Descendants of Lydulph (Liulf) de Aldithley

Generation No. 1

1. LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY was born Bef. 1066 in Aldithley, Normandy, and died Aft. 1130 in Staffordshire, England.

Notes for LYDULPH (LIULF) DE ALDITHLEY: Was the first member of the Audley family to appear in official records. He was the freehold tenant of the Manors of Aldithley and Balterley in Staffordshire.

Children of LYDULPH (LIULF) DE ALDITHLEY are: 2. i. LYDULPH FITZ LIULF2 DE ALDITHLEY, b. 1115. 3. ii. ADAM DE STANLEIGH, b. 1125, Staffordshire, England; d. 1200, Staffordshire, England. iii. RALF FITZ LIULF DE ALDITHLEY.

Generation No. 2

2. LYDULPH FITZ LIULF2 DE ALDITHLEY (LYDULPH (LIULF)1) was born 1115.

Children of LYDULPH FITZ LIULF DE ALDITHLEY are: 4. i. ADAM3 DE ALDITHLEY, b. 1135, Staffordshire, England; d. 1211, Staffordshire, England. ii. LIULF DE ALDITHLEY. iii. ROGER DE ALDITHLEY. iv. MARGERY DE ALDITHLEY.

3. ADAM2 DE STANLEIGH (LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1125 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1200 in Staffordshire, England.

Notes for ADAM DE STANLEIGH: Adam de Stanleigh was born circa 1125, and was the brother (or brother in law) of Lydulph de Aldithley, who was born circa 1115. They were both thanes (the early equivalent to knights) and they held the freehold tenancies of their respective estates in Staffordshire from the Norman De Verdun family by socage, i.e. military service, which required them to defend their Overlord and his possessions. Lydulph held Aldithley and Balterley, whereas Adam held Talk on the Hill. It is unlikely that either held a surname during their actual lifetime. Surnames were introduced into England by the Normans, but they were still rare at the time of the Great Survey in 1086, when only the more important barons used them. These surnames were generally derived from their Normandy estates. The minor barons and knightly families began adopting surnames during the 12th century and these were generally derived from their new English estates.

1 Children of ADAM DE STANLEIGH are: 5. i. WILLIAM3 DE STANLEIGH, b. 1170, Staffordshire, England; d. 1236, Staffordshire, England. ii. ADAM DE STANLEIGH, b. 1171. iii. THOMAS DE STANLEIGH, b. 1172. iv. RICHARD DE STANLEIGH, b. 1173.

Generation No. 3

4. ADAM3 DE ALDITHLEY (LYDULPH FITZ LIULF2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1) was born 1135 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1211 in Staffordshire, England. He married EMMA.

Notes for ADAM DE ALDITHLEY: He appears to have been the first member of his family to have used the surname 'de Aldithley' in official documents, when in 1155 and again in 1160 he witnessed Charters of his Overlord, Bertram de Verdun. His two brothers, Liulf and Roger, still continued to sign themselves as 'Liulf fitz Liulf' and 'Roger fitz Liulf' respectively, when they witnessed Charters in 1160-1202.

In 1184 and 1185, Adam de Aldithley succeeded Bertram de Verdun as Sheriff of Warwickshire and Leiscestershire.

When Bertram de Verdun departed for the Crusades in 1190 with Richard I, as special evidence of his favor, granted the Manor of Stanleigh to Adam de Aldithley.

During the latter part of his life, Adam decided to rearrange his estates by granting to his cousin, William (the son of his uncle, Adam de Stanleigh), all the Manor of Stanleigh and half of the Manor of Balterley in exchange for his cousin's tenancy of the Manor on Talk of the Hill. Thus it was that the two separate lines began, with the Audleys at Aldithley and the Stanleys at Stanleigh.

Children of ADAM DE ALDITHLEY and EMMA are: i. ADAM4 DE ALDITHLEY. ii. HENRY DE ALDITHLEY. iii. WILLIAM DE ALDITHLEY. iv. LUCAS DE ALDITHLEY. v. ISABEL DE ALDITHLEY.

5. WILLIAM3 DE STANLEIGH (ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1170 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1236 in Staffordshire, England.

Notes for WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH: The eldest son, succeeded to his father's Manor of Talk on the Hill, and to the manor of Bagnall, near Leek, which had been passed to his father by Adam de Aldithley. (Talk on the Hill was one of three manors held by Gamel, a Saxon Thane at the time of the Domesday Book of 1086.)

After the death of his father, his cousin, Adam de Aldithley, wished to rearrange his estates by exchanging his Manor of Stanleigh (which was near William's Manor of Bagnall), and half of the Manor of Balterley, for William's Manor on Talk on the Hill, (which adjoined Adam's Manor of Aldithley). The Manors concerned were all held from the De Verduns, and their exchange had to

2 have the Overlord's consent. Since Stanleigh was an additional tenancy held by special favor, Adam de Aldithley proposed that if that Manor could not be warranted, he an his heirs would give as much in value to William and his heirs. Stanleigh would be held by William from Adam de Aldithley for a yearly rent of 12 pence.

A Charter was arranged and the Manor of Stanleigh passed to William. He now being in possession, he adopted the surname "de Stanleigh" and thus became the ancestor of the House of Stanley. He used the surname when he witnessed the Charter in 1203 as "William de Stanle". Adam de Aldithley and William de Stanleigh were the first members of their respective families to use surnames in official documents. It is highly unlikely that their respective fathers, Lydulph de Aldithley and Adam de Stanleigh, possessed surnames during their actual lifetimes.

Children of WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH are: 6. i. WALTER4 DE STANLEIGH, b. 1215, Staffordshire, England; d. 1285, Staffordshire, England. ii. JOHN DE STANLEIGH, b. 1220, Staffordshire, England; d. 1288, Cheshire, England.

Notes for JOHN DE STANLEIGH: He took Holy Orders and rose to the distinction of Magister. Nothing is known of his early clerical career, but between 1265 and 1267, he was presented to the important and valuable living of Astbury in Cheshire, by the Abbot of Chester. He was said to have been a special friend of Simon, the Abbot of St. Werburgh, and he occurs frequently in the Abbey Records until his death in 1288.

It was John who conducted the marriage of his nephew William to Joan de Bamville in 1282 at Astbury Church.

Generation No. 4

6. WALTER4 DE STANLEIGH (WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1215 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1285 in Staffordshire, England.

Notes for WALTER DE STANLEIGH: Succeeded to his fathers estates. He first appeared in official records in 1256. In 1270 he is shown as the tenant of the Manor of Stanleigh, paying a rent of 12 pence per year to the Audleys.

Children of WALTER DE STANLEIGH are: 7. i. WILLIAM5 DE STANLEIGH, b. 1250, Staffordshire, England; d. 1324, Staffordshire, England. ii. BENEDICT DE STANLEIGH, b. 1255.

Generation No. 5

7. WILLIAM5 DE STANLEIGH (WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1250 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1324 in Staffordshire, England. He married JOAN DE BAMVILLE.

Notes for WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH: The marriage of William to Joan has become one of Cheshire's legends. The story relates that Sir Phillip and his wife Lettice, 3 were being entertained at a banquet given at Stourton in Cheshire. A marriage had been arranged for Joan (who was her father's heir) with the son of his wife (who was Joan's stepmother). She had no liking for that marriage, and while the festivities were at their height, she slipped out of the Hall to where William de Stanleigh was waiting with saddled horses. Together they galloped to Astbury where they were wed in the Church by William's uncle, John de Stanleigh, William saying: "Joan, I plight thee my troth to take and hold thee as my lawful wife until my life's end," and she replying, "I, Joan, take thee William, as my lawful husband."

In 1284, on the death of his wife's father, William de Stanleigh acquired the hereditary office of Master Forester of Wirral together with the Manor of Stourton and the bailiwick of Wirral.

In 1306 and 1307, he is mentioned as Hereditary Forester of Wirral. In the year 1316, by grant of Edward II, he assumed the Armorial Bearings, viz. 'Arg, on a bend asure, three Stags Head, cabossed, Or', in place of those previously borne by his ancestors. These arms are carried by his descendants to this day.

Children of WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH and JOAN DE BAMVILLE are: 8. i. JOHN6 DE STANLEIGH, b. 1285, Staffordshire, England; d. 1346, Staffordshire, England. ii. ADAM DE STANLEIGH, b. 1286, Staffordshire, England; d. 1349, Stourton, England. iii. THOMAS DE STANLEIGH, d. 1346. iv. SARAH DE STANLEIGH.

Generation No. 6

8. JOHN6 DE STANLEIGH (WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1285 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1346 in Staffordshire, England. He married EMMA (? LATHOM) 1310.

Notes for JOHN DE STANLEIGH: Succeeded to his father's estate in 1324.

He served in the French Wars with distinction, and was the favorite of Edward III.

In 1310, John's father had granted him the Manor of Stanleigh and Over Elkston in Staffordshire as part of a marriage settlement.

Children of JOHN DE STANLEIGH and EMMA LATHOM) are: 9. i. WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, b. 1311, Staffordshire, England; d. 1360, Staffordshire, England. ii. JOHN DE STANLEIGH, b. 1312.

Notes for JOHN DE STANLEIGH: Ancestor to the Stanleys of Dalegarth and Ponsby Hall.

Generation No. 7

4 9. WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH (JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1311 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1360 in Staffordshire, England. He married CECILY CONGLETON.

Children of WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH and CECILY CONGLETON are: i. ALICE8 DE STANLEIGH, b. 1336, Staffordshire, England; m. RANDLE LE ROTER; b. Stourton, England. 10. ii. WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH, b. 1337, Staffordshire, England; d. 1398, Staffordshire, England. iii. ELLEN DE STANLEIGH, b. 1338, Staffordshire, England; m. JOHN DE MERTON, 1359. 11. iv. SIR JOHN DE STANLEY, b. 1340, Staffordshire, England; d. June 6, 1414, Ireland.

Generation No. 8

10. WILLIAM8 DE STANLEIGH (WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1337 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1398 in Staffordshire, England. He married AGNES DE BECKINGTON 1361.

Notes for WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH: He was the probable builder of Stourton Hall.

On 10 January 1376, William signed an agreement with William de Hooton, relating to the marriage of his elder son, William (then eight years old) to William de Hooton's only child and heiress, Margery. The actual marriage took place ten years later in 1386, and when his father-in-law died on 14 September 1396, William (junior) acquired the Manor of Hooton in right of his wife and subsequently became the founder of the Stanleys of Hooton.

Children of WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH and AGNES DE BECKINGTON are: i. WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, b. 1361; d. 1367. 12. ii. SIR WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH, b. 1368, Staffordshire, England; d. February 2, 1427/28, Cheshire, England. iii. HENRY DE STANLEIGH. iv. MATILDA DE STANLEIGH.

11. SIR JOHN8 DE STANLEY (WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1340 in Staffordshire, England, and died June 6, 1414 in Ireland. He married (1) JANE LASSELLS 1360. He married (2) ISABEL LATHOM 1385. She was born in Lancashire, England.

Notes for SIR JOHN DE STANLEY: As a young man, Sir John was an ardent soldier, when travels and martial exploits took him all over Europe. He had an exceptional military record, and distinguished himself in tournaments and single combat; such was his fame that knights travelled long journeys just to challenge him.

Sir John was prominent in Court, and he was given the Controllership of the Wardrobe which brought with it the responsibility for the military organization of the Chamber of Knights and the Bearers of the White Hart Badge.

In 1399, when Henry, Duke of Lancaster, revolted against the King, Sir John was among the first to join him and was rewarded with the Manors of Mold and Hope in Flintshire, large possessions in Cheshire and the Lieutenancy of Ireland.

5 In 1403, in the rebellion of Own Glendower, Sir John was recalled from Ireland, and fought brilliantly for Henry IV at Shrewsbury, for which service he was rewarded by the King with several of the forfeited estates of the Earl of Northumberland's followers, including certain lands of his nephew, Sir William Stanley of Hooton, who, together with his son had participated in the rebellion.

In the same year, Sir John was appointed Steward of the Household of Henry, Prince of Wales; and granted for life the office of Steward of Macclefield and Surveyor of the Forest thereof. He was also made Governor of Chester and granted the avowson of Chester Cathedral.

In 1404, as the King's Knight and Steward of the Household, he was granted a pardon of all his debts and in 1405 the King mad him a Knight of the Garter.

On April 6, 1406, the King granted him the important Lordship of the Isle of Man which had been forfeited by the Earl of Northumberland for his treason. It was to be held By Sir John for himself and his heirs and their successors with all royalties and franchises, together with the patronage of the Bishopric, to be held by leige homage for the service of two falcons, payable to the King at his coronation.

In February 1406, Sir John Stanley was granted free warren of the Manors of Lathom and Knowsley in his wife's right. (The Manor of Knowsley is still held by his descendant, the Earl of Derby, while the Manor of Lathom remained in the Stanley family until 1717, when it was sold by the daughter of William Stanley, 9th Earl of Derby.) It was about this time that Sir John Stanley adopted the crest of an eagle and child which has been used by his descendants ever since.

In 1409, Sir John was granted the office of Constable of Windsor Castle for life. On June 8, 1413, he was appointed Lieutenant of Ireland for six years.

Child of JOHN DE STANLEY and JANE LASSELLS is: i. ROBERT9 DE STANLEY, b. 1362.

Children of JOHN DE STANLEY and ISABEL LATHOM are: 13. ii. SIR JOHN9 STANLEY, b. 1390, Lathom, Lancashire, England. iii. HENRY STANLEY, b. 1391. 14. iv. THOMAS STANLEY, b. 1392; d. 1463. v. RALPH STANLEY, b. 1393. vi. MARGARET STANLEY, b. 1395. vii. ISABEL STANLEY, b. 1398.

Generation No. 9

12. SIR WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH (WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1368 in Staffordshire, England, and died February 2, 1427/28 in Cheshire, England. He married MARGERY HOOTON 1386, daughter of SIR WILLIAM HOOTON. She was born in Cheshire, England, and died in Cheshire, England.

Notes for SIR WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH:

6 Founder of the Stanleys of Hooton.

On 10 January 1376, when William was only eight years old, his marriage to Margery, daughter and heiress of Sir William Hooton of Hooton, Cheshire was arranged by his father and the father of the bride. The actual ceremony took place ten years later, in 1386. When is father-in-law died on 14 September 1396, William acquired the Manor in right of his wife.

Children of WILLIAM DE STANLEIGH and MARGERY HOOTON are: 15. i. SIR WILLIAM10 STANLEY, b. 1387, Cheshire, England; d. 1417, Cheshire, England. ii. JOHN STANLEY. iii. EDMUND STANLEY. iv. ELLEN STANLEY. v. ROWLAND STANLEY.

13. SIR JOHN9 STANLEY (JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1390 in Lathom, Lancashire, England. He married ISABEL HARRINGTON 1404, daughter of JOHN HARRINGTON and MARGARET NEVILLE.

Notes for SIR JOHN STANLEY: In November 1414, he was elected Knight of the Shire and a Justice of Chester. He served in the French Wars, being part of a considerable contingent from Lancashire which accompanied Henry V in the campaign which ended at Agincourt in 1415.

His father, the first ruler of the Stanley line, never visited the Isle of Man. Sir John, however, took a keen interest in his kingdom, visiting it on several occasions, with beneficial results for the island. He began the first systematic record of the history of Man, and he introduced written laws for the first time, drawing up a sort of Magna Carta defining the rights and duties of King, Church and People. Sir John also substituted trial by jury for trial by combat.

In 1428, Sir John was made Constable of Caernarvon Castle and Sheriff of Aglesey in 1439, when he secured peace in Wales and loyalty to the English King.

Child of JOHN STANLEY and ISABEL HARRINGTON is: 16. i. SIR THOMAS10 STANLEY, b. 1405; d. February 20, 1458/59.

14. THOMAS9 STANLEY (JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1392, and died 1463. He married (1) ELIZABETH DE WALLER. He married (2) MAUDE DE ARDERNE 1413, daughter of JOHN DE ARDERNE. She was born 1396.

Notes for THOMAS STANLEY: High Sheriff of Staffordshire from 1433 to 1438 and King's Squire in 1438. In 1441 he was a Justice of the Peace and Privy Councillor for 1453-1454.

He was married first to Maude de Arderne. On this marriage Sir Thomas became possessed of the estates of Elford, Haselour, Clifton Campville and Pipe Ridware in Staffordshire; Camplen super Wild in Gloucestershire; Sibbertoft in Northamptonshire; and Alford, Nether Alderley and Echells (in the Parish of Northended) in Cheshire.

7 In 1433, he founded a chantry at Elford Church, where there is a window to his memory.

Child of THOMAS STANLEY and ELIZABETH DE WALLER is: 17. i. GEORGE10 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1450, Lichfield, England.

Children of THOMAS STANLEY and MAUDE DE ARDERNE are: 18. ii. SIR JOHN10 STANLEY, b. 1423; d. 1474. iii. ANNE STANLEY, b. 1425; d. 1487; m. JOHN GRESLEY; b. Drakelow, Derbyshire, England.

Generation No. 10

15. SIR WILLIAM10 STANLEY (WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1387 in Cheshire, England, and died 1417 in Cheshire, England. He married BLANCHE ARDERNE 1402. She was born in Cheshire, England.

Notes for SIR WILLIAM STANLEY: In 1415 he was present at the Battle of Agincourt in the retinue of Sir Richard Hastings, having been knighted that year for his military prowess.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and BLANCHE ARDERNE are: 19. i. WILLIAM11 STANLEY, b. 1406, Cheshire, England; d. 1461, Cheshire, England. ii. KATHERINE STANLEY. iii. ELIZABETH STANLEY. iv. MARGARET STANLEY. v. ISABEL STANLEY.

16. SIR THOMAS10 STANLEY (JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1405, and died February 20, 1458/59. He married JOAN GOUSHILL, daughter of ROBERT GOUSHILL and ELIZABETH FITZ-ALLEN. She was born Abt. 1409 in Nottighamshire, England, and died 1458.

Notes for SIR THOMAS STANLEY: In 1429 he was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.

On succeeding to his father's estates in 1439, he was granted by Henry VI the office of Seneschal of Macclesfield and Chief Ranger of the Forest.

On January 20, 1456, Sir Thomas was created Baron Stanley by special writ and was made a Knight of the Garter, and Chamberlain to Henry VI. Ambassador to Scotland.

Children of THOMAS STANLEY and JOAN GOUSHILL are: 20. i. SIR THOMAS11 STANLEY, b. 1435; d. July 29, 1504.

8 ii. SIR WILLIAM STANLEY, b. 1436; d. 1495.

Notes for SIR WILLIAM STANLEY: Beheaded in 1495

21. iii. SIR JOHN STANLEY, b. 1437. iv. REV. JAMES STANLEY, b. 1438.

Notes for REV. JAMES STANLEY: Rector of Winwich 1462-1485 Archdeacon of Chester 1478 Warden of Manchester 1481 Rector of Warrington 1482

v. MARGARET STANLEY, b. 1439, Lathom, Lancashire, England. vi. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. 1440. vii. CATHERINE STANLEY, b. 1441.

17. GEORGE10 STANLEY (THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1450 in Lichfield, England. He married ELEANOR DUDLEY BEAUMONT.

Notes for ELEANOR DUDLEY BEAUMONT: Widow of Sir Henry Beaumont of Wednesbury, Staffordshire, and daughter of Lord Dudley.

Children of GEORGE STANLEY and ELEANOR BEAUMONT are: 22. i. JOHN11 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1482, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England; d. October 7, 1533, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England. ii. ELIZABETH STANLEY.

18. SIR JOHN10 STANLEY (THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1423, and died 1474. He married (1) ISABEL VERNON. She was born in Derbyshire, England. He married (2) DULCIA LEIGH. He married (3) CECILY DE ARDERNE 1428.

Notes for SIR JOHN STANLEY: Succeeded to his father's estate.

A member of Parliament in 1446 and Sheriff of Staffordshire in 1460.

He was created a Knight Banneret on the field at the Battle of Tewkesbury in 1471.

Children of JOHN STANLEY and ISABEL VERNON are: i. HUMPHREY11 STANLEY. ii. ALICE STANLEY.

9 iii. CATHERINE STANLEY. iv. ISABEL STANLEY.

Child of JOHN STANLEY and DULCIA LEIGH is: v. ROGER11 STANLEY.

Child of JOHN STANLEY and CECILY DE ARDERNE is: 23. vi. JOHN11 STANLEY, b. 1447; d. 1508.

Generation No. 11

19. WILLIAM11 STANLEY (WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1406 in Cheshire, England, and died 1461 in Cheshire, England. He married MARY SAVAGE December 15, 1424. She was born in Lancashire, England.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and MARY SAVAGE are: 24. i. WILLIAM12 STANLEY, b. 1425, Cheshire, England; d. 1465, Cheshire, England. ii. JOHN STANLEY. iii. JANE STANLEY. iv. GEORGE STANLEY, b. 1430. v. PETER STANLEY, b. 1431, Cheshire, England; m. MARGARET DE HELEIGH; b. Flintshire, England.

Notes for PETER STANLEY: Ancestor of the Stanleys of Ewloe, Flintshire.

20. SIR THOMAS11 STANLEY (THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1435, and died July 29, 1504. He married (1) ELEANOR NEVILLE Abt. 1460. He married (2) MARGARET BEAUFORT Abt. 1470, daughter of JOHN BEAUFORT. She was born May 31, 1443.

Notes for SIR THOMAS STANLEY: Sir Thomas Stanley, second Lord Stanley, was created 1st Earl of Derby by Henry VII after his support during the Battle of Bosworth in 1485 which secured Henry's throne.

Thomas first married Eleanor Neville, sister of Richard Earl of Warwick, (their eldest son George, Lord Strange, who was poisoned at a banquet in Derby House, London, in 1497, also had a son named Thomas, who became the next Earl in 1504). His second marriage was to (the previously twice married) Margaret Beaufort, daughter and heiress of John, Duke of Somerset and widow (by her first marriage) of Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond and thereby becoming the mother of Henry VII.

In 1495 Henry VII visited Knowsley, whilst there he bestowed the Earldom of Derby on Thomas. He also received estates in the North forfeited by the Yorkists who had remained loyal to Richard III. These comprised the Hundred of West Derby plus over 70 other properties. The 1st Earl died on 29th July 1504 and was buried at Burscough.

10 Notes from: From Manx Note Book vol 3, 1887

THOMAS II. AFTERWARDS THE FIRST EARL OF DERBY, ELDEST SON OF THOMAS I., BARON STANLEY, BY HIS WIFE JOAN, ONLY DAUGHTER AND HEIRESS OF SIR ROBERT GOUSHILL, succeeded his father in 1460. He was summoned to Parliament in the first year of Edward IV. (1461), and in 1472 he was made Judge of Chester. In the Civil war he did good service for the Yorkist cause, his most conspicuous feat being the taking of Berwick by assault. During the greater part of his reign he was steward of the Royal Household, and, having been one of Edward's most devoted adherents, he naturally transferred his allegiance to his son Edward the fifth. When Edward the fourth died, Richard Duke of Gloucester, who was plotting to supplant his nephew on the throne, saw that Stanley would be one of the chief obstacles in his way, and so he contrived to get rid of him by having him arrested on a charge of treason.

When, however, he had succeeded in ascending the throne, he decided that his best policy would be, if possible, to purchase Lord Stanley's allegiance, which he endeavoured to accomplish by making him Constable of England for life and conferring upon him the Order of the Garter. It is well known that this scheme failed and that Lord Stanley largely contributed to Richmond's success at the battle of Bosworth field, after which he is said to have placed the dead Richard's crown on his head,* and to have proclaimed him king as Henry VII. The new king shortly afterwards created him Earl of Derby, and constituted him one of the Lord's Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Steward at his coronation. In 1486 he was made Constable of England for life. In 1487 he was one of the godfathers of Prince Arthur, Henry VII.'s eldest son.

He took a prominent part in arranging the treaty of Etaples between England and France in 1492. It would seem that he used his wealth nobly, both in relieving the burdens of his people and in promoting public works such as the bridges at Garstang and Warrington, for their welfare. He was the builder of Latham House which became famous through its defence by the 7th Earl's noble consort 150 years later.

Lord Stanley married, firstly, Eleanor 4th daughter of Richard Nevill, Earl of Salisbury, and sister to the Earl of Warwick, the famous " king-maker, " and secondly, Margaret, daughter of the Duke of Somerset and Dowager-Duchess of Richmond, who was King Henry VII.'s mother. By his first wife he had issue 6 sons and 4. daughters, by his second, there was no issue. He died in 1504. It does not appear that he ever visited the Isle of Man, and during his reign the Statute book is a blank.

*It is not certain whether the crown was placed on Henry's head by Lord Stanley or by his brother Sir William Stanley

Notes for MARGARET BEAUFORT: Daughter and heiress of John, Duke of Somerset and widow (by her first marriage) of Edmund Tudor, Earl of Richmond and thereby becoming the mother of Henry VII.

Children of THOMAS STANLEY and ELEANOR NEVILLE are: i. THOMAS12 STANLEY. ii. RICHARD STANLEY. 25. iii. SIR GEORGE STANLEY, b. 1460; d. 1503. iv. WILLIAM STANLEY.

11 v. ANNE STANLEY. vi. EDWARD STANLEY, b. 1462. vii. JANE STANLEY. viii. JAMES STANLEY, b. 1465. ix. CATHERINE STANLEY.

21. SIR JOHN11 STANLEY (THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1437.

Notes for SIR JOHN STANLEY: Established the Stanleys of Alderley.

Child of SIR JOHN STANLEY is: 26. i. ANNE12 STANLEY.

22. JOHN11 STANLEY (GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1482 in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England, and died October 7, 1533 in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England. He married CECILY FREEBODY 1502, daughter of WILLIAM FREEBODY. She was born in Staffordshire, England.

Notes for JOHN STANLEY: On his father-in-law's death, he acquired in his wife's right, the estate of West Bromwich, about 50 acres, holding it from Sir William Jervis by military service, and a rent of 22 pence per year.

Children of JOHN STANLEY and CECILY FREEBODY are: i. SIMON12 STANLEY, b. 1503. ii. FRANCIS STANLEY, b. 1504. 27. iii. LEONARD STANLEY, b. 1505, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England; d. 1552, West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England. iv. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. 1506.

23. JOHN11 STANLEY (JOHN10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1447, and died 1508. He married ANN HANFORD.

Children of JOHN STANLEY and ANN HANFORD are: i. MARGERY12 STANLEY. ii. ANN STANLEY. iii. JOHN STANLEY. iv. MAUDE STANLEY.

Generation No. 12

12 24. WILLIAM12 STANLEY (WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1425 in Cheshire, England, and died 1465 in Cheshire, England. He married ALICIA HOGHTON 1438. She was born in Lancashire, England.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and ALICIA HOGHTON are: i. JOHN13 STANLEY. 28. ii. SIR WILLIAM STANLEY, b. 1439, Cheshire, England; d. 1511, Cheshire, England. iii. RICHARD STANLEY. iv. THOMAS STANLEY. v. CHRISTOPHER STANLEY. vi. ISABELLA STANLEY.

25. SIR GEORGE12 STANLEY (THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1460, and died 1503. He married JOAN L'ESTRANGE 1482, daughter of JOHN L'ESTRANGE and JACQUETTA WOODVILLE.

Notes for SIR GEORGE STANLEY: Became Knight of the Bath in 1475.

Children of GEORGE STANLEY and JOAN L'ESTRANGE are: i. JOHN13 STANLEY, d. 1503, London, England. 29. ii. SIR THOMAS STANLEY, b. 1485; d. May 24, 1521. 30. iii. JAMES STANLEY, b. 1486; d. 1562. iv. GEORGE STANLEY. v. JANE STANLEY. vi. ELIZABETH STANLEY. vii. MARGARET STANLEY.

26. ANNE12 STANLEY (JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married CHRISTOPHER SAVAGE, son of JOHN SAVAGE and KATHERINE STANLEY. He died 1513.

Child of ANNE STANLEY and CHRISTOPHER SAVAGE is: 31. i. CHRISTOPHER13 SAVAGE, d. 1546.

27. LEONARD12 STANLEY (JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1505 in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England, and died 1552 in West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England. He married CATHERINE ENSORE in Staffordshire, England. She was born in Comberford, Stafforshire, England.

Child of LEONARD STANLEY and CATHERINE ENSORE is: 32. i. ROGER13 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1550, Staffordshire, England; d. 1638, Harbone, England.

13 Generation No. 13

28. SIR WILLIAM13 STANLEY (WILLIAM12, WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1439 in Cheshire, England, and died 1511 in Cheshire, England. He married (1) MARGARET BROMLEY 1458. She died 1469. He married (2) AGNES GROSVENOR June 26, 1470.

Notes for SIR WILLIAM STANLEY: Became Sheriff of Chester in 1462 and one of the King's Carvers. In 1465, he was made Sheriff for life and continued in that office until 1494. He built the Old Stone Tower of Hooton.

Child of WILLIAM STANLEY and MARGARET BROMLEY is: i. MARGARET14 STANLEY, b. 1458.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and AGNES GROSVENOR are: 33. ii. SIR WILLIAM14 STANLEY, b. 1473, Hooton, Cheshire, England; d. 1546. iii. ALICE STANLEY. iv. AGNES STANLEY. v. KATHERINE STANLEY. vi. ISABEL STANLEY.

29. SIR THOMAS13 STANLEY (GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1485, and died May 24, 1521. He married ANNE 1506.

Notes for SIR THOMAS STANLEY: Second Earl of Derby. Attended King Henry VIII in the French Wars and fought in the Battle of the Spurs in 1513.

Notes for ANNE: Daughter of Edward, Lord Hastings of Ashby-de-la-Zouche.

Children of THOMAS STANLEY and ANNE are: i. GEORGE14 STANLEY. 34. ii. SIR EDWARD STANLEY, b. 1509; d. October 24, 1572, Lathom, England. iii. HENRY STANLEY, d. June 29, 1528.

Notes for HENRY STANLEY: Buried at Hillingdon, where in the chancel under the south window there is a fine brass to his memory. This is the effigy of a man in armour with a chain round his neck, supporting a tall cross, with the Arms and Quartering of Stanley. The inscription now lost from the brass is recorded as follows: "Here lies Henry Stanley, esquire, son of Thomas, late Earl of Derby and Anne, Countess of Derby, brother to Edward, Earl of Derby, which Henry deceased 29th day of June AD 1528."

14 iv. MARGARET STANLEY, d. 1542; m. ROBERT RATCLIFFE.

30. JAMES13 STANLEY (GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1486, and died 1562. He married ANNE TALBOT HART, daughter of JOHN HART and ELIZABETH PECHE.

Notes for JAMES STANLEY: Marshal of Ireland.

Children of JAMES STANLEY and ANNE HART are: 35. i. HENRY14 STANLEY, b. 1515; d. 1598. ii. THOMAS STANLEY. iii. GEORGE STANLEY, d. 1570; m. ISABEL DUKENFIELD.

Notes for GEORGE STANLEY: Called the "Black Knight."

Noted for his campaigns in Ireland.

iv. MARGARET STANLEY. v. ANNE STANLEY, b. 1531. vi. JANE STANLEY. vii. HELEN STANLEY.

