Reuben STARKS & Jaine C. PAYNE

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Reuben STARKS
Jaine C. PAYNE

Husband: Reuben STARKS
Birth: ca. 1790, Southampton Co., VA
Death: 10 Oct 1861, Marshall Co., KY
Father: Zerubabel STARKS
Mother: Martha __?__

Marriage: 8 Jun 1809, Christian Co., KY

Wife: Jaine C. PAYNE
Birth: 1793, NC
Death: 1863, Marshall Co., KY

Children:

— born in Christian [now Todd] Co., KY:
1. William Marshall STARKS, b. 1809; m. 19 Mar 1845, Calloway Co., KY, Eliza SMITH
2. Mary C. STARKS, b. 1812; m. 21 May 1833, Calloway Co., KY, Reuben W. STARKS
3. Josiah P. STARKS, b. 1815; d. 15 Apr 1863; m. 24 Dec 1835, Calloway Co., KY; Polina Patton PACE
4. Jesse STARKS, b. 1819; m. 21 Feb 1836, Calloway Co., KY, Temperance Jane "Tempy" STARKS

— born in Todd Co., KY:
5. Magaline S. STARKS, b. 1821; m. Wilton FRIZZELL
6. Reuben C. STARKS, b. 1824; m. 17 Jan 1842, Calloway Co., KY, Mary E. MARTIN
7. John Hamilton STARKS, b. 1828; d. 17 Apr 1864; m. Mariah __?__
8. Robert H. STARKS, b. 1830; m. 5 Feb 1848, Mary CHAPPELL

— born in Calloway Co., KY:
9. Lettice/Lettuce J. STARKS, b. 1834
10. Elizabeth STARKS, b. 1837; m. 2 Nov 1859, Marshall Co., KY, James GROVES

Source:

1. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 5, Pedigree #1090.

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