character, habit and dialects, of which he was familiar with more than twenty. Major Stickney lived for many years in a log house upon his farm, which extended nearly a mile along the bank of the river at Toledo OH. This gave way to the first brick house built in Port Lawrence township--quite a pretentious structure--situated about the northeast corner of Summit and Bush streets, and stood until about 1852, when it also gave way to a more modern building, erected by the Hon. D.O. Morton. A portion of the brick in the Stickney mansion were put into Stickney Hall, built by Judge Dunlap, and for many years the only regular place for theatrical amusements in Toledo."
Children of Benjamin F. & Mary/Molly (Stark) Stickney:
1. +One STICKNEY, b. 31 Aug 1803 in Pembroke NH
2. Louisa STICKNEY, b. 1805; d. abt 1808 in Pembroke NH
3. +Mary STICKNEY, b. 23 May 1808 who m. Simeon C. Greene.
4. +Two STICKNEY, b. 16 Apr 1810 in Bow, NH
5. +Indiana STICKNEY, b. 16 Jan 1817; m. Platt Card.
6. ?More

Ellen/Eleanor-3 STARK (General John-2, Archibald-1) STARK, b. 30 June 1767 in Derryfield NH; d. 1843; m1) 13 March 1787 at Warner NH to Isaac Babson, son of Isaac & Mehitable (Cue) Babson. He b. 2 Feb 1759 in Beverly MA and d. 31 July 1800 in Manchester NH ; She m2) aft 1800 to Thomas Coombs
Children of Isaac & Ellen/Eleanor (Stark) Babson
1. Sally Babson, b abt 1789 NH; possibly the Sally Babson residing in Boston MA in the 1870 US census, single.
2. Mary Babson, b. abt 1790-91 NH; in 1850 living in household of John & Sarah Stark; living with her brother John in the 1870 US Census of Manchester NH, prob. unm.
3. +Mehitable Babson, b. 1793 NH
4. John Babson, b. abt 1800 NH; probably the John Babson, farmer, living in Manchester NH in the 1870 US Census with his sister Mary.

Sarah-3 STARK (General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 11 June 1769 in Derryfield NH; d. 29 Jan 1801; m. William Blodget, son of Samuel Blodget the canal builder of Manchester NH; William was b. 18 Dec 1762; he was in trade in Goffstown and afterwards in the lumber business and owned a mill at Amoskeag Falls.
Children of William & Sarah (Stark) BLODGET:
1. Maria Louisa BLODGET, b. 20 March 1788
2. Caleb BLODGET, b. 1 June 1790 [this is NOT the same Caleb BLODGETT found in Canaan NH. That Caleb son of Asahel & Catherine (Pollard) Blodgett b. 13 Dec 1793 in Hudson NH].

Elizabeth-3 STARK (General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 10 Aug 1771; d. 13 May 1813 at Ryegate, Caledonia Co VT;She m as his first wife to John G. Cameron, son of Donald 3 Nov 1794. He was b. on the river Spey in the highlands of Scotland in 1761. Came to America about 1780 in a vessel owned, says Mr. Mason, by a Mr. Willie, who was brother-in-law of Gen. John Stark, and through him Mr. Cameron became acquainted with Gen. Stark's daughter Elizabeth, whom he m. 3 Nov 1794. He bought of John C. Jones of Boston, a tract of land containing 781-3/4 acres in Ryegate VT, which was conveyed 14 June 1793. Parts of this he cleared but never lived on it. In 1797 he exchanged 200 acres of this for three lots in the center of the town where he built a house, and opened up the first store in town, where he conducted business for many years. In politics a Democrat, he was town representative many years, councillor 1810-11, assistant Judge and Chief Judge of Caledonia County Court. At one time he was wealthy but met with reverses and became poor. He was an ardent admirer of Jefferson and once vowed that his next child should be called Thomas Jefferson. It proved to be a daughter, but he kept his word, and she was called, "Jeffie," all her life. He d. 4 March 1837. He m2) 28 Feb 1814, Persis Whittaker, whose mother possibly was a niece of Gen. Stark, had 6 more children (Donald, Jamima, Keziah, Karen, Ann and Nathan).
Children of John G. & Elizabeth (Stark) CAMERON:
1. Archibald CAMERON, b. 18 Aug 1795 in Ryegate VT, d. 13 Aug 1798
2. Elizabeth CAMERON b 28 March 1797 in Ryegate VT, d. 27 Aug 1798
3. Archibald (2d) CAMERON, b. 5 Jan 1799 in Ryegate VT; d. 5 Nov 1830
4. +John CAMERON, b. 28 Sep 1800; m. Jane Gray.
5. +Elizabeth CAMERON (2d), b. 12 July 1802 in Ryegate, Caledonia Co VT, d. 15 Nov 1876; m. Alexander Harvey Esq.
6. +Thomas Jefferson/"Jeffie" CAMERON who m. Jacob Blanchard.
7. Benjamin F.CAMERON, b. 17 Aug 1807 in Ryegate VT, d 14 Oct 1814
8. Donald CAMERON, b. 15 Oct 1809 in Ryegate VT, d. 12 Sept 1813
9. +Uz CAMERON, b. 1811 in Ryegate VT; m. Susan Farrington
10. Effie CAMERON b 24 July 1813 in Ryegate VT; m. William Strowbridge, clerk to Alexander Harvey, d. Louisville KY

Benjamin Franklin-3 STARK (General John-2, Archibald-1) b. 16 Jan 1777 in Derryfield NH and died 29 July 1806/9. He m 1801 to Elizabeth Cushing, dau of Lieut. Caleb & Sarah (Sawyer) Cushing. She b. 13 Nov 1775 in Haverill, MA and died 9 May 1866 in Manchester NH. Both buried in Valley Cemetery, Manchester NH
Children of Benjamin F. & Elizabeth (Cushing) Stark:
1. Elizabeth STARK, b. 1802; d. 19 Oct 1820
2. Abbie STARK, b. 6 July 1805; d. 30 Apr 1881 in Manchester NH
3. John STARK, b. bef 1806/09
[NOTE & CAUTION: In both SAR and DAR records is stated what follows below. I cannot verify this, and cannot find any proofs]
4.?Rebecca; m. Elijah Hyde; had dau Ruth Ann, who m. Dr. Chauncey Hathaway Burgess (who m. Ruth Ann Hyde) and had son Charles Hyde Burgess and dau Sarah Ann Burgess. Charles H. Burgess m. Wilhelmina Forbes Ashby and had son Ralph Edwin Burgess. Sarah Ann Burgess m. William Henry Doe, and had dau Edna Burgess Doe.

Sophia-3 STARK (General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 21 June 1782 in Derryfield NH; d. 18 June 1870 in North Reading MA; buried Forest Hill Cemetery, Londonderry NH; m. Abt 1794 in Londonderry NH to Samuel Wallace Dickey, son of Matthew & Janet (Wallace) Dickey. He b. Sept 1773 in Londonderry NH.
Children of Samuel W. & Sophia (Stark) DICKEY: [all b. in Londonderry NH]
1. Valkert Outhout DICKEY, b. 8 Aug 1804; d. 7 March 1833 of consumption in Georgetown MA; m. 31 May 1829 to Sarah/Sally Spafford Tenney. She b. 5 Apr 1787 in Rowley MA
2. John Matthew DICKEY, b. 10 Oct 1808; d. 29 Oct 1836 in Elba, Genessee Co NY
3. Samuel Wallace DICKEY, b. 19 Aug 1810;
4. Elizabeth S.DICKEY, b 28 July 1812
5. Mary Jane DICKEY, b. 3 Sep 1814; m. Albert Tenney, d. 8 May 1903
6. Sarah Pinkerton DICKEY, b. 11 March 1820; d. 15 Aug 1865 in North Reading, MA; m. 14 Oct 1848 in Londonderry NH to Daniel Graves. He b. 11 Dec 1794 in N. Reading MA. Children (GRAVES, b. N. Reading MA): Lucy B., b 1849; Sarah Ann, b. 6 June 1851, and Daniel Harry b 27 June 1859
7. Benjamin F. DICKEY, b. 16 May 1822; d. aft 1861 in Lowell MA; in 1861 a fruit grower in Lowell MA; m. Elizabeth M. --. She b abt 1826 in VT.
8. +Charlotte Stark DICKEY, b. 7 Nov 1824; d.5 June 1908; m. 23 Nov 1845 at N. Reading MA to Warren Augustus CAMPBELL.

Lieut. John or Jonathan-3 STARK (Archibald-2, Archibald-1), b. 4 March 1772, d 1851; m. his cousin Betsey Stark, dau of Samuel-2 & Elizabeth (Powers) Stark; she d. May 14, 1858. He d. 11 Apr 1851 in Bow NH.
Children of Lt. John/Jonathan & Betsey (Stark) Stark:
1. +Archibald STARK, b. 19 Sep 1797; m. 27 Dec 1825, Betsey Cunningham; He d. 19 Dec 1860
2. Samuel STARK, b. 2 July 1801; m. Mary Porter; he d. 15 Aug 1840
3. Clarissa STARK, b. 16 Apr 1804; d. 22 July 1820
4. +Robert STARK, b. 15 Apr 1806
5. Mary STARK, b. 18 Nov 1808; d. 31 Dec 1831
6. Elizabeth STARK, b. 22 Oct 1810; d. 22 Dec 1829
7. +Philip STARK, b. 2 Aug 1812; m. Mary Bush
8. Jonathan STARK, b. 15 June 1814; d. 17 Dec 1833
9. +Sarah Jane STARK, b. 15 Oct 1818; m. Rodney G. STARK [SEE], her cousin

Elizabeth/Betsey-3 STARK (Archibald-2, Archibald-1), b. 1776 in Dunbarton NH d 17 June 1853 in Brownston IN; m. 12 March 1809 at Dunbarton NH to Joseph Emerson. [Contrary to the "Emerson genealogy," she was not the daughter of John-3 Stark]
Children of Joseph & Elizabeth (Stark) EMERSON [born at Haverhill NH]
1. Charlotte EMERSON, b. 30 Dec 1809
2. Charles EMERSON, b. 1811. Removed to Decatur IL; was elected to public offices of importance; became Judge of the Superior Court
3. +Benjamin Franklin Cunningham EMERSON, b. 28 Feb 1815
4. +Warren Chase EMERSON, b. 7 Nov 1816; who m. Eleanor McWhinney.
5. Mary EMERSON, b. in 1818; d. unm.