31. CHRISTOPHER13 SAVAGE (ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) died 1546. He married ANNE LYGON.

Child of CHRISTOPHER SAVAGE and ANNE LYGON is: 36. i. FRANCIS14 SAVAGE.

32. ROGER13 STANLEY (LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1550 in Staffordshire, England, and died 1638 in Harbone, England. He married ANN ATWOOD, daughter of THOMAS ATWOOD.

Notes for ROGER STANLEY: In 1625 he was fined the sum of 10 pounds for not accepting a Knighthood at the Coronation of Charles I.

Children of ROGER STANLEY and ANN ATWOOD are: 37. i. CHARLES14 STANLEY, b. 1601, Staffordshire, England. ii. ANNE STANLEY, m. ROBERT RATTON; b. Harbone, England.

15 Generation No. 14

33. SIR WILLIAM14 STANLEY (WILLIAM13, WILLIAM12, WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1473 in Hooton, Cheshire, England, and died 1546. He married ANNE HARRINGTON Bef. 1498. She was born in Westby, Lancashire, England.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and ANNE HARRINGTON are: 38. i. WILLIAM15 STANLEY, b. 1499, Hooton, Cheshire, England; d. 1547, Hooton, Cheshire, England. ii. ANN STANLEY. iii. KATHERINE STANLEY. 39. iv. PETER STANLEY, b. 1518, Hooton, Cheshire, England; d. July 24, 1592, Ormskirk, England. v. JULIA STANLEY. vi. JOHN STANLEY, b. 1520. vii. ALICE STANLEY.

34. SIR EDWARD14 STANLEY (THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1509, and died October 24, 1572 in Lathom, England. He married (1) DOROTHY HOWARD. He married (2) KATHERINE HOWARD 1529. She died 1530.

Notes for SIR EDWARD STANLEY: He was only eleven years old when he succeeded to his father's title and estates and the King took responsibility for his upbringing until he came of age.

It is noted by Peter Stanley in his book, "The House of Stanley," that Edward loved the "pleasures of the world, and was celebrated for his magnificence and liberality. Queen Elizabeth used jestingly to say that 'The Earl of Derby and my Lord of Bedford make all beggars by their liberality.' It is recorded that twice a day, he fed from his kitchen at Knowsley, sixty old, aged and decrepit poor, and that every Good Friday for thirty-seven years, he fed 2,700 persons with food and drink, and gave them money. He had a reputation for being a just and generous master who honoured his tenants and refused to increase their rents. His motto was 'Let the undergrowth flourish, for the tenants are the support of the family and commonality the strength of the kingdom.'"

More About SIR EDWARD STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and DOROTHY HOWARD are: 40. i. SIR HENRY15 STANLEY, b. 1531; d. December 25, 1593, Ormskirk, England. ii. ANNE STANLEY, b. 1531. iii. DOROTHY STANLEY, b. 1533. iv. THOMAS STANLEY, b. 1534. v. EDWARD STANLEY, b. 1535.

35. HENRY14 STANLEY (JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1515, and died 1598. He married MARGARET STANLEY September 26, 1563, daughter of PETER STANLEY and ELIZABETH SCARISBRIK.

16 Children of HENRY STANLEY and MARGARET STANLEY are: 41. i. EDWARD15 STANLEY, b. 1576, Ormskirk, England; d. May 4, 1640, Ormskirk, England. ii. HENRY STANLEY, b. 1577; d. 1653. iii. MARGARET STANLEY, b. 1580; d. 1625. iv. JANE STANLEY, b. 1580; d. 1622. v. WILLIAM STANLEY, b. 1583. vi. ANNE STANLEY, b. 1585; d. 1603. vii. DOROTHY STANLEY, b. 1587; d. 1614.

36. FRANCIS14 SAVAGE (CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) He married ANNE SHELDON.

Child of FRANCIS SAVAGE and ANNE SHELDON is: 42. i. ANTHONY15 SAVAGE.

37. CHARLES14 STANLEY (ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1601 in Staffordshire, England. He married ELIZABETH HARRINGTON February 22, 1623/24.

Children of CHARLES STANLEY and ELIZABETH HARRINGTON are: i. ROGER15 STANLEY, b. 1624. ii. CHARLES STANLEY, b. May 20, 1632. iii. WILLIAM STANLEY, b. May 20, 1632. iv. ANN STANLEY, b. February 8, 1633/34. v. ANN STANLEY, b. April 18, 1636. vi. WALTER STANLEY, b. January 28, 1637/38. vii. ALICE STANLEY, b. 1639. 43. viii. MICHAEL STANLEY, b. 1640, Handsworth, Staffordshire, England.

Generation No. 15

38. WILLIAM15 STANLEY (WILLIAM14, WILLIAM13, WILLIAM12, WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1499 in Hooton, Cheshire, England, and died 1547 in Hooton, Cheshire, England. He married GRACE GRIFFITH 1514.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and GRACE GRIFFITH are: i. WILLIAM16 STANLEY, b. 1515; d. 1547.

Notes for WILLIAM STANLEY: Captain of the Isle of Man. Died in 1547 unmarried.

44. ii. SIR ROWLAND STANLEY, b. 1518, Hooton, Cheshire, England; d. 1613, Hooton, Cheshire, England. iii. EDWARD STANLEY. iv. JOHN STANLEY.

17 v. JANE STANLEY. vi. MARY STANLEY.

39. PETER15 STANLEY (WILLIAM14, WILLIAM13, WILLIAM12, WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1518 in Hooton, Cheshire, England, and died July 24, 1592 in Ormskirk, England. He married ELIZABETH SCARISBRIK. She was born in Moor Hall, Aughton, Lancashire, England.

Notes for PETER STANLEY: Founder of the Stanleys of Moor Hall near Aughton in Lancashire.

Child of PETER STANLEY and ELIZABETH SCARISBRIK is: 45. i. MARGARET16 STANLEY.

40. SIR HENRY15 STANLEY (EDWARD14, THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1531, and died December 25, 1593 in Ormskirk, England. He married (1) JANE HALSHALL, daughter of ROBERT HALSHALL. He married (2) MARGARET CLIFFORD February 7, 1554/55 in Whitehall Palace, England, daughter of HENRY CLIFFORD and ELEANOR BRANDON.

Notes for SIR HENRY STANLEY: 4th Earl of Derby

More About SIR HENRY STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Notes for JANE HALSHALL: Since Henry had an unhappy marriage with his first wife, he became acquainted with Jane Halshall of Knowsley who became his mistress.

Notes for MARGARET CLIFFORD: She had a very unhappy marriage with Henry. According to Peter Stanley in his book, "The House of Stanley," she was "perpetually causing trouble with the Queen and quarrelling with her husband and relatives. She spent little if any time at Lathom or Knowsley, and after 1567 when they separated, she appears to have spent the remainder of her life in London."

Children of HENRY STANLEY and JANE HALSHALL are: i. THOMAS16 STANLEY, b. 1572. ii. HENRY STANLEY, b. 1577. iii. DOROTHY STANLEY. iv. URSULA STANLEY.

Children of HENRY STANLEY and MARGARET CLIFFORD are: v. EDWARD16 STANLEY, b. 1558; d. 1559.

18 46. vi. SIR FERDINAND STANLEY, b. 1559; d. May 28, 1594. 47. vii. SIR WILLIAM STANLEY, b. 1561; d. September 29, 1642, Bidston Hall, England. viii. FRANCIS STANLEY, b. 1562; d. April 16, 1583.

More About FRANCIS STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

ix. ANNE STANLEY, b. Abt. 1563.

41. EDWARD15 STANLEY (HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1576 in Ormskirk, England, and died May 4, 1640 in Ormskirk, England. He married ISABEL WARBURTON 1615.

Notes for EDWARD STANLEY: 1st Baronet of Bickerstaffe, Lancashire. In 1614 appointed Sheriff of Lancashire.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and ISABEL WARBURTON are: 48. i. THOMAS16 STANLEY, b. 1616; d. May 1653. ii. HENRY STANLEY, b. 1617; d. 1682.

Notes for HENRY STANLEY: Ancestor of the Stanleys of Preston.

iii. JAMES STANLEY, b. 1619; d. 1619. iv. ROBERT STANLEY, b. 1620. 49. v. JOHN STANLEY, b. 1621, Ormskirk, England.

42. ANTHONY15 SAVAGE (FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) He married ELIZABETH HALL.

Child of ANTHONY SAVAGE and ELIZABETH HALL is: 50. i. ANTHONY16 SAVAGE, d. June 5, 1695.

43. MICHAEL15 STANLEY (CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1640 in Handsworth, Staffordshire, England. He married ELIZABETH STANLEY, daughter of JOHN STANLEY.

Notes for MICHAEL STANLEY: He served in the Parliamentary Army as Cornet of Horse. He fought in the Irish Wars. In 1662, he was pardoned by Charles II, and on November 10, 1666, he was granted land in Roscommon and Galloway in Ireland, under the Land Act.

Children of MICHAEL STANLEY and ELIZABETH STANLEY are:

19 51. i. ROBERT16 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1660, Inchmore, Westmeath, Ireland; d. 1720, St. John's Church, County Roscommon, Ireland. ii. CATHERINE STANLEY. iii. MICHAEL STANLEY.

Generation No. 16

44. SIR ROWLAND16 STANLEY (WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14, WILLIAM13, WILLIAM12, WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1518 in Hooton, Cheshire, England, and died 1613 in Hooton, Cheshire, England. He married MARGARET BUNBURY ALDERSEY, daughter of HUGH ALDERSEY. She was born in Chester, England.

Notes for SIR ROWLAND STANLEY: Knighted in 1533 and made Sheriff of Chester in 1575 and Justice of the Peace.

As a staunch Catholic, Sir Rowland was the first of his family to be confronted by the cruel dilemma which Queen Elizabeth's church policy forced on her otherwise loyal subjects. A new Act of Uniformity made it high treason to recognize the Pope's authority, and required an oath acknowledging the Queen as head of the Church.

Children of ROWLAND STANLEY and MARGARET ALDERSEY are: 52. i. WILLIAM17 STANLEY, b. 1548; d. 1630, Ghent. ii. JOHN STANLEY. iii. EDWARD STANLEY, b. 1564.

45. MARGARET16 STANLEY (PETER15, WILLIAM14, WILLIAM13, WILLIAM12, WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married HENRY STANLEY September 26, 1563, son of JAMES STANLEY and ANNE HART. He was born 1515, and died 1598.

Children are listed above under (35) Henry Stanley.

46. SIR FERDINAND16 STANLEY (HENRY15, EDWARD14, THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1559, and died May 28, 1594. He married ALICE SPENCER, daughter of JOHN SPENCER.

Notes for SIR FERDINAND STANLEY: 5th Earl of Derby

Spent boyhood as Page to Queen Elizabeth.

More About SIR FERDINAND STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

20 Children of FERDINAND STANLEY and ALICE SPENCER are: i. ANNE17 STANLEY, b. 1580. ii. FRANCES STANLEY, b. 1583. iii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. 1587.

47. SIR WILLIAM16 STANLEY (HENRY15, EDWARD14, THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1561, and died September 29, 1642 in Bidston Hall, England. He married ELIZABETH VERE June 26, 1594 in Royal Palace of Greenwich, daughter of EDWARD VERE. She died March 10, 1641/42.

Notes for SIR WILLIAM STANLEY: Upon the death of his brother Ferdinand who had no male heir, William became the 6th Earl of Derby.

In 1592, he became the Governor of the Isle of Man.

During the marriage the play "Midsummers's Night Dream" was performed for the first time.

Much speculation has it that William Stanley was the playwright, William Shakespeare.

Exerpts from A Manx Notebook:

Born c.1561, died 1642 but transferred estates and Lordship of Man to his son James in 1627, though it would appear that he had passed control of the Island at least to his wife c.1610 as she is associated with reforms in household officers at that period - she died in 1626. According to Seacombe :

"This earl married the Lady Elizabeth, daughter to Edward Earl of Oxford, by whom he had issue two sons, James and Robert; also three daughters : first, Elizabeth, who died young; second, Ann, who married Sir Henry Portman, of Orchard in the county of Somerset, and after his death Sir Robert Carr, Knight and Earl of Ancram, in Scotland ; the third daughter, another Elizabeth, who died young. James, eldest son and successor, we shall take notice of in another place. Robert, his second son, married a daughter of Lord Witherington, by whom he had issue, which are all long since extinct; as hereafter appears. This noble lord died in his retirement, at his house near Chester, on the twenty-ninth of September, 1642 ; from thence was conveyed to Ormskirk, and there deposited with his noble ancestors."

The following short biography, taken from Aspen's Historical Sketches of the House of Stanley (1877) is included for its enjoyment rather than guaranteed accuracy:

On the death of the fifth earl a serious difficulty arose in reference to the succession, in consequence of a default of male issue, and the absence of his brother William, who had not been heard of for years. During the lifetime of his father, William displayed an ungovernable love for travel, and the earl consented to his going abroad for three years-

But as soon as Sir William was get on ship board He to himself did secretly say,

21 I'll make a vow to the living Lord. That three seven years I'll make away.

He remained three years in France, where he took laurels in many of the chief tournaments, and subsequently proceeded to Spain, where he was challenged by a Spanish nobleman to single combat. In the first encounter the Spaniard succeeded in wounding Sir William on his right arm, and causing him to fall to the ground, but he was soon upon his feet again. In the second round the Spaniard aimed three deadly blows at the wounded Englishman, but they were all skillfully averted, and Sir William gave his adversary a thrust on the right breast, inflicting a severe wound, and causing him to reel to the ground. Blood flowed freely, and the friends of the Spanish nobleman counselled his withdrawal from the contest, but he was too enraged to heed their advice, and in the third encounter rushed at Sir William with the force of desperation, but the blows were successfully parried, and the representative of the house of Stanley once more secured the crown of victory by inflicting a second wound on the breast of the Spaniard, and thus effectually disabling him. Sir William next visited Italy, where he assumed the garb of a mendicant friar for the purpose of gaining information and the more readily getting through the country. Afterwards he proceeded to Egypt, and with the assistance of a native guide, went to reconnoitre the River Nile. Whilst on their journey, a large male tiger suddenly appeared from behind a thicket, and with a hideous howl came rushing towards them. Sir William had two pistols, and discharged one as the tiger was making a spring at them. Unfortunately he missed his aim, and it was only by dexterously stepping aside that he eluded the grasp of the ferocious brute. Before the animal had time to take another spring, Sir William drew a second pistol, discharged the contents into the tiger's breast, and as it reeled drew his sword and killed it. After paying a visit to Palestine, he journeyed to Turkey, and had a narrow escape of becoming a victim to the bigotry of the followers of Mahommed. In a discussion with one of the Paschas he defended Christianity and the Bible, and denounced the religion propounded in the Koran as false and deceptive. He was arrested for "blasphemy against the religion of Mahommed," and after being kept a long time in a filthy and dismal prison, a date was fixed for his execution, but a lady interceded on his behalf, and three days before the appointed time he was liberated. Having remained some time at Constantinople, he visited Russia, and it is said that whilst at Moscow he was informed by an English physician of the death of his father and brother, and that he thereupon returned to his native land with all speed.

On Sir William reaching England, he found that all the estates of the earldom had been settled upon his brother's daughters, under the guardianship of four bishops and four temporal lords, who possessed every branch of it to their ward's uses, and refused to admit his right to any share of it. Having few friends and less money, and having powerful adversaries to contend against, his case was somewhat distressing ; but some of the old tenants in and about Latham, Dalton, Newburgh, &c., who knew him from a child to be their natural and rightful lord, supplied him with money to recover his title and so much of the estates as properly belonged to him. A law suit, therefore followed, in reference to all the late earl's estates in England and also in the Isle of Man. During the dispute the real title of the Stanley family to the Isle of Man was called in question, on the ground that when Henry IV. granted it for life to Sir John Stanley, the Earl of Northumberland (the former possessor) had not been attainted by Parliament nor his possessions adjudged to be confiscated, and that the subsequent gift of it to Sir John, being founded upon the grant for life, was invalidated. Ultimately it was decided by the law lords that the right to the Isle of Man belonged solely to Queen Elizabeth ; but Her Majesty, in consideration of the "many eminent services performed to herself and to her royal predecessors by the honourable and noble House of Stanley," withdrew her right and referred the contending claimants to the decision of the courts. The law proceedings were continued with vigour on both sides for six or seven years, and would have extended over a still longer period, but the Queen proposed a reference, and this being accepted, the whole matter was considered by Lord Burleigh, Lord Buckhurst, the Earl of Dorset,, the Earl of Cumberland, Lord Hunsdon, and the Earl of Salisbury, who appointed and yielded to the Right Honourable William, Earl of Derby, the ancient seats of Lathom and Knowsley, with all the houses, lands, castles, and appurtenances in Lancashire, Cumberland, Yorkshire, Cheshire, and many in Wales ; also the manor of Meriden, in the County of Warwick, with the old seat in Cannon Row, Westminster (afterwards called Derby Court), and also the advowson of the Parish Church of the Holy Trinity, in the city of Chester. To the daughter of Earl Ferdinando, the arbitrators granted the Baronies of Strange of Knocking, Mohun, Barnwell, Basset and Lacy ; with all the houses, castles, manors, and lands thereto belonging, with

22 several other manors and large estates lying in most counties of England, and many in Wales. With regard to the Isle of Man, Ferdinando's daughters claimed possession of it as heirs general to their father, and the judges in the law courts decided in their favour ; whereupon Earl William agreed to purchase their several shares and interests, and afterwards got a new grant of the island from James 1st.

In 1594, Earl William was married at Greenwich to Elizabeth, the eldest daughter of Edward Vere, the seventh Earl of Oxford, by whom he had three sons and three daughters. Queen Elizabeth conferred upon him the noble Order of the Garter, and James I. appointed him Lord Chamberlain of Chester for life, and on the christening of his first son ("James, Lord Strange,") presented him with a costly piece of plate. The Countess died in 1626, and a few years afterwards the Earl, being " old and infirm, and desirous of withdrawing himself from the hurry and fatigue of life, in which he had been very largely engaged and greatly encumbered, " assigned and surrendered all his estates to James, Lords Stanley and Strange, his eldest son, reserving to himself only £1,000 per annum during his life. The Earl purchased a convenient house on the side of the River Dee, near Chester, whither we are told he retired and passed the evening of his life in quiet, peace, and pleasing enjoyment of ease, rest, and freedom of body as well as mind. He died on the 29th September, 1642.

Association with Shakespeare

One of the more interesting claims associated with William was that he either singly or in conjunction with others, wrote the plays commonly ascribed to William Shakespeare (other contenders for this are Frances Bacon and Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford.) No plays acknowledged to by William exist, though there is a 1599 report by the Jesuit spy, George Fenners that he was 'busyed only in penning commodyes for the commoun players'. The theory that William was the bard was, according to Michell, most strongly proposed by Professor Abel Lefranc in 1918, though J.H. Greenstreet had made the same suggestioni n the 1890's. William is supposed to be Aetion ('Eagle Man') in Spenser's poem Colin Clouts come home again of 1594 in which all the major dramatists of the period make their entry under disguised names (the'eagle' both from the Stanley crest of Eagle and Child as well as Lathom's Eagle tower).

More About SIR WILLIAM STANLEY: Burial: June 30, 1662, Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and ELIZABETH VERE are: i. ELIZABETH17 STANLEY, b. 1596; d. 1597. ii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. 1600; d. 1608. 53. iii. SIR JAMES STANLEY, b. January 31, 1606/07, Knowsley, England; d. October 15, 1651, Knowsley, England. iv. ROBERT STANLEY, d. 1632; m. ELIZABETH GORGES. v. ANNE STANLEY. vi. CHARLES STANLEY, d. 1629.

More About CHARLES STANLEY: Burial: Westminster Abbey, London, England

48. THOMAS16 STANLEY (EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE

23 STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1616, and died May 1653. He married MARY EGERTON Abt. 1642, daughter of PETER EGERTON.

Children of THOMAS STANLEY and MARY EGERTON are: 54. i. EDWARD17 STANLEY, b. 1643; d. October 1671. ii. ELIZABETH STANLEY. iii. MARY STANLEY. iv. PETER STANLEY, b. February 1644/45.

Notes for PETER STANLEY: Ancestor of the Stanleys of Crosshall

49. JOHN16 STANLEY (EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1621 in Ormskirk, England.

Notes for JOHN STANLEY: The fifth son of Sir Edward Stanley (1576-1640), 1st Baronet of Bickerstaffe, Lancashire.

A Roundhead Captain during the Civil War. Freeman of Liverpool in 1643.

Child of JOHN STANLEY is: 55. i. ELIZABETH17 STANLEY.

50. ANTHONY16 SAVAGE (ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) died June 5, 1695.

Child of ANTHONY SAVAGE is: 56. i. ALICE17 SAVAGE, d. 1701.

51. ROBERT16 STANLEY (MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1660 in Inchmore, Westmeath, Ireland, and died 1720 in St. John's Church, County Roscommon, Ireland. He married MARY STANLEY, daughter of WILLIAM STANLEY.

Notes for ROBERT STANLEY: Served as Captain in King William's Army (under Brigadier-General James Stanley (1664-1736) who succeeded as 10th Earl of Derby in 1702). Robert fought in the Battle of the Boyne on July 1, 1690, and at Athlone Castle in 1691.

Children of ROBERT STANLEY and MARY STANLEY are: 57. i. EDWARD17 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1690, England; d. 1763, Athlone, Ireland. ii. CATHERINE STANLEY. iii. ELIZABETH STANLEY. 58. iv. THOMAS STANLEY.

24 Generation No. 17

52. WILLIAM17 STANLEY (ROWLAND16, WILLIAM15, WILLIAM14, WILLIAM13, WILLIAM12, WILLIAM11, WILLIAM10, WILLIAM9 DE STANLEIGH, WILLIAM8, WILLIAM7, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1548, and died 1630 in Ghent. He married (1) ELIZABETH EGERTON. He married (2) ANN DUTTON 1560.

Notes for WILLIAM STANLEY: Served Queen Elizabeth in the Irish Wars from 1570 to 1585.

In 1587 Sir William felt that he could no longer serve the Queen. He became embittered by the religious persecution of his fellow Catholics.

When he learned that Mary Queen of Scots had been sentenced to death, he made arrangements with Roland York to surrender Deventer and Zulphen to the Spaniards. Just when the Queen was considering making him Lord Deputy of Ireland, he passed over into Spanish service with some 1200 men.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and ELIZABETH EGERTON are: i. WILLIM18 STANLEY, b. 1567. ii. ROWLAND STANLEY. iii. JANE STANLEY.

53. SIR JAMES17 STANLEY (WILLIAM16, HENRY15, EDWARD14, THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 31, 1606/07 in Knowsley, England, and died October 15, 1651 in Knowsley, England. He married CHARLOTTE DE LE TREMOUILLE June 25, 1626 in Palace of the Prince of Orange, Hague, Netherlands, daughter of CLAUDE DE LE TREMOUILLE. She was born December 1599, and died March 22, 1663/64.

Notes for SIR JAMES STANLEY: 7th Earl of Derby

In 1626 he was chosen as the first Mayor of Liverpool.

Upon his sucession to his father's estates, Peter Stanley writes in his book, "The House of Stanley," that James was a "direct descendant of Henry VII, and moreover he had in his veins the blood of the ancient families of Lathom, Neville, Strange, Woodville, Hastings, Howard, Clifford, Brandon, Cecil and De Vere, besides that of the Royal Houses of Lancaster, Plantagenet, Tudor and Stuart. There was no man of his time who could show a more illustrius descent."

He assumed his father's seat in the House of Lords as "Lord Strange."

He was caught up in the Civil War as a Royalist and remained true to the King. He was executed by Royalist October 15, 1651.

25 More About SIR JAMES STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Notes for CHARLOTTE DE LE TREMOUILLE: Daughter of Claude, Duke of Thouars and the grand daughter of William the Silent, Prince of the House of Orange.

Children of JAMES STANLEY and CHARLOTTE LE TREMOUILLE are: 59. i. SIR CHARLES18 STANLEY, b. January 19, 1626/27; d. December 21, 1672, Knowsley, England. ii. CHARLOTTE STANLEY, b. March 10, 1627/28; d. April 4, 1639, London, England.

More About CHARLOTTE STANLEY: Burial: Westminster Abbey, London, England

iii. HENRIETTA MARIA STANLEY, b. 1630; d. 1685. iv. KATHERINE STANLEY, b. December 4, 1631. v. AMEILIA ANNA SOPHIA STANLEY, b. July 17, 1633; d. February 21, 1701/02; m. JOHN MURRAY, May 5, 1659.

Notes for AMEILIA ANNA SOPHIA STANLEY: Ameila is the ancestor to Sir Winston Churchill and to Lady Diana Spencer, Princess of Wales.

vi. HENRY FREDERICK STANLEY, b. February 24, 1633/34; d. April 24, 1634.

More About HENRY FREDERICK STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

vii. JAMES STANLEY, b. November 2, 1636; d. March 27, 1638.

More About JAMES STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

viii. EDWARD STANLEY, b. January 7, 1637/38; d. March 7, 1663/64.

More About EDWARD STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

ix. WILLIAM STANLEY, b. November 18, 1640; d. December 23, 1670.

More About WILLIAM STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

54. EDWARD17 STANLEY (THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1643, and died October 1671. He married ELIZABETH BOSVILLE December 25, 1663 in Ormskirk, England.

Notes for EDWARD STANLEY:

26 Master of Arts at Brazenose College, Oxford.

More About EDWARD STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and ELIZABETH BOSVILLE are: i. MARY18 STANLEY, b. November 1665. ii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. March 1666/67. iii. BARBARA STANLEY, b. March 1667/68. iv. ISABELLA STANLEY, b. August 1669. 60. v. THOMAS STANLEY, b. September 1670. vi. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. 1671.

55. ELIZABETH17 STANLEY (JOHN16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married MICHAEL STANLEY, son of CHARLES STANLEY and ELIZABETH HARRINGTON. He was born 1640 in Handsworth, Staffordshire, England.

Notes for MICHAEL STANLEY: He served in the Parliamentary Army as Cornet of Horse. He fought in the Irish Wars. In 1662, he was pardoned by Charles II, and on November 10, 1666, he was granted land in Roscommon and Galloway in Ireland, under the Land Act.

Children are listed above under (43) Michael Stanley.

56. ALICE17 SAVAGE (ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) died 1701. She married FRANCIS THORNTON, son of WILLIAM THORNTON and ELISIA BILLINGTON. He was born 1651, and died 1726.

Children of ALICE SAVAGE and FRANCIS THORNTON are: 61. i. MARGARET18 THORNTON, b. April 2, 1678; d. Aft. 1727. 62. ii. ELIZABETH THORNTON, b. 1674; d. 1732.

57. EDWARD17 STANLEY (ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1690 in England, and died 1763 in Athlone, Ireland. He married CATHRINE SHEEN, daughter of ARTHUR SHEEN. She was born Abt. 1690, and died Bef. 1743.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and CATHRINE SHEEN are: i. ARTHUR18 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1723. 63. ii. EDWARD STANLEY, b. Abt. 1725; d. Abt. 1754. 64. iii. JAMES STANLEY, b. Abt. 1727; d. 1765. iv. CATHERINE STANLEY, m. JAMES COATES. v. MARGARET STANLEY, m. JAMES FERNAN. vi. MARY STANLEY, m. FRANCIS CUMMINGS.

27 58. THOMAS17 STANLEY (ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) He married JANE SHERLOCK 1755 in Naas, Kildare, Ireland.

Child of THOMAS STANLEY and JANE SHERLOCK is: i. ROBERT18 STANLEY, b. 1757; m. ANNE ADAMSON.

Notes for ROBERT STANLEY: Captain in the Army

Generation No. 18

59. SIR CHARLES18 STANLEY (JAMES17, WILLIAM16, HENRY15, EDWARD14, THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 19, 1626/27, and died December 21, 1672 in Knowsley, England. He married (1) ANNE COTTINGHAM Abt. 1642. She died June 17, 1643. He married (2) DOROTHEA HELENA DE RUPA 1650, daughter of WILLIAM DE RUPA.

Notes for SIR CHARLES STANLEY: 8th Earl of Derby

More About SIR CHARLES STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Children of CHARLES STANLEY and DOROTHEA DE RUPA are: i. JAMES19 STANLEY, b. April 19, 1651; d. August 21, 1651. ii. HENRIETTA CHARLOTTE STANLEY, b. April 2, 1652; d. February 16, 1715/16; m. THOMAS OF COLCHESTER. iii. HENRY CHARLES STANLEY, b. April 15, 1653; d. 1653. iv. AMEILIA STANLEY, b. April 2, 1654; d. December 19, 1655. 65. v. SIR WILLIAM GEORGE STANLEY, b. March 18, 1654/55; d. 1702. vi. ROBERT THOMAS STANLEY, b. April 10, 1656; d. February 19, 1685/86. vii. FERDINAND STANLEY, b. June 22, 1657; d. November 5, 1657. viii. EDWARD STANLEY, b. July 6, 1657; d. December 6, 1658. ix. MARIA SOPHIA STANLEY, b. August 21, 1659; d. July 18, 1674. x. CHARLES HENRY STANLEY, b. January 15, 1659/60; d. August 1663. xi. HELENA STANLEY, b. 1662; d. 1662. xii. CATHERINE STANLEY, b. 1663; d. 1663. xiii. JAMES STANLEY, b. July 3, 1664; d. February 1, 1735/36. xiv. INFANT STANLEY, b. June 26, 1665; d. June 26, 1665. xv. CHARLES ZEDENNO STANLEY, b. December 8, 1666; d. April 9, 1715.

60. THOMAS18 STANLEY (EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born

28 September 1670. He married ELIZABETH PATTON August 16, 1688. She died February 1693/94.

Notes for THOMAS STANLEY: Member of Parliment and Justice of the Peace.

Children of THOMAS STANLEY and ELIZABETH PATTON are: 66. i. SIR EDWARD19 STANLEY, b. September 11, 1689. ii. THOMAS STANLEY, b. March 1689/90; d. 1696. iii. JOHN STANLEY, b. August 1692; d. May 16, 1781; m. ALICE WARREN; d. 1737.

Notes for JOHN STANLEY: Fellow of Sidney Sussex College.

Appointed Vicar of Liverpool in 1726

iv. WILLIAM STANLEY, b. 1694; d. 1694.

61. MARGARET18 THORNTON (ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 2, 1678, and died Aft. 1727. She married WILLIAM STROTHER. He was born Abt. 1665, and died July 26, 1726.

Child of MARGARET THORNTON and WILLIAM STROTHER is: 67. i. FRANCIS19 STROTHER, d. 1752.

62. ELIZABETH18 THORNTON (ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1674, and died 1732. She married EDWIN CONWAY. He was born 1653, and died 1698.

Child of ELIZABETH THORNTON and EDWIN CONWAY is: 68. i. FRANCIS19 CONWAY, b. 1696; d. 1733.

