James Stark Stark, Jr.
(1760 - 1812)
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December 12, 1760
NEW YORK US
NEW YORK US
Death
June 10, 1812
Pawling, Dutchess, NY, USA
Pawling, Dutchess, NY, USA
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James Stark Stark, Jr. was born on December 12, 1760 in . He was born into the Stark family and married into the STARK family. He died on June 10, 1812 at Pawling, Dutchess, NY, USA at 51 years old.
Updated: February 06, 2019
James Stark Stark, Jr.
JAMES STARK
(1760 - 1812)
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In 1800, JAMES was 40 years old when Alessandro Volta presented his findings about the first electrical battery, proving that electricity could be generated chemically and debunking the widely held theory that electricity was generated solely by living beings.
In 1812, in the year of James Stark Stark, Jr.'s passing, on April 30th, Louisiana was admitted to the United States as the 18th state. The area was previously known as the Territory of Orleans.
Other James Starks
c. 1883 - Oct 24, 1914
c. 1896 - Aug 5, 1916
c. 1894 - Apr 1, 1918
c. 1915 - Mar 1, 1946
c. 1890 - Sep 3, 1918
c. 1900 - Oct 27, 1918
c. 1891 - Oct 22, 1916
c. 1886 - Apr 23, 1915
c. 1874 - Sep 10, 1940
c. 1911 - Apr 23, 1945
c. 1920 - Apr 3, 1943
c. 1896 - Sep 26, 1915
Unknown - Dec 22, 1914
Unknown - Oct 12, 1916
c. 1920 - Jan 19, 1946
c. 1883 - Dec 8, 1917
c. 1890 - Feb 16, 1917
c. 1880 - Apr 1, 1917
c. 1925 - Unknown
c. 1926 - Unknown
Other Starks
Apr 16, 1755 - Jul 13, 1798
Aug 21, 1786 - Jul 24, 1861
Aug 25, 1788 - Jan 18, 1857
Jan 12, 1806 - Apr 5, 1872
Mar 31, 1812 - Apr 6, 1813
1770 - Unknown
Nov 23, 1770 - Jul 31, 1829
1776 - 1837
Feb 16, 1802 - Unknown
Dec 3, 1828 - Unknown
Mar 2, 1814 - Jan 26, 1889
Jun 26, 1820 - Jun 26, 1820
Mar 8, 1790 - Unknown
Nov 17, 1822 - Oct 15, 1910
Aug 2, 1793 - Jun 24, 1831
Jan 25, 1804 - Jan 25, 1884
Sep 4, 1784 - Jun 27, 1846
Other Bios
Apr 16, 1755 - Jul 13, 1798
c. 1760 - c. Feb 1, 1832
Jun 3, 1703 - Dec 27, 1757
Apr 23, 1712 - 1789
c. 1627 - Jan 11, 1710
Mar 16, 1619 - Oct 29, 1666
1512 - Unknown
1741 - 1809
1618 - 1648
Jan 23, 1701 - Unknown
Aug 10, 1708 - c. 1756
1620 - 1660
Apr 24, 1637 - May 9, 1708
1792 - January 1854
December 1695 - Unknown
Feb 2, 1706 - 1751
1703 - 1750
Feb 15, 1712 - Feb 15, 1785
1634 - Nov 13, 1685
c. 1687 - c. 1735
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