James-3 STARK (Archibald-2, Archibald-1), b. 1780 in Dunbarton NH; d. 20 Dec 1827 in Hopkinton NH; m. 4 May 1808 Susan Walker of Manchester NH; She b. 1786 and d. 25 Sep 1869. For some years he was a physician in Hopkinton NH. He lived upon what was afterwards known as the Corner place. In 1813 he was appointed surgeon in the U.S. Army; graduated from Dartmouth Medical School in 1807.
Children of James & Susan (Walker) Stark:
1. Bridget STARK
2. Mary STARK
3. +Solon STARK, b born in Hopkinton NH abt 1810; physician; removed to St. Louis MO
4. +Patrick STARK, b. 1818; m. Clarinda Flanders
5. Gilbert STARK
6. James STARK
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**GENERATION FOUR**

Archibald-4 GAMBLE (Archibald-3 GAMBLE, Anna-2 STARK, Archibald-1) b. 15 Feb 1795, m 10 Apr 1834 Sarah Davis. She b. abt 1796 in NH. In 1850 U.S. Census found in Manchester NH with wife, Sarah, and daughters Caroline and Sarah F.[census shows them living in "Derryfield" prior to this time.] In 1860 Archibald and Sarah are living in Manchester with daughter Caroline S. In 1830 Archibald Gamble Jr. is listed among the town selectmen for Manchester NH. The 1840 US Census shows only 3 women (prb wife and daughters) in his household.
Children of Archibald & Sarah (Davis) GAMBLE:
1. Caroline S. GAMBLE, b abt 1835 in NH (prob Manchester)
2. Sarah H.GAMBLE, b abt 1838 in NH (prob Manchester)

John Stark-4 GAMBLE (Archibald-3 GAMBLE, Anna-2 STARK, Archibald-1) b. 7 Nov 1796, d. 3 Feb 1840, m. 6 May 1829, Susan/Sarah Stark, dau of John & Mary/Polly (Huse Stark). She b 17 Jan 1797 and d. 12 May 1860.
Children of John & Susan/Sarah (Stark) GAMBLE:
1. Elinor GAMBLE, b. 23 Oct 1830
2. John GAMBLE, b. 18 Aug 1832
3. Susan Stark GAMBLE, b. 8 Dec 1834
4. Archibald GAMBLE, b. 25 March 1838

Margaret-4 GAMBLE (Archibald-3 GAMBLE, Anna-2 STARK, Archibald-1), b 31 Aug 1798; m 25 Sep 1832 Alexander Curtice. Alexander Curtice was the son of Stephen and was b. in Antrim NH 27 Oct 1803. He was a farmer in Danbury, Hill, Vermont and in Bristol NH from about 1867, and here d. 29 Dec 1873, ae. 70-2-2. She d. Bristol NH 31 Feb 1873, ae 74-5-12.
Children of Alexander & Margaret (Gamble) CURTICE:
1. William Mason CURTICE, b. 15 Nov 1833; d. 21 July 1838, ae 4-8-6
2. Betsey CURTICE, b. 8 July 1836, d. 12 July 1840, ae. 4-0-4
3. John Warren CURTICE, b 12 Dec 1839. He m. Lydia Woodburn. Was a druggist in Hinsdale MA. He d. in Washington D.C. 1 Jan 1901, ae 61-0-19. No Children
4. +James Archibald CURTICE, b. Danbury NH 8 Nov 1841

Samuel-4 GAMBLE (Archibald-3, GAMBLE, Anna-2 STARK, Archibald-1) b. 5 July 1803; m. 2 Dec 1836, Mary Ann Wilson. She b. abt 1808 in NH; in 1860 & 1870 US census living in Manchester NH with wife and daughter. He prob died before 1880.
Child of Samuel & Mary A. (Wilson) GAMBLE:
1. Mary E. GAMBLE, b. abt 1839 in NH; in 1870 living with her parents, unmarried, in Manchester NH

Sarah Elizabeth-4 STARK (Archibald-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b 1799 in NH, d. 14 Oct 1853 in Wayne Co IN. 1850 census; m. Enos Windsor, son of Isaac Windsor. He b. 6 March 1793 in Surry Co NC and died 31 July 1839 in Preble Co OH. He m1) Nancy Jones and had 8 children, Mary/Polly Serena, Kittrana/Keturah, Jarrett Riley, Isaac Jones, Emma Salina/Sabrina, Elam Fisher, Alvin Risden, and John Pettis.
Children of Enos & Sarah E. (Stark) WINDSOR:
1. +William Riley WINDSOR, b. 7 May 1836 in New Paris OH, d 27 Sep 1909 in Muncie, Delaware Co IN; m. Mary Tamanda White 3 Feb 1867 in Whitewater, Wayne Co IN.
2. +Elizabeth Frances WINDSOR, b. 8 July 1837 in Jackson Twp, Preble Co OH, died 22 Apr 1898 in New Paris, Preble Co OH; she m. Andrew "Andy" Kirkpatrick REID. He b 11 Jan 1828 in Preble Co OH and d. 3 Apr 1907.

Frances-4 STARK (Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b. 25 Oct 1796 in Goffstown NH; d. 2 Nov 1886 in Bombay NY; m. 11 Apr 1822 to James GILCHRIST. In 1850 living in Bombay, Franklin Co NY, and Frances's father Thomas Stark is living with them. Reportedly had four children.
Children of James & Frances (Stark) GILCHRIST:
1. +Calvin Benton GILCHRIST, b. 8 Feb 1823
2. Charles GILCHRIST, b. 5 Sep 1824; d. 28 June 1853 in Detroit, Michigan; m. 2 Feb 1852 to Elvira E. Merrick
3. +Edwin GILCHRIST, b. 15 Nov 1826 in NH; m. 6 Jan 1859 Helen M. Slivens

Rodney Gove-4 STARK (Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1) b. 23 Nov 1809 in Goffstown NH; m. 5/14 May 1839, his cousin, Sarah Jane Stark of Goffstown. She was b. 15 Oct 1818, dau of Lieut. John & Betsey (Stark) Stark. She d. 26 Nov 1884 in Goffstown. He was a merchant tailor and at one time did quite an extensive business; he res. on North Mast Street in the house later owned by Sargent heirs and afterwards about 1855 built a house on the site of the later residence of Jerad Pellens [1921]. From 1837-1843 he was prominent in town affairs of Goffstown NH. He d. 4 Jan 1876 in Goffstown NH.
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1860 United States Federal Census > New Hampshire > Hillsborough > GoffstownRodney G. Stark 52 M Tailor 1400 100 NH
Sarah J. 42 F NH
Henry 18 M
Frank 16 M
Ella M. 10 F
Hannah P 8 F NY
Pilip 2 M NH
Elizabeth Sahnnon 28 F Domestic Ireland
G. Bryon Moore 20 M Merchant 5000 2500 NH
George P. Henry 23 M Clerk 400
Charles McCollum 25 Carpenter NH
Samuel Stark 15 M Mechanic NH
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Children of Rodney G. & Sarah J. (Stark) STARK:
1. +Mary STARK, b. 4 Feb 1840; m. Henry W. Hadley
2. +Lewis Henry STARK, b. 8 Dec 1841
3. +William Frank STARK, b. 31 Aug 1843;
4. George R. STARK, b. 6 March 1846; d. 14 Sep 1850
5. +Ellen M. STARK, b. 16 Aug 1849; m. Henry BLODGETT
6. Hannah P. STARK, b. 27 Aug 1851; d. 30 July 1883, unm.
7. +George Philip STARK, b. 1 Feb 1857

William-4 STARK (Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1) b. 24 July 1817 in Goffstown NH; m. 27 Dec 1846, Sophia S. Stinson. He d. 18 Aug 1871.
Children of William & Sophia (Stinson) STARK:
1. Charles H. STARK, b Jan 1848; d. 30 March 1848
2. Lizzie STARK, b. 1852; d. 8 May 1899
3. Clara STARK, b. 2 Feb 1853; d. 12 July 1853

Clarissa-4 STARK (Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b abt 1807 in NH, m. Sidney Briggs, b. abt 1806 in ?NY; removed to northern New York where she d. They are found in the 1850 US Census living in Fort Covington, Franklin Co. NY. He was a manufacturer there.
Children of Sidney & Clarissa (STARK) BRIGGS:
1. Mary BRIGGS, b. abt 1831 in NY
2. Rodney BRIGGS, b. abt 1835 in NY; In 1860 census, Fort Covington NY; painter in household of Alexander & Fanny Smallman; 1870 laborer in household of Samuel & Mary Lincoln.
3. Hannah BRIGGS, b. abt 1838 in NY
4. ?Daniel BRIGGS, b abt 1827 in NY [unknown if son or other relative]

Elizabeth-4 STARK (Caleb Page-3, General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 8 May 1792 in Dunbarton NH and d. in New York City, 10 Sep 1876. She was a handsome woman, as attested by an oil portrait and other likenesses later in the home of her great grandson, William S. Newell, in Bath. ME; m. 25 Nov 1810 to Samuel NEWELL, son of Rev. Jonathan & Lucy (Rogers) Newell. b. in Stow, MA 20 May 1786, according to Stow official vital records and died in Lawrence Mass, Jan 11, 1853. Family records give his birth date as May 3, 1783. It was the tradition of his family that he attended Harvard, but his name is not to be found on the college rolls. Two of his brothers were Harvard graduates. At one time during his residence in Cambridge he lived in the Craigie House, afterwards the home of the poet Longfellow. He was an East India merchant with business in Boston. DUring the administration of President Andrew Jackson he served as Postmaster of Cambridge, between 1829 and 1837. Mr. Newell was involved in a frightful accident at Andover MA 6 Jan 1853, in which a son of President-Elect Franklin Pierce was killed. Mr. Newell suffered a broken leg and other injuries. He was taken to the home of his son Charles Stark Newell in Lawrence, MA where he died five days later.
Both are buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge MA.
Children of Samuel & Elizabeth (Stark) NEWELL:
1. +Samuel Henry NEWELL, aka JOHN STARK, b. 10 Oct 1811 in Boston MA; m. Caroline Julia Morris; adopted by Major Caleb Stark, and he changed his name to JOHN STARK
2. Francis William NEWELL, b. 19 Aug 1814 in Boston MA; d. 1 Oct 1815
3. +Charles Stark NEWELL, b. 19 Aug 1814 in Boston MA and d. 7 Dec 1876 in NY NY who m. Alice Jane Crabbe

Sarah-4 STARK (Major Caleb Page-3, General John-2, Archibald-1) b 1794 in Dunbarton NH, d 5 Feb 1819; m. Joshua WINSLOW of Boston MA, son of Isaac and Mary (Davis) Winslow in Oct 1817 at Pembroke NH; buried Dunbarton NH.
Only child of Joshua & Sarah (Stark) Winslow:
1. +Francis WINSLOW, b. 6 Sep 1818 in Boston MA and died 26 Aug 1862 in Key West FL; m. Mary Sophia Nelson.