63. EDWARD18 STANLEY (EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1725, and died Abt. 1754. He married ELIZABETH THOMAS 1747, daughter of EDWIN THOMAS. She was born in Dublin, Ireland.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and ELIZABETH THOMAS are: 69. i. EDWARD19 STANLEY, b. Abt. 1748; d. 1792. 70. ii. ARTHUR STANLEY, b. Abt. 1750; d. April 10, 1821. iii. GEORGE STANLEY, b. Abt. 1752. iv. JAMES STANLEY.

29 v. EDWIND STANLEY.

Notes for EDWIND STANLEY: Major in the army.

vi. GEORGE STANLEY. vii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, m. JAMES HENTHORNE, October 9, 1773; d. 1832. viii. MARY STANLEY.

64. JAMES18 STANLEY (EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1727, and died 1765. He married JANE KELLY, daughter of EDMUND KELLY.

Children of JAMES STANLEY and JANE KELLY are: 71. i. SIR EDMUND19 STANLEY, b. 1761; d. April 28, 1843, Richmond, Surrey, England. 72. ii. JAMES STANLEY, b. September 21, 1762. 73. iii. SUSANNA STANLEY. 74. iv. ELIZABETH MARIA STANLEY.

Generation No. 19

65. SIR WILLIAM GEORGE19 STANLEY (CHARLES18, JAMES17, WILLIAM16, HENRY15, EDWARD14, THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 18, 1654/55, and died 1702. He married ELIZABETH BUTLER July 1673, daughter of THOMAS BUTLER.

Notes for SIR WILLIAM GEORGE STANLEY: 9th Earl of Derby

Introduced the first official coinage of the Isle of Man.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and ELIZABETH BUTLER are: i. INFANT20 STANLEY, b. April 12, 1679; d. April 12, 1679. 75. ii. SIR JAMES STANLEY, b. July 28, 1680, Knowsley, England; d. 1736. iii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. November 19, 1681; d. April 28, 1714. iv. WILLIAM STANLEY, b. August 24, 1683; d. 1684. v. THOMAS STANLEY, b. April 21, 1685; d. April 1687. vi. HENRIETTA STANLEY, b. January 10, 1685/86; d. August 8, 1732.

66. SIR EDWARD19 STANLEY (THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 11, 1689. He married ELIZABETH HESKETH September 14, 1714.

30 Notes for SIR EDWARD STANLEY: 11th Earl of Derby. Succeeded upon the death of his kinsman, James Stanley (1664), who had no issue.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and ELIZABETH HESKETH are: i. ELIZABETH20 STANLEY, b. November 14, 1715; d. 1780; m. PETER WARBURTON, 1746. 76. ii. JAMES STANLEY, b. January 17, 1716/17; d. June 1, 1771, Bath, England. iii. MARY STANLEY, b. January 1717/18; d. August 17, 1795, Bath, England. iv. INFANT STANLEY, b. January 1717/18; d. March 17, 1717/18. v. THOMAS STANLEY, b. August 1720; d. December 1722. vi. ELIZABETH DOROTHY STANLEY, b. February 1721/22; d. July 15, 1787, Bath, England. vii. MARGARET STANLEY, b. March 1722/23; d. March 1, 1776. viii. JANE STANLEY, b. April 1726; d. April 1726. ix. BARBARA STANLEY, b. 1730; d. 1730. x. CHARLOTTE STANLEY, b. 1731; m. JOHN BURGOYNE, 1743. xi. EDWARD STANLEY, b. June 1732; d. April 20, 1745, London, England.

More About EDWARD STANLEY: Burial: May 4, 1745, Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

67. FRANCIS19 STROTHER (MARGARET18 THORNTON, ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) died 1752. He married SUSANNAH DABNEY. She died Aft. 1752.

Child of FRANCIS STROTHER and SUSANNAH DABNEY is: 77. i. WILLIAM20 STROTHER, d. Abt. 1808.

68. FRANCIS19 CONWAY (ELIZABETH18 THORNTON, ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1696, and died 1733. He married REBECCA CATLETT. She was born 1700, and died 1760.

Child of FRANCIS CONWAY and REBECCA CATLETT is: 78. i. ELEANOR (NELLY) ROSE20 CONWAY, b. 1731; d. 1829.

69. EDWARD19 STANLEY (EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1748, and died 1792. He married LYDIA BACON June 19, 1772 in Fethard, County Tipperary, Ireland, daughter of EDWARD BACON and ?.

Notes for EDWARD STANLEY: Dublin Attorney; in 1792 became Common Solicitor for Ireland.

31 Children of EDWARD STANLEY and LYDIA BACON are: 79. i. SIR EDWARD20 STANLEY, b. 1773, Dublin, Ireland; d. 1851, Dublin, Ireland. ii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. December 1772, Fethard, County Tipperary, Ireland; m. RICHARD SHAW, 1801, St. Anne's, Dublin, Ireland.

More About ELIZABETH STANLEY: Baptism: December 25, 1772, Fethard, County Tipperary, Ireland

iii. JAMES HENTHORN STANLEY, b. 1775; d. December 19, 1860, Dublin, Ireland; m. (?) IRELAND. 80. iv. JOHN BACON STANLEY, b. Abt. 1776; d. September 1, 1832. 81. v. EDWIN THOMAS STANLEY, b. Abt. 1780. vi. LYDIA STANLEY, b. 1782. vii. ALFRA STANLEY, b. 1784. viii. JANE STANLEY. ix. CAROLINE STANLEY.

70. ARTHUR19 STANLEY (EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1750, and died April 10, 1821. He married ELIZABETH HANDCOCK September 29, 1771.

Notes for ARTHUR STANLEY: Dublin Druggist

Children of ARTHUR STANLEY and ELIZABETH HANDCOCK are: 82. i. EDMUND20 STANLEY, d. 1810. ii. JOHN HANDCOCK STANLEY, d. 1827.

71. SIR EDMUND19 STANLEY (JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1761, and died April 28, 1843 in Richmond, Surrey, England. He married JANE TALBOT August 11, 1786.

Notes for SIR EDMUND STANLEY: A member of Parliament for Ireland, and Chief Justice of Madras in India.

From the Irish Dict. Nat. Biog. 1978 STANLEY, Sir Edmund MP for Augher 1790-7; Lanesborough 1797-1800 b. (bapt. 7 Dec.) 1760; d. 28 Apr. 1843 HONOURS: Knight 11 Mar. 1807. FAMILY/BACKGROUND: Son of James Stanley of Low Park, Co. Roscommon, and Jane, dau. of Edmond Kelly of Mount Gray. MARRIED: [1786] dau. of Rev. John Talbot.

EDUCATION: School: Mr. Kerr; entered TCD 13 Dec. 1773, aged 13 years, Scholar 1777, BA 1778; Inner Temple Mar. 1780; called to the Irish Bar 1782; Bencher King's Inns 1789. CAREER/OCCUPATION: King's Counsel 1789; listed in Judges and Barristers 1 789.; listed in Attorneys of King's Bench, Common Pleas, Court of Exchequer 1789-1800; 3rd Serjeant 10 Dec. 1793, 1795-1801, Prime Serjeant 1 July 1801-Dec. 1802; Commissioner of Appeals 1795-8; Commissioner of Accounts 6 Feb., 29 May,

32 15 Nov. 1 802 at £800 p.a.; 1st Recorder of Prince of Wales's Island 1807-15; Judge of the Supreme Court at Madras 1815-20, Chief Justice 1820-34.

POLITICAL ACTIVITY: He was returned for Augher at the general election of 1790. Augher had been recently purchased by the Marquess of Abercorn, who supported, and Stanley voted for John Foster (1805), the government candidate for Speaker. In 179 3 Stanley was described as 'an expectant lawyer'. He voted for the Convention Bill, and in December 1793 he was appointed 3rd Serjeant. At the 1797 election he was returned for Lanesborough by Luke Dillon, Lord Clonbrock. In 1798 he voted against Sir Laurence Parsons' (1636) holding motion for an investigation into 'the present discontents'. In 1799 he was described as: 'a very distinguished legal character, who ranks as Third Serjeant. He is a man of the most laborious industry, by means of which he has introduced himself into considerable practice. He was, at his outset, patronise d by the celebrated Counsellor O'Kelly [Kelly, 1143], who is supposed to have done more business than any barrister of his time, in Ireland. Mr. Stanley first distinguished himself as counsel for the late George Robert FitzGerald.' (George Robert FitzGerald was executed at Castlebar on 12 June 1786. He was a brother-in-law of Thomas Connolly and a nephew of the Earl-Bishop of Derry. He terrorised the countryside and his own family. He was certainly bad, but probably also mad.) Stanley voted for the Union in both 1799 and 1800, and was appointed Prime Serjeant in 1801 and a Commissioner of Accounts (£800) in 1802. He was in straitened financial circumstances, and sold the office of Accounts Commissioner for £5,000. Sub sequently he pursued his legal career abroad, but before his removal abroad he was knighted in 1807. After various overseas appointments he was finally Chief Justice of Madras 1220-34. He died on 28 April. 1843, aged 82 years.

DIVISION LISTS: 1790 (2) voted for Foster (1805) on the Election of a Speaker. 1793 (2) voted for the Convention Bill. 1798(1) voted against Sir Laurence Parsons'(1636) motion for an investigation into 'the present discontents'. 1799(1) voted for the Union - Serjeant-at-Law. 1800(1) voted for the Union.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: In 1798 he was sent under a special commission to Cork: 'to preside at the trials there, and received the thanks of the county, and of the Government for his conduct on that occasion'. At Madras: 'He introduced many useful reforms into the Registrar's office and in 1820 was promoted to be Chief Justice of the Supreme Court.'

ESTATES/RESIDENCE: Sackville Street, Dublin; Richmond, Surrey. SOURCES: RCBL P326/1/1, Parish Register of St Werburgh's, Dublin; O'Neill thesis; IMC King's Inns Admission Papers, 1607- 1867; Alum. Dub,; Fermanagh and Tyrone MPs [says son of Edmund Stanley of Athlone, Co. Westmeath]; C. J. Smyth, The Law Officers of Ireland {London, 1839); Almanacks; Gentleman's and Citizen's Almanacks, Treble Almanacks, GMAug. 1843 [says he d. aged 82 years]; Parliamentary Lists, 1791 (1), 1793 (1), 1794 (1), (2), 1799 (1), (3), 1800 (1), (3).

(Sir) EDMOND STANLEY. (1761 - 1843) Edmond qualified as a Barrister and in 1786 married Lucy Jane Talbot, daughter of the Reverend John Talbot of Kirklington in Yorkshire. She spent most of her youth, however, with her grandmother at Mount Talbot in Roscommon. The Talbot's were an influential family and helped Edmond to obtain a seat in the Irish parliament and later in his appointment as Prime Serjeant (and a Judge. He wrote a detailed account of most of his married life (copied by a professional writer) a copy of which is contained in this book. He also wrote an account of the Talbot family which is contained in the family box file. Edmond and Lucy had one child, Mary Anne, born in 1801.

33 Edmond's successful career in the Irish Parliament came to an end with the union of Ireland with England and the resulting end of home rule. Elizabeth Longford states in her book on Wellington that "....this douceur ( to Catholics) had been more than matched by a golden rain of titles and cash for the Protestants who would lose their seats and patronage. The rate for the job was £8000 a seat and Lord Longford collected this tidy sum" No doubt Edmond did likewise. He sold Low Park and bought a property at Roscrowther in Pembroke which included a coal mine. They went to live in London where he would seek another job. It was not until 1807 that he received an appointment to the East India Company. He was the first Recorder of Prince of Wales Island (Penang) and his first task was to take the Charter of Justice to Penang, which had previously been administered from Madras. Bringing the British legal system to Penang was clearly not straightforward, as his letters to Lord Minto, then Governor General of India, reveal (National Archives, Edinburgh MSS 11688). The new system, as compared to the Old Penang System, was clearly unpopular with the local population and there was considerable resistance. "…..but it would seem an object of jealousy to some who wish to have power in their own hands, and not to have the check or control of regular law. As to my own part I have long felt myself acting on the defensive here, but I go on my own steady course and as conciliatory as possible, even when attacked", and "…a great part of the System of Revenue seems to arise from holding out inducements and temptations to commit crimes such as gaming and intoxication and then to inflict severe corporal and other punishments for the crimes which those vices generate". One such person quoted as involved in such activities is the 'Collector', perhaps of taxes, a proportion of which one imagines he retained. He also had some difficulty obtaining permission to appoint magistrates. It is clear that Lord Minto had confidence in him to which the following letter attests (Scottish Nation al Archives MSS 11690)), and it is also of interest to note that Stamford Raffles was then working closely with both individuals and had been appointed Registrar to the Recorders Court (Sir Edmond Stanley's position in Penang), in addition to Assistant Secretary to the government of the East India Company in about 1805, the year Edmond Stanley arrived there. (Oxford Dictionary of National Biography)

"Malacca 3 June 1811 My Dear Sir Edmond, The Thetis, Company's Cruiser, brought me yesterday, your letter of the 29th March from Calcutta any particular reply to the principal topic of that communication is, I am happy to say, superseded by all that passed during my short visit to Prince of Wales's Island; but it offered me the opportunity of repeating my perfect conviction and knowledge of the correctness and of the discretion and delicacy of your conduct in all transactions and controversies that have fallen under my observation. I seize also the occasion of expressing anew the cordial satisfaction with which I reflect on the comparative relief of your affairs from embarrassment, and of your mind from discomfort, which has been lately operated. That you may continue to enjoy every degree of public satisfaction and private happiness is my very sincere wish. Everything is assembled here, and ready to start for the object, except for the last Division from Madras, and that is looked for every day. You will learn with pleasure that the apprehended difficulty of the passage to Java at the present period of the year has been removed by investigation and surveys, and that we have reason to hope not only for a secure but a quick voyage. May I beg Lady Stanley to accept my best and kindest respects, and I have the honor (sic) to be My Dear Sir Edmond Most faithfully yours Signed Minto "

The latter part of this letter refers to the Company's invasion of Java with the intention of seizing it from the Dutch. Much of the planning was done by Raffles (Oxford DNB), who became Lieutenant Governor of Java.

A copy of a letter to Sir Edmond is held, making provision for a courthouse in Georgetown, and signed by Thomas Raffles on behalf of Lord Cornwallis (during the latter's second term as Governor General) on 15th June in an illegible year, but probably

34 1805, as Cornwallis arrived in the summer of that year and died in October.

Sir Edmond Stanley rose to the post of Chief Justice of Madras and retired in 1825 at the age of 64. Lucy (Jane) certainly did not go to India before 1815 and it seems unlikely that she went later as he does not refer to her joining him there. However the above letter from Lord Minto suggests that she was indeed with him in Penang, and so it is hard to believe that she did not spend some time in Madras. With a young daughter in England, however, she would have also spent some time there, and was certainly so in 1815, at the time of her daughter's precipitate marriage. Edmond died in 1843 but we have no record of Lucy after 1815. Mount Talbot house was still standing in 1974 but without a roof. The church at the gate was locked and the churchyard with Talbot graves was derelict.

Child of EDMUND STANLEY and JANE TALBOT is: 83. i. MARY ANN20 STANLEY, b. October 24, 1801; d. January 7, 1881.

72. JAMES19 STANLEY (JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 21, 1762. He married ELIZABETH IRELAND July 6, 1786 in Bethlam, Kikenny, Westmeath, Ireland, daughter of WILLIAM IRELAND and MAGDALENE IRWIN. She was born 1766, and died 1845.

Children of JAMES STANLEY and ELIZABETH IRELAND are: i. MAGDALENE20 STANLEY, b. 1788; d. 1805. ii. JAMES STANLEY, b. 1789; d. 1789. 84. iii. CATHERINE STANLEY, b. June 4, 1793, Bethlehem House, Glasson, Westmeath, Ireland; d. February 24, 1854, Boston, Massachusetts. iv. EDMOND STANLEY, b. 1794; m. REBECCA SANDYS. 85. v. WILLIAM JAMES STANLEY, b. 1798; d. January 26, 1885. vi. RICHARD STANLEY, b. 1799; d. 1864; m. FRANCES IRELAND; b. 1818; d. July 27, 1848.

73. SUSANNA19 STANLEY (JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married DECOURCEY IRELAND July 2, 1774 in St. Peters, Dublin, Ireland, son of WILLIAM IRELAND and MAGDELENE IRVINE. He was born in Low Park, County Roscommon, Ireland.

Children of SUSANNA STANLEY and DECOURCEY IRELAND are: i. WILLIAM20 IRELAND, m. DOROTHEA GARDINER. ii. JANE IRELAND. iii. LETITIA IRELAND. 86. iv. STANLEY IRELAND. v. JOHN IRELAND. vi. ARTHUR IRELAND. vii. RICHARD IRELAND. viii. REV. EDMOND STANLEY IRELAND. 87. ix. MAGDELENE IRELAND.

35 74. ELIZABETH MARIA19 STANLEY (JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married RICHARD IRELAND, son of WILLIAM IRELAND and MAGDELENE IRVINE.

Children of ELIZABETH STANLEY and RICHARD IRELAND are: i. WILLIAM20 IRELAND. ii. JAMES IRELAND. iii. RICHARD IRELAND. iv. EDMUND IRELAND. v. DECOURCEY IRELAND. vi. MAGELENE IRELAND, m. GEARLD BURKE. vii. CATHARINE IRELAND, m. EDWARD STANLEY; b. Morehall, England.

Generation No. 20

75. SIR JAMES20 STANLEY (WILLIAM GEORGE19, CHARLES18, JAMES17, WILLIAM16, HENRY15, EDWARD14, THOMAS13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 28, 1680 in Knowsley, England, and died 1736. He married MARY MORELY February 10, 1704/05, daughter of WILLIAM MORELY. She was born September 8, 1667, and died 1751.

Notes for SIR JAMES STANLEY: 10th Earl of Derby

Member of Parliment 1685-1702

Commanded a Regiment of Foot during King William's wars in Flanders and Ireland

Child of JAMES STANLEY and MARY MORELY is: i. WILLIAM21 STANLEY, b. January 31, 1708/09; d. March 1708/09.

76. JAMES20 STANLEY (EDWARD19, THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 17, 1716/17, and died June 1, 1771 in Bath, England. He married LUCY SMITH March 17, 1746/47, daughter of HUGH SMITH. She died February 7, 1759.

More About LUCY SMITH: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Children of JAMES STANLEY and LUCY SMITH are: i. ELIZABETH21 STANLEY, b. December 28, 1748; d. April 13, 1796; m. REV. THOMAS HORTON, July 28, 1778.

36 88. ii. LUCY STANLEY, b. December 26, 1750; d. 1783. 89. iii. SIR EDWARD SMITH STANLEY, b. September 12, 1752. iv. THOMAS SMITH STANLEY, b. September 26, 1753; d. 1779, Jamaica.

More About THOMAS SMITH STANLEY: Burial: April 29, 1780, Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

v. JAMES SMITH STANLEY, b. November 1754; d. November 1761. vi. HENRIETTA STANLEY, b. January 1756; d. October 15, 1830, Bath, England; m. WATTS HORTON, June 3, 1778. vii. JOHN SMITH STANLEY, b. March 10, 1757; d. April 28, 1757, London, England. viii. LOUISA STANLEY, b. January 1759.

77. WILLIAM20 STROTHER (FRANCIS19, MARGARET18 THORNTON, ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) died Abt. 1808. He married SARAH BAYLY. She was born Abt. 1720, and died December 22, 1774.

Child of WILLIAM STROTHER and SARAH BAYLY is: 90. i. SARAH DABNEY21 STROTHER, b. October 14, 1760; d. December 13, 1822.

78. ELEANOR (NELLY) ROSE20 CONWAY (FRANCIS19, ELIZABETH18 THORNTON, ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1731, and died 1829. She married JAMES MADISON. He was born 1723, and died 1801.

Child of ELEANOR CONWAY and JAMES MADISON is: i. JAMES21 MADISON, b. March 16, 1750/51, Port Conway, King George County, Virginia; d. June 28, 1836, Montpelier, Orange County, Virginia; m. DOROTHEA (DOLLEY) PAYNE, August 15, 1794, Harewood, Virginia; b. May 20, 1768, Guilford County, North Carolina; d. July 12, 1849, Washington, D. C..

Notes for JAMES MADISON: 4th President of the United States.

79. SIR EDWARD20 STANLEY (EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1773 in Dublin, Ireland, and died 1851 in Dublin, Ireland. He married CATHRINE NORRIS June 9, 1797 in St. Andrews, Dublin, Ireland, daughter of WILLIAM NORRIS. She was born 1777 in Dublin, Ireland, and died 1850 in Dublin, Ireland.

Notes for SIR EDWARD STANLEY: Served as High Sheriff of Dublin and received a Knighthood at Dublin Castle on the occasion of the Jubilee of George III. He was also Commissioner of the Peace for Dublin and Inspector of Prisons.

37 Knighted at Dublin Castle October 25, 1809.

There is a bust & medallion of Sir Edward, stating he was a supporter of the Irish Exhibition & the Royal Dublin Society. This bust & medallion was presented to Mr. E. Stanley Robertson, the sitter's grandson in 1906. Relatives in England have an Hononary Certificate from the Royal Dublin Society expressing their appreciation. Nothing is known about E Stanley Robertson, except that his parents were Lydia Margaret Stanley & Charles Robertson.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and CATHRINE NORRIS are: 91. i. LYDIA MARGARET21 STANLEY, b. 1800. ii. CATHERINE STANLEY, b. 1802; d. 1877; m. LLOYD KNIGHT. iii. EDWARD STANLEY, b. August 5, 1804. iv. FRANCES CATHERINE STANLEY, b. 1806; m. WILLIAM HENRY GROOME, 1839. v. WILLIAM STANLEY, b. 1807, Dublin, Ireland.

Notes for WILLIAM STANLEY:

92. vi. ARTHUR STANLEY, b. October 1, 1808; d. 1877. 93. vii. WILLIAM STAMER STANLEY, b. May 20, 1809, Dublin, Ireland. 94. viii. EDWARD BACON STANLEY, b. March 10, 1811, Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland; d. December 30, 1896, Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland. ix. JAMES HENTHORN STANLEY, b. February 19, 1813; m. MARY JANE SHERIDAN, 1840. x. EDWIN STANLEY, b. 1815. 95. xi. JOHN BACON STANLEY, b. March 19, 1817, Abbey St, Dublin, Ireland; d. 1899, Lewisham, London, Kent, England. xii. JANE STANLEY, b. 1819; m. JAMES MORROW, 1845. xiii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, m. BOND.

80. JOHN BACON20 STANLEY (EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1776, and died September 1, 1832. He married (1) BARBARA LYNCH May 3, 1800, daughter of HENRY FRANCIS BLOSSE LYNCH. She was born Abt. 1780, and died January 1810. He married (2) MARIA CLARKE 1812, daughter of CAPTAIN CHRISTIAN CLARKE. She died February 11, 1842.

Notes for JOHN BACON STANLEY: Marshal of Dublin

Children of JOHN STANLEY and BARBARA LYNCH are: 96. i. HENRY VALENTINE21 STANLEY, b. February 14, 1805, Gardenrath, Co. Meath, Ireland; d. February 1856, Beech Hill, Co. Dublin, Ireland. ii. LYDIA STANLEY. 97. iii. CECILIA STANLEY, b. 1808.

Children of JOHN STANLEY and MARIA CLARKE are: iv. EDWARD21 STANLEY, b. 1814; d. 1854; m. JEANNETTE BALFOUR, April 4, 1851; b. May 1833, Shapinsay, Orkney, Scotland.

38 Notes for EDWARD STANLEY: Served with distinction in the Army of the Queen of Portugal during the Civil War in that country.

On his return to England, he obtained a Commission in the British Army in somewhat romantic circumstances. Many years previously, Prince William Henry, afterwards King William IV, when serving as a midshipman in the Royal Navy on the North American Station, was present at a ball in Halifax, Nova Scotia, and was struck with the charms of his dancing partner. He promised her that if at any time she sent him a request accompanied by the music of the dance, he would, if possible grant it. Many years passed; the young midshipman became an elderly King, and the young lady a grandmother. Her grandson was Edward Stanley. When he told his grandmother of his desire to obtain a commission, she remembered the King's promise and wrote to him, enclosing a copy of the music. He remembered his pledge and granted her grandson an Ensignancy without purchase in the 57th Foot, and he served in that Regiment for nineteen years, rising to the rank of Captain.

He is mentioned in the "History of the British Army" as leading the charge of the Middlesex Regiment in the Battle of Inkerman during the Crimea War.

Edward was later slain at the Battle of Sebastopol in 1854, but was said to have killed many Russians with his sword before he himself was killed.

v. CHARLOTTE HARRIET STANLEY, m. CHARLES HAYDEN, September 12, 1848, St. Peters, Dublin, Ireland; b. Ballayshannon, Ireland.

81. EDWIN THOMAS20 STANLEY (EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1780. He married JANE GUINNESS, daughter of RICHARD GUINNESS.

Child of EDWIN STANLEY and JANE GUINNESS is: i. ANNE21 STANLEY, b. December 26, 1821.

82. EDMUND20 STANLEY (ARTHUR19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) died 1810. He married CHARLOTTE SHEPPARD.

Children of EDMUND STANLEY and CHARLOTTE SHEPPARD are: i. ARTHUR21 STANLEY. ii. ELIZABETH STANLEY.

83. MARY ANN20 STANLEY (EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 24, 1801, and died January 7, 1881. She married CAPTAIN EDWARD TRANT BONTEIN 1814, son of JAMES BONTEIN and MARY TRANT. He was born 1785 in Balglas, Scotland, and died 1819.

Notes for MARY ANN STANLEY: AN EXTRACT from" THE MORNING CHRONICLE " June 7th, 1815.

39 "The lady and gentleman were Miss STANLEY, daughter of Sir EDWARD STANLEY, now in a high official situation in the East Indies, and Captain BONTEIN, of the Life Guards, son of Sir James BONTEIN. Lady STANLEY was well aware of the intimacy whic h subsisted between her daughter and Captain BONTEIN, but never suspected that it had so nearly approached to a crisis, on account of her youth, she not being quite fourteen years of age. On Sunday morning, the 21st ult. the parties went to th e Chapel Royal, and thence to to the house of Lady BONTEIN, where they par-took of a cold collation; they then proceeded in a tilbury to Barnet, under pretence of taking an airing before dinner, where a coach and four was in waiting, and bent th eir way for Gretna Green, with all the dispatch possible. Lady STANLEY waited dinner till 7 o'clock, and her daughter not coming home as usual, inquiries were made, and circumstances came to light which rendered it evident that the lovers had ta ken their flight for Gretna. Lady S. accompanied by a person, immediately commenced pursuit, and they traced the flying couple every stage-but they "flew on the wings of Love," and could not be overtaken. They passed through Carlisle about 3 o'c lock on the Tuesday morning, and went on to Gretna. where they were married; and on their return, coming out of Longtown, they saw their pursuers approach, but avoided them by taking an unfrequented path, and remaining until Lady STANLEY'S coac h went past-when they came on to the Bush Inn, in Carlisle where in consequence of advice, the Captain determined to await the event of an interview with Lady STANLEY, which took place, and all parties were reconciled, and they proceeded to tow n together by easy stages. The Lady will have a very large fortune. There were no objections to the match, but those which arose from her extreme youth." THE LATE MRS. BONTEIN-STANLEY.

A Brussels English language newspaper cutting 1881 The remains of this much respected and deeply lamented lady, were conveyed from her late residence 17 Rue Belliard and interred in the Evere Cemetery on Monday last.

The high esteem in which the deceased lady was held, was indicated by the large numbers who assembled at her house, and after wards joined in the funeral service in the English church Rue Belliard. The Rev. A.K Harlock, assisted by the Rev. J.C . Jenkins, officiated, and among those present to pay a last tribute of regard to one who is so deservedly regretted, we observed his Excellency Sir J. Savile Lumley, K.C.B., and Sir Henry Barron, Bart, the Committee of the British Charitable Fu nd, many distinguished Belgian artists and the principal members of the English Community in Brussels. Several beautiful wreaths of flowers were laid upon the coffin by mourning friends, and it was quite evident that all present were deeply-affe cted on bidding a final farewell to one who had been such a universal favourite, and whose generous efforts in the cause of charity will long be remembered.

Notes for CAPTAIN EDWARD TRANT BONTEIN: British Army Officer.

Edward Bontein was the son of Sir James and Lady Bontein (nee Trant) who came from Scottish families. They had two other offspring, James Pitt Bontein and Mary Pitt Bontein. The former had three children, mentioned in the family 'old book'.

Edward married, first, Mary Sims by whom he had two children, John Sims Bontein and Mary Sims Bontein. Their mother died prior to 1815. He served in the army as follows;

Ensign 57th (West Middlesex)1803 Lieutenant 43rd (Monmouth)1804 Captain 92nd (Gordons)1805 - 1811 Captain 9th Light Dragoons1811 Cornet lst Lifeguards1811 - 1813

40 Lieutenant 1st Lifeguards1813 - 1816 Irish half Pay1816.

Most or all of these appointments would presumably have been obtained by purchase, as was the normal custom at that time. His portrait in the uniform of 92nd is with James Edward Stanley (2007). A copy hangs in Edinburgh castle but the tartan o f the kilt lacks the yellow line. On 2l2t May 1815 he took Mary Anne Stanley, whose home was probably close to that of Sir James Bontein, to church at the Chapel Royal after which, according to the report in The Morning Chronicle, they had lunch at the Bonteins house before sett ing off in a coach and four for Gretna Green, pursued, in due course by Lady Stanley. Having satisfactorily eluded her, they were married according to the law of Scotland then returned to Carlisle where they met and made their peace with Lady St anley. The only objection she apparently had concerned Mary Anne's age, which was slightly under fourteen at the time. It is interesting to note that The 1st Lifeguards fought at Waterloo, which was only about 4 weeks after their elopement. A ch eck with the Lifeguards museum has confirmed that he was not present at that battle, although there is a record of his position in the regiment.

Mary Anne had two children, Edward Stanley (Bontein) in 1818 and James Talbot (Bontein) in 1819. Her Husband died in 1819 at the age of 34, after which it seems likely that the Bontein family took financial care of the family of the first wife a nd the Stanley family for that of Mary Anne and her children. The older son, Edward was educated at Eton and Cambridge and James also, according to Edmond Stanley's will. In about 1838 they assumed the surname of STANLEY and Mary Anne referred t o herself as Mrs Bontein Stanley. This was effectively a condition of their inheritance, from Edmond Stanley's will, and in this he refers to the change being registered with the College of Arms.

It was probably after her sons had grown up and her parents died that she went to live in Brussels where she died in 1881 having outlived her elder son. Press cuttings indicate the respect with which she was held in later years. A portrait of he r as a child with a skipping rope is with James Edward Stanley, as is one in middle age (2007).

Such elopements were not uncommon and a description of a similar one is in the family box file in case it is of interest.

Children of MARY STANLEY and EDWARD BONTEIN are: 98. i. REV. EDMOND BONTEIN21 STANLEY, b. 1818; d. December 4, 1875, Bath, England. 99. ii. JAMES TALBOT STANLEY, b. 1819, Madras, East Indies; d. 1899, Brighton, Sussex, England. iii. CAPTAIN ROBERT STANLEY, b. 1818.

Notes for CAPTAIN ROBERT STANLEY: Family named changed from Bontein to Stanley.

