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In 1875, David Franklin Stark left his home in Lexington, Illinois to look for work in cities in Illinois, Ohio, and Tennessee. In a time where the long depression collapsed banking systems and bankrupted businesses, unemployment and homelessness were at an all-time high. Out of desperation, David joined the army in Nashville. Suddenly, he deserted on August 14, 1875. David Franklin Stark disappeared from all official records between 1875 to 1887, when he marries Missouri Jane Sheppard Smith. His name resurfaces on a marriage license as Thomas Benton Kelly. Where was he during the period from…mehr

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In 1875, David Franklin Stark left his home in Lexington, Illinois to look for work in cities in Illinois, Ohio, and Tennessee. In a time where the long depression collapsed banking systems and bankrupted businesses, unemployment and homelessness were at an all-time high. Out of desperation, David joined the army in Nashville. Suddenly, he deserted on August 14, 1875. David Franklin Stark disappeared from all official records between 1875 to 1887, when he marries Missouri Jane Sheppard Smith. His name resurfaces on a marriage license as Thomas Benton Kelly. Where was he during the period from 1875 to 1887? When did he change his name? Family lore places him in Texas, Oklahoma Territory and Kansas as a cowboy during 1885-1887.
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Ben Kelly was born and raised in Oklahoma. He received a Bachelors degree in English from the University of Florida in 1964. He earned a Masters degree from Florida State University in Speech Pathology in 1968 and a PhD in Hearing Science from Case-Western Reserve University in 1971. In 1970, Ben served as an Audiologist and Assistant Professor at Southwest Texas State University. In 1975, Ben served as an Associate Professor at East Tennessee State University. In 1979, Ben became a Full Professor and Director of the Audiology Clinic at California State University Fresno. Ben published several articles in professional journals and a textbook in Clinical Audiology. After retiring from university teaching in 1994, Ben conducted private practice in audiology and was a consultant through three separate private companies to the California Medicaid program. Since 2010, Ben has concentrated his energies in genealogical research, writing and publication.