Gradus Bakeman-4 STARK (John-3, Gen John-2, Archibald-1), b. 10 June 1785 in Dunbarton NH; m. Ann Davis [grand aunt of Roland Rowell]; she b abt 1785 possibly in Derry NH; In 1812 Gradus built a house on the east side of River road in Manchester NH.
Children of Gradus B. & Ann (Davis) Stark:
1. +Clifton Stark, b abt January 1825; d. 14 Aug 1877 in Taunton MA; m. Mary Jane Boynton
2. Lucy Stark, b.?; died 1 Jan 1861 in Hyde Park, MA; Lucy B. Stark & Sumner Rockwood, married May 25, 1859 in MA; The marriage certificate shows: "She of Nashua NH, he of Boston. His occupation: Mason. He son of Lyman & Mary b Westfield, his second marriage. She b. Nashua NH of Gradus B & Anna her first marriage."
3. Calvin Stark, b. 27 June 1812; d. 1812
4. +Caroline Stark, b. 2 Oct 1813 in Manchester NH; d. 5 Sep 1882 in Laconia NH; m. 23 Nov 1835 in Concord NH to Daniel DINSMORE/DINSMOOR
5. Ellen Stark, b. 11 Feb 1815; d. 14 Jan 1895 in Fitchburg MA
6. Ferdinand Stark, b. 27 Dec 1816 in Manchester NH, d. 1816
7. +Leonard Stark, b. 11 Dec 1818 in Manchester NH, d. 18 Dec 1898 in Boylston MA
8. Henry Stark, b. 2 July 1821 in Manchester NH, d. New York City
9. +Elizabeth Franklin Stark, b. 24 Oct 1823 in Manchester NH; d. 29 Nov 1870 in New Ipswich NH; m. 27 Jan 1870 in Nashua NH to William E. Hassell

Betsy-4 STARK (John-3, General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 14 Jan 1788, d. 13 Sept 1864; m. Samuel Phillips Kidder. He b. 1 Nov 1768 in Billerica MA or Manchester NH, lived in Manchester NH on Canal Street. He was a farmer. He moved from Billerica MA to Manchester NH and was one of the directors at the first meeting of the Amoskeag Cotton and Woolen Manufacturing Company in 1810. He is mentioned as one of the founders of the Social Library of Derryfield [later Manchester] N.H. According to Bob Birt a Fiske family researcher, the widow Betsy (Stark) Kidder married 2nd) Col. Mark Fiske (Joseph, Mark, William, John, William, Robert, Simon, Simon, William, Symond) who was b. 21 June 1778 at Ipswich MA but removed to Londonderry/Derry NH.
Children of Samuel P. & Betsey (Stark) KIDDER:
1. +Samuel Blodget KIDDER, b. 26 Dec 1806 at Manchester NH; m. Mary Ann Spinney.
2. +Elizabeth KIDDER, b. 27 March 1809 in Manchester NH; m. Nathaniel E. Morrill
3. +John Sullivan KIDDER, b at Manchester NH 31 May 1811; member SAR
4. Mary White KIDDER, b 31 Aug 1813; d 13 March 1869. m. at Manchester 5 Sep 1847, Hon. Moody Currier [ex-Gov. of NH], he b. at Boscawen NH 22 Apr 1806; d. 23 Aug 1898, son of Moody & Rhoda (Putney) Currier. They had one child that died in infancy (possibly in his 2d marriage). He was the forty-second Governor of New Hampshire.
5. Joseph KIDDER, b. 13 March 1819; He married 20 June 1850 to Sarah B. --. (They celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1900, resided Manchester NH.). In 1850 living in Manchester NH with his sister and Stark S. Fisk (age 18) a silversmith living with them, along with Betsey Fisk, age 60 (b. 1790) [his mother-in-law]. #7588 S.A.R.; Residing in Manchester NH through 1880. Children (STARK) Maria F. (b abt 1855 NH, teacher), Annie B. (b abt 1860 NH), and Mary N.S. (b abt 1864 NH). In 1880 three daughters living at home unmarried. [NOTE: Stark S. Fiske is found in the 1870 census of Lisbon, Grafton Co NH with wife Lucinda P (age 40) and son George L. (age 14); by 1880 Stark has apparently died, and Lucinda (age 49) and her son George S. Fisk, jewler, is found in Lisbon NH; George S. Fisk is listed as a descendant of Gen. John Stark in the 1890 list (see below).]
6. Susan Stark KIDDER, b 1 June 1821, m. 1853 to Dr. David S. Palmer of Manchester, who d. 1854. One child, d. in infancy. In 1880 living in Manchester NH, widowed.

Emily/Emelia-4 Stark (John-3, Gen John-2, Archibald-1), b. 8 June 1783 in Dunbarton NH; m. John Goff Moore; he b. abt 1783.
Children of John G. & Emily (Stark) Moore: (may be more)
1. +John Stark MOORE who m. Lucy Kendall. They had at least one child, Josephine (Mrs. Albert W. Howe), b. MA, DAR#9617, In 1870 in Danvers MA census, Albert W. Howe (age 38 MA, b abt 1832), wife Josephine E. (age 29 MA, b. abt 1841), Mary J. Howe (age 17 England, b. 1853), Richard Patten laborer of Nova Scotia, and Willard Howe (age 69 MA, b abt 1801).
2. +Milton MOORE, born 1806, in Manchester, NH, married to Abigail Martin of Danvers, MA
3. Hyman MOORE b. abt 1816 in NH. He probably married in 1864 in Scituate MA to Tamazine ---. She b. abt 1842 in MA. In 1880 living in Mattapoisett, Plymouth Co MA with wife Tamryin (she age 38 b MA) and children Bertha A (15), Esther (9 MA) and Minnie (5) MA. He probably died in Waltham MA in 1889. By 1894 Mrs. Tamozine (Hyman) Moore is living on High Street in Hingham MA.

John-4 STARK (John-3, General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 26 Jan 1790 in Derryfield NH; d. 16 Apr 1872; m. Sally/Sallie/Sarah Fletcher Pollard. She b abt 1790; in 1816 built a house on River Road where he resided until his death;
Children of John & Sarah (Pollard) Stark:
1. Thomas STARK, abt 1820/22 Manchester NH; killed by the falling of a derrick
2. Elizabeth "Betsey" STARK, b. abt 22-25;remodeled "Stark House"
3. George Stark, b. abt 1826-28
4. David STARK, b. abt 1827
5. Benjamin Franklin STARK, b. abt 1830; m. Harriet Kimball. On 1890 list as being a descendant. In 1860 US Census in Manchester NH (age 30) with wife Harriet (age 30) and son Burke (age 1, b abt 1849 in NH). In this census he is a laborer. By 1860 Benjamin has probably died, and in Manchester his wife Harriet Stark, a Fanny Burbank (age 77) and son Burk F. Stark (age 11), all b. NH. In 1880 "Burke" Stark (age 30) single a book dealer is living with his mother Harriet (age 60) in Manchester NH. In 1877 Burk F. Stark is a baker working at 215 Hanover Street in Manchester NH and living in a house 609 Pine St, corner Blodgett. Harriet Stark, widow also lives here.
6. Augustus Hodgson Stark, b. 06 NOV 1834 NH; d. 8 Aug 1902; m1) 15 March 1866 in Boston MA to Isabella "Mabel" Buck, dau of Nathan & Charlotte Buck. She b abt 1846; m2) 17 Dec 1881 at Boston MA to Edith F. Furbish. She b. June 1844 in Maine. In 1860 living with the family of Philip & Mary Stark in Manchester NH; In 1870 living in Randoph MA, carriage painter. In 1900 living in Manchester NH, census states she had no children. SAR member #7631. From 1890-93, while living in Manchester NH resided on River road north, near Industrial school (this would be the Stark homestead); had a carriage shop at 516 Elm Street.

Frederick Gilman-4 STARK (John-3, General John-2, Archibald-1) b 6 Aug 1792 in Derryfield NH, d. 26 Mar 1861 m. Nancy Gillis. She b. abt 1792; in 1850 living in Bedford NH, she d. 1856. He was general superintendent and manager for the Union Locks and Canal Company.
Children of Frederick G. & Nancy (Gillis) Stark
1. Juliet STARK (Mrs. Henry C. Gillis) second child, d. in 1840. She married Henry C. Gillis. He b. in NH. He was one of the committee, which in 1841, was appointed one of a committee to determine whether an Episcopal church in Manchester might be built.
2. Emma STARK, b. abt 1827 in NH; m. Jacob G. Cilley bef 1850; He b abt 1815 in NH, and was an insurance agent. She died in 1859. In 1850 census living in Manchester NH with husband Jacob and a Lois Fletcher ?. Jacob was in 1853 a director of the Congregational Society, and he was also a member of the Odd Fellows society in Manchester NH (Hillsborough Lodge Number 2), Jacob being its third chief officer (in 1846); he was Second Sergent in the Amoskeag Veterans; he was one of the first directors of the Manchester Bank (organized 1845), and the Amoskeag Savings Bank (chartered 1852); he was clerk and treasurer of the Blodget Edge Tool Manufacturing Company (incorporated 1853); he was one of the first members of city government (September 8, 1846) as Councilman. In 1839 he was one of the members of the board of police commissioners. In 1860 in Manchester, no wife or child in household, a Martha C. Brainard, age 13 is living with him, no relationship shown. She is probably the Martha B. Cilley found in 1870 census, ?adopted. In 1870 Jacob G. Cilley is found in Manchester NH, real estate agent with Martha B. (b abt 1843 in NH) and Harry Cilley (age 8, b. abt 1862 in NH).
3. +George STARK, b 9 April 1823 in Manchester NH
4. William STARK, b abt 1826, died 1873; lawyer; author and poet; in 1860 living in Manchester NH with his parents, unmarried; in 1870 in McLean Asylum for the Insane in Somerville MA.