84. CATHERINE20 STANLEY (JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born June 4, 1793 in Bethlehem House, Glasson, Westmeath, Ireland, and died February 24, 1854 in Boston, Massachusetts. She married HENRY IRWIN 1813 in St. Mary's, Dublin, Ireland. He was born 1790, and died 1853.

Children of CATHERINE STANLEY and HENRY IRWIN are: i. JONES TAAFFE21 IRWIN, b. December 18, 1813, Kilkenny, County Westmeth, Ireland; d. 1853, Boston, Massachusetts. ii. ELIZABETH IRWIN, b. June 20, 1815, Kilkenny, County Westmeth, Ireland; d. 1873, Boston, Massachusetts. iii. JAMES S. IRWIN, b. August 18, 1820, Kilkenny, County Westmeth, Ireland.

41 iv. ELIZABETH IRWIN, b. 1821, Great Britian. v. HENNAH IRWIN, b. 1822, Great Britian. vi. MARIA S. IRWIN, b. 1823, Dublin, Ireland; d. 1848, Woburn, Massachusetts. vii. MAGDALENE AUGUSTA IRWIN, b. May 17, 1824, Congleton, Cheshire, England; d. 1878, Brooklyn, New York. viii. KATHLEEN IRWIN, b. November 11, 1828, Kilkenny, County Westmeth, Ireland. ix. JOHN DECOURCY IRWIN, b. 1830; d. 1897, Boston, Massachusetts. x. CATHERINE IRWIN, b. 1832, England; d. 1901, Glouchester, Massachusetts. xi. EDWARD EDMUND IRWIN, b. 1834, Ireland; d. 1852, Boston, Massachusetts. xii. SUSAN S. IRWIN, b. 1837, Sligo, Ireland; d. 1918, Washington, D. C..

85. WILLIAM JAMES20 STANLEY (JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1798, and died January 26, 1885. He married (1) LOUISA SANDYS 1835, daughter of ROBERT SANDYS. She died January 1837. He married (2) ANNE SANDYS May 30, 1837 in Kilgenhin Church, Ireland, daughter of GEORGE SANDYS. She died December 11, 1891.

Child of WILLIAM STANLEY and LOUISA SANDYS is: 100. i. ROBERT EDMUND21 STANLEY, b. 1836; d. February 10, 1885, Dublin, Ireland.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and ANNE SANDYS are: ii. GEORGE RICHARD SANDYS21 STANLEY, b. 1840. iii. DOROTHEA MARY STANLEY, b. June 26, 1841; d. 1912; m. R. A. HARVEY; b. Sligo, Ireland. 101. iv. NEHEMIAH BOUCHIER STANLEY, b. April 12, 1849.

86. STANLEY20 IRELAND (SUSANNA19 STANLEY, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) He married ELIZABETH HEWETT.

Child of STANLEY IRELAND and ELIZABETH HEWETT is: i. RICHARD21 IRELAND.

87. MAGDELENE20 IRELAND (SUSANNA19 STANLEY, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married (1) JAMES BATTY PURDON. He was born in Lissbride, County Roscommon, Ireland. She married (2) JOHN EDWARD BLAKENEY, son of CHARLES BLAKENEY and BRIDGET GUNNING. He was born June 1763.

Notes for JOHN EDWARD BLAKENEY: Retired from military in 1796 with rank of Lt., late of 14th Royal Marine Light Infantry from wounds received. Resided at Greenhall, County Roscommon.

Child of MAGDELENE IRELAND and JAMES PURDON is: 102. i. SUSAN MARIA21 PURDON, d. February 21, 1863.

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88. LUCY21 STANLEY (JAMES20, EDWARD19, THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 26, 1750, and died 1783. She married REV. GEOFFREY HORNBY.

Child of LUCY STANLEY and GEOFFREY HORNBY is: 103. i. CHARLOTTE MARGARET22 HORNBY, b. October 20, 1778; d. June 16, 1817, Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England.

89. SIR EDWARD SMITH21 STANLEY (JAMES20, EDWARD19, THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 12, 1752. He married (1) ELIZABETH HAMILTON July 1774 in Duchess of Hamilton's villa at Richmond, England, daughter of JAMES HAMILTON and ELIZABETH GUNNING. She was born 1753, and died March 14, 1797. He married (2) ELIZABETH FARREN May 1, 1797, daughter of DR. GEORGE FARREN. She was born July 12, 1759.

Notes for SIR EDWARD SMITH STANLEY: 12th Earl of Derby

Served in the House of Commons.

Notes for ELIZABETH HAMILTON: Unfaithful in marriage. Separated and lived with John Frederick Sackville, Duke of Dorset.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and ELIZABETH HAMILTON are: 104. i. SIR EDWARD SMITH22 STANLEY, b. April 21, 1775; d. July 2, 1851. ii. CHARLOTTE STANLEY, b. October 17, 1776. iii. ELIZABETH HENRIETTA STANLEY, b. April 29, 1778.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and ELIZABETH FARREN are: iv. INFANT22 STANLEY, b. March 27, 1798. v. LUCY ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. March 1, 1799. vi. JAMES SMITH STANLEY, b. March 9, 1800. vii. MARY MARGARET STANLEY, b. March 23, 1801.

90. SARAH DABNEY21 STROTHER (WILLIAM20, FRANCIS19, MARGARET18 THORNTON, ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 14, 1760, and died December 13, 1822. She married RICHARD TAYLOR, son of ZACHARY TAYLOR and ELIZABETH LEE. He was born 1744, and died 1829.

43 Children of SARAH STROTHER and RICHARD TAYLOR are: i. HANCOCK22 TAYLOR, b. 1781; d. 1841. ii. WILLIAM DABNEY STROTHER TAYLOR, b. 1782. 105. iii. ZACHARY TAYLOR, b. November 11, 1784, Montebello, Orange County, Virginia; d. July 9, 1850, Washington, D. C..

91. LYDIA MARGARET21 STANLEY (EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1800. She married CHARLES ROBERTSON, son of CHARLES ROBERTSON.

Children of LYDIA STANLEY and CHARLES ROBERTSON are: i. HENRY G.22 ROBERTSON. ii. EDWARD STANLEY ROBERTSON, b. 1834; d. 1923; m. FRANCES MARY TYRRELL, July 10, 1867, St. Stephens Church, Dublin, Ireland.

Notes for EDWARD STANLEY ROBERTSON: Scholar of Trinity College, Dublin (c.1853); Bengal Civil Service (c.1856), Barrister-at-Law, Inner Temple. Hon. Sec. Liberty and Property Defence League, Ireland (1883-84);

Member of Council, Trinity College, (1898). Grandson of Sir Edward Stanley, High Sheriff of Dublin. Great-grandson of the Irish artist, Charles Robertson.

Author: Some Popular Considerations on Currency and Bimetallism (1882) Communism (1883) Wealth and want: a critical examination of Progress and poverty. Part 1 Labour and capital (1883) Liberty and Property Defence League. The state & the slums (1884) The Impracticality of Socialism What is the actual condition of Ireland! “Maguire, Thomas,” in Dictionary of National Biography, London: Smith, Elder, & Co., (1885-1900) in 63 vols.

Notes for FRANCES MARY TYRRELL: Francis Mary Tyrrell was the sister of Professor Robert Yelverton Tyrrell 1844-1914 Regius Professor of Greek Trinity College Dublin and of Judge William Tyrrell of Allahabad. Her sister Elizabeth Gartside Tyrrell married the Rev James Adamson Bell of Cuba House Banagher Co Offaly whose cousin Rev Arthur Bell Nicholls 1816 - 1904 married the author Charlotte Bronte.

iii. CHARLES JAMES ROBERTSON.

92. ARTHUR21 STANLEY (EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 1, 1808, and died 1877. He married (1) EMILY CLARA ATKINSON, daughter of SAM ATKINSON. He married (2) ELIZABETH LOWTHER 1852.

Children of ARTHUR STANLEY and EMILY ATKINSON are: i. MARY EMILY22 STANLEY. 44 106. ii. CATHERINE STANLEY, b. September 22, 1841; d. October 31, 1910, Los Angeles, California. iii. HENRIETTA STANLEY.

93. WILLIAM STAMER21 STANLEY (EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 20, 1809 in Dublin, Ireland. He married ELLEN BROWN February 18, 1841 in Farnworth Near Prescot, Lancaster, England, daughter of WILLIAM BROWN.

Notes for WILLIAM STAMER STANLEY: Medical doctor.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and ELLEN BROWN are: i. WILLIAM22 STANLEY. ii. MARY STANLEY. iii. ELLEN STANLEY.

94. EDWARD BACON21 STANLEY (EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 10, 1811 in Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland, and died December 30, 1896 in Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland. He married CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH WILSON October 13, 1841 in St. Peters, Dublin, Ireland, daughter of GEROGE WILSON and FRANCES WHELDALE. She was born 1808, and died 1895.

Notes for EDWARD BACON STANLEY: Edward was a member of the Medical Board, Meath Hospital in Dublin in 1881. A silver gilt snuffbox was presented to him by the members of the board when he retired. All but 2 of his children were born in the Meath Hospital in Dublin. 4 of them died very young.

Served as Secretary of the Meath Hospital and Co. Dublin Infirmary.

More About EDWARD BACON STANLEY: Burial: Mt. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland

More About CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH WILSON: Burial: Mt. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and CHARLOTTE WILSON are: 107. i. GEORGE WILSON22 STANLEY, b. February 12, 1843, Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland; d. November 21, 1919, Croyden, England. ii. MARGARET FRANCES STANLEY, b. August 10, 1844; d. 1859. iii. JOHANNA JANE SHERIDAN STANLEY, b. February 7, 1846; d. 1929. iv. CAROLINE LOUISA STANLEY, b. November 15, 1847; d. 1858. v. CHARLOTTE WHELDALE STANLEY, b. September 10, 1849, Meath Hospital, Dublin, Ireland; d. 1871. vi. FRANCIS WHELDALE STANLEY, b. September 15, 1850; d. 1858.

45 vii. EDWARD BOYD STANLEY, b. February 2, 1856; d. 1858. viii. FREDERICK STANLEY.

Notes for FREDERICK STANLEY: There is a question as to the identity of Frederick. There is some speculation that he was the son of Henry Valentine Stanley and Anna Delilah Warner and his full name was Henry Frederick Stanley. When Anna Delilah Warner Stanley immigrated to the United States, one of her sons remained behind to finish his education. No one knew exactly which Stanley family Henry Frederick resided with. Henry Valentine Stanley and Edward Bacon Stanley were close first cousins. Edward Bacon Stanley was also associated with Dr. Murdock at the Meath Hospital who later recommended Henry Frederick Stanley to the Dublin Police force. In census records, this Frederick Stanley appeared in the household of Edward Bacon Stanley. It is uncertain if this is in fact Henry Frederick Stanley or another son of Edward Bacon.

95. JOHN BACON21 STANLEY (EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 19, 1817 in Abbey St, Dublin, Ireland, and died 1899 in Lewisham, London, Kent, England. He married (1) ANN. She was born Abt. 1818. He married (2) EMILY WEEKS 1868 in Camberwell, England, daughter of JOHN WEEKS and ELIZABETH. She was born 1840 in Bermondsey, London, England.

Notes for JOHN BACON STANLEY:

Notes for EMILY WEEKS: In 1901, Emily was living with her daughter Emily and her sister Fanny Weeks in Lewisham.

Child of JOHN STANLEY and ANN is: 108. i. EDWARD HENRY HOPKINS22 STANLEY, b. February 14, 1846; d. October 13, 1913, Nelson, British Columbia, Canada.

Children of JOHN STANLEY and EMILY WEEKS are: ii. CATHERINE22 STANLEY, b. 1869, Surrey, England. iii. EMILE E. STANLEY, b. 1871, Surrey, England; d. 1906, Lewisham, London, Kent, England.

Notes for EMILE E. STANLEY: Never married. In 1901, Emily was living in Lewsham with her mother, Emily Weeks Stanley (widow) and her sister Fanny Weeks.

iv. JOHN E. N. STANLEY, b. 1873, Surrey, England; d. 1895, St. Savior Southwich, London, England. v. LYDIA C. STANLEY, b. 1876.

96. HENRY VALENTINE21 STANLEY (JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 14, 1805 in Gardenrath, Co. Meath, Ireland, and died February 1856 in Beech Hill, Co. Dublin, Ireland. He married (1) ELIZABETH VINCENT January 15, 1835, daughter of JOHN CRAWFORD VINCENT. 46 She was born 1814, and died January 23, 1857 in Parsonstown, Dublin, Ireland. He met (2) ANNA DELILAH WARNER 1850, daughter of PETER WARNER and ANNA DAUNT. She was born July 31, 1834 in Cork, Ireland, and died October 24, 1921 in Brookhaven, Mississippi.

Notes for HENRY VALENTINE STANLEY: Henry Stanley (1805) was the son of John Bacon Stanley (a merchant trader and the Marshal of Dublin). This Henry Stanley was the father of three sons by Anna Warner, Henry Frederick, Francis Edward and Frederick William. (As an interesting note on name relationships, John Bacon Stanley's second wife, Barbara Lynch's father was Henry Francis Blosse Lynch.)

It is uncertain as to Henry's profession. He may have been an attorney at law, an architect or a merchant. Research has revealed that he may have been a merchant trader, following his father's trade. The marriage documents of his son Henry Frederick Stanley and his wife Isabella Haines, indicate that he was an "architect." However, we have been unable to confirm Henry senior's "real" profession. Since Henry Sr died when Henry Frederick was young, the junior Henry may have confused the trade of his father with that of his grandfather, Peter Warner who was an architect-builder and who was instrumental in the design and building of St. Mary's Catherdal in Natchez, Mississippi.

During our investigation on Henry V. Stanley, special interest was given to a Dr. Murdock who was the associate to Edward Bacon Stanley (son of Sir Edward Stanley and the nephew of John Bacon Stanley) at the Meath Hospital. This Dr. Murdock was influential in recommending Henry Frederick Stanley (son of Henry V. Stanley) to the Dublin police force. This Dr. Murdock was also a resident in the same neighborhood as the senior Henry Stanley.

Research is continuing relating to the family of Henry Stanley. Our study indicates him being descended from Edward Stanley of Athlone who is a descendant from the "first" Stanley, Adam de Stanleigh of the year 1125.

The Stanley presence in Ireland may extend back to the 14th century and earlier. Sir John de Stanleigh, who served Henry IV in Irish battles, had been appointed Lieutenant of Ireland in 1413 and may have been among one of the first Stanleys to settle there.

Another noted service was by Robert Stanley, a great-great-grandson of Sir John de Stanleigh, who served as Captain in King William's Army. Robert fought in the Battle of the Boyne on July 1, 1690, and at Athlone Castle in 1691.

Stanleys have been predominant in the military and legal professions in Ireland and were in service to the English Crown.

Since it has been most difficult to locate any records on the marriage of Henry V. Stanley and Anna Delilah Warner (1834) and the births of their three sons, one speculation has developed. Namely, Henry may have never married Anna Warner. Henry was considerably older than Anna. It is said, as a young girl, Henry Sr had visited her father at their home. On leaving, he patted Anna on the head. She told herself "one day I will marry that man." In the absence of any official record of marriage, the union between Anna and Henry may have been one of convenience. Henry and his first wife Elizabeth Vincent had two children, a daughter Lydia and a son George. For whatever reason, Anna may have become a mistress to Henry. This may explain the lack of any official records on their marriage or births of their three sons.

Among family members, it is a most curious observation that Anna never made serious mention of Henry Stanley Sr, after her coming to the States. It was until recent research, some 60 years after her death, that we were able to confirm the true name of Anna's "husband" and to identify Henry Stanley Sr as the father of her three sons.

(As a further note on family name relationships, it is also interesting to note that Henry's daughter, Lydia had sons named:

47 "Frederick," "Henry," and "Frederick William.")

In seeking the answers to the life of Henry Stanley, we have had to face the fact that numerous records in Ireland have been destroyed for the period that spans much of the life of Henry...from 1830s to1860s.

A few years after the death of Henry Stanley, it is said that Anna Delilah sought assistance from other Stanley family members in Dublin. They would not support her family but agreed to take in Henry Frederick Stanley, the eldest son and help him finish his education. It is believed that this family was that of Edward Bacon Stanley. Thereupon, Anna came to America to be with her father, Peter Warner. It seems whatever means that Henry V. Stanley had left Anna, had run out and she had very little choice. She did not come to the US until after the Civil War. That was almost nine years after the death of Henry V. Stanley. She did not remarry until she came to the US.

Henry Stanley died in 1856 at his address on Grand Canal Street in Dublin. Henry is buried in Mt. Jerome Cemetery in Dublin.

As a young boy, Henry attended Trinity College in 1816. He did not graduate from this school.

More About HENRY VALENTINE STANLEY: Burial: February 9, 1856, Mt. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland

Notes for ELIZABETH VINCENT: Died in Parsonstown from heart failure.

More About ELIZABETH VINCENT: Burial: January 27, 1857, Mt. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland

Notes for ANNA DELILAH WARNER: May also be known as "Englisa."

Anna Delilah Warner was a very prim and proper lady and according to her granddaughter, Mamie Stanley Smith, was no "country" lady. She had city roots and city grace.

Upon the death of her "husband" Henry Stanley in Ireland, she immigrated to the United States with two of her three sons, Francis and Frederick Stanley, to live with her father Peter Warner in Mississippi. Her eldest son, Henry Frederick Stanley, remained in Dublin to finish his education.

48 There is some speculation as to the "official" marriage of Anna Delilah to her husband Henry Stanley who was nearly 30 years her senior. The Henry Stanley mentioned here was the son to John Bacon Stanley, an attorney in Dublin. He was married prior to his relationship to Anna Delilah to Elizabeth Vincent. Since there have been no marriage records found for Henry and Anna Delilah, it is felt that the relationship between Henry and Anna was one of convenience to allow Henry offspring.

Upon his death, a few years past before Anna and two of her three sons came to America. Anna no doubt had some means of support from her husband's estate to sustain her for these years. However, as the funds seem to run out, it is said that Anna Delilah sought assistance from other Stanley family members in Dublin. They apparently could not support her family but agreed to take in Henry Frederick Stanley, the eldest son and help him finish his education. This is the reason Anna came to America to be with her father. It seems she had very little choice. She did not come to the US until the Civil War was over. That was almost nine years after the death of Henry F. Stanley. She did not remarry until she came to the US. She later remarried to Sebastian Lasswitz, an Austrian immigrant.

Her arrival in the States was on November 20, 1866, aboard the SS Tarifa. She arrived in New York along with her two sons, and her sister Jane and brother Thomas.

More About ANNA DELILAH WARNER: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Brookhaven, Mississippi Fact 2: October 1921, New Hope Methodist Cemetery

Children of HENRY STANLEY and ELIZABETH VINCENT are: 109. i. LYDIA BARBARA22 STANLEY, b. 1847. 110. ii. GEORGE D. BERKELEY STANLEY, b. 1838.

Children of HENRY STANLEY and ANNA WARNER are: 111. iii. HENRY FREDERICK22 STANLEY, b. October 27, 1853, Modreeny Parish, Co. Tipperary, Ireland; d. June 23, 1942, El Paso, Texas. 112. iv. FRANCIS EDWARD STANLEY, b. November 19, 1854, Ireland; d. December 15, 1940, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 113. v. FREDERICK WILLIAM STANLEY, b. Abt. 1856, Ireland; d. Bet. 1942 - 1948, Combs, Arkansas.

97. CECILIA21 STANLEY (JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1808. She married THOMAS IRELAND 1829, son of JOHN IRELAND. He died April 1, 1878.

Child of CECILIA STANLEY and THOMAS IRELAND is: 114. i. FREDERICK STANLEY22 IRELAND, b. 1845.

98. REV. EDMOND BONTEIN21 STANLEY (MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4,

49 WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1818, and died December 4, 1875 in Bath, England. He married ANNIE HAND. She died April 20, 1890 in London, England.

Notes for REV. EDMOND BONTEIN STANLEY: Family named changed from Bontein to Stanley.

Edmond, who was the elder son was born in 1818 and christened Edmond Stanley with the surname of Bontein. His father died some two years later and in due course his surname was changed to Stanley in addition to his christian names. He was educat ed at Eton where he became Captain of boats in 1835 and went on to Jesus College, Cambridge. He rowed (No 3) for Cambridge against Oxford in 1836 when Cambridge first adopted the light blue (Eton) colour and won the race. A dispute has lasted fo r many years as to whether responsibility for the choice of colour rested with a man named Philips who landed and bought the ribbon or with Edmond, the only Old Etonian in the boat, who asked him to buy light blue ribbon.

There was no university boat race in 1837 and that in 1838 was terminated without result. In 1839, Cambridge, stroked by Edmond won handsomely by 1 and 3/4 minutes.

Edmond was undoubtedly a great oarsman, valued as a coach and oarsman for the rest of his life. A silver oar, won at Mortlake in 1846 is with James Edward Stanley, and also a tankard won at Pembroke regatta in 1860. Having graduated BA. In 1839 he took Holy Orders and presumably had to undertake some clerical duty for a time, but we have no evidence of him ever having a parish. He certainly had an estate at Roscrowther, Pembrokeshire, which he may have inherited from his grandfather , and he was a J.P. for the County. The family's frequent moves, which are referred to later, suggest that he lived a life of leisure. We have no record as to whether Sir Edmund and Lucy lived at Rhoscrowther after Sir Edmond's retirement or whether Mary Anne ever lived there nor as to with whom ownership of the estate rested. It seems probable, however that Edmond lived in o r near London between graduating and his marriage in about 1850. It must have been thereabouts that he met Annie, one of the younger daughters of Robert Hand and his wife Anne (nee Learmonth), observing that Robert Hand was a clerk in the Lord C hancellor's department at the House of lords.

Annie has recorded in the 'old book' where she spent most of her time in each year of her life from 1832 onwards. It is not until 1858 that they apparently settled down in Pembroke. In 1864, after their youngest child was born, they moved to France for three years, then to Jersey, perhaps to take advantage of inexpensive education for their children.

They had six children, as follows;

Edward (1852 -1896) Geoffrey (1856 - 1941) Edmond Talbot (1858 - 1919) James(1860 - 1930) Lucy(1862 - 1867) Alice(1864 - 1933)

Additionally, Dorothea Elizabeth, daughter of Major Richard Stanley became Edmond's ward in 1849. Her father was grandson of Sir Edmond's brother James. Edmond died in 1875 at the age of 57. Unfortunately we have no portrait or photograph of him, although we have a very pleasing one of Annie (with Diana Lilian Stanley)

50 Edmond died at Bath on 4.12.1875 and Annie in London on 20.4.1890

Children of EDMOND STANLEY and ANNIE HAND are: 115. i. EDWARD22 STANLEY, b. 1852; d. 1894. ii. GEOFFREY BROWNE STANLEY, b. 1855, London, England; d. 1943.

Notes for GEOFFREY BROWNE STANLEY: Geoffrey was borne in London in 1855 and educated like his brothers at Victoria College, Jersey. In 1874 he gained second place out of sixteen successful candidates in the entry exam for the Control Department of the army. (Subsequently R.A.S.C . and R.C.T.).

Much of his army service was spent in South Africa where he took part in the Zulu war in 1879, First Boer war in 1880 and the South African war of 1899 to 1902, during which he held the appointment of Director of Transport. He was awarded the C. B. for this latter service.

He retired from the Army with the rank of colonel in 1910 but was recalled in World War II in which he served as Assistant director of Supplies and Transport in Malta.

In the 1940's when the R.A.S.C. operated a number of coastal transport vessels one was named Geoffrey Stanley. She was offered to the Navy in 1952 and E.T.S., who was serving in the Admiralty had regretfully to recommend rejection of the offer.

Following his final retirement, Geoffrey lived a bachelor life in London, frequenting his club and Lords cricket ground. Each year until 1934 he visited South Africa for big game shooting and, until 1940, he also paid an annual visit to Wales fo r shooting, sometimes taking his nephew E.A.B.S. with him.

The author of his obituary in a Pembroke paper wrote that it would be difficult to find a personality more kindly and genial, or a greater sportsman, this agreed with his great nephew's recollection of him. He had a reputation with the family a s a miser and probably enjoyed it and played up to it. In his last years, during World War II, he went to live in Pembroke where he died in 1943.

116. iii. EDMOND TALBOT STANLEY, b. 1858; d. 1919. iv. JAMES STANLEY, b. March 16, 1860, Pembroke, England; d. 1950; m. HARRIET MURRAY-AYNSLEY; d. 1949.

Notes for JAMES STANLEY: James was born at Pembroke on 16th March 1860 and educated at Victoria College, Jersey like his brothers. He does not appear to have entered the regular Army and we can find no record of any profession to which he belonged. He was probably at th e wedding of his cousin, Alice Murray reported in a press cutting in the 'old book' dated 19th April 1882. His brother, Talbot, was described as chief groomsman and among the bridesmaids was another cousin, Harriet Prust, whom James later marrie d although we have no record of the date or place.

James presumably became a member of the Militia or Territorial army as he served in world War I despite advancing years, and was awarded a Mention in Despatches at the end of the war when he held the rank of Temporary Major on the general list.

In later years, at least, they lived at 19 Victoria Terrace, Dover. Edward Talbot Stanley has agreeable memories of being visited by them at school in about 1926 in a remarkably primitive car but never saw them again.

51 Belissa Stanley visited them several times in the 1930's with her father when she was in her early teens. She has written that "They lived in a lovely house with beautiful furniture and adequate servants. I was allowed to stay up to dinner and w ore my party dress which was a great treat'.

'Aunt Harriet always used to send me lovely Christmas presents - I gave a necklace to Rosemary (Dinwiddie) of little aquamarines and diamonds which I always wore at parties. My recollection is that she looked rather like Queen Mary and was ver y gentle'.

Belissa Stanley last went to Dover in 1949 after Harriet died and at that time James was being cared for by a lady named Leslie who was understood to have been a natural daughter of his brother, Geoffrey and beneficiary under his will.

v. LUCY STANLEY, b. May 30, 1862, Pembroke, England; d. December 11, 1867, Durell Place, St Helier, Jersey.

Notes for LUCY STANLEY: Lucy was born at Eastend House, Pembroke on 30th May 1862 and baptised at St Michael's church on 29th June. She died on 11th December 1867 at 32 Durell Place, St Helier, Jersey.

117. vi. ALICE STANLEY, b. August 14, 1864, Dunkirk, France; d. 1933.

99. JAMES TALBOT21 STANLEY (MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1819 in Madras, East Indies, and died 1899 in Brighton, Sussex, England. He married FRANCES DOUGLAS HALFORD 1853.

Notes for JAMES TALBOT STANLEY: Family named changed from Bontein to Stanley.

James, younger son of Edward Trant Bontein and Mary Anne Stanley, was born in 1819. He became a soldier but we have no record of his regiment. He retired with the rank of Major.

In 1853 he married Frances Douglas Halford and they had three children;

JAMES DOUGLAS TALBOT (1854 to 1918) MARY EMILY (1855 to 1933) ALICE JANE (1856 to 1930)

Mary and Alice certainly never married and it seems unlikely that James did. They lived, latterly at least, at Brighton and caused some annoyance to Edward Alan Berners Stanley by leaving most of their estate to the church, or the rector.

James and Frances were still alive in 1881 at the time of Mary Anne's funeral in Brussels and perhaps out-lived Annie as she did not record their death in the 'old book'.

52 Children of JAMES STANLEY and FRANCES HALFORD are: i. JAMES DOUGLAS22 STANLEY, b. 1854; d. 1918. ii. MARY EMILY STANLEY, b. 1855; d. 1933. iii. ALICE STANLEY, b. 1856; d. 1930.

100. ROBERT EDMUND21 STANLEY (WILLIAM JAMES20, JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1836, and died February 10, 1885 in Dublin, Ireland. He married MARGARET WOOD April 15, 1854 in Dublin, Ireland, daughter of REV. WILLIAM WOOD. She died 1891 in Dublin, Ireland.

Notes for ROBERT EDMUND STANLEY: Attorney at Law and gentleman farmer.

Children of ROBERT STANLEY and MARGARET WOOD are: i. EDMUND JAMES22 STANLEY, b. November 4, 1854; d. May 28, 1912, Kilkenny West Church, Westmeath, Ireland. ii. RICHARD ARTHUR STANLEY, b. April 11, 1856; m. EDITH RUSSELL; d. Westmeath, Ireland. iii. LOUISA STANLEY, b. January 25, 1858; d. Ballymahon, Ireland. 118. iv. ROBERT PATRICK STANLEY, b. February 8, 1859, Westmeath, Ireland. v. REBECCA STANLEY, b. September 4, 1862; m. JAMES RAMSBOTTOM. vi. EMILY MARY STANLEY, b. January 24, 1868; m. WILLIAM STANLEY HARVEY, August 19, 1897, Kilkenny West Church, Westmeath, Ireland. vii. ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. January 19, 1871. 119. viii. WILLIAM IRELAND STANLEY, b. October 24, 1874; d. May 16, 1952.

101. NEHEMIAH BOUCHIER21 STANLEY (WILLIAM JAMES20, JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 12, 1849. He married MARY MICKLEBOROUGH January 12, 1881 in Manchester, England, daughter of JOHN MICKLEBOROUGH. She was born January 11, 1852, and died 1916.

Child of NEHEMIAH STANLEY and MARY MICKLEBOROUGH is: 120. i. HARRY22 STANLEY, b. November 11, 1882; d. March 22, 1947, Halstead, Kent, England.

102. SUSAN MARIA21 PURDON (MAGDELENE20 IRELAND, SUSANNA19 STANLEY, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) died February 21, 1863. She married RICHARD BLAKENAY August 21, 1816, son of JOHN BLAKENEY and FRANCES BRADLEY. He was born 1788, and died September 26, 1848.

Notes for RICHARD BLAKENAY: As aboard the HMS Horation mentioned in despatches from Captain Sir George Scott in 1809. HMS Africia and HMS Queen Charlotte. He was invalided from miliary in 1819, with rank of Lt., late of 14th Royal Marine Light Infantry. Lived at Ballymurry, County Roscommon.

53 Children of SUSAN PURDON and RICHARD BLAKENAY are: i. CANON RICHARD PAUL22 BLAKENAY, b. June 2, 1820; d. December 31, 1884. ii. ELLEN BLAKENAY, b. 1823. iii. JOHN EDWARD BLAKENAY, b. December 7, 1824; d. January 12, 1895. iv. WILLIAM PURDON BLAKENAY, b. 1834.

Generation No. 22

103. CHARLOTTE MARGARET22 HORNBY (LUCY21 STANLEY, JAMES20, EDWARD19, THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 20, 1778, and died June 16, 1817 in Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England. She married SIR EDWARD SMITH STANLEY, son of EDWARD STANLEY and ELIZABETH HAMILTON. He was born April 21, 1775, and died July 2, 1851.

