he died at Conway, Carroll, NH March 16, 1809 [source: Hadley, George Plummer, History of The Town of Goffstown, 1733-1920- Volume II, (Concord, NH: The Rumford Press (published by the town), 1924), 481]
From CONWAY THROUGH THE YEARS AND WHITHER by Ruth B. D. Horne
p 96:
"Samuel Stark's name is frequently in the town records [of Conway] and he held all the offices of the small community, as constable, selectman, surveyor of highways, tax collector, petit juror and grand juror. He is usually called "Ensign" or "Lieutenant" on the records. He signed the "Association of 1776." He and his wife are buried at Valley Cemetery in Manchester NH."
He was husband to Elizabeth Powers Stark, married in 1758
From CONWAY THROUGH THE YEARS AND WHITHER by Ruth B. D. Horne
p 96:
"Samuel Stark's name is frequently in the town records [of Conway] and he held all the offices of the small community, as constable, selectman, surveyor of highways, tax collector, petit juror and grand juror. He is usually called "Ensign" or "Lieutenant" on the records. He signed the "Association of 1776." He and his wife are buried at Valley Cemetery in Manchester NH."
He was husband to Elizabeth Powers Stark, married in 1758
he died at Conway, Carroll, NH March 16, 1809 [source: Hadley, George Plummer, History of The Town of Goffstown, 1733-1920- Volume II, (Concord, NH: The Rumford Press (published by the town), 1924), 481]
From CONWAY THROUGH THE YEARS AND WHITHER by Ruth B. D. Horne
p 96:
"Samuel Stark's name is frequently in the town records [of Conway] and he held all the offices of the small community, as constable, selectman, surveyor of highways, tax collector, petit juror and grand juror. He is usually called "Ensign" or "Lieutenant" on the records. He signed the "Association of 1776." He and his wife are buried at Valley Cemetery in Manchester NH."
He was husband to Elizabeth Powers Stark, married in 1758
From CONWAY THROUGH THE YEARS AND WHITHER by Ruth B. D. Horne
p 96:
"Samuel Stark's name is frequently in the town records [of Conway] and he held all the offices of the small community, as constable, selectman, surveyor of highways, tax collector, petit juror and grand juror. He is usually called "Ensign" or "Lieutenant" on the records. He signed the "Association of 1776." He and his wife are buried at Valley Cemetery in Manchester NH."
He was husband to Elizabeth Powers Stark, married in 1758
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