Mary-4 STARK (John-3, Gen John-2, Archibald-1) b. 18 Jan 1795 in Derryfield NH; d. 3 Aug 1878; m. Sept 1814 to Josiah Gillis [brother to wife of Frederick G.]. He b. abt 1795.
Children of Josiah & Mary (Stark) Gillis: (had six children)
1. Catharine K. GILLIS; m. Benjamin Walker. Had at least one ch Mary Catherine Walker, b. MA
2. +Harriet/Harriott GILLIS; m. Joseph A. Ames
3. +Charles Josiah GILLIS, b. 15 April 1822 at Wilmington MA
4. +Mary GILLIS, b. abt 1824 in MA

Susan-4 Stark (John-3, Brigadier-General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 17 Jan 1797, d. 12 May 1860; m. John Gamble. He b. 7 Nov 1796. Received from her grandfather 5 acres of land on the west side of the River road, adjoining Stark Park on the north. In 1837 they built a house on the River Road piece of land, where they afterwards lived.
Children of John & Susan (Stark) Gamble:
1. Elinor/Eleanor GAMBLE, b. 23 Oct 1830; d. 9 Apr 1910?
2. John S. GAMBLE, b. 18 Aug 1832
3. Susan GAMBLE, b. 8 Dec 1834; ?m. Josiah W. Abbott; 1890 list of descendants shows her surname as "Gamble"
4. Archibald GAMBLE, b. 25 March 1838; d. 31 Jul 1859

Samuel Kidder-4 STARK (John-3, Gen. John-2, Archibald-1), b. 9 Apr 1789?/1799; d. 14 Jan 1851; m. Betsey GRIFFIN. She b. 8 Nov 1799. Received from his grandfather Gen. John Stark land from River Road north to Rowell street and east to a point 27 rods east of Union Street. In 1821 Samuel built a house later owned and occupied by the heirs of Malachi Dodge, and in which house Charles Stark was born.
Children of Samuel & Betsey (Griffin) STARK:
1. Charles STARK, b. 1822; He m bef 1850 to Maria D. --. She b. abt 1826 in NH. He was a carpenter. In 1850 living in Boscawen NH. In 1860 living in Concord NH with wife Harriett (age 46), dau Louisa (age 19) and Frank L. (age 18) along with Edna S. Dow (age 13)
2. Harriett STARK, b. abt 1822 NH; in 1880 living in Concord NH with mother, age 59, single
3. Jerome STARK, b. b. abt 1825 in NH, carpenter. Married Rosamond/Rosemond --. She b abt 1834 in VT. Had children: Mortimer L., b abt 1855 NH
4. +John Francis STARK, b. Dec 1827 in NH; d. July 22, 1901; m. Juliet Hoyt.
5. Amanda M. STARK, b. abt 1829; m. William P. Burpee. He b. abt 1821 in NH; In 1860 William & Amanada residing in Boston MA. His occupation is "Provisions," no children at this time.
6. Sarah STARK, who m. Capt. Benjamin Richardson (as his 1st wife). He was b. 5 Apr 1820, son of Benjamin & Mary (Gott) Richardson. He m2) 1845 to Hannah Murphy and had children by his 2nd wife. Unknown if any children were born by Sarah Stark Burpee.

Charles F.M.-4 STARK (John-3 Gen John-2, Archibald-1), b. 26 Aug 1801 in Derryfield NH; d. 18 Aug 1873; m. Fannie Kimball. She b. abt 1801; inherited his grandfather's homestead. This house was destroyed by fire in the winter of 1865-66.
Only child of Charles F.M. & Fannie (Kimball) STARK:
1. +Augusta STARK, b. abt 1842 in NH; m. William M.Whittemore.

Albert G.-4 STARK (John-3, Gen John-2, Archibald-1), b. 12 Aug 1804/6 in Derryfield NH; d. 28 Jan 1856; m. Susan W. Russell of Manchester NH. She b. 3 March 1811 in NH. In 1850 living in Manchester NH; In 1860 Susan living in Manchester NH; In 1880 US Census, widow Susan W. STARK living in Manchester NH with her daughters, Mary & Samantha and their children. Albert & Susan reportedly had 9 children.
Children of Albert G. & Susan W. (Russell) Stark: [of 9 children]
1. Samantha R. STARK, b. abt 1831 in NH; m. Jacob Ordway; In 1860 married and living with her mother; In 1870 US Census living next door to her mother in 1880 living with her mother and has son Edward S. [b. abt 1863]
2. +Frederick G. STARK, b. 2 March 1834 in Manchester NH
3. Josiah H.STARK, b abt 1836 in NH, living with mother in Manchester NH in 1870 US Census, machinist, two children, William (8) and Josephine (6) possibly his children.
4. Levi B. STARK, b abt 1838 in NH; in 1860 Census living with his mother in Manchester NH; 1890 "descendants" list shows him residing in Tangipahoa, La.
5. Mary F. STARK, b. abt 1842 in NH; m. William MAYNE/MANN, who was b. abt 1838 in NH, shoemaker, and had ch: Albert S., b abt 1862 and Elsie A., b abt 1879 [Elsie is listed as "great-granddau" of Susan, so ? dau of Albert]. Husband shown in 1860 US census as William Mann, in later census Mary's surname shown as "Mayne." In 1870 living in Manchester NH with mother Susan, sibling Josiah and son Albert, but surname is Stark. In 1890 on "descendants" list living in Frenchtown, MT
6. Susan Augusta STARK, b. abt 1846 in NH; living with mother in 1860; single in 1890
7. James A. STARK, b. abt 1848 in NH
8. ?
9. ?
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1880 U.S. Census - Manchester NH - Dutton Street
Stark, Susan W W F 68 keeps house NH NH NH
Mayne, Mary F. W F 37 dau at home NH NH NH
Mayne, Albert S., W M 18 grandson, laborer NH NH NH
Mayne, Elsie A., W F age 1, Great dgrand dau NH NH NH
Ordway, Samantha W F age 47 daughter nurse NH NH NH
Ordway, Ed S. W M 17 grand son, Printer's Devil NH NH NH
Stark, Wm H. W M 18 grandson Machinist
Stark, Josie A. W F 17 granddau at school NH NH NH

Caleb-4 STARK (John-3, Gen John-2, Archibald-1), b. 14 Feb 1807 in Manchester NH, d. 1 June 1859; m. 1830 in Boston MA to Mary Nelson Sayward, dau of Henry & Mary (Nelson) Sayward of Newburyport MA. She b. 16 Feb 1805 in MA. He prob. died by 1860, as he is not found in that census in South Danvers MA with his wife and children.
Children of Caleb & Mary N. (Sayward) Stark:
1. Caleb STARK, b. 17 Nov 1831 in Boston MA
2. Kirk STARK, b. 5 May 1833 in Danvers,Essex Co MA; m. Josephine/Josie S. --; she b. abt 1846 in NH; in 1850 living with parents in Salem MA, occupation, "stabler." In 1860 living with mother in S. Danvers MA, occupation, "soap boiler." In 1870 & 1880 living in Lynn, MA with his wife "Josie," and his occupation is "paper hanger," no children by 1880; in 1890 "of Salem MA"
3. Margaret E. STARK, b. 17 July 1835 in Essex Co MA . In 1890 "of Salem MA"
4. +Nelson STARK, b. 1841 in MA

Louisa-4 STARK (John-3, Gen John-2, Archibald-1), b. 3 Oct 1809; d. 7 Sep 1906; m. 31 Dec 1834 to Albert G. ROBIE, son of Samuel & Deborah (Moore) Roby He b. 1 Jan 1806 in Goffstown NH. He resided on the homestead of his father until about 1867 when he disposed of his holdings in Goffstown and removed to Manchester NH. Was a prominent citizen of the town and held the office of selectman, represented the town in the General Court, was a practical farmer and a farmer. He d. 27 July 1886 in Manchester, NH.
Children of Albert G. & Louisa (STARK) Robie:
1. Solon S. ROBIE, b. 6 Aug 1837 in Goffstown NH; m. Laura S. Stuart. She b. 1 Feb 1831 and d. 11 Oct 1862. He was a doctor of dental science, practiced his profession in the city of Boston MA where he resided until his death. In 1890 living/office at 12 Huntington Ave/4 Pomeroy in Boston; apparently had no children
2. Lavina ROBIE, b 1841, d. 1845
3. +Royal H. ROBIE, b. 5 Aug 1845 in Goffstown; m1) Nellie A. Balch; m2) Clara Hale

One-4 STICKNEY (Mary/Molly-3 STARK, General John-2, Archibald-1), b. 31 Aug 1803 in Pembroke NH; m. 4 March 1830 in Greenfield OH to Matilda Jane Bassell, she b. 20 May 1814 in Essex NJ. She b. 20 May 1814 in Essex Co. NJ.; In 1880 U.S. census living in Toledo OH next door to his son Stark.
Children of One & Matilda J. (Bassell) STICKNEY:
1. Virturia STICKNEY, b. 3 June 1842; d. 30 May 1863
2. +Malcolm STICKNEY, b. 10 Apr 1847 in Toledo OH
3. +Stark STICKNEY, b. 12 Sep 1854

