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| Birthplace: | Leicester, Leicestershire, UK |
| Death: | Died in Nantucket Island, Nantucket, Massachusetts |
| Occupation: | Baptist lay minister, JHB 8th great grandfather |
| Managed by: | Thomas Shirley |
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First Starbuck in Nantucket, moved there in 1659.
His family was probably originally Danish before going to England centuries before Edward was born. He came to America in the late 1630's or possibly early 1640's and settled in Dover. He lived in Dover for about twenty years and was a large landholder and quite active in local government.
Edward's children were all born in Dover and his wife, Katherine, died there sometime before he moved to Nantucket. His family was the second to live on Nantucket.
Edward Starbuck and Tristram Coffin were the first two white men to sail to Nantucket for an inspection trip. It would seem both men were pleased and in 1659 the ten First Purchasers and their partners bought the island from Thomas Mayhew. Edward also accompanied Thomas Macy on the first voyage to settle the island in 1661. Edward then returned in the early 1660's to take up permanent residence on Nantucket where he spent the rest of his life.
Edward and Katherine had six children, but only one son, Nathaniel, lived to marry and have children.
Citations
[S50] Sarah George Zakzrewski, "Sarah Zakrzewski Family Tree".
[S81] Roland L. Warren, Mary Coffin Starbuck & the Early History of Nantucket
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Edward came to America around 1635 to Dover Massachusetts and went to Nantucket in 1660.
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Edward Starbuck Jr. was born in 1604 at Derbyshire, England. He was the son of Edward Starbuck. Edward Starbuck Jr. married Katherine Reynolds, daughter of William Reynolds and Esther Ruth, circa 1629. Edward Starbuck Jr. died in 1691 at Nantucket, Nantucket Island, MA.
Edward Starbuck Jr. his family was probably originally Danish before going to England centuries before Edward was born. He came to America in the late 1630's or possibly early 1640's and settled in Dover. He lived in Dover for about twenty years and was a large landholder and quite active in local government. His children were all born in Dover and his wife, Katherine, died there sometime before he moved to Nantucket. His family was the second to live on Nantucket. Edward Starbuck and Tristram Coffin were the first two white men to sail to Nantucket for an inspection trip. It would seem both men were pleased and in 1659 the ten First Purchasers and their partners bought the island from Thomas Mayhew. Edward also accompanied Thomas Macy on the first voyage to settle the island in 1661. Edward then returned in the early 1660's to take up permanent residence on Nantucket where he spent the rest of his life. Edward and Katherine had six children, but only one son, Nathaniel, lived to marry and have children. It appears that all the Starbucks in America descend from Nathaniel.
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He was one of the first of Nantucket in 1659 -------------------- Died Nantucket Island 1690
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February 16, 1604
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Leicester, Leicestershire, UK
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| 1630 |
August, 1630
Age 26
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Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
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February 20, 1633
Age 29
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Dover, (Present Strafford County), North Plantation (Present New Hampshire), (Present USA)
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1635
Age 30
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1635
Age 30
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1637
Age 32
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Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire
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| 1638 |
August 30, 1638
Age 34
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Dover, Dover, New Hampshire, United States
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| 1639 |
1639
Age 34
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Dover, Strafford, New Hampshire, United States
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| 1641 |
1641
Age 36
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Dover, (Present Rockingham County), North Plantation (Present New Hampshire), (Present USA)
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| 1643 |
1643
Age 38
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Arrived in New England |