Notes for SIR EDWARD SMITH STANLEY: 13th Earl of Derby

More About SIR EDWARD SMITH STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

Children of CHARLOTTE HORNBY and EDWARD STANLEY are: 121. i. SIR EDWARD GEOFFREY23 STANLEY, b. March 29, 1799. ii. CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH STANLEY, b. July 11, 1801; d. February 15, 1853; m. EDWARD PENRHYN, December 16, 1823. iii. HENRY THOMAS STANLEY, b. March 9, 1803; d. April 2, 1875. iv. EMILY LUCY STANLEY, b. March 2, 1804; d. November 13, 1804. v. LOUISA EMILY STANLEY, b. June 1, 1805; d. December 11, 1825; m. SAMUEL LONG, April 18, 1825. vi. ELLINOR MARY STANLEY, b. May 3, 1807; d. 1887; m. FRANK GEORGE HOPWOOD, June 11, 1835. vii. CHARLES JAMES FOX STANLEY, b. April 25, 1808; d. 1884.

104. SIR EDWARD SMITH22 STANLEY (EDWARD SMITH21, JAMES20, EDWARD19, THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 21, 1775, and died July 2, 1851. He married CHARLOTTE MARGARET HORNBY, daughter of GEOFFREY HORNBY and LUCY STANLEY. She was born October 20, 1778, and died June 16, 1817 in Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England.

Notes for SIR EDWARD SMITH STANLEY: 13th Earl of Derby

More About SIR EDWARD SMITH STANLEY: Burial: Ormskirk Church, Ormskirk, England

54 Children are listed above under (103) Charlotte Margaret Hornby.

105. ZACHARY22 TAYLOR (SARAH DABNEY21 STROTHER, WILLIAM20, FRANCIS19, MARGARET18 THORNTON, ALICE17 SAVAGE, ANTHONY16, ANTHONY15, FRANCIS14, CHRISTOPHER13, ANNE12 STANLEY, JOHN11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 11, 1784 in Montebello, Orange County, Virginia, and died July 9, 1850 in Washington, D. C.. He married MARGARET MACKALL SMITH June 21, 1810 in Jefferson County, Kentucky. She was born September 21, 1788 in Calvert County, Maryland, and died August 14, 1852 in East Pascagoula, Mississippi.

Notes for ZACHARY TAYLOR: 12th President of the United States.

Children of ZACHARY TAYLOR and MARGARET SMITH are: i. ANN MARGARET MACKALL23 TAYLOR, b. April 9, 1811; d. December 12, 1875. ii. SARAH KNOX TAYLOR, b. May 6, 1814; d. September 15, 1835. iii. OCTAVIA PANNILL TAYLOR, b. August 16, 1816; d. July 8, 1920. iv. MARGARET SMITH TAYLOR, b. July 27, 1819; d. October 22, 1820. v. MARY ELIZABETH TAYLOR, b. April 20, 1824; d. July 25, 1909. vi. RICHARD TAYLOR, b. January 27, 1826; d. April 12, 1879.

106. CATHERINE22 STANLEY (ARTHUR21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 22, 1841, and died October 31, 1910 in Los Angeles, California. She married EDWARD HENRY HOPKINS STANLEY, son of JOHN STANLEY and ANN. He was born February 14, 1846, and died October 13, 1913 in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada.

More About CATHERINE STANLEY: Burial: Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, California

Notes for EDWARD HENRY HOPKINS STANLEY: Article from the Nelson, B.C. Daily News, Oct. 13, 1913:

Editor of Slocan Star is dead - E.H.H. Stanley died suddenly of heart failure at an early hour this morning. The deceased was 69 & had been a resident of Nelson, B.C. Employed for a short time on the staff of the Daily News, then entered business for himself. He was a native of Dublin, Ire.

Mr. Stanley is survived by a son E.A. (Edward Arthur) of Seattle, Wash., a daughter Mrs. W. Moore of L.A. Calif., son A.B.S. (Arthur Brinsley Sheridan) Stanley, Editor of the Creston Review & W.S. (William Stamer) Stanley of the Daily News Staff.

Mr. Stanley was a member of the Masonic and Orange Societies.

Children of CATHERINE STANLEY and EDWARD STANLEY are: i. EDWARD ARTHUR23 STANLEY, b. October 3, 1872, Dublin, Ireland.

55 ii. WILLIAM STAYNER STANLEY, b. August 6, 1879, Knocklyn, S. Dublin, Ireland; d. October 9, 1971, Canada; m. LILLIAN COUZENS. 122. iii. ARTHUR BRINSLEY SHERIDAN STANLEY, b. February 2, 1877, Dublin, Ireland; d. April 7, 1952, Canada. iv. EMILY ANN STANLEY, b. United Kingdom; m. WILLIAM MOORE.

107. GEORGE WILSON22 STANLEY (EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 12, 1843 in Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland, and died November 21, 1919 in Croyden, England. He married REBECCA ELIZABETH RORKE August 6, 1873 in Ireland, daughter of REV. JOHN RORKE. She was born in England, and died 1924 in England.

Notes for GEORGE WILSON STANLEY: George was Co. Secretary to the Guiness Firm (Famous Irish Whiskey). He left Ireland about 1916 to live in Croydon, Eng. George was a "Freeman". A Freeman were those within a city with privileges such as the right to vote & exemption from certain taxes. Inherited with admission by birth I believe. Occupation shown as "Gentleman".

Children of GEORGE STANLEY and REBECCA RORKE are: i. EDWARD JOHN THEODORE23 STANLEY, b. July 3, 1880, Hill View, Dalkey, Dublin, Ireland; d. September 25, 1941, At sea, aboard S.S. AVOCETA.

Notes for EDWARD JOHN THEODORE STANLEY: Drowned at sea while returning to England aboard the SS Avoceta.

The ship Avoceta was general cargo to other places & homewards with fruit cargoes. A speed of 13 knots, designed to carry 150 first class passengers all in outside cabins. Departed Gilbraltar in convoy bound for Britain & was sunk by U203 on 25 Sept. 1941 with loss of 284 passengers & crew.

It has been said the ship carried the white flag signifying that they were to be left alone because of Missionaries & perhaps Red Cross, but a German U-boat sunk it anyway.

Edward obtained a degree at Trinity College, Dublin. Became a Clergyman. Vicar of Christ Church in Dover. He then went to China as a Missionary in 1906. In the 30's Edward & his sister Eliz. Rebecca went to live in France as Missionaries & were caught there when the German occupation began. They escaped to Spain but were torpedoed on the way home. White flag was flying on ship.

ii. ALICIA CHARLOTTE STANLEY, b. November 19, 1881; d. 1958. iii. ELIZABETH REBECCA FRANCES STANLEY, b. May 28, 1883; d. September 25, 1941, At sea, aboard S.S. AVOCETA.

Notes for ELIZABETH REBECCA FRANCES STANLEY: She was a missionary.

Drowned at sea while returning to England aboard the SS Avoceta.

The ship Avoceta was general cargo to other places & homewards with fruit cargoes. A speed of 13 knots, designed to carry 150 first class passengers all in outside cabins. Departed Gilbraltar in convoy bound for Britain & was sunk by U203 on 25 Sept.

56 1941 with loss of 284 passengers & crew.

It has been said the ship carried the white flag signifying that they were to be left alone because of Missionaries & perhaps Red Cross, but a German U-boat sunk it anyway.

123. iv. DR. GEORGE WHELDALE STANLEY, b. August 23, 1885; d. March 16, 1960. 124. v. HAROLD MORGAN STANLEY, b. August 12, 1886, Dalkey, Ireland; d. October 9, 1918, Vimy Ridge, Nord, France.

108. EDWARD HENRY HOPKINS22 STANLEY (JOHN BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 14, 1846, and died October 13, 1913 in Nelson, British Columbia, Canada. He married CATHERINE STANLEY, daughter of ARTHUR STANLEY and EMILY ATKINSON. She was born September 22, 1841, and died October 31, 1910 in Los Angeles, California.

Notes for EDWARD HENRY HOPKINS STANLEY: Article from the Nelson, B.C. Daily News, Oct. 13, 1913:

Editor of Slocan Star is dead - E.H.H. Stanley died suddenly of heart failure at an early hour this morning. The deceased was 69 & had been a resident of Nelson, B.C. Employed for a short time on the staff of the Daily News, then entered business for himself. He was a native of Dublin, Ire.

Mr. Stanley is survived by a son E.A. (Edward Arthur) of Seattle, Wash., a daughter Mrs. W. Moore of L.A. Calif., son A.B.S. (Arthur Brinsley Sheridan) Stanley, Editor of the Creston Review & W.S. (William Stamer) Stanley of the Daily News Staff.

Mr. Stanley was a member of the Masonic and Orange Societies.

More About CATHERINE STANLEY: Burial: Rosedale Cemetery, Los Angeles, California

Children are listed above under (106) Catherine Stanley.

109. LYDIA BARBARA22 STANLEY (HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1847. She married FREDERICK STANLEY IRELAND November 3, 1868 in St. Anne's, Belfast, Ireland, son of THOMAS IRELAND and CECILIA STANLEY. He was born 1845.

Notes for FREDERICK STANLEY IRELAND: Sub Inspector of Constabulary. Was an RIC officer, Dublin Castle (Royal Irish Constabulary Inspectors)

Children of LYDIA STANLEY and FREDERICK IRELAND are: 125. i. FREDERICK CRAWFORD VINCENT23 IRELAND, b. September 22, 1869; d. October 12, 1930. ii. HENRY STANLEY IRELAND, b. October 7, 1870, Rathmines, Dublin, Ireland. iii. CECIL EDWARD IRELAND, b. September 5, 1872.

57 Notes for CECIL EDWARD IRELAND: LL.B Solicitor, 17 Nassau. Res: Morehampton Road, Donnybrook.

iv. WILLIAM FREDERICK IRELAND, b. 1873. v. RICHARD HERBERT IRELAND, b. July 7, 1874. vi. BARBARA EVELYN IRELAND, b. January 20, 1879; d. Bet. March - April 1880.

More About BARBARA EVELYN IRELAND: Burial: April 1, 1880, Mt. Jerome Cemetery, Dublin, Ireland

vii. WALTER GODFREY IRELAND, b. April 25, 1882, Rotunda Chapel, Rathmines, Ireland.

Notes for WALTER GODFREY IRELAND: In 1911, found in Census as a Clerk at Guiness Brewery.

viii. ALFRED THOMAS VALENTINE IRELAND, b. February 2, 1884, Rotunda Chapel, Rathmines, Ireland.

110. GEORGE D. BERKELEY22 STANLEY (HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1838. He married ELIZABETH TAYLOR, daughter of ? TAYLOR and HANNAH ?.

Notes for GEORGE D. BERKELEY STANLEY: Groom

Children of GEORGE STANLEY and ELIZABETH TAYLOR are: i. HENRY23 STANLEY, b. 1863. ii. GEORGE EDWARD STANLEY, b. 1865. iii. ANNA STANLEY, b. 1866. iv. MARY STANLEY, b. 1872. v. JAMES T. STANLEY, b. 1879.

111. HENRY FREDERICK22 STANLEY (HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 27, 1853 in Modreeny Parish, Co. Tipperary, Ireland, and died June 23, 1942 in El Paso, Texas. He married (1) ISABELLA HOWDEN HAINES October 9, 1876 in St. Michael's Church, Dublin, Ireland, daughter of CHARLES HAINES and HELEN CREIGHTON. She was born August 13, 1850 in Blossomfort, Ballyclough, Cork, Ireland, and died May 1, 1935 in El Paso, Texas. He married (2) M ARGARET WARD May 22, 1894 in New Orleans, Louisiana, daughter of THOMAS WARD and ANNA FITZGERALD. She was born July 30, 1866 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and died January 31, 1934 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Notes for HENRY FREDERICK STANLEY: Henry Frederick Stanley, the eldest son of Henry V. Stanley and Anna Delilah Warner, remained in Ireland to complete his

58 education. He was a Groom before joining the Municipal Police of Dublin in 1874. He was recommended to the police force by a Dr. Murdock. This Dr. Murdock was an associate to Edward Bacon Stanley, who was the son of Sir Edward Stanley, and the cousin of Henry V. Stanley Sr. Also of special note, this Dr. Murdock resided in the same neighborhood as Henry Stanley Sr. When his mother immigrated to the United States along with his two brothers, it assumed that Henry Frederick resided with Edward Bacon Stanely in his household.

He married Isabella, daughter of Charles Haines, on the 9th October 1876, in the Parish Church of St. Michan, Dublin.

Samuel Pelow was a witness to their marraige. This same Samuel Pelow was married in 1872 and came from the Green Street Barracks being also a Policeman.

Upon his arrival in America, he settled in New Orleans. There, he was a resident of the Tenth Ward about seven years. He was very active interest in Democratic affairs, having serve as a delegate to the the municipal convention. He was a prominent member of the Parish Executive Committee, the Knights of Pythias and the Odd Fellows. He was the general foreman in charge of the freight yards of the Illinois Central Railroad. During his employment with the railroad, he became the patentee of the "Stanley Combination of the Refrigerator and Ventilator Car."

He married again in 1894 to Margaret Ward.

Later in life, he met again his first love and remarried Isabella in June 1923.

An article appeared in the New Orleans The Times Picayune illustrating their first years together and their reunion:

"It began long ago in Dublin, when Isabella Haines and H. F. Stanley were in their early twenties. They met by chance. Miss Haines, the daughter of a wealthy family was born near the Lakes of Killarney; her mother was a descendant of "the admirable Creighton." and they were of the landed gentry. Her girlhood in Dublin was gay, but restricted. In the early seventies, girls were watched very closely and never went about unchaperoned.

Nevertheless, she found romance in a most unexpected way. One evening, with an older woman, she was trying to decipher the number on a house in Dublin; it was just twilight, and the lamplighter had not yet lighted the city's lamps. She was not quite sure which house was the right one, and, as she stood at the top of a long flight of stone steps, a policeman asked her if he could be of any assistance. She assented, and he located the house for her.

The man was a young, dark-eyed, dashing fellow, big and strong. And he "had a way with him," too. In the few short moments that they were together, under the watchful eye of the older woman, he had managed to impress something of his dashing personality upon the young woman. You can picture them there, in the twilight, so long ago. He with his flashing dark eyes, and his broad shoulders, trim in his uniform; she with her dainty ways, and her delicate features, talking smilingly with the man...one fancies her in the wide, highly decorative skirt, of the period, with wasplike waist and tiny tip-tilted hat, and even, perhaps, with one of those tiny parasols of long ago.... And they stood there on the high stone steps, talking eagerly in the dusk.

A chance meeting...but the man's heart was gone. He schemed to meet the girl. With him, it was love at first sight.

Nevertheless, it was arranged, and resulted, very shortly after, in a runaway match. She slipped away from her fine home, with all its dark old furniture, and its shinning silver.... She threw everything overboard and came away with the man she loved. America was the land of promise, the land of tomorrow. So they set sail. They landed in New Orleans-for they had sailed from

59 Liverpool on the day of the Tilden-Hayes election in 1876. The city was in turmoil. Neither of them had ever seen anything like it; everything was totally strange. But America was less strange to the man than to the woman. His relatives had come to the United States in 1849-his grandfather (Peter Warner), an architect, had erected buildings in Vicksburg and Natchez, and had told his grandson of this new country.

At first the Stanleys, were very happy; they went to housekeeping in New Orleans, and after a year, a baby was born to them. In eight years four children had been born. But everything was not happy with them. There were fundamental differences in their natures. She, a gently bred girl, was all for her children, her home and her husband. But he--we have said it before-"had a way with the women" and few of them could withstand his bold, dark eyes and his quick Irish smile.

Neither of the Stanleys like to speak of the final thing that led to their separation and ultimate divorce; but at the end of eight years, Mrs. Stanley and the children left New Orleans. They found a new home in the woods of Mississippi near McComb. Here living in a small house in the piney woods, Mrs. Stanley reared her children. And, until three years ago, she continued to live there.

The children grew to manhood and womanhood. They went away to find employment; they married and raise families of their own. Three years ago the mother found that she was alone. True her children all wanted her to come and make her home with them; or she could take turns; she could visit here and there. And there were the seven grandchildren to consider. Yes, surely, this was the thing to do. Consequently, she went to her daughter in California.

In the meantime, her husband had married again; but the marriage was not a success. After several years a divorce was granted. And he, too, was alone. For twenty-five years he worked for the Illinois Central Railroad; then, after one or two other ventures, he went into business for himself, shipping fertilizer from an office in Constance Street.

And then another figure comes into the story-loneliness.

Mrs. Stanley loves her children dearly; but she realizes-being a wise woman-that the children have their own lives to lead. The mother, no matter how dearly she loves her children, must step aside in the face of new claims. So, after three years, Mrs. Stanley decided that she would return to her old home in the piney woods, alone.

And Mr. Stanley, also alone, was thinking.

Loneliness! The very word has a dreary sound. . . .

Only those who have known love, and all the happiness that love brings, can know true loneliness. It is like an acid eating into your brain; the Russians have a saying. "Loneliness is a cat in one's heart." It gives you no peace. And the loneliness of youth can never equal the loneliness of old age.

Alone, Mrs. Stanley thought of the Ireland of her youth, the green fields, the boy, and girls who sang in the moonlight beside the lakes of Killarney... twilight in Dublin, and the young officer with the dark, flashing eyes who came to her on those high stone steps, just before the Lamplighter came by to light the lamps of the city.

And the man, did he remember that sweet, wistful girl, who had thrown away her worldly goods for him, who followed him from home, across the sea, with love and trust in her eyes?

No doubt there are many old people who think of the mistakes of their youth and who long to rectify them. But how few of them

60 have the courage of their convictions. Pride or prejudice, or fear of public opinion, makes them harden their hearts, and they remain alone and lonely, as the shadows of live lengthen. But not so with the Stanleys! No! They both realized their mistake, and they told each other so.

And so, a week ago, the Stanleys were married again remarried after a separation of thirty-six years. Judge Labat performed the ceremony, for the Episcopal Minster was opposed, for the Episcopal minister was opposed to marrying divorced couples.

The little old, white-haired lady with the soft, sweet smile, tells you the story quietly and calmly; this second marriage is no thing which is left to chance. They are both sure this time; they know what they want, and they know what to expect of each other.

"Together we are not lonely," she says. "We have old memories, and old times to talk about. As we sit together, here, in the evening, the phrase we use most often is, 'Do you remember?'"

Lyle Saxon June 23, 1923 The Times Picayune

From "Index Card" Port of New Orleans Stanley, H.F. Age 22, Male , Laborer, Nationality - England Embarked at Liverpool

1990 and 1910 US Census indicated there in another child born in addition to Timothy and Anna. No further information.

Ebony walking cane with ornate handle (knob) with inscription as follows: Presented to H.F.Stanley General Foreman I.C.R.R. by the Laborers 1900

Soundex Code S354 Louisiana Marriage Index Archive or Family Archive Disk #1

More About HENRY FREDERICK STANLEY: Fact 1: November 8, 1876, Arr SS Texas New Orleans from Liverpool

61 Notes for ISABELLA HOWDEN HAINES: She was born near the Lakes of Killarney; her mother was a descendant of "the Admirable Crichton," James Crichton.

More About ISABELLA HOWDEN HAINES: Fact 1: Lived in New Orleans

Marriage Notes for HENRY STANLEY and ISABELLA HAINES: Married in the Parish Church of St. Michan, Dublin City. Married in Church of Ireland.

US 1900 Census shows that there might have been another birth and death at infancy.

Children of HENRY STANLEY and ISABELLA HAINES are: 126. i. CHARLES HAINES23 STANLEY, b. August 16, 1877, Pike County, Mississippi; d. 1920, New Orleans, Louisiana. 127. ii. HELEN (NELL) STANLEY, b. September 23, 1879, Pike County, Mississippi; d. June 1970, El Paso, Texas. 128. iii. HENRY F. STANLEY, JR., b. August 16, 1882, PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI; d. December 25, 1967, EL PASO, TEXAS. 129. iv. FRANCIS THOMAS STANLEY, b. October 29, 1885, Pike County, Mississippi; d. July 30, 1938, El Paso, Texas.

Children of HENRY STANLEY and MARGARET WARD are: v. TIMOTHY ARTHUR23 STANLEY, b. February 21, 1897, New Orleans, Louisiana; d. September 2, 1918, New Orleans, Louisiana. 130. vi. ANNA BIRDETTE STANLEY, b. January 3, 1899, New Orleans, Louisiana; d. March 9, 1961, Miami, Florida.

112. FRANCIS EDWARD22 STANLEY (HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 19, 1854 in Ireland, and died December 15, 1940 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married (1) MARY FALVEY, daughter of DANIEL FALVEY and SARAH WHITE. She was born August 15, 1868 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died May 31, 1899 in Lincoln County, Mississippi. He married (2) SOPHRONA ANN REED May 18, 1900 in Mississippi, daughter of JOSEPH REED and MARY MATTHEWS. She was born July 27, 1866 in Copiah County, Mississippi, and died January 8, 1916 in Brookhaven, Mississippi.

Notes for FRANCIS EDWARD STANLEY: The original middle name of Francis Edward Stanley was "Frederick." He changed this name in his majority after his arrival in the United States.

As he was growing up, he did not get along with his step-father, Sebastian Bassitt who was the second husband of Anna Delilah Warner. He lived at various times with his uncles, Richard Warner and John D. Warner of the Holmesville and McComb City area of Pike County until he was about 18 years of age. He then left that area on his own and settled in the Brookhaven area of Lincoln County.

Not long after arriving in Brookhaven, he met a fellow "Irishman," Daniel Falvey, who was some 30 years his senior. But the young Irishman and the middle aged Irishman became good friends and remained so until the death of Daniel Falvey.

Daniel Falvey who had a farm in the Red Star community took "Frank" Stanley into his home to help him on his farm. Several few

62 years later, the two men went into partnership on a cotton gin andFrank married Mary Falvey, Daniel Falvey's eldest daughter. Eight children were born to Francis Edward Stanley and Mary Falvey, but only four lived to reach adulthood and to marry.

After the death of Mary Stanley, he remarried to a widow, Sophrona Ann Reed Wright and to that marriage five children lived to reach adulthood and marriage. The youngest of these was Mamie Ola Stanley who married John Emerson Smith. Another child Florence Arcola Stanley, married Andrew Falvey, a grandson of Daniel Falvey. Another daughter Annie Mae Stanley married Frank Matthews and a son Edward Lee Stanley married Dora Matthews. Frank and Dora Matthews were brother and sister and also the grandchildren of Daniel Falvey, their mother being Louisa Ellen Falvey, daughter to Daniel Falvey.

It is easy to see that the Stanley - Falvey relationship has been very close throughout the years.

He arrived in the States on November 20, 1866, with his mother aboard the SS Tarifa from Liverpool and Queenstown, Ireland.

More About FRANCIS EDWARD STANLEY: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Lincoln County, Mississipp Fact 2: December 1940, BROOKHAVEN, LINCOLN, MISSISSIPPI

Notes for MARY FALVEY: The eldest daughter to Daniel Falvey. Daniel Falvey and Francis Edward Stanley, fellow Irishmen, became the very best of friends.

More About MARY FALVEY: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Lincoln County, Mississippi

Notes for SOPHRONA ANN REED: Spelling of first name may also be "Sophronia."

More About SOPHRONA ANN REED: Fact 2: January 1916, BROOKHAVEN, LINCOLN, MISSISSIPPI

Children of FRANCIS STANLEY and MARY FALVEY are: 131. i. FANNIE EMMA23 STANLEY, b. November 24, 1883, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. November 10, 1968, Downey, California. 132. ii. WILLIAM HENRY STANLEY, b. May 9, 1885, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. August 22, 1961, Brookhaven, Mississippi. iii. ROSA C. STANLEY, b. February 12, 1887, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. October 14, 1904, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi.

More About ROSA C. STANLEY: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Lincoln County, Mississippi

133. iv. GEORGE DEAN STANLEY, b. January 28, 1889, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. November 22, 1968, Brookhaven, Mississippi. v. CHARLIE T. STANLEY, b. April 8, 1891, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. October 27, 1891, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi.

63 More About CHARLIE T. STANLEY: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Lincoln County, Mississippi

134. vi. FRANCIS LUCIUS STANLEY, b. February 22, 1894, Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. August 31, 1979, Fresno, California. vii. ANNIE LOU STANLEY, b. January 17, 1897; d. 1897.

More About ANNIE LOU STANLEY: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Lincoln County, Mississippi

viii. FRED WARNER STANLEY, b. May 15, 1899; d. June 30, 1899.

More About FRED WARNER STANLEY: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Lincoln County, Mississipp

Children of FRANCIS STANLEY and SOPHRONA REED are: 135. ix. HENRY JOSEPH23 STANLEY, b. May 12, 1901, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. December 17, 1989, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 136. x. ANNIE MAY STANLEY, b. November 20, 1903, RedStar, Mississippi; d. July 21, 1988, Fresno, California. 137. xi. EDWARD LEE STANLEY, b. December 22, 1905, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. July 2, 1982, Fresno, California. 138. xii. FLORANCE ARCOLA STANLEY, b. November 12, 1908, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. April 19, 1993, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 139. xiii. MAMIE OLA STANLEY, b. August 10, 1912, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. May 7, 1995, Brookhaven, Mississippi.

113. FREDERICK WILLIAM22 STANLEY (HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born Abt. 1856 in Ireland, and died Bet. 1942 - 1948 in Combs, Arkansas. He married VALENTINE FOOTE in Pike County, Mississippi, daughter of GEORGE O. FOOTE. She was born in St Mary's Parish, Louisiana, and died 1937 in Combs, Arkansas.

Notes for FREDERICK WILLIAM STANLEY: Little is known about Frederick Stanley. He may have died in the mid 1940's in Combs, Arkansas. It is believed that a young couple by the name of Thompson or Thomas were looking after him in his old age. His wife Val had died prior to 1940.

In a correspondence Paul Smith had in 1983, a Bert Combs responded that Fred Stanley lived with his brother, Lorin C. Combs, who later resided in Okanogan, Washington.

He arrived in the States on November 20, 1866, with his mother aboard the SS Tarifa from Liverpool and Queenstown, Ireland.

Notes for VALENTINE FOOTE: Also known as "Val." For many years she was a "mid-wife" in the mountains surrounding Combs, Arkansas. It is believed she died prior to 1940.

Children of FREDERICK STANLEY and VALENTINE FOOTE are:

64 i. AMY23 STANLEY, b. August 22, 1886; d. December 15, 1971, Texas; m. EUGENE BREWER, Stephenville, Texas; b. Texas. 140. ii. EVA CAROLINE STANLEY, b. December 3, 1887; d. March 7, 1972, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA.

114. FREDERICK STANLEY22 IRELAND (CECILIA21 STANLEY, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1845. He married LYDIA BARBARA STANLEY November 3, 1868 in St. Anne's, Belfast, Ireland, daughter of HENRY STANLEY and ELIZABETH VINCENT. She was born 1847.

Notes for FREDERICK STANLEY IRELAND: Sub Inspector of Constabulary. Was an RIC officer, Dublin Castle (Royal Irish Constabulary Inspectors)

Children are listed above under (109) Lydia Barbara Stanley.

115. EDWARD22 STANLEY (EDMOND BONTEIN21, MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1852, and died 1894. He married MARY LOUISA DEANE.

Notes for EDWARD STANLEY: Edward was born at N.Cadbury, Somerset in 1852. He was educated at Victoria College, Jersey. In 1868 he won an open one mile race in Hersey very easily in the reported time of 5 minutes 45 seconds. In 1869 he won a prize for latin verse and in 1 872 was out shooting with two companions when he was painfully shot in the back.

In May 1875 he successfully passed the examination for a first appointment in the cavalry or infantry with rather modest marks and in August received his first appointment as Sub-Lieutenant in the 2nd West India Regiment. In January 1874 he sail ed for the Gold Coast with some other officers of the regiment to join an expeditionary force.

He later transferred to the North Stafford Regiment, probably soon after his marriage in 1877 to Mary Louisa Deane. In 1884 he sailed for the West Indies with the North Stafford regiment. Subsequently he served at Lichfield and Devonport befor e retiring from the Army with the rank of Major in 1888. He was granted a gratuity but no pension.

In 1890 he entered the Colonial service as Inspector General of Constabulary at Lagos, Nigeria. Having returned to England on leave in 1893, he returned to Lagos and was on passage home for further leave in 1896 when he died, en route, of Malari a at the age of 43.

Edward and his wife, Sunny Stanley (Mary Deane) had six children:

Bessie Eleanor 1878 (at Demerara) Sylvia Deane1880 (at Ipswich) Edmond Alan Berners 1882 (at Roscommon) Talbot Anstruther 1884 (at Manchester) Beryl Grey1886 (at Lichfield) Edward Geldard 1889 (at Devonport)

65 The family probably went to live at Southsea (where Sunny's sister and some other relations lived) soon after the birth of the last child. Sunny died in 1905 which was the year in which her youngest son went to sea. One result of their disrupte d family life was that the children recalled little of their father and perhaps not a great deal about their mother who must have had such a struggle in bringing them up with very meagre means. A photograph of Edward, Geoffrey and Edmond was with Edward Talbot Stanley in 1898, also one of Sunny. A painting of Edward with a pony was with Belissa Stanley. A report of their wedding from a Pembroke paper is in the 'old book'. Some details of the Deane family are in the family box file.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and MARY DEANE are: i. BERYL GREY23 STANLEY, b. July 9, 1886, Lichfield, England; d. 1976; m. (1) JOHN CRESSWELL, 1906; m. (2) ALAN HUGHES, 1921; b. Abt. 1871; d. Abt. 1961, Chelsworth, Suffolk, England.

Notes for BERYL GREY STANLEY: Beryl was born at Litchfield on 9th July 1886. She married John Sproston Cressall in 1906. Following his death (perhaps during the first World War) she married, in 1921, Mr Alan Hughes who shortly obtained employment with the Anglo Persian Oil Co . at Abadan. Her godson, (E.T.S.) recalls a happy stay with her in London in 1928, when she and her husband were on leave. E.T.S., who visited Abadan in 1933, realised that the expatriate life there was well paid and fairly agreeable so it was unfortunate that Beryl's husband fell out with the company well before his retirement age and was placed on early retirement at some time in the 1930's. They lived in England before and during world war two and then went to live in the Channel Islands, which had financial attractions. When they eventually returned to England, they lived at East Preston, near Brighton where Beryl died in 1976 at the age of 90. Her husband, Alan Hughes, who was 15 years younger, ended his days rather sadly in a home for the aged at Chelsworth in Suffolk where B.M.H.G. maintained contact with him until he died a few years later.

ii. BESSIE ELEANOR STANLEY, b. 1878, Demerara, British Guiana; d. 1943, Richmond, England; m. JOHN GROGON, 1912; b. 1880.

Notes for BESSIE ELEANOR STANLEY: Bessie was born at Demerara (in British Guiana) in 1878. The family moved according to her father's army appointments for the first ten years of her life and following his retirement in 1888 probably moved to Southsea in about 1890, where her mo ther died in 1905. Bessie married, in 1912, Captain John Brown Grogan of the Royal Army Medical corps.

Her oldest brother, Alan, left no doubt that she was his favourite sister. Much of her time after the First World War was spent in India so her nephew and niece saw little of her before her husband's retirement in the 1930's. In her later year s she and her husband lived in a residential hotel in Richmond where she died in 1943

iii. SYLVIA DEANE STANLEY, b. 1879, Ipswich, England; m. BAYLEY THORNE; d. 1918.