Mary-4 STICKNEY (Mary/Molly-3 STARK, Gen John-2, Archibald-1) was b. 23 May 1808 NH ; m1) 25 Sep 1831 in Port Lawrence Twp, MI to Milton Dorwin WHITNEY. He b 22 Sep 1805 in Pittsfield MA, and died by 1841. She m2) 28 Jan 1841 in Toledo OH to Simeon C. GREEN(E). He and his family are shown in the 1840 census of Port Lawrence, Lucas Co. Ohio. In 1850 Mary is living in Washington Ohio, but her children are living in Whiteford Michigan with Joel Green.
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1850 United States Federal Census > Ohio > Lucas > Washington
Erastus Cone 48 M Farmer Conn
Mary Ann Cone 47 F Mass
Noah A. Cone 19 M Farmer Ohio
Ambrose Cone 22 M Farmer Ohio
Lafinia Cone 16 F NY
Sarah Cone 13 F NY
--living next door--
Mary Green 42 F New Hampshire [b abt 1808]
Frances M. Green 16 F. Ohio [b abt 1834]
Milton A. Green 13 M Ohio [b abt 1837]
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1850 United States Federal Census > Michigan > Monroe > Whiteford
Joel Green 60 M Farmer 2000 Mass [b abt 1790 Mass]
Irene L. Green 26 F b Mass [b abt 1824 Mass]
Simeon Green 9 M Mass
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1860 United States Federal Census > Ohio > Lucas > Washington
Mary Green 51 F Farm Owner 500/150 NH
Fanny Whitney 25 F 4000 Ohio
Milton A. Whitney 22 M 4000/450 Ohio
Simeon F. Green 17 M Ohio
Catharine Lentz 24 F House Serveant Germany
Theodore Lentz 2/12 M Michigan
[living next door to Erastus Cone family]
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Children of Milton D. & Mary (STICKNEY) WHITNEY:
1. Olive Louise WHITNEY, b. 25 Sep 1831 in Port Lawrence Twp, Michigan
2. +Harriet WHITNEY, b. 31 Aug 1832 in Port Lawrence Twp, Michigan; married by 1860 to Ambrose CONE, son of Erastus & Mary Ann Cone. He b. abt 1828 in Ohio.
3. +Frances Mary "Fanny" WHITNEY, b. 2 Sep 1834 in Port Lawrence Twp, Michigan; m. Ambrose CONE widow of her sister, as his 2d wife.
4. Milton A. WHITNEY, b. 22 July 1837 in Port Lawrence Twp. Michigan
Children of Simeon C. & Mary (STICKNEY) GREEN: (may be more)
1. Simeon F. GREEN, b. 12 July 1842 in Washington Twp, OH; In 1870 living in Washington, Lucas Co OHIO with wife Emily. In 1910 he was living in Painesville, Lake Co OH. He married Emma/Emily H. --. She b abt 1843 in Ohio (fa from CT, mo fr Ohio). The 1910 census shows she had 4 children. One daughter, Irene E. age 38 single b. Ohio living with them, a teacher in the public schools.
2. Irene GREEN, b. in Toledo OH, b abt 1824 Mass DAR#62554 [NOTE: Irene could not have been the dau of Mary Stickney, may have been the dau of Simeon Green from a previous marriage.]
NOTE: Charles Green and Whitney Green shown below as descendants are probably from this line.

Two-4 STICKNEY (Mary/Molly-3 STARK, Gen John-2, Archibald-1) was b. 16 Apr 1810 in Bow NH and d. 9 July 1862 in Manhatten OH; m. 6 Aug 1854 in Vienna, Michigan to Lovina Cone.
Children of Two & Lovina (Cone) STICKNEY:
1. Dorcas Franklin STICKNEY, b. 28 Aug 1857; d. 1 Oct 1857
2. Anthony Summers STICKNEY, b. 1 March 1859

Indiana-4 STICKNEY (Mary/Molly-3 STARK, Gen John-2, Archibaldl-1) b. 16 Jan 1817; m. 10 May 1835 in Monroe Co, Michigan to Platt Card. He b. 14 Jan 1801 in Herkimer Co NY, son of William & Hannah (Mumford) Card; She d. 16 Jan 1845. In 1860 U.S. Census living in Toledo, Lucas Co OH
Children of Platt & Indiana (STICKNEY) CARD [may be more ch]
1. +Benjamin Franklin "Frank" CARD, b. 10 Sep 1841 in Manhatten OH; m. Margaret Henderson.
[Reportedly Platt Card had other wives and children, not reported here as they are not Stark descendants]

Mehitable-4 BABSON (Ellen/Eleanor-3 STARK, Maj. Gen. John-2, Archibald-1) b 1793 in NH m. Benjamin HOIT/HOITT, son of Thomas & Hannah (Stevens) Hoit. He m2) -- Twomley. lived in Barnstead NH; had 12 children in all.
Children of Benjamin & Mehitable (Babson) HOIT:
1. +Ellen HOITT , b abt 1817 m. Joshua B. Merrill of Barnstead NH. He b abt 1812 in NH. In 1860 living in Concord NH with children Lyman (age 17 b abt 1843), and Frank (age 4), and also sister Sarah A. Hoit (age 27, tailoress) In 1870 living in concord NH with son Frank B. (age 14, b. abt 1856 in NH). In 1880 living in Concord, Merrimack Co NH
2. Charlotte HOITT , b. abt 1818-1820 in NH; m. Calvin Sanborn. He b abt 1808 in NH and was a millwright. In 1860 & 1870 residing in Barnstead NH. In 1880 census of Barnstead NH where brother Thomas L. Hoitt and family is residing with her.
3. John Stark HOITT, b abt 1821 in NH; m. Fanny P. Woodhouse, prob. dau of James L. & Abigail P. Woodhouse of Barnstead NH. She b bt 1829 in NH; lived in Barnstead NH. In 1860 census living in Barnstead NH with husband, no ch in household.
4. Henriette/Henrietta HOITT b. Apr 1823 m. T. Frederick Warland, or N. Woburn MA. He b. abt 1820 in NH; in 1860 residing in Woburn, Middlesex Co MA, his occupation "currier;" 1900 she residing Barnstead NH, a widow, census shows 0 children, 0 living (so no issue)
5. Harriet Newell HOIT b. abt 1825 m. Hiram Rand, of Barnstead NH. He b Apr 1827 in NH. In 1860 census living in Barnstead NH with dau Anne F. (b abt 1852 in NH) and son John S. (b abt 1856 in NH) In 1870 US Census living in Barnstead NH with son John S. Rand. Harriet d. bef 1900 as in that census Hiram Rand of Barnstead is shown a widow.
6. Thomas Lewis HOITT, b. abt 1830 in NH; trader at Salmon Falls NH; in 1880 census living in Barnstead, Belknap Co NH with sister Charlotte. He married Martha --. She b. abt 1838 in Maine. They had child Etta B b. abt 1876 in MA. Thomas was on the committee for the "Barnstead Reunion" celebrated August 30, 1882.
7. Elizabeth Frances "Fanny" HOITT, b. abt 1832 in NH/ME m. John Johnson, of North Berwick Me. In 1880 living in N. Berwick ME, no children in household.
8. Sarah A. Babson HOITT, b. 24 July 1834 (or May 1837 according to 1900 census) in NH, and d. 21 Sep 1906 in Denver Colorado; in 1870 living with her sister Ellen in Concord NH, single, tailoress. She m in 1867 to Augustus Hiram THOMPSON. He b Sep 1811 in St. Stephen Parish, Carlotte, New Brunswick Canada and d. 1886. They were living in New Brunswick about 1890. The "St. Croix Courier" reported twice, First on 21 Oct 1897:"Mrs A. H. Thompson left on Monday evening for Barnstead New Hampshire, where she will visit relatives for a short time before returning to her home in Denver Colorado."; and secondly on the death of Mrs. A.H. Thompson: "The death of Mrs A. H. Thompson, briefly mentioned last week, following a severe attach of heart troulble two months ago and from she never recovered, Sarah Babson Hoitt was born July 24, 1834, and was the great-grand daughter of General John Stark of revolutionary fame. In 1867 she was married to A. H. Thompson, of St. Stephen, who died in 1886. In 1894 Mrs. Thompson removed to Denver Colorado, where she had since made her home with Thomas A(lexander) Irvin, her death occuring on September 21. By her request her remains were cremated at Denver and the ashes now repose with friends in New Hampshire." In 1900 census living in Clear Creek, Colorado with "foster son" Irvin, an attorney (he b. July 1869 in Canada). At that time the census shows she had no children of her own.
9. Horace HOITT, b. abt 1841 in NH; In 1860 living in household of Sylvester & Sarah Edgerly, a farm laborer

John-4 CAMERON (Elizabeth-3 Stark, Gen John-2 Stark, Archibald-1), b. 28 Sep 1800, came to maturity during the years of his father's reverses, engaged in business with great energy; farmer and drover, accumulated large holdings of land; colonel in the militia, and town rep 1846, 1861; gave his children a good education and a financial start in life; he m1) 19 Dec 1833, Jane Gray, dau of William & Isabel (Roben) Gray. She b. 27 March 1814, d 6 Apr 1860. He m2) Martha C. (Dole) widow of David Nelson of Danville VT. He retired from business and removed to McIndoes Falls, where he d. 17 May 1875.
Children of John & Jane (Gray) Cameron:
1. William G. CAMERON b 1835/36 in Ryegate VT; d. Audubon Iowa 1890, NO CHILDREN
2. Elizabeth S. CAMERON, b 1837 in Ryegate VT, m. Capt Frank Williams; res. San Francisco. NO CHILDREN
3. Isabel R. CAMERON, b. 1839 in Ryegate VT, d. Marysville CA
4. +John Stark CAMERON, b. 28 March 1841 in Ryegate VT; served 4 months during the Civil War, Dartmouth Cavalry, 7th Squadron, RI Cavalry; m. 4 Jan 1876 to Sarah H. Palmer.

