One would think that any book on local history - subject being local education, that historical material would have been properly researched so that the names and homes of early residents were correct. William Starkweather never built the home at the Corner of Starkweather and Liberty. His son George did decades after his fathers passing.
Book also states very little is known about his wife Keziah, which is false. There is information on Keziah that is voluminous. The author however clearly was not willing to put in the time.
Makes one wonder who actually fact checked this book prior to publication.
One star by default, second star for getting it published.
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