Notes for SYLVIA DEANE STANLEY: Sylvia was born in Ipswich in 1879 and, as in the case of Bessie, settled in Southsea in about 1890 after her father's retirement. In 1807 she married Lieutenant Bayley Thorne of the Middlesex regiment. He was killed in action in France in August 1918 while commanding the 2nd/6th North Stafford regiment. E.A.B.S. obviously liked her less than her older sister but E.T.S. and K.S. got to know her quite well when she lived in Brighton during World War II with two other women, and consider ed her a most agreeable and cheerful aunt whom it was always a pleasure to visit. When recording her death in the 'old book', E.T.S. unfortunately failed to record the year.

141. iv. EDMOND ALAN BERNERS STANLEY, b. September 2, 1882, Roscommon, Ireland; d. November 19, 1951. v. TALBOT ANSTRUTHER STANLEY, b. December 13, 1883, Manchester, England; d. June 21, 1927, Colchester, England; m.

66 SOPHIE (SYLVIE) READ, 1909; b. Baltimore, Maryland.

Notes for TALBOT ANSTRUTHER STANLEY: Talbot was born at Manchester on 17th December 1883 and entered the Army in the S. Staffordshire regiment in June 1901, (His father's old regiment). He transferred to the Royal Army service Corps in 1904. He married Sylvie Read of Baltimore U.S. A. in 1909. This was her second marriage as she had a son named Jack Read who Edward Talbot Stanley met in Bombay in 1935, with his wife, and found them very pleasant people. Talbot and Sylvie must have been divorced after a fairly short marriage.

Alan used to recount many stories of his happy companionship with Talbot as boys. Talbot was obviously a very likeable, carefree scoundrel. One such story recalled the two older boys employing their younger brother for a small payment as a movin g target for their airguns, dressed suitably in an oilskin. Talbot served on the western front during the First World War, reaching the rank of major in 1917. He retired in 1920. He seemed to be somewhat dependent on casual employment and live d periodically with his aunt, Lottie Dean, at Hintlesham. E.T.S. recalled being presented by him with a very large mongrel dog, which quickly had to be found another home. One job which he undertook, while staying with Aunt Lottie was as a turns tile operator at the Wembley Exhibition in 1924 and 25. He is somewhat scurrilously described at that time in a book entitled 'Suffolk Childhood' by Simon Dewes. (Hutchinson 1929). A copy of the description is in the family box file.

Talbot died of pneumonia in Colchester Hospital on 21st June, 1927.

vi. EDWARD GELDARD STANLEY, b. May 31, 1889, Devonport, England; d. 1942; m. ISOBEL EARL.

Notes for EDWARD GELDARD STANLEY: Teddy was born at Devonport on 31st May, 1889. He entered the Royal Navy in May 1905, joining for the last term to be trained in H.M.S. Britannia before she was replaced by colleges ashore, which provided much better education. He became a subma rine specialist before the start of World War One and in 1914 married Isobel Earl. By 1915, he was 1st Lieutenant of H.M.S/M E.14 (Lt Cdr E.C. Boyle) in the Dardanelles campaign with E.11 (Lt Cdr M. Nasmith). Both submarines achieved considerabl e success after penetrating the straits on several occasions. Both Commanding officers were awarded V.C.'s, the other officers D.S.C.'s and all the ratings had D.S.M.'s. Teddy subsequently commanded several submarines but did not get many opport unities. He was promoted to Commander in 1925 and retired with that rank in 1935.

He was recalled to active service in 1939 in the rank of Captain and served as Chief Staff Officer to Rear Admiral Newcastle, until his death in 1942 from tuberculosis.

E.T.S. recalls first meeting Teddy in 1919 when he was taken round L.56. Teddy pretended to put the 4-year old into a torpedo tube. Thereafter they met fairly frequently. E.T.S. found his uncle rather frightening but he was obviously pleased whe n informed that his nephew intended to follow in his footsteps as a submarine officer. When E.T.S. last visited him in hospital in 1941, Teddy was delighted to learn that he now commanded H.50 which he himself had once commanded. He was no le ss pleased to hear that he expected to be sent to the Mediterranean soon, where torpedo targets were not too hard to find. It was sad that Teddy and Isobel had no children. They were apart for quite a lot of their married life and eventually she went to live with her sister in Sudbury but saw very little of her brother-in-law or nephew.

116. EDMOND TALBOT22 STANLEY (EDMOND BONTEIN21, MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1858, and died 1919. He married ALICE CROCKER 1884.

Notes for EDMOND TALBOT STANLEY:

67 Talbot was born at Pembroke in 1858 and educated like his brothers at Victoria College, Jersey. He entered the Army in 1875 gaining 105th place out of 110 successful candidates and declared only eligible for a West Indian regiment. Nevertheles s he was accepted into 11th Foot (Devonshire Regiment) as a sub-lieutenant and sailed for India. He subsequently wrote an account of shooting his first bison for a sporting paper.

Later newspaper cuttings refer to his entry to the Ordnance Store Department and his promotion to Captain in the Devonshire's. (Presumably he retained his commission in both regiments.)

In 1884, he married ALICE MARY CROCKER, daughter of Surgeon General A.Crocker of Southsea. They had three daughters;

Hilda Delamain 1885 - 1918 Evelyn Learmonth 1887 - 1888 Aline1890 - 1961

Talbot was serving at Woolwich in 1885 when Hilda was born. By 1887 they were in the Far East and Evelyn was born at sea off the Japanese coast. She died 11 months later in Hong Kong.

Talbot probably served in the South African War as we have a photograph of him taken at Pietermaritzberg wearing a campaign medal ribbon. He probably retired in the rank of major before World War I and was then recalled to service. He died at Rouen in 1919, no doubt a victim of the influenza epidemic that followed that war. His wife Alice Mary died in 1940.

Children of EDMOND STANLEY and ALICE CROCKER are: i. HILDA DELAMAINE23 STANLEY, b. 1885; d. 1918; m. WARREN.

Notes for HILDA DELAMAINE STANLEY: married Lieutenant WARREN R.N. in 1915. He lost his life in that war and she also died in 1918 leaving no children.

ii. EVELYN LEARMONTH, b. 1887; d. 1888. iii. ALINE TALBOT STANLEY, b. 1890; d. 1961; m. STREET.

Notes for ALINE TALBOT STANLEY: Married Lieutenant STREET R.N. in 1918. He also was a war casualty. She lived subsequently in a flat in London and enjoyed watching cricket matches at Lords. She worked very hard to persuade the keepers of Cambridge rowing history to give the cr edit due to her grandfather E.S.Stanley for the selection of the Eton blue as the distinctive colour for the Cambridge crew in the university boat races of 1836 and thereafter but never succeeded. She died in 1961, leaving a few family picture s and documents to Edward Talbot Stanley

117. ALICE22 STANLEY (EDMOND BONTEIN21, MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 14, 1864 in Dunkirk, France, and died 1933. She married (1) OWEN ARMSTRONG. She married (2) GEORGE INGLES January 28, 1892 in St Mary Abbot's church, Kensington. He died October 10, 1892.

68 Notes for ALICE STANLEY: Alice was born at Dunkirk on 14th August 1864 and baptised at the British chapel.

She married George Stanser Ingles on 28th January 1892 at St Mary Abbot's church, Kensington. He had grown up in Jersey and was an officer in the P & 0 Steamship Company, and also a sub-lieutenant R.N.R. He lost his life in the same year on 10t h October when the liner Bokhara, of which he was 2nd Officer, was wrecked on the Pescadores during a typhoon. Some survivors accounts are in the 'old book'. Alice later told her daughter, Joan, that she received a letter from him, posted befor e he sailed from Shanghai, recounting in great detail a dream of the Bokhara being wrecked, very much as actually occurred. Joan recorded this in the 'old book' when staying with Edward Talbot Stanley many years later.

Alice subsequently married again, a cousin, Owen Andrew Armstrong of 73, Pembroke road, Dublin where their three children, Emmie, Joan and Geoffrey were born. (We have no dates).

Geoffrey died in 1914, where the family lived. Joan recounted to E.T.S., in 1964 how they watched the street fighting in Dublin at Easter 1916 during the insurrection at that time. Owen must have died in 1918 Or 1919 and soon after the end of Wo rld War One. the family moved to Southsea where they lived on the sea front near South Parade pier until Alice's death on 22nd August 1933. When living near by in 1919 and 1920, Edward Alan Berners Stanley and E.T.S. got to know the family quite well and visited them from time to time in subsequent years.

Emmie married Lieutenant Commander Vernon Nicholson, probably about 1930 and they had two sons of whom we have no records. After the end of world War two, he retired from the navy and they went to Antigua where they restored the derelict Englis h Harbour and established a successful yacht chartering business. We have no further records of them.

Joan married Lieutenant Commander G. Best in about 1930 and they had a son who became an officer in the Army Catering Corps, but of whom we have no other record. Joan's marriage ended in a divorce and she went to live and work in London. She sta yed, periodically with E.T.S. and K.S. with whom she was a very welcome guest who made friends very readily and had a great gift of judging character by hand writing. She moved to Southsea in 1965 and died shortly thereafter.

Children of ALICE STANLEY and OWEN ARMSTRONG are: i. GEOFFREY23 ARMSTRONG, d. 1916. ii. EMMA ARMSTRONG, m. NICHOLSON. iii. JOAN STANLEY ARMSTRONG, d. 1931; m. GEORGE BEST.

118. ROBERT PATRICK22 STANLEY (ROBERT EDMUND21, WILLIAM JAMES20, JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 8, 1859 in Westmeath, Ireland. He married WILHELMINA ANN CATHERINE DAWSON September 8, 1898.

Children of ROBERT STANLEY and WILHELMINA DAWSON are: i. WILLIAM DAWSON23 STANLEY, b. February 28, 1900. ii. ROBERT ODELL STANLEY, b. October 1, 1903.

69 119. WILLIAM IRELAND22 STANLEY (ROBERT EDMUND21, WILLIAM JAMES20, JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 24, 1874, and died May 16, 1952. He married OLIVE MATILDA BARNES October 24, 1904 in Farnham, Surrey, England.

Notes for WILLIAM IRELAND STANLEY: Haulage contractor. Sergeant in Durham Light Infantry.

Children of WILLIAM STANLEY and OLIVE BARNES are: 142. i. ROBERT WILLIAM23 STANLEY, b. April 19, 1912, Durham, England. ii. EVA MARY STANLEY, b. December 31, 1913; m. JOHN WILLIAM VOISEY, March 24, 1937, Southampton, England.

120. HARRY22 STANLEY (NEHEMIAH BOUCHIER21, WILLIAM JAMES20, JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 11, 1882, and died March 22, 1947 in Halstead, Kent, England. He married FRANCES MAY COLLETT July 3, 1894 in Alban's Church, Westbury Part, Bristol, England.

Child of HARRY STANLEY and FRANCES COLLETT is: i. PETER TERENCE VIGOR23 STANLEY, b. May 25, 1920.

Generation No. 23

121. SIR EDWARD GEOFFREY23 STANLEY (EDWARD SMITH22, EDWARD SMITH21, JAMES20, EDWARD19, THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 29, 1799. He married EMMA CAROLINE WILBRAHAM May 31, 1825 in Parish Church, Marylebone, London, daughter of EDWARD BOOTH WILBRAHAM. She was born March 17, 1805, and died April 26, 1876 in London, England.

Notes for SIR EDWARD GEOFFREY STANLEY: 14th Earl of Derby

Served three times as Prime Minister of England: 1852, 1858, 1866.

More About EMMA CAROLINE WILBRAHAM: Burial: Knowsley, England

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and EMMA WILBRAHAM are: i. SIR EDWARD HENRY24 STANLEY, b. July 21, 1826, Knowsley, England; m. MARY KATHERINE JOHN.

Notes for SIR EDWARD HENRY STANLEY: 15th Earl of Derby

70 ii. FREDERICK CHARLES STANLEY, b. July 26, 1829. iii. INFANT STANLEY, b. July 3, 1832. iv. EMMA CHARLOTTE STANLEY, b. December 26, 1835. 143. v. SIR FREDERICK ARTHUR STANLEY, b. January 15, 1841, St. James Square, London, England; d. June 14, 1908, Holwood, Kent, England.

122. ARTHUR BRINSLEY SHERIDAN23 STANLEY (EDWARD HENRY HOPKINS22, JOHN BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 2, 1877 in Dublin, Ireland, and died April 7, 1952 in Canada. He married MAUDE HEALEY June 25, 1903. She was born November 10, 1881 in Canada, and died June 23, 1961 in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.

Notes for ARTHUR BRINSLEY SHERIDAN STANLEY: Arthur came to America, leaving March 20, 1890. Swore a delcaration to become a citizen of the U.S. on July 11, 1900.

Children of ARTHUR STANLEY and MAUDE HEALEY are: 144. i. ARTHUR BRINSLEY SHERIDAN24 STANLEY, b. April 18, 1904, Detroit, Michigan; d. 1996, Canada. ii. GORDON EDWARD STANLEY, b. January 23, 1906, Canada; d. May 24, 1937, Canada. iii. MURIEL KATHERINE STANLEY, b. June 9, 1909, Canada; d. October 1980, Canada. iv. DELBERT HENRY STANLEY, b. November 11, 1911, Canada.

123. DR. GEORGE WHELDALE23 STANLEY (GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 23, 1885, and died March 16, 1960. He married CHARLOTTE AILEEN GARDNER 1919 in Kent, England.

Notes for DR. GEORGE WHELDALE STANLEY: Qualified as a doctor in 1908. In 1909 he sailed for Baghdad as a Missionary doctor. During the 1914-1918 war he served on a hospital ship. Then on to the Western front where he was wounded in the chest by a piece of shropnel from a shell that burst outside a dressing station. Only survivor. Early in 1919 he met & married Charlotte Gardner & they went to Palestine, later to a hospital in Egypt. Awarded a Military Cross. Later returned to England where he had a general medical practise in Shropshire.

Children of GEORGE STANLEY and CHARLOTTE GARDNER are: i. JOYCE AILEEN24 STANLEY. ii. PATRICIA MILDRED STANLEY. iii. HAROLD WHELDALE STANLEY. 145. iv. NANCY O'RORKE STANLEY. v. GEORGE BRIAN STANLEY, m. FAY DARRAH.

71 124. HAROLD MORGAN23 STANLEY (GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 12, 1886 in Dalkey, Ireland, and died October 9, 1918 in Vimy Ridge, Nord, France. He married OLIVE FRANCES KENNEDY March 20, 1912 in Alberta, Canada. She was born March 20, 1892 in Caliboogie, Renfrew Co., Ontario, Canada, and died January 1991 in Radway, Alberta.

Notes for HAROLD MORGAN STANLEY: Immigrated to Canada in 1904 on the SS Vancouver.

Died during WWI in France.

Harold attended the Tamworth Agriculture College in Staffordshire, Eng. Left home in Dublin in 1904 for Canada, sailing from Liverpool on the S.S. Vancouver. Loved the open air life & didn't want to enter one of the professions. His desire was to get into agriculture but was called to the war & died in France a month before war ended. He is buried in the Haynecourt British Cemetery, Nord, France. Wife & mother presented a Military Cross on behalf of Harold.

In George Wheldale Stanley's diary of 1918, it is quoted - Jan 3, Hal (Harold) went to France. June 10 at Liettres. Tried to find Hal's location. Various enquiries. Found Hal's location. Too far away to go and see him. July 9 at Gricourt - got location of Hal's battalion from Div. H.Q. 4th Canadians. July 10 - got Ford car after breakfast and went to Izel le Hameau and saw Hal. Took him to Aubigny and had lunch, a walk and tea and then out to Aviguele C. Left him back about 6 pm and got back for dinner. That was their last meeting. (George Wheldale was awarded the Military Cross).

More About HAROLD MORGAN STANLEY: Burial: Haynecourt British Cemetery, Nord, France

Notes for OLIVE FRANCES KENNEDY: Had flaming red hair.

Children of HAROLD STANLEY and OLIVE KENNEDY are: 146. i. HAROLD GEORGE24 STANLEY, b. February 10, 1913, Bruderheim, Alberta, Canada; d. December 4, 1993, Kelowana, British Columbia, Canada. 147. ii. ALMA REBECCA FRANCES STANLEY, b. 1916, Alberta, Canada; d. 1993.

125. FREDERICK CRAWFORD VINCENT23 IRELAND (FREDERICK STANLEY22, CECILIA21 STANLEY, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 22, 1869, and died October 12, 1930. He married EDITH ANNIE WHITTON, daughter of FREDERICK WHITTON and EMILY GOLDSMITH. She was born October 17, 1870 in Dublin, Ireland.

Notes for FREDERICK CRAWFORD VINCENT IRELAND: District Inspector, County Cork (Mallow).

Child of FREDERICK IRELAND and EDITH WHITTON is:

72 i. GEOFFREY VINCENT STANLEY24 IRELAND, b. July 7, 1895.

126. CHARLES HAINES23 STANLEY (HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 16, 1877 in Pike County, Mississippi, and died 1920 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He married (1) MINNIE BELDEN. He married (2) RITA.

Children of CHARLES STANLEY and RITA are: i. ROXIE IRENE24 STANLEY, b. 1914. ii. HENRTY CHARLES STANLEY, b. 1918. iii. SAMUEL S. STANLEY, b. 1910.

127. HELEN (NELL)23 STANLEY (HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 23, 1879 in Pike County, Mississippi, and died June 1970 in El Paso, Texas. She married (1) JOHN J. CORBETT. He died Abt. 1912 in El Paso, Texas. She married (2) ALONZO LAWRENCE GARDNER. He died 1950 in El Paso, Texas.

Notes for HELEN (NELL) STANLEY: Nellie first married John J. "Jack" Corbitt by whom she had one daughter, Isabella who was known as Issabie.

Nell later moved to El Paso, Texas and married Lawrence Gardner, a local businessman and owner of the Empire Bottling Company. In 1928, she started the Mrs. Lawrence Gardner's Commercial College. In 1943, she sold the school and worked with her husband in the bottling company until his death in 1950. After his death Nell took over the leadership of the business and for many years was a prominent businesswoman in El Paso. In 1957, she sold the bottling company and organized the Empire Moving and Storage Company.

She was one of the pioneers in establishing homes for the elderly. "A Living Memorial" to Nell was the Pilot Home of the Aged. She was the first to organize a Pilot Club in El Paso and became known as the "Mother of Pilot Clubs West of the Mississippi. This

Nell, was known as a "sweet" lady to some but was described by others as a "formidable woman, tall, erect, bordering on being heavy-set. . . . She always wore a hat, more often a rather broad-brimmed hat." Nell shared a bit of her personal philosophy on her 85th birthday:

"Forget yourself and think of others. Develop a sense of humor, especially regarding your own personal peculiarities. Have a tough hide and be too big to indugle in littleness. Be curious. Be venturesome. Think of the other fellow, if you want to be remembered."

Nell was known for being conscientious and taking her duties seriously. Once when she was due to speak at a ladies club, she fell and broke her wrist. Undaunted, she immediately went to the doctor's office and had the wrist bound with a bandage. Although the doctor implored her to remain and allow him to properly set and treat the injury, she declined and continued on to her appointment. At the conclusion of her talk, she returned for proper treatment.

73 Nell Stanley Gardner had left a remarkable legacy of civic service behind her. Aside from her business achievements, she had been a member of the Altrusa Club, Pan American Round Table, and secretary-treasurer of the Woman's Department of the El Paso Chamber of Commerce. She was highly involved with the Pilot's Club, starting the first unit outside the U. S. (in Juarez, Mexico) and acting as the driving force in establishing the Pilot Home for the Aged in 1937, prior to the realization for a need for elderly care by most Americans. She was one of the first women elected to the Board of Regents of the University of Texas in 1932.

Notes for ALONZO LAWRENCE GARDNER: Founded the Empire Bottling Company, El Paso, Texas.

Although little is known of Lawrence Gardner's early life, he may have been influenced by what he saw of the liquor and soda water trade as a driver for the El Paso Ice and Refrigeration Company in 1905 (Gardner did not appear in the 1904 City Directory, but was listed as Lon Garner, residing at 306 S. Campbell, in 1905). He was, by his own admission, a man with a purpose.

Gardner, known at that point in his life as Lon or Lonnie, galvanized into action. With $1,750 in venture capital, he opened the Purity Bottling & Manufacturing Company in April, 1906. The original works, located "in a small adobe shack at Texas and Campbell Streets" , produced about 200 dozen bottles per day. This hand-operated plant produced a sufficient quantity of "pop" to warrant the purchase of "a lovable, but spavined old horse, called Friday" from Joe Wright at a cost of $15.00. Although Friday's front legs were so stiff that they would hardly bend, he was able to pull a "little wagon [Gardner] had bought from the Myers Vehicle Co. with a small payment down and the rest eventually" . At that time Gardner made all his own deliveries.

Gardner claimed that he "pioneered soft drinks into stores and soda stands" . He encouraged high school (and younger) students to set up their own small businesses in the form of soda stands where passersby could slake their thirst with a cold bottle of Purity's Pale Dry Ginger Ale or one of his other flavors. Success inspired other students to set up their own stands made from empty boxes, and soon young entrepreneurs, many of whom later became successful El Paso businessmen, were vending Purity beverages throughout the city.

His new company, the Empire Bottling Works, although best noted for its carbonated beverage production, became a leader in other areas. It became noted as a beverage supply company with one of the largest selections of soda fountain accessories and equipment in the southwest. In addition, the firm supported a large candy factory under the same roof. Along with a change in his career, Gardner's lifestyle altered in another way. In 1914 he married the former Nell Corbett who had come to El Paso in 1911.

Empire grew rapidly. In 1917, the firm constructed a "five story brick building which houses the largest soft drink supply business in the entire country" on the corner of Mills Ave. and Florence St. Empire now serviced "a territory from San Antonio to Phoenix" . At some point, Empire opened a branch in Ciudad Juárez, Mexico, and advertised ins products as being available form both plants in 1920. The Juárez plant was probably closed with the change to Empire Products Corp. in 1925; it was certainly gone by the Empire advertisements in 1931.

With the repeal of Prohibition, Empire added Anheuser Busch to their list of products, distributing Budweiser beer in bottles and draft until 1957. In 1938, Gardner's daughter, Isabella C. Zimmerman, became a vice-president of the corporation and was followed by her husband, William W. Zimmerman, who was elected as a vice-president and sales manager two years later. Empire celebrated its thirty-third anniversary in 1939 by placing its twelve-ounce bottle of Pale Dry Ginger Ale on sale for five cents. The popular drink had been priced at fifteen cents per bottle for several years. By 1940, the company was branching out with a plant in Las Cruces, Silver City, New Mexico . When Lawrence retired from Empire in 1944, Nell S. Gardner assumed the presidency, with the Zimmermans as vice-president and secretary/treasurer. Lawrence Gardner may have become feeble and been moved into a nursing home. He was listed at a different address from Nell in 1949. Gardiner died in 1950.

74 Child of HELEN STANLEY and JOHN CORBETT is: i. ISABELLA24 CORBETT, b. November 28, 1901, Meridian, Mississippi; d. October 12, 1958, El Paso, Texas; m. WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN.

Notes for ISABELLA CORBETT: Recevied her bachelor's and master's degrees from Occidental College of Los Angeles and her doctor of philosophy from the University of Southern California.

In 1938, Isabella C. Zimmerman, became a vice-president of the Empire Bottling Company and was followed by her husband, William W. Zimmerman, who was elected as a vice-president and sales manager two years later.

She was a former professor of English at Texas Western College. She was well know for her work as a book reviewer and for her activities in El Paso Pilot Club.

Isabella, had a different reputation than her mother. She was once described as "the meanest woman on the face of the Earth", a person who hated everyone. Although her detractors disliked her, she was Nell's only child, and her mother mourned her untimely death in 1958.

128. HENRY F.23 STANLEY, JR. (HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 16, 1882 in PIKE COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI, and died December 25, 1967 in EL PASO, TEXAS. He married MARY MAGRUDER July 14, 1909 in Wilkerson County, Mississippi, daughter of JOHN MAGRUDER. She was born 1887 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and died 1971 in NATCHEZ, MISSISSIPPI.

Children of HENRY STANLEY and MARY MAGRUDER are: 148. i. CHARLES24 STANLEY, b. December 4, 1910, Jackson, Mississippi; d. December 14, 1978, Fort Worth, Texas. 149. ii. LLOYD MAGRUDER STANLEY, b. 1913, Jackson, Mississippi; d. March 25, 1997, El Paso, Texas. iii. MARIE STANLEY, b. September 27, 1916, Jackson, Mississippi; d. December 17, 2012, Natchez, Adams County, Mississippi; m. DENTON ANGELO BIGLANE; b. June 28, 1907, Covington County, Mississippi; d. September 7, 1988, Pensacola, Florida.

More About MARIE STANLEY: Burial: Natchez City Cmetery, Natchez, Mississippi

129. FRANCIS THOMAS23 STANLEY (HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 29, 1885 in Pike County, Mississippi, and died July 30, 1938 in El Paso, Texas. He married RUBY ANNA PLEASANT in El Paso, Texas, daughter of PLEASANT and GEORGIA MCDANIEL. She was born March 29, 1893 in Jackson, Tennessee, and died November 11, 1975 in Palm Springs, California.

Children of FRANCIS STANLEY and RUBY PLEASANT are: 150. i. ELEANOR MARIE24 STANLEY, b. December 5, 1912, El Paso, Texas; d. December 27, 2003, Scottsdale, Arizona.

75 151. ii. HELEN CREIGHTON STANLEY, b. March 4, 1914; d. January 2008, Rancho Bernardo, California.

130. ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY (HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 3, 1899 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and died March 9, 1961 in Miami, Florida. She married HARTFORD ODELL BENEFIELD June 30, 1920 in New Orleans, Louisiana, son of JOHN BENEFIELD and OLA PRICE. He was born January 29, 1898 in Centre, Alabama, and died March 29, 1960 in Miami, Florida.

More About ANNA BIRDETTE STANLEY: Burial: Miami Memoiral Park, Miami, Florida

More About HARTFORD ODELL BENEFIELD: Burial: Miami Memoiral Park, Miami, Florida

Children of ANNA STANLEY and HARTFORD BENEFIELD are: 152. i. TIMOTHY STANLEY24 BENEFIELD, b. June 21, 1921, New Orleans, Louisiana; d. December 13, 1979, New Orleans, Louisiana. 153. ii. CLAIRE LOUISE BENEFIELD, b. August 11, 1923, New Orleans, Louisiana. 154. iii. ANNA MAE BENEFIELD, b. March 24, 1927, New Orleans, Louisiana; d. July 3, 2010, Daytona Beach, Florida. 155. iv. KATHRYN BARBARA BENEFIELD, b. August 31, 1931, New Orleans, Louisiana. 156. v. WILLIAM HARVEY BENEFIELD, b. August 20, 1933, New Orleans, Louisiana. 157. vi. CAROL ANN BENEFIELD, b. December 23, 1936, New Orleans, Louisiana; d. March 4, 1982, Boston, MA. 158. vii. JUDITH JANE BENEFIELD, b. October 9, 1939, New Orleans, Louisiana; d. July 1, 2009, Titusville, Florida.

131. FANNIE EMMA23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 24, 1883 in Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi, and died November 10, 1968 in Downey, California. She married ANDREW JUDSON NORTON September 18, 1901 in Lincoln County, Mississippi.

Children of FANNIE STANLEY and ANDREW NORTON are: i. GORDON24 NORTON. ii. ROBERT HENRY NORTON. iii. MONVEL DEAN NORTON. iv. FRANK NORTON. v. ALMA LEMLEY NORTON.

132. WILLIAM HENRY23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 9, 1885 in Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi, and died August 22, 1961 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married (1) ALICE ELZEY September 26, 1901 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She was born 1884, and died 1962. He married (2) LAURA WATSON 1940. She was born January 9, 1907 in Foules, Louisiana, and died February 21, 1995 in Fresno, California.

76 More About WILLIAM HENRY STANLEY: Burial: Easthaven Cemetery, Brookhaven, Mississippi

More About LAURA WATSON: Burial: Fresno Memorial Gardens, Fresno, California SS#: 428-18-2326

Child of WILLIAM STANLEY and ALICE ELZEY is: i. WILLIAM HARRY24 STANLEY, b. November 17, 1916; d. July 11, 1987, Brookhaven, Mississippi; m. WILLARD BLACKWELL; b. 1913.

More About WILLIAM HARRY STANLEY: Burial: Easthaven Cemetery, Brookhaven, Mississippi

133. GEORGE DEAN23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 28, 1889 in Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi, and died November 22, 1968 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married BERTIE ELLZEY January 12, 1910 in Lincoln County, Mississippi.

More About GEORGE DEAN STANLEY: Burial: New Hope Methodist Church, Lincoln County, Mississipp SS#: 425-14-3913

Children of GEORGE STANLEY and BERTIE ELLZEY are: i. NELL VARDAMAN24 STANLEY, b. May 17, 1911, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. April 18, 2004, Brookhaven, Mississippi; m. (1) CHARLES HANNA; m. (2) HENRY MANSHIP GORDON.

Notes for NELL VARDAMAN STANLEY: "Nell" was born May 17, 1911, in Lincoln County, Mississippi. She was the oldest child of George and Bertie Ellzey Stanley who are buried at New Hope Methodist Church, northwest of Brookhaven, Mississippi.

On January 21, 2001, while at Haven Hall Health Care Center in Brookhaven, she gave the following brief sketch of her life to John Paul Smith, her first cousin; being the son of her father's sister, Mamie Stanley Smith.

The Vardeman in her name was provided by her father who was an admirer of Mississippi's firey Senator Vardeman in the early 1900's.

Nell attended Love School near Brookhaven and Brookhaven High School and then attended Co-Lin in Wesson while Russell Ellsey, a cousin, was president of the school. Her roommates there were Betty and Christine Edwards, sisters, from Midway in Copiah County and Dolly Stringer. Bettey later married a professor at Mississippi College. Christine never married and lived on Brady Drive in Brookhaven. The Edwards girls had an older sister named Margie that later lived on the Mississippi Gulf Coast. Dolly Stringer married one of the Lea's from the Mt. Zion Community.

Nell's cousin, Edna Case (a daughter of Alexander Hamilton Case and Bess Ellzey) owned a restaurant in Ferriday, Louisiana. After school Nell went to Ferriday to work in her cousin's cafe. There she met and married her first husband, Charlie Hanna.

77 Edna Case was married to Fred Ourso. The Ourso's never had any children, but raised Edna's brother, Lamar Case.

Charlie Hanna was an orphan who was raised by Annie Crawford. Charles was born in Howe, Oklahoma. He had an older brother Edgar Hanna whom he had followed to Ferriday. They had a younger brother Jerry Hanna who stayed in Oklahoma and was a radio D.J. The Hanna brothers had two sisters, Emma and Bess. Bess married a Dawes and lived at Poteau, Oklahoma.

Nell and Charlie Hanna lived in a big old plantation house that belonged to Annie Crawford out from Ferriday. Later they moved to Fair River in Lincoln County to be near Nell's people in Brookhaven, and then they separated. This was all before World War II. He later remarried and raised a large family around D'Lo, Mississippi.