Elizabeth-4 CAMERON (Elizabeth-3 Stark, Gen John-2 Stark, Archibald-1), b. 12 July 1802 in Ryegate, Caledonia Co VT, d. 15 Nov 1876; m. 27 Nov 1822 in Caledonia Co VT to Alexander Harvey Esq., son of Col. Alexander & Janet (Brock) Harvey. He b. 31 Jan 1791 in Barnet, Caledonia Co VT; an attorney; was high sheriff of Caledonia Co VT in 1843.
Children of ALexander & Elizabeth (Cameron) HARVEY:
1. Alexander Whitlaw HARVEY, b. 3 Dec 1827 in Barnet, VT; d. 4 March 1875; m. Eliza Ripley Coit, dau of George & Hannah (Townsend) Coit, b. 23 June 1832 in NY and died 10 July 1890; lawyer; In 1860 US census living in Buffalo, Erie Co NY with wife Maria, dau Eliza/Bessie Coit (b 8 Dec 1855 NY, d 5 Apr 1891) and son Alexander W. (b 28 March 1859, d 26 Sep 1902 NY).
2. +Elizabeth Stark HARVEY, b. 30 Dec 1830 in Ryegate VT; m. Frank Coburn Bill. The Bill family had at least one child, Mary Bill, b in Cambridge MA; m. Elner H. Bright, DAR # 33788
3. George Newel HARVEY b 30 June 1829 in Ryegate VT; d. 17 Aug 1862 in Washington DC; was a major in the Union Army under Col. Stetson.
4. Lewis Henry HARVEY b 20 Dec 1832 in Ryegate VT; d. 14 July 1840 in Ryegate VT
5. Edwin HARVEY b 22 March 1835 in Ryegate VT; d. 10 Apr 1863
6. Caroline H. HARVEY b 9 March 1837 in Peacham VT; m. 30 June 1868 to Rev. Ephraim/Epheriam Abbott. He b. 20 Sep 1840 in Concord NH. She d. 9 Oct 1916. He d. 19 Aug 1919 in California. He graduated Dartmouth College in 1862, Andover Theological Seminar in 1867. Principal of McIndoes Academy 1863-65; Pastor at Meriden NH 1868-72; Pastor at Newport NH 1874-84; at Cedar Rapids IA 1884-88.
7. Isabella HARVEY b 23 Dec 1823; m. Rev. David Bullions

T. Jefferson/"Jeffie"-4 CAMERON (Elizabeth-3 Stark, Brig-Gen John-2 Stark, Archibald-1), b 13 March 1804 in Ryegate VT; d. 8 Feb 1844. She m. 5 Jan 1824 to Jacob Blanchard. He b. 7 Oct 1789. He m2) 6 June 1846 to Myra Jerusha Cowles. She b 8 May 1806.
Children of Jacob & T. Jefferson (Cameron) Blanchard:
1. Mary BLANCHARD, b. 23 Oct 1824 in Peacham VT; d 27 Dec 1841
2. John BLANCHARD, b. 1 Nov 1826 in Peacham VT; d. 12 Nov 1826 in Peacham VT
3. +John Cameron BLANCHARD, b 18 Aug 1827 in Peacham VT; served in the army in the civil war; m. 28 Oct 1858 to Abbie Staples; had 11 children.
4. +Enoch BLANCHARD, b. 4 July 1830 in Peacham VT
5. Elizabeth Stark BLANCHARD, b. 18 Aug 1832 in Peacham VT; d. 20 Nov 1845
6. Nathaniel BLANCHARD, b. 13 March 1835 in Peacham VT; d. 24 Nov 1864 in Osceola, IL; served 3-1/2 yrs in the 13th and 27th Illinois Volunteers during the Civil War
7. Jane/Jean Gray BLANCHARD, b. 11 July 1836 in Peacham VT; d. 11 Feb 1842
8. +Flora Merrill BLANCHARD, b. 2 Aug 1840 in Peacham VT; d. 16 Aug 1886; m. 2 Oct 1871 to Jacob Trussell, Esq.
Children of Jacob & Myra J. (Cowles) Blanchard:
9. Lewis Harvey BLANCHARD, b 20 Aug 1847
10. Edmund Cowles BLANCHARD, b 12 Oct 1849 in Peacham VT

Uz-4 CAMERON (Elizabeth-3 Stark, Brig-Gen John-2 Stark, Archibald-1) b. 1811 in Ryegate VT; m. Susan Gould Farrington, dau of Thomas & Susan (Gould) Farrington. She b. 21 Apr 1807 in Walden VT. She had married 1st) 9 Oct 1839 in Walden VT to Sherlock VINCENT. ; From 1840-1860 living in Walden, Caledonia Co. VT, Farmer. Uz died by 1870 when Susan is living in Walden VT with son Lewis and daughter Elvira. In 1880 Susan is living in Walden VT with son Lewis W. Uz received a pension from Civil War Service, i.e. G7 Rhode Island Infantry
Children of Uz & Susan (Farrington) Cameron:
1. Thomas N. CAMERON, b. abt 1839 in VT
2. +Lewis CAMERON, b. March 1843 in VT
3. Susan E. CAMERON, b. abt 1844 in VT
4. Eugene CAMERON, b. abt 1846 in VT
5. Martha J. "Jenny" CAMERON, b. abt 1848 in VT
6. Elvira J. CAMERON, b. abt 1850 in VT

Charlotte Stark-4 DICKEY (Sophia-3 Stark, Brigadier-General John-2, Archibald-1) b. 7 Nov 1824; d.5 June 1908; m. 23 Nov 1845 at N. Reading MA to Warren Augustus CAMPBELL. He b. 1823 in MA.
Children of Warren A. & Charlotte S. (Dickey) CAMPBELL:
1. +Sarah Frances DICKEY, b. 7 March 1848 in N. Reading MA; m. 30 Jun3 1870 in Center, Strafford NH to James Edwin Gerrish
2. Clara E. b 1858 in N. Reading MA

Archibald-4 STARK (John/Jonathan-3, Archibald-2, Archibald-1) b. 19 Sep 1797 in NH; m. 27 Dec 1825, Betsey Cunningham; He d. 19 Dec 1860; she died after 1870 prob in NH. They resided in Bow, Merrimack Co. NH.
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1850 United States Federal Census > New Hampshire > Merrimack > Bow > 1
Archibald Stark 53 M Farmer 7000 NH
Betsey Stark 52 F NH
Julia F. Stark 21 F NH
Helene M. Stark 20 F NH
Nancy Stark 13 F NH
Josephus Stark 18 M Farmer
John Stark 77 M Farmer
Betsey Stark 79 F NH
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U.S. Census > 1860 United States Federal Census > New Hampshire > Merrimack > Bow
Archibald Stark 62 M Farmer 30,000/2000 NH
Betsy Stark 61 F NH
Julia Stark 30 F NH
Hellen Stark 29 F NH
Nancy Stark 22 F NH
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1870 United States Federal Census > New Hampshire > Merrimack > Bow
Stark, Betsey 72 F W Keeping House 4000/1400 NH
Stark, Julia F. 41 F W Tailoress 2000/600 NH
Stark, Helen M. 39 F W at home 1800 NH
Hammilton, Henry S. 36 M W Painter 3500/400 England
Hammilton, Nancy C. 30 F W Keeping House NH
Hammilton, Arther B. 7 M W NH
Hammilton, Helen M 5 F W NH
---living next door--
Gordon, John S. 60 M W Farmer 400 Maine
Gordon, Susan 59 F W Keeping House NH
Gordon, Joseph H. 17 M W working on farm NH
Gordon, Mary S. 12 F W attending School NH
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1880 United States Federal Census > New Hampshire > Merrimack > Bow > District 162
Henry S. Hamilton M W 46 Printer England England England
Nancy C. Hamilton F W 42 wife keeping house NH NH NH
Arthur S. Hamilton W M 17 son works on farm NH England NH
Hellen M. Hamilton W F 15 dau at school NH England NH
Mary E. Hamilton W F 4 dau NH England NH
Julia F. Stark W F 51 sister in law at home NH NH NH
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1900 United States Federal Census > New Hampshire > Hillsborough > Manchester Ward 2 > District 92
Hamilton, Henry S. Head W M July 1833 66 married 38 yrs Eng Eng Eng immigra 1854, naturalized, printer
Hamilton, Nancy C. wife W F Oct 1837 62 married 38 yrs 4 ch 3 living NH NH NH
Hamilton, Arthur S. son W M June 1863 36 married 5 yrs NH England NH Glazier
Hamilton Ella M. daughter in law, W F Sept 1875 24 married 5 yrs 1 ch 1 living NY NY NY
Hamilton, Harold B. grandson W M May 1896 4 single NH NH NY
Bernell, Adeline M. niece W F Apr 1874 26 single England England England imm 1893 (7 yrs res) Trimer cloth room
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1910 United States Federal Census > New Hampshire > Hillsborough > Manchester Ward 2 > District 124
Hamilton, Arthur L. Head M W 46 m1x 15 yrs NH Eng NH painter, cotton mill
Hamilton, Ella M. wife F W 34 m1x 15 yrs 1 ch 1 living NY NY NY
Hamilton, Harold B son M W 13 single NH NH NY
Hamilton, Henry L. father M W 76 widow Eng Eng Eng imm 1854 naturalized printer, print shop
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Children of Archibald & Betsey (Cunningham) Stark [may be more]
1. Julia F. Stark, b. abt 1829 in NH; in 1880 single and living with her sister Nancy and family
2. Helene "Hellen" M. Stark, b. abt 1830 in NH
3. Nancy Stark, b. abt Oct 1837 in NH; m. Henry S. Hamilton and resided in Bow, Merrimack Co NH. He born abt July 1833 in England. Children by 1880 include Arthur, Hellen M., and Mary E. In 1900 living in Manchester NH. Nancy died by 1920 when her husband is shown in the Manchester NH census, a widow. The History of Merrimack Co NH [Bow] states that Henry S. Hamilton was a member of the Third NH Regiment during the Civil War, a "first-class musician, served from August 26, 1861 to August 31, 1862, in the band."
4. ? Josephus Stark

Robert-4 Stark (Lieut. John or Jonathan-3 STARK, Archibald-2, Archibald-1), b. 15 Apr 1806; m. 20 Sep 1832, Rebecca Murray, b. in Conway 11 March 1807; She d. 22 Jan 1894 in Goffstown NH. Resided in Manchester NH and afterwards at Goffstown Centre, until his death 28 Aug 1860.
Children of Robert & Rebecca (Murray) Stark, all b. in Goffstown NH:
1. John M. STARK, b 1833; served in the War of the Rebellion [Civil War[ in Co. C., 2nd Regiment; also Co K. 7th Regiment, N.H. Volunteer Infantry. He d. 1 Jan 1885 at the National Soldier's Home in Togus, Maine; unmarried.
2. +Jane/Jennie STARK, b. 31 Oct 1835; m. Albert Hills
3. Edwin STARK, b. 1838; served during the Civil War in 1st N.H. Volunteer Light Battery; d. 20 nov 1868 in Goffstown NH; unmarried
4. Reuben STARK, b. 1842; d. 8 Jan 1854
5. Samuel A. STARK, b. 1845; served during the Civil War in Co. C., 2nd Regiment, N.H. Volunteers; also Co. H, 1st Regiment NH Volunteer Cavalry. He d. at the National Soldier's Home at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
6. William P. STARK, b 1849; was in business as a blacksmith in Goffstown NH until about 1875, when he went west.

