John Starkweather

Birth: Sep. 16, 1680 Ipswich Essex County Massachusetts, USA Death: 1750 Roxbury Suffolk County Massachusetts, USA

18 Jan 2010 From P.K. Magruder: To see the picture of the marker exactly as described in the "Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather" was such a wonderful surprise. Please add the following: John was the son of John & Anna[-] Starkweather. He was born 16 Sept 1680 in Ipswich Mass. On 28 Dec 1708 in Preston, CT by Rev. Salmon Trust John married Mary Herrick. The family lived in the North West corner of Stonington where it borders on Preston. The anecdotal story is that John was thrown from a horse while in Roxbury and died there as a result of the accident.

May 2014 Thanks to Leslie Lewis: John Starkweather died in 1750, according to "A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts...." by Carlton Lee Starkweather, 1904, page 32

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Parents:
 John Starkweather (1646 - 1703)
 Anna Starkweather (____ - 1727)

Spouse:
 Mary Herrick Starkweather (1690 - 1786)*

Children:
 Mary Starkweather Kinne (1710 - 1795)*
 Samuel Starkweather (1719 - 1786)*
 Robert Starkwather (1728 - 1819)*

Siblings:
 John Starkweather (1680 - 1750)
 Richard Starkweather (1686 - 1760)*
 Mary Starkweather Stanton (1689 - 1761)*
 Lydia Starkweather Lester (1692 - 1760)*

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Burial: Eliot Burying Ground Roxbury Suffolk County Massachusetts, USA Plot: Section A Grave 48

Created by: Ann Parkinson Record added: Aug 21, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 29214463

Created by: Ann Parkinson Record added: Aug 21, 2008 Find A Grave Memorial# 29214463 Courtesy:

18 Jan 2010 From P.K. Magruder: To see the picture of the marker exactly as described in the "Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather" was such a wonderful surprise. Please add the following: John was the son of John & Anna[-] Starkweather. He was born 16 Sept 1680 in Ipswich Mass. On 28 Dec 1708 in Preston, CT by Rev. Salmon Trust John married Mary Herrick. The family lived in the North West corner of Stonington where it borders on Preston. The anecdotal story is that John was thrown from a horse while in Roxbury and died there as a result of the accident.

May 2014 Thanks to Leslie Lewis: John Starkweather died in 1750, according to "A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts...." by Carlton Lee Starkweather, 1904, page 32