from "History of Lorain County, Ohio: With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches";
The Starrs were one of the largest families among the early settlers. Raymond was the first. He came from New Harpersfield, Delaware county, New York, in 1829, and settled on lot nine, section four (the center). He married Betsey Penfield, and they were the parents of Lewis, who resides in LaGrangc; George R. and Horace G., of Elyria; Russell (dead); Franklin and Alonzo, in Cincinnati, Ohio; and Betsey (Mrs. Goodwin, of Elyria).
The Starrs were one of the largest families among the early settlers. Raymond was the first. He came from New Harpersfield, Delaware county, New York, in 1829, and settled on lot nine, section four (the center). He married Betsey Penfield, and they were the parents of Lewis, who resides in LaGrangc; George R. and Horace G., of Elyria; Russell (dead); Franklin and Alonzo, in Cincinnati, Ohio; and Betsey (Mrs. Goodwin, of Elyria).
from "History of Lorain County, Ohio: With Illustrations & Biographical Sketches";
The Starrs were one of the largest families among the early settlers. Raymond was the first. He came from New Harpersfield, Delaware county, New York, in 1829, and settled on lot nine, section four (the center). He married Betsey Penfield, and they were the parents of Lewis, who resides in LaGrangc; George R. and Horace G., of Elyria; Russell (dead); Franklin and Alonzo, in Cincinnati, Ohio; and Betsey (Mrs. Goodwin, of Elyria).
The Starrs were one of the largest families among the early settlers. Raymond was the first. He came from New Harpersfield, Delaware county, New York, in 1829, and settled on lot nine, section four (the center). He married Betsey Penfield, and they were the parents of Lewis, who resides in LaGrangc; George R. and Horace G., of Elyria; Russell (dead); Franklin and Alonzo, in Cincinnati, Ohio; and Betsey (Mrs. Goodwin, of Elyria).
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