Nell went to work at Jitney Jungle in Brookhaven which was then located on Whitworth Avenue, between Lofton's and East Drug Store. The manager of Jitney Jungle was James Nations who had a brother named Monroe Nations.

During World War II, Nell was in the WAC's stationed in Florida and North Carolina. After being discharged she worked at Jitney Jungle on Fortification Street in Jackson. There she met and married Henry Manship Gordon. They had no children. His mother had been a Manship of the prominent Manship family of Jackson. Some of the Manship family went to Baton Rouge where they now own TV, radio and newspapers.

More About NELL VARDAMAN STANLEY: Burial: Univeristy of Mississippi Medical Center

159. ii. MARY TALLULAH STANLEY, b. 1913; d. 1997. iii. VIRGINIA RUTH STANLEY, b. 1915; d. December 31, 1998; m. SAMUEL ROBERTS. iv. GUY STANLEY, b. February 21, 1918; d. 1945, Calcutta, India.

Notes for GUY STANLEY: The only son of George Stanley. He was killed in an airplane crash in Assam, India during the Second World War. His remains were brought back to the United States to be buried at the National Cemetery at Vicksburg, Mississippi.

Prior to his enlistment, he had been a Pre-Med student at the University of Mississippi.

v. AUDREY STANLEY, b. 1922.

134. FRANCIS LUCIUS23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 22, 1894 in Red Star, Lincoln County, Mississippi, and died August 31, 1979 in Fresno, California. He married (1) MINNIE ALLEN February 8, 1913 in Mississippi. She was born February 6, 1897 in Copiah County, Mississippi, and died September 7, 1993 in Tampa, Florida. He married (2) MAUDIE PEARL HOWARD April 8, 1932 in Santa Anna, California, daughter of LEWIS HOWARD and SARAH PARSON. She was born January 14, 1904 in Buffalo Hart, Illinois, and died July 28, 1994 in Kerman,Fresno,California.

More About FRANCIS LUCIUS STANLEY: SS#: 565-03-4134

More About MINNIE ALLEN: 78 Burial: Garden of Memories, Tampa, Florida

More About MAUDIE PEARL HOWARD: SS#: 560-40-1587

Children of FRANCIS STANLEY and MINNIE ALLEN are: 160. i. COLON24 STANLEY. 161. ii. ARCOLA BERNICE STANLEY, b. January 22, 1917, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. March 23, 1948, Tampa, Florida. 162. iii. CHRISTINE STANLEY. iv. FELIX EARL STANLEY, b. July 18, 1921, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. January 24, 2002, Tampa, Florida.

More About FELIX EARL STANLEY: Burial: Garden of Memories, Tampa, Florida

Children of FRANCIS STANLEY and MAUDIE HOWARD are: 163. v. JOANNE PEARL24 STANLEY, b. June 14, 1933, Los Angeles, California. 164. vi. DONALD LEROY STANLEY, b. November 24, 1936.

135. HENRY JOSEPH23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 12, 1901 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died December 17, 1989 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married KATHERYN MARTIN June 1, 1926, daughter of ? MARTIN and ? MOAK. She was born 1898, and died 1996.

More About HENRY JOSEPH STANLEY: SS#: 427-09-0740

Children of HENRY STANLEY and KATHERYN MARTIN are: 165. i. SHIRLEY24 STANLEY, b. July 24, 1929, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 166. ii. JO ANN STANLEY, b. November 19, 1933, Brookhaven, Mississippi.

136. ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 20, 1903 in RedStar, Mississippi, and died July 21, 1988 in Fresno, California. She married FRANK EDWARD MATTHEWS September 14, 1918 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, son of RUSSELL MATTHEWS and LOUISA FALVEY. He was born April 18, 1900 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died February 1986 in Fresno, California.

More About FRANK EDWARD MATTHEWS: SS#: 562-14-5826

Children of ANNIE STANLEY and FRANK MATTHEWS are: 167. i. CLYDE EDWARD24 MATTHEWS, b. December 10, 1919, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. June 1, 2011, Fresno, California. 168. ii. FLOYD ARCHIE MATTHEWS, b. January 22, 1923, Belzoni, Mississippi; d. September 23, 2011, Fresno, California. 79 169. iii. IDA PEARL (PENNY) MATTHEWS, b. December 25, 1924, Gooden Lake, Mississippi; d. March 2, 2007, Madera, Caliornia. 170. iv. ROY JAMES MATTHEWS, b. June 22, 1927, South Gate, California; d. January 15, 2012, Fresno, California. 171. v. HAZEL YVONNE MATTHEWS, b. June 13, 1930, South Gate, California; d. 1978, Maryland.

137. EDWARD LEE23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 22, 1905 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died July 2, 1982 in Fresno, California. He married DORA FLORENE MATTHEWS September 1, 1935 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, daughter of RUSSELL MATTHEWS and LOUISA FALVEY. She was born February 2, 1911 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died April 13, 1993 in Madera, California.

Notes for EDWARD LEE STANLEY:

More About EDWARD LEE STANLEY: Fact 2: July 3, 1982, FRESNO, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA SS#: 565-03-5756

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and DORA MATTHEWS are: 172. i. CHARLES EDWARD24 STANLEY, b. December 21, 1936, Madera, California; d. January 23, 2002, Amity, Arkansas. 173. ii. RUSSELL EUGENE STANLEY, b. March 24, 1939, Madera, California. 174. iii. HAROLD DEWAIN STANLEY, b. May 26, 1943, Kerman, California. iv. GUY DARRELL STANLEY, b. April 5, 1948, Kerman,Fresno,California.

138. FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 12, 1908 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died April 19, 1993 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married WILLIE ANDREW FALVEY December 24, 1932, son of JOHN FALVEY and ANNIE NORTON. He was born May 29, 1907 in Mississippi, and died February 26, 1960 in Brookhaven, Mississippi.

More About WILLIE ANDREW FALVEY: Fact 2: February 1960, NEW HOPE, BROOKHAVEN, MISSISSIPPI

Children of FLORANCE STANLEY and WILLIE FALVEY are: 175. i. CHARLES KENNETH24 FALVEY, b. October 8, 1933, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 176. ii. RITA CAROLYN FALVEY, b. October 11, 1935, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 177. iii. STANLEY REED FALVEY, b. March 3, 1938, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 178. iv. WILLIE ANDREW JR FALVEY, b. November 25, 1943, Brookhaven, Mississippi; d. March 10, 2010, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 179. v. ERIC LINSBER FALVEY, b. July 14, 1948, Brookhaven, Lincoln County, Mississippi.

139. MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY (FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, 80 JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 10, 1912 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died May 7, 1995 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married JOHN EMERSON SMITH December 24, 1928 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, son of RUFUS SMITH and LOUETTA CHANDLER. He was born November 19, 1905 in Lincoln County, Mississippi, and died April 15, 1989 in Brookhaven, Mississippi.

More About JOHN EMERSON SMITH: Burial: Clear Branch, Lincoln County, Mississippi

Children of MAMIE STANLEY and JOHN SMITH are: i. JOHN PAUL24 SMITH, b. December 21, 1929, Lincoln County, Mississippi; m. BESSIE RAND MONTGOMERY, May 10, 2008, Natchez, Mississippi; b. 1932. 180. ii. EDWINA SMITH, b. December 31, 1931, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. January 16, 1978, Meridian, Mississippi. 181. iii. RUSSELL LESLIE SMITH, b. July 27, 1934, Lincoln County, Mississippi. 182. iv. ETTA RUTH SMITH, b. September 9, 1936, Lincoln County, Mississippi; d. January 10, 2010, Lincoln County, Mississippi.

140. EVA CAROLINE23 STANLEY (FREDERICK WILLIAM22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 3, 1887, and died March 7, 1972 in FRESNO, CALIFORNIA. She married (1) JOHN BROWN. He was born in Kansas. She married (2) LONGBOTHAM.

More About EVA CAROLINE STANLEY: Fact 1: Burried Belmont Memorial Park, Fresno

Child of EVA STANLEY and JOHN BROWN is: i. JOHN24 BROWN.

141. EDMOND ALAN BERNERS23 STANLEY (EDWARD22, EDMOND BONTEIN21, MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 2, 1882 in Roscommon, Ireland, and died November 19, 1951. He married LILIAN GERTRUDE RODWELL. She was born 1882, and died 1962.

Notes for EDMOND ALAN BERNERS STANLEY: Alan was born on 2nd September 1882 at Roscommon in Ireland where his father was serving. (By coincidence it was not far from where his ancestors had lived.) He grew up in Southsea where he attended St Helen's School until he entered the Royal Navy in H.M.S. Britannia at Dartmouth in 1897. He passed in 52nd out of 65 and four terms later passed out 20th having been made a cadet captain.

In 1898 he joined H.M.S. Mars on the China station, transferring shortly to H.M.S. Orlando in which he took part in the war of 1900 (The Boxer war), in which he was present at the bombarding of the taku forts, and was a member of the international landing party sent to the relief of Admiral Seymour's force, and the legations in Peking. The task was accomplished after some bitter fighting and he qualified for the China Medal with a clasp for the relief of Peking. The city was considerably looted by the victors after the ancient custom of war. The British share of the loot was, more or less, pooled and Alan received quite a significant sum, of which he gave some to his mother to assist with the education of his younger brothers . A description of the Boxer war is contained in the family box file.

81 Apart from a further spell in China and one in H.M.S. Ganges at Shotley, most of his service until 1922 was in destroyers, or similar vessels. His certificates of service indicate how well he was considered. While serving in Ganges, he met his future wife, Lilian Gertrude Hunter Rodwell and they were married at Holbrook on 3rd January 1914. They went to live at 4 Minor Canon Row, Rochester where they spent nearly two years during which he was commanding H.M.S. Afridi for the greater part of the time and later H.M.S.Staunch. Their son, Edward Talbot Stanley (who writes this) was born on 11th July 1915 and at the end of the year Alan sailed for the Mediterranean in Staunch. Lilian and Edward moved to Suffolk.

Two busy years in the Mediterranean came to an end on 11th November when Staunch was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine while lying at anchor off Belah. These two years cannot have seemed entirely satisfying, including, as they did the fai lure of our Dardanelles operations and the highly successful achievements of the German submarines against our shipping, against which our destroyers could offer little effective defence for lack of suitable equipment. Nevertheless, Alan's services were valued. He was awarded a Mention in Despatches in March 1916 for services in the evacuation of the Gallipoli Peninsula in March 1916 and promoted to Commander at the end of 1917. He was awarded the D.S.O. for services as Senior Officer of destroyers employed guarding the flank of the Army during the Gaza operations and rendering valuable service during the enemy's counter attacks upon Sheik Hassan. An extract from 'The First World War' by Martin Gilbert, which describes the capture of Gaza in 1917 is included in the box file.

On return to the U.K. in 1918 he was appointed in command of the flotilla leader Kempenfelt in which he served for about a year. One duty undertaken was to transport King George V to France for which he was awarded the M.V.O. (4th class).

At the end of 1918, the war now being over, the family moved to Southsea and lived at Furness Lodge, Eastern Villas road until Alan's departure for China in the sloop Bluebell in early 1920. Belissa Mary Hunter (Sunny) was born on 4th April after which Lilian and the children moved to Holbrook where they remained for most of the time until Alan's return to the U.K. in 1922.

His return more or less coincided with the descent of what was known as "The Geddes Axe' after the minister responsible. It resulted in the early retirement or discharge of numerous naval officers. Alan was one of the victims in company with all the other non - specialists of his Dartmouth term except A.B.Cunningham who became the outstanding Naval officer of the second world war as C-in-C Mediterranean, First Sea Lord and in due course Admiral of the Fleet. So began 17 years in the wilderness for Alan with an income that became progressively less adequate for family needs with increasing costs of education and reductions in pensions during the economic slump of 1931 from which the economy had barely recovered by 1939. Perhaps it would be fair to say that the only feature of country life that Alan much enjoyed was shooting while Lilian would have been just as little suited by a town life. However, they rented a house in East Bergholt in 1922 and in 1931 bought the old Brantham rectory. A very nice house in 15 acres of land but in a very derelict state The years from 1922 to 1939 were frustrating for Alan.

In 1939, with the outbreak of the Second World War, Alan was recalled from retirement and served again in the Navy with the rank of Captain (retired) and the next six years were, probably, the happiest of his life. After some months, becoming ac climatised to the service, and the sea, he was appointed in command of the Armed Merchant Cruiser Derbyshire (an ex-Bibby liner), employed escorting Atlantic convoys and such other tasks for which a large, seaworthy ship with a scanty armament seemed suitable. It was a hazardous task and a number of similar ships were lost and he obviously enjoyed it. This was followed by shore jobs at Methil, Londonderry, and Taranto.

On reversion to the retired list in 1946, the frustration of earlier years in the wilderness had departed and he seemed to enjoy the

82 relaxation of his last six years although latterly troubled by the cancer from which he died on 23rd November 19 51. Lilian survived him by a further 10 years. (A scrap book containing some details of both their lives has been compiled)

Children of EDMOND STANLEY and LILIAN RODWELL are: 183. i. EDWARD TALBOT24 STANLEY, b. 1915; d. 2004. 184. ii. BELISSA MARY HUNTER STANLEY, b. 1920.

142. ROBERT WILLIAM23 STANLEY (WILLIAM IRELAND22, ROBERT EDMUND21, WILLIAM JAMES20, JAMES19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 19, 1912 in Durham, England. He married BEATRICE EVA IRENE COLE August 18, 1938 in Southampton, England.

Children of ROBERT STANLEY and BEATRICE COLE are: i. KERRY ROBERT24 STANLEY, b. May 10, 1945. ii. MARY SUSAN JANE STANLEY, b. January 21, 1952.

Generation No. 24

143. SIR FREDERICK ARTHUR24 STANLEY (EDWARD GEOFFREY23, EDWARD SMITH22, EDWARD SMITH21, JAMES20, EDWARD19, THOMAS18, EDWARD17, THOMAS16, EDWARD15, HENRY14, JAMES13, GEORGE12, THOMAS11, THOMAS10, JOHN9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 15, 1841 in St. James Square, London, England, and died June 14, 1908 in Holwood, Kent, England. He married CONSTANCE VILLIERS, daughter of GEORGE VILLIERS. She was born September 2, 1840, and died April 17, 1922.

Notes for SIR FREDERICK ARTHUR STANLEY: 16th Earl of Derby

The son of the 14th Earl of Derby, a politician and British Prime Minister, Lord Stanley of Preston entered politics after having studied at Eton College and Sandhurst. He served briefly as an officer with the Grenadier Guards, but his family's prominent role in British politics soon called him to political life. He served as a Conservative member of parliament in the British House of Commons and a member of the cabinet. He married Lady Constance Villiers on May 31, 1864 and they had ten children.

Lord Stanley's term as Governor General of Canada was due to end in September 1893. However, in April of that year, his brother, the 15th Earl of Derby, died. Lord Stanley succeeded him as the 16th Earl of Derby. As a result, he left Canada on July 15, 1893 and returned to England. An Administrator was appointed to fulfil his duties until Lord Aberdeen was sworn in that September.

Back with his family in England, he soon became the Lord Mayor of Liverpool and the first chancellor of the University of Liverpool. During the last years of his life, he increasingly dedicated himself to philanthropic work. Lord Stanley died on June 14, 1908, and Lady Stanley died on April 17, 1922.

83 Children of FREDERICK STANLEY and CONSTANCE VILLIERS are: i. GEORGE VILLIERS25 STANLEY, b. April 4, 1865. ii. VICTOR ALBERT STANLEY, b. January 17, 1867. iii. KATHERINE MARY STANLEY, b. April 21, 1868. iv. ARTHUR STANLEY, b. November 18, 1869. v. GEOFFREY STANLEY, b. November 18, 1869. vi. FERDINAND CHARLES STANLEY, b. January 28, 1871. vii. GEORGE FREDERICK STANLEY, b. October 14, 1872. viii. ALGERNON FRANCIS STANLEY, b. January 8, 1874. ix. ISABEL CONSTANCE STANLEY, b. September 20, 1875. x. FREDERICK WILLIAM STANLEY, b. May 27, 1878.

144. ARTHUR BRINSLEY SHERIDAN24 STANLEY (ARTHUR BRINSLEY SHERIDAN23, EDWARD HENRY HOPKINS22, JOHN BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 18, 1904 in Detroit, Michigan, and died 1996 in Canada. He married MARJORIE WHITE 1932 in Canada.

Children of ARTHUR STANLEY and MARJORIE WHITE are: i. ALAN HENRY SHERIDAN25 STANLEY, b. 1933. ii. KENNETH RICHMOND STANLEY, b. 1936. iii. EDWARD DENIS STANLEY, b. 1938. iv. SHEILA MARJORIE STANLEY, b. 1943.

145. NANCY O'RORKE24 STANLEY (GEORGE WHELDALE23, GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married REV. DAVID WELANDER.

Children of NANCY STANLEY and DAVID WELANDER are: i. ROSEMARY AILEEN25 WELANDER. ii. RICHARD DAVID EDWARD WELANDER. iii. SARAH JANE MARY WELANDER. iv. CHRISTOPHER PETER GRAHAM WELANDER. v. CLAIRE ELIZABETH GEORGINA WELANDER.

146. HAROLD GEORGE24 STANLEY (HAROLD MORGAN23, GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 10, 1913 in Bruderheim, Alberta, Canada, and died December 4, 1993 in Kelowana, British Columbia, Canada. He married EDITH SOPHIE ROGNE April 19, 1938 in Presbyterian Church, Edmonton, Alberta, daughter of GILBERT GUDBRAND ROGNE. She was born

84 August 20, 1912 in Millet, Alberta, Canada, and died July 18, 2001 in Kelowana, British Columbia, Canada.

Notes for HAROLD GEORGE STANLEY: Like his father, loved the open air. Owned a cattle ranch in Alberta. Then moved to Edmonton & purchased a small farm just outside the city to rent out. At the age of 43 he went to technical school to learn the welding trade. At the age of 62, he retired & moved to Kelowna. He was very talented in music & travelled extensively during his later years. I might add he was a perfectionist. Everything had to be done just right. If not, you didn't do it at all attitude

Child of HAROLD STANLEY and EDITH ROGNE is: 185. i. MARILYN MAY25 STANLEY, b. April 1943, Alberta, Canada.

147. ALMA REBECCA FRANCES24 STANLEY (HAROLD MORGAN23, GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1916 in Alberta, Canada, and died 1993. She married CHARLES GILLANDERS. He was born in Scotland, and died 1982 in Alberta, Canada.

Notes for ALMA REBECCA FRANCES STANLEY: Was in the Royal Canadian Air Force in Ottawa, Can. where she met her husband Charles. Children - David - April 15, 1945, Maureen - April 11, 1950 & Sharon - 1953. Died young (tragedy)

Children of ALMA STANLEY and CHARLES GILLANDERS are: 186. i. DAVID GEORGE25 GILLANDERS, b. Alberta, Canada. 187. ii. MAUREEN GILLANDERS, b. 1950, Radway, Alberta. iii. SHARON GILLANDERS.

148. CHARLES24 STANLEY (HENRY F.23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 4, 1910 in Jackson, Mississippi, and died December 14, 1978 in Fort Worth, Texas. He married CATHERINE CRISLER LAMKIN in Jackson, Mississippi. She was born April 30, 1913 in Jackson, Mississippi, and died March 30, 1978 in Fort Worth, Texas.

More About CHARLES STANLEY: Burial: Cedarlawn Cemetery, Jackson, Mississippi

More About CATHERINE CRISLER LAMKIN: Burial: Cedarlawn Cemetery, Jackson, Mississippi

Child of CHARLES STANLEY and CATHERINE LAMKIN is: 188. i. CATHERINE CRISLER25 STANLEY.

149. LLOYD MAGRUDER24 STANLEY (HENRY F.23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY,

85 WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1913 in Jackson, Mississippi, and died March 25, 1997 in El Paso, Texas. He married JANE. She was born 1914 in Mississippi.

More About LLOYD MAGRUDER STANLEY: Burial: Fort Bliss National Cemetary, El Paso, Texas

Child of LLOYD STANLEY and JANE is: 189. i. MARY JANE25 STANLEY.

150. ELEANOR MARIE24 STANLEY (FRANCIS THOMAS23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 5, 1912 in El Paso, Texas, and died December 27, 2003 in Scottsdale, Arizona. She married (1) RAYMOND COLEMAN DENTON May 24, 1930, son of WILLIAM DENTON and LOIS COLEMAN. He was born February 16, 1911 in Dalhart, Texas, and died December 27, 1949 in California. She married (2) WILLIAM KENT CONE February 3, 1951. He was born May 30, 1912 in Crafton, Texas.

More About ELEANOR MARIE STANLEY: Burial: El Paso, Texas

More About RAYMOND COLEMAN DENTON: Burial: El Paso, Texas

Children of ELEANOR STANLEY and RAYMOND DENTON are: 190. i. HELEN STANLEY25 DENTON, b. May 12, 1941, El Paso, Texas. 191. ii. RAY FRANCIS DENTON, b. May 21, 1935, El Paso, Texas.

Children of ELEANOR STANLEY and WILLIAM CONE are: iii. WILLIAM KENT25 CONE, b. December 12, 1951. iv. WALTER KEITH CONE, b. December 12, 1951.

151. HELEN CREIGHTON24 STANLEY (FRANCIS THOMAS23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 4, 1914, and died January 2008 in Rancho Bernardo, California. She married JOHN CLARK.

Child of HELEN STANLEY and JOHN CLARK is: i. JUDY25 CLARK.

152. TIMOTHY STANLEY24 BENEFIELD (ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born June 21, 1921 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and died December 13, 1979 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He married MARY JANE DEEMER

86 September 17, 1948 in Miami, Florida. She was born October 12, 1927 in Miami, Florida, and died February 15, 1998 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Children of TIMOTHY BENEFIELD and MARY DEEMER are: 192. i. MARGARET ANN25 BENEFIELD, b. July 10, 1949, Miami, Florida. 193. ii. JANET ELIZABETH BENEFIELD, b. January 15, 1952, Kingsville, Texas. iii. DIANA JEANNE BENEFIELD, b. September 29, 1953, Pensacola, Florida; d. May 14, 1993, New Orleans, Louisiana.

153. CLAIRE LOUISE24 BENEFIELD (ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 11, 1923 in New Orleans, Louisiana. She married RODERICK CHARLES BALL July 1, 1951 in Miami, Florida. He was born December 17, 1925 in Niagra Falls, New York, and died June 25, 2010 in Montgomery, Alabama.

Children of CLAIRE BENEFIELD and RODERICK BALL are: 194. i. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER25 BALL, b. April 23, 1952, Miami, Florida. ii. RODERICK GEORGE BALL, b. May 8, 1955, Miami, Florida. 195. iii. MARGARET LOUISE BALL, b. August 6, 1959.

154. ANNA MAE24 BENEFIELD (ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 24, 1927 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and died July 3, 2010 in Daytona Beach, Florida. She married FRANK ALBERT MURPHY November 27, 1948 in Coral Gables, Florida. He was born April 30, 1919 in Miami, Florida, and died January 15, 1982 in Miami, Florida.

Children of ANNA BENEFIELD and FRANK MURPHY are: 196. i. CATHERINE ANNE25 MURPHY, b. April 22, 1950, Miami, Florida. 197. ii. JANE MARIE MURPHY, b. December 7, 1951, Miami, Florida. 198. iii. JOHN PATRICK MURPHY, b. July 23, 1953, Miami, Florida. 199. iv. KEVIN HARTFORD MURPHY, b. October 27, 1956, Miami, Florida. 200. v. BRIAN JOSEPH MURPHY, b. December 7, 1958, Miami, Florida. vi. MATHEW DANIEL MURPHY, b. November 23, 1962.

155. KATHRYN BARBARA24 BENEFIELD (ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 31, 1931 in New Orleans, Louisiana. She married NATHAN VANCE HOLT April 13, 1962 in Folkston, Georgia. He was born July 7, 1931 in Bainbridge, Georgia.

Children of KATHRYN BENEFIELD and NATHAN HOLT are: 201. i. NATHAN VANCE25 HOLT, b. May 31, 1959, Chelsea, MA.. ii. TIMOTHY PHILLIPS HOLT, b. January 14, 1963, Meridian, Mississippi; m. VALERIE KAY TARWICK, December 2, 1995, Tampa, Florida; b. May 18, 1956, Jacksonville, Florida. 202. iii. NATALIE RUTH HOLT, b. November 24, 1964, Meridian, Mississippi.

87 156. WILLIAM HARVEY24 BENEFIELD (ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 20, 1933 in New Orleans, Louisiana. He married JANET RITA CHADWICK June 21, 1958 in Miami, Florida, daughter of SAMUEL CHADWICK and CLARA RITTER. She was born June 27, 1935 in Little River, Miami, Florida.

Children of WILLIAM BENEFIELD and JANET CHADWICK are: i. ELAINE GAY25 BENEFIELD, b. April 10, 1959, Miami, Florida; m. WOODROW H. MELVIN, August 1, 1982, Las Vegas, Nevada; b. August 18, 1941, Milton, Florida. 203. ii. LAURA LEE BENEFIELD, b. May 30, 1962, Mount Holly, New Jersey. 204. iii. KATHLEEN CLARA BENEFIELD, b. May 28, 1968, Coral Gables, Florida.

157. CAROL ANN24 BENEFIELD (ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 23, 1936 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and died March 4, 1982 in Boston, MA. She married JAMES J. COLLINS October 20, 1956 in Millis, MA, son of JAMES COLLINS and WINIFRED CLARK. He was born June 15, 1935 in Millis, MA.

Children of CAROL BENEFIELD and JAMES COLLINS are: 205. i. JAMES THOMAS25 COLLINS, b. October 13, 1958, Miami, Florida. 206. ii. PATRICIA NOREEN COLLINS, b. August 19, 1960, Miami, Florida. 207. iii. MICHAEL JOSEPH COLLINS, b. February 13, 1962, Miami, Florida. 208. iv. ANNE MARIE COLLINS, b. April 12, 1963, Millis, MA. v. KEVIN GERARD COLLINS, b. August 7, 1965, Millis, MA. vi. CHRISTOPHER HENRY COLLINS, b. June 16, 1968, Millis, MA.

158. JUDITH JANE24 BENEFIELD (ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 9, 1939 in New Orleans, Louisiana, and died July 1, 2009 in Titusville, Florida. She married WILLIAM ELMER NEUMANN August 20, 1960 in Miami, Florida.

More About JUDITH JANE BENEFIELD: Burial: Miami Memoiral Park, Miami, Florida

Children of JUDITH BENEFIELD and WILLIAM NEUMANN are: i. KARL WILLIAM25 NEUMANN, b. August 26, 1967, Washington, D.C.. 209. ii. REID ANDREW NEUMANN, b. April 20, 1971, Lieden, Holland.

159. MARY TALLULAH24 STANLEY (GEORGE DEAN23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1913, and died

88 1997. She married PATRICK WEATHERSBY.

Children of MARY STANLEY and PATRICK WEATHERSBY are: i. GUY PATRICK25 WEATHERSBY. ii. HARRY WEATHERSBY. iii. CLYDENE WEATHERSBY.

160. COLON24 STANLEY (FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) He married (1) JEAN MCFARLANE Bef. 1950. She died 1985. He married (2) PEARL IVY WILLIAMS Bef. 1959 in Tampa, Floriada. She was born June 11, 1921 in Tampa, Florida.

More About COLON STANLEY: Burial: Garden of Memories, Tampa, Florida

Children of COLON STANLEY and JEAN MCFARLANE are: i. COLIN25 STANLEY. ii. HOWARD STANLEY.

Child of COLON STANLEY and PEARL WILLIAMS is: iii. SHEILA25 STANLEY, b. September 8, 1959.

161. ARCOLA BERNICE24 STANLEY (FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 22, 1917 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died March 23, 1948 in Tampa, Florida. She married CARROLL CEPHUS LOWERY June 1942 in Tullahoma, Tennessee. He was born December 23, 1905 in Brundige, Alabama, and died October 7, 1948 in Tampa, Florida.

Children of ARCOLA STANLEY and CARROLL LOWERY are: 210. i. STANLEY ROBERT25 LOWERY, b. July 23, 1943, Tampa, Florida; d. January 1, 1970, Tampa, Florida. 211. ii. CARROLL LYNNE LOWERY, b. December 5, 1944, Tampa, Florida. 212. iii. DONNA ANN LOWERY, b. February 4, 1946, Tampa, Florida.

162. CHRISTINE24 STANLEY (FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married JAMES BENNETT.

Children of CHRISTINE STANLEY and JAMES BENNETT are: i. GARY25 BENNETT. ii. RONALD BENNETT. iii. PEATRICE BENNETT.

89 163. JOANNE PEARL24 STANLEY (FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born June 14, 1933 in Los Angeles, California. She married JOHN ANTHONY TEIXEIRA June 14, 1952 in Reno, Nevada, son of JOHN TEIXEIRA and CAROLINA VASGONSALVES. He was born March 3, 1932 in Kerman,Fresno,California.

Children of JOANNE STANLEY and JOHN TEIXEIRA are: 213. i. MICHAEL WILLIAM25 TEIXEIRA, b. May 18, 1955, Fresno, California. 214. ii. RICHARD PAUL TEIXEIRA, b. May 17, 1957, Fresno, California.

164. DONALD LEROY24 STANLEY (FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 24, 1936. He married JUANITA LAVERN DAVIS November 2, 1957 in Fresno, California.

Children of DONALD STANLEY and JUANITA DAVIS are: 215. i. MARK ERNEST25 STANLEY, b. September 24, 1958. 216. ii. VICTORIA ELAINE STANLEY, b. October 16, 1960.

165. SHIRLEY24 STANLEY (HENRY JOSEPH23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 24, 1929 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married (1) ALLEN BOYD July 1949. She married (2) LEROY CAMPBELL Aft. 1990.

Children of SHIRLEY STANLEY and ALLEN BOYD are: 217. i. JEAN25 BOYD. 218. ii. JUDY BOYD.

166. JO ANN24 STANLEY (HENRY JOSEPH23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 19, 1933 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married DR BRADLEY POPE May 1954, son of JOHN POPE and MAYME SUTTON. He was born June 11, 1932 in Brookhaven, Mississippi.

Children of JO STANLEY and BRADLEY POPE are: 219. i. BEVERLY25 POPE, b. July 1956, Louisville, Kentucky. 220. ii. JOHN STANLEY POPE, b. May 1958, Louisville, Kentucky. 221. iii. JO BETH POPE, b. March 1961, Shelby, Mississippi.

167. CLYDE EDWARD24 MATTHEWS (ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY,

90 WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 10, 1919 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died June 1, 2011 in Fresno, California. He married ESTHER MAE HAYDEN June 21, 1941 in Fresno,Fresno,California, daughter of ULYSSES HAYDEN and ELSIE. She was born November 5, 1918 in Fresno, California, and died December 17, 2003 in Fresno, California.

More About CLYDE EDWARD MATTHEWS: Burial: June 8, 2011, Fresno, California

Notes for ESTHER MAE HAYDEN: "A virtuous and courageous woman of faith and inspiration."

