Indiana Friends membership Whitewater Quarterly Meeting
Fought in the Civil War, 2nd Indiana Co C cavalry, Army of Cumberland
Moved to Jefferson Co., NE in 1880 and lived there until 1908 when he and Eliza moved to be nearer their children. Both of their final years were spent in Eastland Co., TX near their son W.B. STARR.
He made friends with many of his former Confederate "enemies" in Cisco. After his death, a band of musicians composed of former Confederate rebels led his coffin to the train station while many others followed behind before his body was taken to Indiana.
Cause of Death: asthma related
Fought in the Civil War, 2nd Indiana Co C cavalry, Army of Cumberland
Moved to Jefferson Co., NE in 1880 and lived there until 1908 when he and Eliza moved to be nearer their children. Both of their final years were spent in Eastland Co., TX near their son W.B. STARR.
He made friends with many of his former Confederate "enemies" in Cisco. After his death, a band of musicians composed of former Confederate rebels led his coffin to the train station while many others followed behind before his body was taken to Indiana.
Cause of Death: asthma related
Indiana Friends membership Whitewater Quarterly Meeting
Fought in the Civil War, 2nd Indiana Co C cavalry, Army of Cumberland
Moved to Jefferson Co., NE in 1880 and lived there until 1908 when he and Eliza moved to be nearer their children. Both of their final years were spent in Eastland Co., TX near their son W.B. STARR.
He made friends with many of his former Confederate "enemies" in Cisco. After his death, a band of musicians composed of former Confederate rebels led his coffin to the train station while many others followed behind before his body was taken to Indiana.
Cause of Death: asthma related
Fought in the Civil War, 2nd Indiana Co C cavalry, Army of Cumberland
Moved to Jefferson Co., NE in 1880 and lived there until 1908 when he and Eliza moved to be nearer their children. Both of their final years were spent in Eastland Co., TX near their son W.B. STARR.
He made friends with many of his former Confederate "enemies" in Cisco. After his death, a band of musicians composed of former Confederate rebels led his coffin to the train station while many others followed behind before his body was taken to Indiana.
Cause of Death: asthma related
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STARR
JOSEPH WEST
1838 - 1911
HE LOVED HIS FELLOW MAN
(dbl stone w/ Eliza Burr STARR)
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