Sarah Jane-4 Stark (Lieut. John or Jonathan-3 STARK, Archibald-2, Archibald-1) SEE RODNEY GOVE-4 STARK

Philip-4 STARK (Lieut John/Jonathan, Archibald-2, Archibald-1) b. 2 Aug 1812 in Goffstown NH; m. Mary T. Bush. She b. abt 1813 in NH. Living in Bedford NH in 1850 census, and in Manchester NH in 1860 US Census. In 1870 Philip is living alone in Nashua NH a clerk in a freight office, so his wife may have died by this time.
Children of Philip & Mary T. (Bush) STARK:
1. Chandler Holmes Stark b abt 1836/37 Mass, painter; He is living in 1850 & 1860 in NH. In 1870 I find a Chandler H. Stark [the name is indexed as phalmer h stark] occupation "Grainer" which probably should read Painter, with wife "Katy" (b abt 1846 CT) and a son "Haddy P." age 1 born in Ohio, along with a domestic servant, and a boarder, Harvey Norris, age 34, Engineer, b. Conn.). Possibly Harvey is a relative to Katy. I do not find him in any census after that and suspect "Haddy" is a nickname.
2. John P. Stark, b. abt 1839 MA
3. Ann L. Stark, b. abt 1842 MA
4. Clara J. Stark, b. abt 1844 MA
5. Hannah J. Stark, b abt 1846 MA
6. Mary A. Stark, b abt 1851 MA

Patrick H.-4 Stark (James-3, Archibald-2, Archibald-1) b. 1818, and d. 29 Dec 1891; m. 23 Nov 1843 to Clarinda N. Flanders of Hopkinton NH. She b. 14 March 1820 and d. 12 March 1912 in Manchester NH.
Child of Patrick & Clarina N. (Flanders) Stark:
1. +Mary E. STARK, b. 22 Jan 1852 in Hopkinton NH; m. Charles William Rowell.

Benjamin Franklin Cunningham-4 EMERSON (Elizabeth/Betsey-3 STARK, Archibald-2, Archibald-1) b. at Haverill NH, 28 Feb 1815; He entered the junior class of Dartmouth College and received the degree of A.B. with the class of 1838. Read law and settled at Brownsville IND. Became Judge of Probate, Judge of Court of Common Pleas in 1856, 1868 and 1872-3. Meantime he had served as 2d Lieut in the 3d Dragoons, USA in 1848. In the War of the Rebellion [Civil War] he was appointed Colonel of the 67th Indiana Volunteers; was wounded at Arkansas Post January 11, 1863, and again at Mansfield LA April 8, 1864; Was discharged for disability, Sept. 30, 1864. He died at Brownsville Ind., January 26, 1894.

Warren Chase-4 EMERSON (Elizabeth/Betsey-3 STARK, Archibald-2, Archibald-1) born at Haverhill NH 7 Nov 1816; married at Eaton, OH, 30 Jan 1840, Eleanor, dau of Matthew and Temperance L. (Kendrick) McWhinney, born in Preble County OH, June 6, 1821; died at Muncie Indiana 8 Oct 1908. He was educated in New England schools and went West with two school friends, Jackson and Bixby in his early manhood. He settled at West Florence, Preble Co OH, as a school teacher. Established a Debating Society in connection with school work. He served in the Civil War as Paymaster with rank of Major, from February 6, 1864, till honorable discharged 1 Nov 1866. He died at Muncie Indiana 3 Nov 1890.
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1880 United States Federal Census > Indiana > Delaware > Muncie > District 184
Warren C. Emerson 64 W M owns lumber mill NH NH NH
Nellie Emerson 59 W F wife keeping house Ohio ?Texas ?Texas
Allie N. Emerson 19 W F 18 dau Indiana NH Ohio [b abt 1862]
Ella Emerson 17 W F dau at school Ohio NH Ohio [b abt 1863]
Ola Emerson 10 W F 10 grand dau at school Ohio Ohio Ohio [b abt 1870]
Cora E. Emerson 7 W F grand dau at school Indiana Ohio Ohio
Joeallie Brown 19 W F servant Ohio Ind VA
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Children of Warren C. & Eleanor (McWhinney) EMERSON:
1. +Elizabeth EMERSON, m. John Fudge
2. Joseph EMERSON, b. 8 Dec 1842
3. Matthew EMERSON (twin) b 8 Dec 1842
4. Temperance EMERSON, m. 25 Dec 1878 A.C. MORSE who d. at Butte, Montana 22 Feb 1901
5. Frances EMERSON, d. in May 1850, ae 4 yrs
6. Emmeretta EMERSON, m. 25 May 1879, Albert W. WILLIAMS
7. Thomas Martin EMERSON, b. in 1851; became president of the Atlantic Coast Railway, residing at Wilmington, N.C.; was a man of great executive ability. He d. 25 Nov 1913.
8. Charles EMERSON, directory publisher, Muncie, Ind.
9. Mary Alice Chase EMERSON, d. umn 11 June 1914
10. Horace Mann Emerson, b. Nov 1859 in Ohio. In 1900 and 1910 living in Wilmington, Hanover Co NC. He married 10 Jan 1883 in Wilmington NC to Jane Savage Parsley. She b. July 1865 in North Carolina, dau of William Murdock and Elizabeth Hallis (Nutt) Parsley). He d. 1906. They had children born in North Carolina including: (1) Horace Mann Emerson (b Oct 1883), William Parsley Emerson (b 22 Feb 1886), Elise Emerson (b Sep 1888), Alan C. Emerson (b Apr 1893), Janie Emerson (b Jan 1897) and Omander Emerson (b Jan 1897).
11. Effie EMERSON, m. J.G.

Solon-4 STARK (James-3, Archibald-2, Archibald-1) born in Hopkinton NH abt 1810; practiced medicine in Dover NH in 1832; went to St. Louis Mo. in 1833 and practiced until his death 24 Apr 1878 . He is found in 1850 US Census in St. Louis MO; in census with wife Rachel (age 30 so b abt 1820), son Charles age 7 (so b abt 1843 in MO) and dau Julia age 4 (so b abt 1846). At this time they were staying at a boarding house. At the time of his death he resided at 1421 Pine St. in St. Louis MO.

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**FIFTH GENERATION**

James Archibald-5 CURTICE (Margaret-4 GAMBLE, Archibald-3 GAMBLE, Anna-2 STARK, Archibald-1), b. Danbury NH 8 Nov 1841, went to Illinois at his majority, and, after six years, to California, where he remained four years. Returned to Bristol NH to care for his parents. At their death, he succeded to the homestead, the John M. Merrill place, a half mile south of Central square. Here he carried on the meat business until his death. He m. 5 Oct 1876, Mary Melissa Eaton, dau. of William and Mary (Gordon) Eaton, b. New Hampton 28 Oct 1843. She d. Bristol NH 27 Aug 1878 ae. 34-9-29 and he m2) 8 Nov 1879, Almeda M. Emerson, dau of Samuel & Anna (Carter) Emerson. She b. New Hampton NH 25 Jan 1848. James Archibald Curtice d. 22 Feb 1901, ae 59-3-14.
Children of James Archibald & Mary M. (Eaton) CURTICE:
1. Mabel Augusta, b. Bristol NH 6 Oct 1877, resided Bristol NH, unm in 1904
2. Abbie Anna, b. 20 Oct 1880 resided Bristol NH, unm in 1904

William Riley-5 WINDSOR (Sarah Elizabeth-4 Stark, Archibald-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b. 7 May 1836 in New Paris OH, d 27 Sep 1909 in Muncie, Delaware Co IN; m. Mary Tamanda White 3 Feb 1867 in Whitewater, Wayne Co IN.
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1900 United States Federal Census > Indiana > Delaware > Center > District 31
Windsor, William R. Head W M May 1835 65 married 33 Ohio NC NH Laborer
Windsor, Mary T. wife W F July 1850 49 married 33 yrs 4 ch 3 living Ind Ind Ind
Windsor, Margaret B. dau W F Aug 1878 21 single Ohio Ohio Indiana Bookkeeper
--living next door--
Murphy, Alexander Head W M Dec 1855 40 married 6 yrs NY Ire Ire -- inspector
Murphy, Myrtle M. wife W F Sept 1873 26 married 6 yrs 2 ch 2 living Ohio Ohio Indiana
Murphy, Forest W. son W M Sept 1894 5 single Indana NY Ohio
Murphy, Emily A. dau W F Dec 1896 3 single Indiana NY Ohio
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Children of William R. & Mary T. (White) Windsor: [may be more]
1. Myrtle M. Windsor, b. Sep 1873 Ohio, m. Alexander Murphy
2. Margaret Windsor, b. Aug 1878 Ohio

Elizabeth Frances-5 WINDSOR (Sarah Elizabeth-4 Stark, Archibald-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b. 8 July 1837 in Jackson Twp, Preble Co OH, died 22 Apr 1898 in New Paris, Preble Co OH; she m. Andrew "Andy" Kirkpatrick Reid. He b 11 Jan 1828 in Preble Co OH and d. 3 Apr 1907.
Children of Andrew & Elizabeth F. (Windsor) REID:
1. +Pettis Arlindo REID, b. 25 July 1855 near New Paris OH; d 13 June 1920 in Richmond IN.
2. Charles Elmer REID, b. 1858 in OH; d. 3 Sep 1897 in New Paris, Preble Co OH
3. Linnie Estella REID, b. 1862 in OH; d. 23 Nov 1923 in New Paris, Preble Co OH; m1) 18 Jan 1879 in Preble Co OH to Jesse West "Vanny" Addleman, son of Joseph Pierce & Catherine (Townsend) Addleman. She m2) 7 July 1888 in Preble Ohio, ?Alonzo Morrison
4. James Enos REID, b. Feb 1864 in OH; d. Oct 1942 in Portland OR; m. Grace/Margaret Capsadell.
5. Martha Emma REID, b. July 1867 in OH; d. 26 Sep 1918 in Richmond IN; m. 12 June 1886 to Sylvanus "Van" Lovin in Preble OH.
6. Leslie Holmes REID, b. 17 Feb 1871 in OH; m. 17 June 1892 in Preble OH to Katherine Meyers, dau of Jacob & Salina Meyers.
7. Lida Elva REID, b. 2 Nov 1874 in Preble Co OH; d. 18 Jan 1955 in Richmond IN; m. Orlando R. Johnson, son of Jerome & Marguerete (Baker) Jordan.
8. Ida Elma REID, b. 2 Nov 1874 in Preble Co OH: d. 1936 in Richmond IN; buried 6 July 1936; m. 27 Nov 1890 in Preble OH to Leroy Little.

