Table of Content
[Clicking on any item below will take you to that
topic]
Part
I: Y-DNA Analysis of Group 2
Introduction
Terminology
Genetic
Results
Group
2 Genealogical
Lineage
Haplotype
Nomenclature
Analysis
of H12 Haplotypes
Analysis
of H25 Haplotypes
Analysis
of H37 Haplotypes
Conclusions
Part
II: Genetic Genealogy
Analysis of the Descendants of James Stark [1695-1754]
Introduction
Subgroup
2C Genealogical Lineage
H12 Haplotype
Life Expectancy Calculations
H25
Haplotype Life Expectancy Calculations
H37
Haplotype Life Expectancy Calculations
Part
III: Genetic Genealogy Report - Group 2
Background
Genealogical
Lineage
Genetic
Comparisons
Were
Archibald Stark and James Stark (of Stafford County, VA)
Brothers?
Was
Dr. Richard Starke (of York County, VA) an Uncle of James or Archibald?
Proposed
Hypothetical Lineage Model
Discussion
Conclusions
Lineage
of William
Stark of Dullutur to Archibald Stark; Genealogical
Discussion
Introduction
William
Stark of Dullutur
William
Stark (Junior) of Auchenstarry
John
Stark of Killermont
John
Stark (the younger) of Killermont
John
Stark III of Killermont
Conclusion
William
of Dullutur Descendant Tree
RELATIONSHIPS
BETWEEN
THE EARLY PERMANENT STARK
SETTLERS IN AMERICA
On
pages 17 through 22 of the 1920 Stark Family Association
Yearbook was an article by James R. Clark of Maunie, Illinois
which could be of interest but lacks source documentation.
This is presented to illustrate the theories circulated in 1920,
much of which has been found to be inaccurate. However, there are
several items worthy of further investigation. You will note that there are other early Stark families
mentioned.
Group
2: Members & Their Genealogy
Subgroup
2A: Descendants of Dr. Richard Starke [1668-1704] of York
County, Virginia
Subgroup
2B: Descendants of Archibald Stark [1693-1758] of Manchester County, New
Hampshire
Subgroup
2C: Descendants of James Stark [1695-1754] of Stafford County, Virginia
Subgroup
2D: Genetic Matches to Subgroup 2C; Genealogy Incomplete
Subgroup
2E: Genetic Matches to Subgroups 2A, 2B, & 2C with Different
Surname
Subgroup
2F: Genealogy Suggests Subgroup 2A, 2B, 2C; not Genetic match to
These Members
