Jethro Starbuck, son of Nathaniel and Mary (Coffin) Starbuck, married Dorcas Gayer, daughter of William and Dorcas (Starbuck) Gayer, in 1694. They lived on the island of Nantucket. Their children were Sarah (1697-1789), William (1699-1760), Eunice (1701-1745), Lydia (1704-1751), Thomas (1706-1777), Dorcas (1710-1710), Jemima (1712- ____), and Mary (1715-1780).
Although the location of this grave is uncertain, it is placed in the Quaker burial ground because this was a Quaker family and the death occurred in Nantucket; it seems likely that this is one of the many Quaker burials for which there is no marker or surviving record.
Although the location of this grave is uncertain, it is placed in the Quaker burial ground because this was a Quaker family and the death occurred in Nantucket; it seems likely that this is one of the many Quaker burials for which there is no marker or surviving record.
Jethro Starbuck, son of Nathaniel and Mary (Coffin) Starbuck, married Dorcas Gayer, daughter of William and Dorcas (Starbuck) Gayer, in 1694. They lived on the island of Nantucket. Their children were Sarah (1697-1789), William (1699-1760), Eunice (1701-1745), Lydia (1704-1751), Thomas (1706-1777), Dorcas (1710-1710), Jemima (1712- ____), and Mary (1715-1780).
Although the location of this grave is uncertain, it is placed in the Quaker burial ground because this was a Quaker family and the death occurred in Nantucket; it seems likely that this is one of the many Quaker burials for which there is no marker or surviving record.
Although the location of this grave is uncertain, it is placed in the Quaker burial ground because this was a Quaker family and the death occurred in Nantucket; it seems likely that this is one of the many Quaker burials for which there is no marker or surviving record.
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