Calvin Benton-5 GILCHRIST (Frances-4 Stark, Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1) b. 8 Feb 1823; died 23 Apr 1888 in Bombay NY; m. 1 Jan 1852 to Emily H. Jackson.
Children of Calvin Benton & Emily H. (Jackson) GILCHRIST:
1. Jane M., b. 15 Nov 1852 in Bombay NY; m. William G. Webb; had at least one child, Blanche G. Webb, b. 17 May 1866
2. Charles E., b. 9 May 1855 in Bombay NY; m. 1 Jan 1879 to Libbie C. Sears. Had at least 4 children [Warren B., b. 29 Feb 1880; Mary E., b 17 Nov 1884; Cynthia A., b. 4 Apr 1886, and Lloyd S., b. 13 May 1893]
3. Zaida M., b. 9 May 1855 in Bombay NY; m. 22 Nov 1876 to Calvin O. Henry; had at least 4 children [Carroll Henry b 4 Jan 1876, Roland G., b 8 Feb 1880, Arthur C. b 30 Sep 1882, Dale D., b 30 Oct 1890].
4. Cynthia C., b. 6 Aug 1867; m 29 Oct 1890 to John W. Blanchard

Edwin-5 GILCHRIST (Frances-4, Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b. 15 Nov 1826 in NH; m. 6 Jan 1859 Helen M. Slivens; In 1860 US census living in Bombay, Franklin Co NY with parents, wife, Hellen, age 20 (b abt 1840 in NY), and son Howard (age 1/12) b. abt 1860 in NY. By 1880 he is living with his brother Calvin as a boarder, no wife or child present in household.

Mary A.-5 STARK (Rodney G.-4, Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1) b. 4 Feb 1840; m. 2 Aug 1859 Henry W. Hadley, son of Richard B. & Lucy (Howard) Hadley. He b. Jan 1, 1837. About 1860 he moved from the home place to Goffstown Village, where he was afterwards engaged in manufacturing. In the spring of 1868 he, with the late Kendrick Kendall and Lewis H. Stark, formed a co-parternship for the manufacture of sash and blinds, under the firm name of Kendall, Hadley and Co., and built the building where the business was carried on. He was an active citizen of the town and held the office of postmaster, town treasurer, collector, etc. He d. 18 Jan 1873 in Goffstown.
Children of Henry W. & Mary A. (Stark) HADLEY: (b. in Goffstown NH):
1. Nellie Lawrence, b. 24 Feb 1865; m. 13 Sep 1888 to Henry Leonard Rowell, son of Leonard & Ann S. (Ray) Rowell. He b. 16 July 1861. About 1886 went to San Diego CA and resided there exmployed as a salesman. No children.
2. Edith May, b. 28 May 1869; unmarried as of the writing of the town history

Lewis Henry-5 aka Henry Lewis-5 STARK (Rodney G.-4, Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1) b. 8 Dec 1841 in Goffstown NH; m. 4 Apr 1866, Clara Abbott of Bennington, b. 14 July 1843, dau of Samuel and Polly (Bullard) Abbott. Mr. Stark acquired his education in the schools of Goffstown. In 1868, in company with Henry W. Hadley and Kendrick Kendall, he formed a partnership under the name of Kendall, Hadley & Co. He was an active member of the company for many years, acting as clerk and bookkeeper; was an expert musician and for many years was leader of the band which was known as Stark's Cornet Band. Was a musician in the Civil War in the regimental band of the 3rd N.H. Infantry, and also a member of the 2nd Brigade Band of the 10th Army Corps, stationed at Hilton Head, S.C. In 1877 he was elected representative. In 1870 he built a residence upon High Street, where he afterwards resided. He d. 2 Jan 1898 in Goffstown.
Children of Lewis H. & Clara (Abbott) Stark [all born in Goffstown NH]
1. +Annie J. STARK, b. 30 Jan 1867; m. Frank A. Parker
2. Frank A. STARK, b 24 July 1870; m. 1 March 1894, Mildred G. Soule. She b. in Manchester NH. He was educated in the schools of Goffstown after which he entered the employment of Kendall, Hadley and Co. and subsequently became actively associated with the firm. Had a residence on High Street in Goffstown NH. Children b. in Goffstown: 1) infant b 31 Oct 1903, d 5 Nov 1903; 2) Infant b 19 Feb 1905, d. 23 Feb 1905; 3) Infant b 1 Oct 1909, d. 6 Oct 1909
3. Henry H., b 24 Sep 1872; m. 1 Sep 1905, Ethel M. Gould. She b. in Dunbarton 13 Apr 1881, dau of John W. and Nettie (Wheeler) Gould. Mr. Stark fitted for college at the Goffstown and Manchester High Schools and graduated from Dartmouth College in 1896. During the yeas 1897, 1898 and 1899 was principal of the Goffstown High School, residing the same to engage in business in the firm of Kendall, Hadley & Co. He d. 2 Nov 1914 in Goffstown NH. One child b. in Manchester, infant son, b. 18 Nov 1908, d. 21 Nov 1908.
4. +Frederick L. "Freddy" STARK, b. 31 Aug 1875

William Frank-5 STARK (Rodney G.-4, Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b. 31 Aug 1843; m. 29 Apr 1868, Sarah Lavina Weeks, b. in Hopkinton NH 14 Aug 1843. When 19 years of age he enlisted in Co. E, 11th Regiment, NH Volunteers and served three years in the War of the Rebellion [Civil War]. He was early detailed to do clerical work at Headquarters in which he soon became very proficient; after his return he continued his education in a Commercial Institution and upon his graduation was soon employed in the wholesale firm of Glover and Wilcomb, Boston, Mass., in which he afterwards became a member and so continued until ill health compelled him to retired about 1905. He resided in Cambridge, MA.
Children of William F. & Sarah L. (Weeks) Stark:
1. Alice Holman STARK, b. 1 March 1869; d. 20 Jan 1881
2. Elizabeth Allison STARK, b. 12 Feb 1871; DAR # 12745
3. William Everett STARK, b 12 Feb 1873; m. 3 Aug 1899, Eleanor Parker Fiske, b. in Concord, 29 March 1874
4. Wallace Weeks STARK, b. 27 Apr 1877
5. Mary Levina STARK, b. 20 Apr 1879; d. 14 May 1885
6. Margaret Allison STARK, b. 12 Oct 1880

Ellen M.-5 STARK (Rodney G.-4, Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1) , b. 16 Aug 1849; m. Henry BLODGETT as his 2d wife. He was b. in Billerica MA in 1836, and first came to Goffstown NH abt 1857, employed in the sash and blind shops as a mechanic.; afterwards served in the War of the Rebellion [Civil War] Co B, 10th Regiment, NH Volunteers, enlisting from Nashua. After the war he returned to Goffstown, where he continued to reside until his death. He m1) Mary M. Junkins. He m2) Ellen M. Stark of Goffstown. She d. 23 June 1879.
Child of Henry BLODGETT & ?
1. George S., b. 23 Jan 1870; d. 23 March 1900 in Deering; In 1880 living with his grandmother in Goffstown NH.

George Philip-5 STARK (Rodney G.-4, Thomas-3, William-2, Archibald-1), b. 1 Feb 1857; m. 21 Apr 1880, Mrs. Willi Diana Woodham Dodge, widow of Angelo P. Dodge of Weare NH; she was b. in Boston, MA 24 Apr 1855, dau (adopted) of Richard and Hannah (Lull) Woodham. By her former marriage she had 2 children, Sherman A. Dodge, b. 24 March 1875, d. Feb 1876; and Angelo P. Dodge, b. 10 Sept 1876. He was a mechanic for a number of years. He afterwards moved to Worcester MA where he remained until his decease. He d. 10 march 1909 in Worcester MA.
Children of George P. & Willi Woodham (Dodge) Stark:
1. Carl A., b. 25 Jan 1881 in Goffstown NH; d. 21 Feb 1881
2. Eva Mabel, b. 6 Oct 1883 in Nashua NH; m. 14 June 1905, Henry G. Tietze of Lawrence MA, b. 7 Oct 1888
3. Claude Richard, b. 31 Aug 1888 in Goffstown NH; m. 15 June 1912, Edith Grace Pearl Laukton of Hartford CT. She b. 14 June 1892.

Samuel Henry-5 NEWELL -- AKA JOHN-5 STARK,(Elizabeth-4, Caleb Page-3, General John-2, Archibald-1) b. 10 Oct 1811 in Boston MA and d. 14 May 1849 in Washington DC. He attended Harvard Law School from 1832 to 1834, but never took a law degree. Mr. Stark lived variously in Boston, Ohio, Cambridge and Dunbarton. His will was admitted to probate June 26, 1849; m. Caroline Julia Morris. She was b. 19 June 1814, dau. of Thomas & Sarah Morris, granddau of Robert Morris of Pennsylvania, who was the financier of the Revolution and signer of the Declaration of Independence; she d. 13 Jan 1888; lived in Dunbarton NH; he died 1849. HE WAS ADOPTED BY