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1924 Starkey Pearl [Glover] Dunn Starkie Pearl Glover Bryarly Dunn was born in June of 1877 in Texas to Thomas "Tom" S. Glover & Missouri Ruth Lindley-Glover. Starkie was first married to Edgar Lee Bryarly on 4 September 1898 in Delta County, Texas, and they had TWO children of record: Thelma Ruth Bryarly-Burleson [1899-1978] and Leslie Lindley Bryarly [1901-1908]. Almost 4 years after Edgar Lee Bryarly passed away, Starkie was remarried to Henry H. Dunn on 16 December 1911 in Sulphur Springs, Hopkins County, Texas, and they had ONE son of record: Thomas "Tommie" H. Dunn [1913-?]. Starkie passed away in 1924 at Rush Springs, Grady County, Oklahoma, and she was laid to rest there at the Rush Springs Cemetery. REFERENCES: 1. 9 June 1880 Precinct 1, North of White Oak, Hopkins County, Texas Census, [ED: 56, Stamped 113D, Sheet 12D, Family #111, Line 33], Parent's Household, Thomas S. & Missouri R. Glover. 2. 6 June 1900 Sulphur Springs, Hopkins County, Texas Census, [ED 48, Sheet 7B, Family #140, Line 53], Husband's Household, Edgar Bryarly. 3. 4 February 1920 Cross, Grady County, Oklahoma Census, [ED: 174, Stamped 144, Sheet 8B, Family #142, Line 57], Husband's Household, Henry H. Dunn. 4. Texas, Marriages, 1837-1973, P 512: Groom: E.L. Bryarly. Bride: S. P. Glover. Married: 04 September 1898. Place: Delta County, Texas. 5. Texas, Marriages, 1837-1973, P 442: Groom: Henry Dunn. Bride: Starkey Bryarly. Married: 16 December 1911. Place: Sulphur Springs, Hopkins County, Texas. |
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