Person:Lettie Starr (1)

Watchers
m. 19 Feb 1869
  1. Dr. Emmet M. Starr1870 - 1930
  2. Meribel Thornton Starr1879 -
  3. Lettie Starr1881 - 1973
m. 28 Dec 1921
Facts and Events
Name[1][5] Lettie Starr
Alt Name[4] Lettie Boyd Starr
Alt Name[1][5] Betty Starr
Gender Female
Birth? 24 Dec 1881 Cherokee Nation, Indian Territory, United States
Marriage 28 Dec 1921 Oklahomato Jackson Green Rasberry
Death? 7 Dec 1973 Calumet, Canadian, Oklahoma, United States
Burial[2] 1973 Claremore, Rogers, Oklahoma, United StatesWoodlawn Cemetery

Betty Starr

  • Saturday 24 Feb 1996 – Letter from Azalia to Pat HogueS1
Dear Pat,
Jackson Green Rasberry married a second time Betty Starr – of a prominent Cherokee family. Her sister married a VANN – another prominent Cherokee family in the early days. My mother was never crazy about her “Indian sister-in-law” but Uncle Jack always seemed to be content with her. As with everyone else, the depression years were not easy for them – but not as hard as they were for some of us. As they grew older they became quite prosperous from oil wells that were drilled on land my Uncle had bought over the years.S1
References
  1. 1.0 1.1 Azalia McGranahan Thomas of Sandy, Utah. Letters of Correspondence with Patrick Lawrence Hogue (Samples) of Weed, California. (17 Jan 1996; 14 Feb 1996; 22 Feb 1996; 24 Feb 1996).
  2. Lettie B Starr Rasberry, in Find A Grave.
  3.   Death of Dr. Emmet Starr (brother of Mrs. Lettie Rasberry), in Chronicles of Oklahoma Volume 8, No. 1 March, 1930 NECROLOGY - Page 129.
  4. Starr, Emmet. History of the Cherokee Indians: And Their Legends and Folklore . (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma: Warden Co., 1921)
    Page 422.

    4 Lettie Boyd Starr

  5. 5.0 5.1 Although her name was Lettie, she was called Betty. She was Indian and related to the prominent Cherokee VANN family. She had no children.