In the fall of 1880, the Starks decided to move closer to Oliver's parents in Barton County near Lamar, Missouri. Molly, Oliver and their 3 young children packed their belongings and made the trip in a covered wagon.
Even though their older daughter had just turned 4, she later told relatives that she remembered how much she and her sister had enjoyed the bonfires her father made that were used by her mother to cook their meals along the way.
Oliver built the family a house once they moved to Barton County. Tragically, less than a year after their arrival in Lamar, the Stark's youngest child, Francis, died in the summer of 1881 when he was 16-months-old. Their next baby, Charles, was born in 1882, but only lived for 8 months. After that, 7 of the next 8 children born to Molly and Oliver survived.
Mary and Oliver lived in the home he built for many years. He was employed as a construction foreman for the Kansas City Southern Railroad.
At the time of her death due to complications resulting from an ovarian tumor, Molly was 81 years, 8 months and 15 days old. She was buried on 06 Oct 1936.
In addition to her parents, Molly was preceded in death by her husband, Oliver, who passed away in 1935.
Children: 4 daughters, 7 sons, 1 infant.
Mother of:
Mary Belle Stark Sturdevant
Olive Ada "Ollie" Stark Skaggs
Francis L. Stark
Charles H. Stark
Aubrey A. Stark
Norvel Edgar Stark
Harry P. Stark
Eugene Oliver Stark
Ruby Catherine Stark Blatti
Infant Stark
Hugh Carlin "Pete" Stark
Helen June Stark Anderson
Molly's siblings:
James Jefferson Wagaman
John Calvin Wagaman
Thomas Harrison "Tom" Wagaman
Nancy Catherine "Kate" Wagaman Skinner
In the fall of 1880, the Starks decided to move closer to Oliver's parents in Barton County near Lamar, Missouri. Molly, Oliver and their 3 young children packed their belongings and made the trip in a covered wagon.
Even though their older daughter had just turned 4, she later told relatives that she remembered how much she and her sister had enjoyed the bonfires her father made that were used by her mother to cook their meals along the way.
Oliver built the family a house once they moved to Barton County. Tragically, less than a year after their arrival in Lamar, the Stark's youngest child, Francis, died in the summer of 1881 when he was 16-months-old. Their next baby, Charles, was born in 1882, but only lived for 8 months. After that, 7 of the next 8 children born to Molly and Oliver survived.
Mary and Oliver lived in the home he built for many years. He was employed as a construction foreman for the Kansas City Southern Railroad.
At the time of her death due to complications resulting from an ovarian tumor, Molly was 81 years, 8 months and 15 days old. She was buried on 06 Oct 1936.
In addition to her parents, Molly was preceded in death by her husband, Oliver, who passed away in 1935.
Children: 4 daughters, 7 sons, 1 infant.
Mother of:
Mary Belle Stark Sturdevant
Olive Ada "Ollie" Stark Skaggs
Francis L. Stark
Charles H. Stark
Aubrey A. Stark
Norvel Edgar Stark
Harry P. Stark
Eugene Oliver Stark
Ruby Catherine Stark Blatti
Infant Stark
Hugh Carlin "Pete" Stark
Helen June Stark Anderson
Molly's siblings:
James Jefferson Wagaman
John Calvin Wagaman
Thomas Harrison "Tom" Wagaman
Nancy Catherine "Kate" Wagaman Skinner
Family Members
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Mary Bella Stark Sturdevant
1876–1970
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Olive Ada "Ollie" Stark Skaggs
1878–1968
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Francis L. Stark
1880–1881
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Charles H. Stark
1882–1883
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Aubrey A. Stark
1884–1979
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Norvell Edgar Stark
1886–1985
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Harry P. Stark
1888–1965
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Eugene Oliver Stark
1890–1993
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Hugh Carlin Stark
1896–1987
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Helen June Stark Anderson
1898–1917
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