Washington County ID Archives Obituaries.....Starr, Nathan Sidney 1896
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Salubria Citizen 1-10-1896
Salubria Citizen
Salubria, Idaho
Friday, January 10, 1896
 
The Death of N. S. Starr
 
The subject of this sketch was born in New Jersey, Sept. 27, 1823; hence he 
was 72 years, 3 months and 7 days old.  Mr. Starr moved west, and finally 
settled in Iowa when he married Susannah Harris, and settled in Boone Co, 
Iowa, on a farm.  From Iowa he migrated to Idaho, in the year of 1874, and 
settled on the Little Weiser, a beautiful clear stream, whose bubbling waters 
assured health and vigor to one who long had been a sufferer.  When Mr. Starr 
came to Idaho his most hopeful friends did not think or hope that his life 
would be spared or prolonged more than a few years.  But his will was superior 
to death itself and he lived to improve a splendid farm, building a very 
comfortable dwelling and a large barn.  When he landed in Idaho he had but a 
small sum of money and a pony team and wagon, his wife and one child, himself 
and wife enjoying anything but good health.  He leaves a comfortable home for 
his family and plenty of this world's goods to  live on.  Mr. Starr was a man 
of strong will, and of good habits, scrupulously honest in all of his 
dealings, and a good citizen and neighbor.  His many friends will miss him, 
and his relatives deeply mourn their loss.  He has suffered for many months.  
Death came so slow, that he breathed life away.
 
Note:  Salubria Cemetery. ch

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