More About ESTHER MAE HAYDEN: Burial: Fresno, California

Children of CLYDE MATTHEWS and ESTHER HAYDEN are: 222. i. ANDREA SHARON25 MATTHEWS, b. October 26, 1943, Fresno, California. 223. ii. CHARLOTTE RUTH MATTHEWS, b. January 17, 1947, Fresno,Fresno,California.

168. FLOYD ARCHIE24 MATTHEWS (ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 22, 1923 in Belzoni, Mississippi, and died September 23, 2011 in Fresno, California. He married ROSEANN ELIZABETH BRUNSKILL March 31, 1946 in Fresno, California, daughter of CORWIN BRUNSKILL and ANNA DUBOIS. She was born December 2, 1922 in Fresno, Fresno, California.

Children of FLOYD MATTHEWS and ROSEANN BRUNSKILL are: 224. i. MARCIA SUZANNE25 MATTHEWS, b. January 9, 1949, Fresno, Fresno, California. 225. ii. MARK FLOYD MATTHEWS, b. November 15, 1951, Fresno, Fresno, California.

169. IDA PEARL (PENNY)24 MATTHEWS (ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 25, 1924 in Gooden Lake, Mississippi, and died March 2, 2007 in Madera, Caliornia. She married (1) WILLIAM F. HANEY January 4, 1942, son of WILLIAM HANEY and LEAFY GOODENOUGH. He was born March 4, 1922 in MODESTO, CALIFORNIA, and died 1995 in YUKIA, CALIFORNIA. She married (2) RICHARD W. MASON September 10, 1948, son of JAMES MASON and WINIFRED BROWN. He was born March 18, 1926 in Merced, California.

Children of IDA MATTHEWS and RICHARD MASON are: i. DEAN FLOYD25 MASON, b. December 23, 1943, Fresno, California; m. NANCY JO SANDERS, May 26, 1973; b. August 29, 1942.

Notes for DEAN FLOYD MASON:

91 Originally born William Francis Haney, (from first marriage of Ida Pearl Matthews), adopted October 1948 by Richard W. Mason, second husband of Ida Pearl Matthews.

ii. RICHARD LANCE MASON, b. May 22, 1946, Fresno, California; m. BROOKE EITZEN, May 28, 1973; b. Nebraska.

Notes for RICHARD LANCE MASON: Originally born Lance Edward Haney (from first marriage of Ida Pearl Matthews), adopted October 1948 by Richard W. Mason, second husband of Ida Pearl Matthews.

170. ROY JAMES24 MATTHEWS (ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born June 22, 1927 in South Gate, California, and died January 15, 2012 in Fresno, California. He married JUANITA BROOKS December 22, 1947 in Kerman,Fresno,California, daughter of JACK BROOKS and RUBY ANDERSON. She was born October 4, 1929 in Nashville, Tennessee.

Children of ROY MATTHEWS and JUANITA BROOKS are: i. KATHRYN ANNETTE25 MATTHEWS, b. October 11, 1948, Fresno, California; m. CHARLES FREW, March 1974, Fresno, California. 226. ii. STEPHEN JAMES MATTHEWS, b. October 26, 1951, Fresno, California.

171. HAZEL YVONNE24 MATTHEWS (ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born June 13, 1930 in South Gate, California, and died 1978 in Maryland. She married CALVIN EUGENE WRIGHT March 31, 1948, son of KENNETH WRIGHT and VIOLET YOUNG. He was born December 28, 1924 in Madera, California.

Children of HAZEL MATTHEWS and CALVIN WRIGHT are: 227. i. LOREN EUGENE25 WRIGHT, b. December 12, 1948, Madera, California. 228. ii. LEAH RENEE WRIGHT, b. October 11, 1950, Fresno, California. iii. LAVONNE CARLA WRIGHT, b. February 17, 1953, FRESNO, FRESNO, CALIFORNIA; m. ARTHUR JOHN KRONCKE, December 14, 1975; b. December 12, 1952, LEWISTOWN, PENN.

172. CHARLES EDWARD24 STANLEY (EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 21, 1936 in Madera, California, and died January 23, 2002 in Amity, Arkansas. He married CONNIE KIM in KOREA. She was born in KOREA, and died 2005 in Fresno, California.

More About CHARLES EDWARD STANLEY:

92 Burial: Hotsprings, Arkansas

Child of CHARLES STANLEY and CONNIE KIM is: i. MONICA25 STANLEY.

173. RUSSELL EUGENE24 STANLEY (EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 24, 1939 in Madera, California. He married (1) PENELOPE FITZGERALD 1959 in Honolulu, Hawaii, daughter of WILLIAM FITZGERALD and ELSA HANSON. She was born in MASS.. He married (2) CAROL A. BOEHLING 1968 in San Jose, California, daughter of ALBERT BOEHLING and MILDRED UBERSCHLAGG. She was born July 17, 1942 in Cincinati, Ohio.

Children of RUSSELL STANLEY and PENELOPE FITZGERALD are: 229. i. KIMBERLEY ANN25 STANLEY, b. August 23, 1960, Honolulu, Hawaii. 230. ii. LAUREL DIANE STANLEY, b. January 12, 1962, MTN. VIEW, SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA. 231. iii. MICHELLE RANAE STANLEY, b. May 13, 1964, Mountain View, California.

174. HAROLD DEWAIN24 STANLEY (EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 26, 1943 in Kerman, California. He married (1) HELEN SUE CARTER. He married (2) DIANA LARSEN December 12, 1980 in Bluebell, Duchesne, Utah, daughter of AULLEN LARSEN and VANEE MORTENSEN. She was born June 24, 1958 in Price, Carbon, Utah.

Children of HAROLD STANLEY and HELEN CARTER are: 232. i. PAMELLA SUE25 STANLEY, b. November 5, 1966, Fresno, California. 233. ii. RENEE ANN STANLEY, b. September 17, 1968, Madera, California. 234. iii. HAROLD DEWAIN JR STANLEY, b. September 30, 1972, Fresno, California.

Children of HAROLD STANLEY and DIANA LARSEN are: iv. MARK L25 STANLEY, b. May 16, 1977, Provo, Utah.

Notes for MARK L STANLEY: ADOPTED BY HAROLD STANLEY; NATURAL FATHER NOT GIVEN

More About MARK L STANLEY: Fact 1: July 3, 1977, ALTAMONT, DUCHESNE, UTAH

v. SETH NOLAN STANLEY, b. December 18, 1978, El Paso, Texas.

Notes for SETH NOLAN STANLEY: ADOPTED BY HAROLD STANLEY; NATURAL FATHER NOT GIVEN

More About SETH NOLAN STANLEY:

93 Fact 1: March 25, 1979, ALTAMONT, DUCHESNE, UTAH

235. vi. KAMI LIN STANLEY, b. April 29, 1982, Roosvelt, Dushesne, Utah. 236. vii. JONATHAN EDWARD STANLEY, b. November 22, 1983, Roosvelt, Dushesne, Utah.

175. CHARLES KENNETH24 FALVEY (FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 8, 1933 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married MARLENE SMITH December 24, 1953. She was born February 5, 1934 in Bogue Chitto, Mississippi, and died 2008.

Children of CHARLES FALVEY and MARLENE SMITH are: i. BRUCE25 FALVEY, b. February 1954, BROOKHAVEN, LINCOLN, MISSISSIPPI. ii. JACQULINE FALVEY, b. June 15, 1956, BROOKHAVEN, LINCOLN, MISSISSIPPI.

176. RITA CAROLYN24 FALVEY (FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 11, 1935 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married (1) EDDIE JOE LAMBERT. She married (2) HENRY LEE KYZAR. He was born 1935.

Children of RITA FALVEY and EDDIE LAMBERT are: 237. i. RITA ANN25 LAMBERT, b. October 15, 1956, Brookhaven, Mississippi. ii. JOE STEVEN LAMBERT, b. 1962, Brookhaven, Mississippi.

177. STANLEY REED24 FALVEY (FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 3, 1938 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married VICKIE RUSHING October 1956. She was born in Tylertown, Mississippi.

Children of STANLEY FALVEY and VICKIE RUSHING are: 238. i. VICKIE DANETTE25 FALVEY, b. May 5, 1957, Biloxi, Mississippi. 239. ii. STANLEY REED JR FALVEY, b. January 20, 1959, Biloxi, Mississippi. 240. iii. ANGELA CAROL FALVEY, b. November 6, 1960, Brookhaven, Mississippi. iv. FLORENA JOAN FALVEY, b. October 3, 1962, Brookhaven, Mississippi; m. KENNETH DEAN FRANSDEN. v. ANDREA GAY FALVEY, b. May 12, 1965, COLORADO.

178. WILLIE ANDREW JR24 FALVEY (FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 25, 1943 in Brookhaven, Mississippi, and died March 10, 2010 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married JANICE LYNN SMITH December 24, 1961. She was born December 27, 1944 in Brookhaven, Mississippi.

94 Children of WILLIE FALVEY and JANICE SMITH are: 241. i. WILLIE ANDREW25 FALVEY III, b. November 16, 1962, DALLAS, TEXAS. 242. ii. TRACI LYNN FALVEY, b. July 2, 1964, BROOKHAVEN, LINCOLN, MISSISSIPPI. iii. SCOTT FALVEY, b. July 31, 1968, BROOKHAVEN, LINCOLN, MISSISSIPPI.

179. ERIC LINSBER24 FALVEY (FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 14, 1948 in Brookhaven, Lincoln County, Mississippi. He married (1) VICKIE ?. She was born Abt. 1961 in Illinois. He married (2) PAULA KAY SMITH in Kirbyville, Texas. She was born in Kirbyville, Texas.

Children of ERIC FALVEY and PAULA SMITH are: i. MELISSA DAWN25 FALVEY. ii. ERIC DEWAYNE FALVEY.

180. EDWINA24 SMITH (MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 31, 1931 in Lincoln County, Mississippi, and died January 16, 1978 in Meridian, Mississippi. She married LEROY CROUCH August 27, 1953 in Biloxi, Mississippi, son of ROBERT CROUCH and MATILDA COLLINS. He was born December 5, 1928 in Meridian, Mississippi, and died 2006.

More About EDWINA SMITH: Burial: Concord Cemetery, Savoy, Mississippi

Children of EDWINA SMITH and LEROY CROUCH are: 243. i. MATILDA DIANNE25 CROUCH, b. June 2, 1954, Meridian, Mississippi. 244. ii. PAMELA JOY CROUCH, b. March 1, 1956, Chicago, Illinois. iii. BABY BOY CROUCH, b. December 5, 1959, Chicago, Illinois; d. December 5, 1959, Chicago, Illinois. 245. iv. LEROY CROUCH, JR., b. July 18, 1961, Chicago, Illinois. 246. v. PAULETTE CROUCH, b. August 28, 1963, Meridian, Mississippi. 247. vi. ZANE FRANKLIN CROUCH, b. July 19, 1968, MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI.

181. RUSSELL LESLIE24 SMITH (MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 27, 1934 in Lincoln County, Mississippi. He married BETTY JO BRIDGFORD September 11, 1955 in Independence, Missouri. She was born September 30, 1936 in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Children of RUSSELL SMITH and BETTY BRIDGFORD are: 248. i. LESLIE DRUANN25 SMITH, b. January 25, 1957, Independence, Missouri. 249. ii. KEVLIN DUREL SMITH, b. May 15, 1958, Independence, Missouri. 250. iii. MISCHA JERINE SMITH, b. December 21, 1959. iv. RUSLYN TERREL SMITH, b. July 27, 1963, KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI; m. JIMMIE KEITH HURLEY, March 23, 1992,

95 AUSTIN, TEXAS; b. 1957.

182. ETTA RUTH24 SMITH (MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 9, 1936 in Lincoln County, Mississippi, and died January 10, 2010 in Lincoln County, Mississippi. She married GERALD SCOTT BURKE July 30, 1955 in Lincoln County, Mississippi. He was born March 31, 1936 in Merigold, Mississippi.

More About ETTA RUTH SMITH: Burial: Clear Branch Baptist Church Cemetery, Brookhaven, Mississippi

Children of ETTA SMITH and GERALD BURKE are: 251. i. GERALD SCOTT25 BURKE, JR., b. January 27, 1957, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 252. ii. PAUL CHRISTOPHER BURKE, b. January 3, 1959, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 253. iii. LESLIE ANITA BURKE, b. May 9, 1960, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 254. iv. BRIAN WARNER BURKE, b. August 29, 1961, Brookhaven, Mississippi. 255. v. ADAM KYLE BURKE, b. September 4, 1963, Brookhaven, Mississippi. vi. MARK EMERSON BURKE, b. June 21, 1965, Brookhaven, Mississippi.

183. EDWARD TALBOT24 STANLEY (EDMOND ALAN BERNERS23, EDWARD22, EDMOND BONTEIN21, MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1915, and died 2004. He married KATHLEEN TRICKETT. She was born 1907, and died 1991.

Notes for EDWARD TALBOT STANLEY: The Obituary of Commander Edward Stanley, DSC, DSO, RN 6th December 2004:

Commander Edward Stanley, who has died aged 89, was a submarine ace awarded a DSO and DSC as a member of the "Fighting Tenth" squadron in the Mediterranean during the Second World War.

On his first war patrol in command of the submarine Unbending, Stanley sank several small ships, and had only four torpedoes left when he was cued by signals intelligence on to an important Italian convoy in the Tyrrhenian Sea.

At noon on 19 October 1942, he found himself right ahead of the convoy when it altered course, placing him between four supply ships and seven destroyers, with aircraft above them. Stanley fired his remaining torpedoes at the troopship Beppe an d the large destroyer Da Verazzano, then dived deep, though he classified only two of the depth charges that followed as "close".

On his next patrol a month later, he stalked the 10,000-ton troopship Viminale, but could not close the range before she entered harbour; he tried again in December when he reconnoitred Palermo for another attack using chariots; finally, on 23 January, Stanley found her under tow.

He fired three torpedoes at 2,000 yards, hitting with two. Over the next two hours he counted 56 depth charges which shook Unbending so badly that he had to return to Malta for repairs to the submarine's batteries, although it had spent only a week on patrol.

96 Three weeks later, Stanley sank the 855-ton cargo ship Carlo Margotti as she took refuge in a sheltered bay in the Adriatic. While following underwater he saw through the periscope the splash of small-arms fire from the shore. His crew in the control room were amused to see him instinctively ducking the fall of shot on the surface above them. Carlo Margotti was sunk at her moorings.

After landing reconnaissance teams on the beaches of Sicily, who were all tragically lost, Stanley did not relish more special operations when he was ordered to take a team of commandos to blow up a railway tunnel in Calabria. The operation wa s interrupted by a heavily-guarded convoy passing down the coast: the commandos watched with pleasure while Stanley fired four torpedoes and sank two steamers, but then had to try to make their escape overland. While returning to Malta, he picked up a survivor from an American Baltimore bomber which had been shot down.

In June 1943 Stanley was rested after nine patrols, in which he had sunk 15,673 tons of shipping and had damaged or possibly sunk another 10,000 tons during special operations and gun actions. He was awarded the DSO.

Edward Talbot Stanley was born at Rochester on July 11 1915 when his father was captain of the destroyer Staunch in the Mediterranean. His father was later a victim of the "Geddes axe", but young Stanley still joined Dartmouth in 1929.

His midshipman's time was spent in the battleship Malaya, and from 1933 to 1935 he served in the cruisers Hawkins and Emerald, based at Ceylon. The men worked "tropical routine" from 0530 to 1300 daily, leaving the afternoons and evenings free for golf, swimming, sailing, visiting the young plantation managers and going to dances.

This idyllic life was punctuated by occasional parades and police work in ports around the Indian Ocean. Stanley volunteered for submarine service in 1937, to spend two weeks in an old L-class submarine commanded by "Crap" Miers, VC, who, he noted, was "a rather flamboyant type rare in submarines".

His first appointment "in the trade" was to the new mine-laying submarine Rorqual, which was at Colombo, en route to the Far East; When he revealed that he "did not eat curry", despite having spent several years on the station, his shocked captain made him try it. After the outbreak of war, Stanley felt ill at ease living a life of peace, plenty and blossoming romance, and he was disappointed to be made first lieutenant of the submarine Regent in refit at Hong Kong. When Regent was eventually sent to the eastern Mediterranean, he missed its first war patrol because of illness, but was able to marry his fiancee during his convalescence.

On September 30 1940, however, he narrowly escaped sinking when, south of Taranto, Regent broke surface in rough seas while attacking the Italian fleet. In the counter-attack the boat managed to level off only just above her safe diving depth, c rushing some internal bulkheads. In his memoirs, Stanley candidly blamed himself for the loss of trim and poor state of training on board.

In April 1941 Stanley was on the casing of Regent supervising the flying of a white flag as it entered the Yugoslav port of Kotor, in an attempt to rescue the British ambassador Sir Ronald Campbell, when two German aircraft dive-bombed: some shrapnel lodged under his ribs, where it remained throughout his life. Stanley was awarded the DSC.

From Malta he flew home in a Sunderland flying boat, managing a brief reunion with his new wife on board the troopship Monarch of Bermuda at Gibraltar before setting off for his submarine commanding officer's course.

Stanley's first command was the elderly training submarine H50, which had once been commanded by his uncle and was used to exercise escort vessels in the technique of rapid boarding. He also spent one patrol on the blockade of Brest, before being sent to P37 (the submarine's official name until being formally named as Unbending). On returning from the Mediterranean he spent a

97 short time training officers at the stone frigate HMS Royal Arthur, before commanding for short periods the submarines Tireless and Trusty.

He was then sent to the Pacific in command of Taciturn. At the end of the war, his squadron commander Captain Ben Bryant wanted to recommend him for a Bar to his DSC, but Stanley persuaded him to suggest five DSMs for his petty officers: he wa s mentioned in dispatches instead.

After some successful post-war staff appointments and a happy commission as second-in-command of the cruiser Bermuda, Stanley was disappointed not to be promoted captain, and retired at his own request. He worked as a middle manager for Fison's , the fertiliser company, for 23 years.

Edward Stanley, who died on December 3, married Kay Trickett, the nurse he had courted in Hong Kong before the war. She died in 1991, and he is survived by a son and two daughters. A Personal Tribute given at the Funeral of Edward Stanley

It is an honour and a privilege to give this personal appreciation of Edward Stanley. Edward was, as most of you will know, my father in law but he was much more than that. He was also friend, well-informed advisor, generous host, source of historical information, and fount of considerable wisdom. He was also odd job supervisor extraordinaire. It was a feature of visiting his household that one would be allotted useful tasks, such as mowing the grass, sweeping leaves, helping make elderflower wine or, as on one occasion, shooting a couple of rabbits on the lawn threatening his lettuces. This made visitors feel immediately needed, and valued, and thus somehow drew one into the family and, above all, he was a family man. He would of course always find things to do for others as well as actively supporting numerous charities over many years, helping individuals in trouble, and tirelessly sitting on innumerable committees; some doubtlessly more frustrating than others but still to be born with humour for the greater good. He was, without doubt, a man of rare humanity and humility and an example to us all. I never heard him judge anyone adversely, although certain politicians and newspaper editors were fair game, but with those he knew or met he could always see the alternative viewpoint and was so very understanding of others views. He could, nevertheless, give his own in such a delicate and unchallenging way that one could find oneself won over, even before realising it. He was, in the truest sense, a gentle~man, and it was no chance that everyone who met him warmed to his humour and friendliness and always remembered him with affection. I was thinking only last night, at the carol service here, that it is somehow very appropriate that we should be celebrating the life of such a giving man at this time of Christmas.

Edward was a career Naval Officer of distinction, which is why it is so apt that we should be gathered here in this lovely little Suffolk church overlooking the river that he loved, flowing nearby into the sea that he loved as well. He came from a strong naval background with both father and uncle having great naval careers of their own in the First World War. He rose to this challenge with remarkable success, commanding a submarine for the major part of the Second World War and through frighteningly awful times, such as in the Mediterranean operating out of Malta with the extraordinary 10th Submarine Flotilla; a collection of astonishingly courageous young men. Later, he was in the Pacific, based in Western Australia. There he made lifelong friends; most of his friends were lifelong; who since became godparents to some of his children and whose families are still in regular contact. All his naval experience is very well recorded, with too many exploits to relate here, not least in his own privately published small autobiography, where he exercised his natural and delightful skill for narrative writing - better in print than handwritten, perhaps, for those who knew his letters - and where he recorded his life with utter modesty. I am still convinced that there were wartime episodes in which he was involved that are unexpressed because of this modesty. Certainly there are events that his friends can recall which are not commonly known. For instance, it seems certain that he was the first person to install a bath in a British submarine; one of the portable saucer-shaped ones; which was inserted in to the wardroom before building was complete,

98 undoubtedly against regulations. By the time it was, it was too late, being too large to remove through the hatches. His generosity of spirit is well exemplified, for instance, by his treatment of small coastal ships carrying food or coal in the Pacific. These were official targets for the Americans and the British and the crew, ordinary local folk, often went down with their craft. Edward, at some risk to his ship, would invariably rescue them, before sinking it, give them a meal and put them aboard a local fishing boat. On one occasion there was no room in a boat for two young boys who were about to be ejected by the local crew until Edward took them aboard and transported them back in his submarine to Australia where he bent every rule to obtain their entry and no doubt their lives changed dramatically thereafter. So typical of the man, again, was that towards the end of the war it was proposed that he be awarded a bar to his Distinguished Service Cross. This he declined in order to bargain for medals to be given to six senior ratings who had not been so rewarded up until that time, but perhaps should have been. More prosaically, but again typically, it is on the good authority of no less a person than himself, that he encouraged the baking of fresh bread on board his submarine, no doubt a welcome addition to the usual fare in those nutritionally austere times, and a great morale booster. Events such as these, and many others, are still warmly remembered by wartime colleagues who survive him, not surprisingly I feel.

War is a time of excited fear for many young men, who are caught by the moment. It is believed, however, that Edward could somehow always see the broader picture and retain an understanding that what had to be done was ultimately for the good of mankind generally.

It was during the war, of course, that he married Kay in Alexandria, they having met during happier times in Hong Kong. She arrived, as most others were leaving during the height of operations, with her wedding dress, and so began a long and happy marriage. Much of this was spent in Suffolk where Edward worked for Fisons in Industrial Relations. It is a testament to his ability to get on with, and understand, people that there was never a single episode of industrial action during hi s tenure, in those years when other companies were suffering significantly. Life in Felixstowe, and then Waldringfield, was both full and fulfilling.

These times were happy and busy and of great pleasure to him, watching his family grow up, marry, and have children. Then, sadly, Kay became seriously ill with an illness to which he himself was later to succumb. He looked after her carefully and uncomplainingly for a number of yea rs, but somehow still found time to do all sorts of other helpful things and to write letters to his grandchildren. In his book there is a passage about Kay during her declining days, when she was confined to her bed in which he says; and her e I quote: - "People visiting her in bed at that time were often struck by the beauty of her features. I would say the same of her personality. How lucky I was to marry her"

There will be some here who would perhaps say the same of Edwards's features. It is quite certain that all would agree on the fineness of his character. How lucky we were to have known him.

Children of EDWARD STANLEY and KATHLEEN TRICKETT are: i. JAMES EDWARD25 STANLEY, b. 1941. ii. ROSEMARY ANNE STANLEY, b. 1944. iii. DIANA LILIAN STANLEY, b. 1947; m. PATRICK WHEELER.

184. BELISSA MARY HUNTER24 STANLEY (EDMOND ALAN BERNERS23, EDWARD22, EDMOND BONTEIN21, MARY ANN20, EDMUND19, JAMES18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1920. She married (1) CHARLES GRAVES. He was born 1909, and died 1995. She married (2) IAN BEATTIE. He was born 1920, and died

99 1986.

Children of BELISSA STANLEY and IAN BEATTIE are: i. JENNIFER JAN BELISSA25 BEATTIE. ii. ANTHONY ALAN ALEXANDER BEATTIE, b. 1950. iii. ANNETTE BEATTIE, b. 1950; d. 1951. iv. CRISPIAN EDWARD IAN BEATTIE, b. 1955.

Generation No. 25

185. MARILYN MAY25 STANLEY (HAROLD GEORGE24, HAROLD MORGAN23, GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 1943 in Alberta, Canada. She married DAVID MICHAEL GRUBB. He was born in England.

Child of MARILYN STANLEY and DAVID GRUBB is: 256. i. KAREN LEE26 GRUBB, b. March 1967, Alberta, Canada.

186. DAVID GEORGE25 GILLANDERS (ALMA REBECCA FRANCES24 STANLEY, HAROLD MORGAN23, GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born in Alberta, Canada. He married VIRGILIA DINOLAN 1990. She was born in Philippines.

Children of DAVID GILLANDERS and VIRGILIA DINOLAN are: i. CHARLES26 GILLANDERS, b. Alberta, Canada. ii. STEPHANIE GILLANDERS, b. Alberta, Canada.

187. MAUREEN25 GILLANDERS (ALMA REBECCA FRANCES24 STANLEY, HAROLD MORGAN23, GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1950 in Radway, Alberta. She married (1) JOHN CLAYTON DONALDSON. He was born 1950 in Winnipeg, Manitoba. She married (2) MACDONALD Bef. 1975.

Child of MAUREEN GILLANDERS and MACDONALD is: i. MAURA LEIGH26 MACDONALD, b. July 31, 1975, Kamloops, British Columbia.

188. CATHERINE CRISLER25 STANLEY (CHARLES24, HENRY F.23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married JOE HENDRY.

Children of CATHERINE STANLEY and JOE HENDRY are:

100 i. AMY26 HENDRY, b. 1981. ii. CHARLES J. HENDRY, b. 1984.

189. MARY JANE25 STANLEY (LLOYD MAGRUDER24, HENRY F.23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married CLAUDE GRANT.

Children of MARY STANLEY and CLAUDE GRANT are: i. SARAH JANE26 GRANT, m. TIM BARNO. ii. CHRISTOPHER GRANT.

190. HELEN STANLEY25 DENTON (ELEANOR MARIE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS THOMAS23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 12, 1941 in El Paso, Texas. She married (1) FRANK H. EISENHARDT. She married (2) DAVID HALSEY BARNARD May 21, 1960 in Las Vegas, Nevada, son of LEWIS BARNARD and EMMA HALSEY. He was born December 29, 1937 in Pulaski, New York.

Children of HELEN DENTON and DAVID BARNARD are: i. ISABELLA VICTORIA26 BARNARD, b. December 19, 1960. ii. DANIEL LEWIS BARNARD, b. September 22, 1963. iii. MICHAEL RAYMOND BARNARD, b. October 22, 1964; d. November 13, 2004, San Francisco, California. iv. CLARK KENT BARNARD, b. September 4, 1966.

191. RAY FRANCIS25 DENTON (ELEANOR MARIE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS THOMAS23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 21, 1935 in El Paso, Texas. She married (1) GUY WARREN LUNT 1952. He was born February 12, 1934, and died January 20, 1988. She married (2) ROBERT SHELLEY HAAG December 6, 1997. He was born in Louisville, Kentucky.

Children of RAY DENTON and GUY LUNT are: 257. i. ELEANOR MARIE26 LUNT, b. January 23, 1953. 258. ii. REBECCA LYNN LUNT, b. January 27, 1957.

192. MARGARET ANN25 BENEFIELD (TIMOTHY STANLEY24, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 10, 1949 in Miami, Florida. She married (1) THOMAS FINNEGAN January 16, 1967 in New Orleans, Louisiana. She married (2) CHARLES WILLIAM BISHOP October 27, 1974.

Children of MARGARET BENEFIELD and THOMAS FINNEGAN are: i. SEAN MICHAEL26 FINNEGAN, b. March 21, 1969.

101 ii. MEGHAN GRACE FINNEGAN, b. February 22, 1974.

193. JANET ELIZABETH25 BENEFIELD (TIMOTHY STANLEY24, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 15, 1952 in Kingsville, Texas. She married MORGAN DAVID RUSSELL III November 25, 1972 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

Children of JANET BENEFIELD and MORGAN RUSSELL are: i. MOLLY JILL26 RUSSELL, b. July 1, 1975, New Orleans, Louisiana. ii. JOHN THOMAS RUSSELL, b. April 20, 1978, New Orleans, Louisiana.

194. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER25 BALL (CLAIRE LOUISE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 23, 1952 in Miami, Florida. He married CHERYLIN CLAIRE COOLIDGE June 26, 1987 in Miami, Florida. She was born April 14, 1960.

Children of CHARLES BALL and CHERYLIN COOLIDGE are: i. CHARLES HARDY26 BALL, b. January 30, 1988, Miami, Florida. ii. MARGARET LAUREL BALL, b. October 2, 1989, Miami, Florida.

195. MARGARET LOUISE25 BALL (CLAIRE LOUISE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 6, 1959. She married ERICH MICHAEL HARMON September 12, 1981 in Miami, Florida. He was born 1955.

Child of MARGARET BALL and ERICH HARMON is: i. EVA CLAIR26 HARMON, b. January 5, 1985, Montgomery, Alabama.

196. CATHERINE ANNE25 MURPHY (ANNA MAE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 22, 1950 in Miami, Florida. She married ANTHONY THOMAS LACKNER,JR November 27, 1976 in Miami, Florida. He was born October 20, 1948.

Children of CATHERINE MURPHY and ANTHONY LACKNER are: i. ANTHONY THOMAS26 LACKNER III, b. November 29, 1978, Miami, Florida. ii. ELIZABETH CAROL LACKNER, b. March 16, 1984, Miami, Florida.

197. JANE MARIE25 MURPHY (ANNA MAE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, 102 JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 7, 1951 in Miami, Florida. She married MARKE VANE ARONSON June 26, 1971 in Miami, Florida.

Child of JANE MURPHY and MARKE ARONSON is: i. LAURIE ANNE26 ARONSON, b. September 27, 1975, Miami, Florida.

198. JOHN PATRICK25 MURPHY (ANNA MAE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 23, 1953 in Miami, Florida. He married KATHY DASHER June 1978 in Tampa, Florida. She was born 1947.

Child of JOHN MURPHY and KATHY DASHER is: i. CRYSTAL LEA26 MURPHY, b. September 13, 1979, Miami, Florida.

199. KEVIN HARTFORD25 MURPHY (ANNA MAE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 27, 1956 in Miami, Florida. He married VICKI LYNN WILERSON August 24, 1975 in Miami, Florida. She was born November 13, 1958 in Miami, Florida.

Children of KEVIN MURPHY and VICKI WILERSON are: i. TONYA LYNN26 MURPHY, b. May 12, 1976, Miami, Florida. ii. KEVIN HARTFORD MURPHY, JR, b. January 29, 1979, Miami, Florida. iii. JOHN HARTFORD MURPHY, b. October 4, 1980, Miami, Florida.

200. BRIAN JOSEPH25 MURPHY (ANNA MAE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 7, 1958 in Miami, Florida. He married LAURA MARIE VONBAMPAS September 15, 1990 in Miami, Florida. She was born January 27, 1964 in Chicago, Illinois.

Children of BRIAN MURPHY and LAURA VONBAMPAS are: i. AUSTIN GRANT26 MURPHY, b. April 22, 1993, Miami, Florida. ii. CORY JOSEPH MURPHY, b. October 16, 1995.

201. NATHAN VANCE25 HOLT (KATHRYN BARBARA24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 31, 1959 in Chelsea, MA.. He married ANNA-MAREA "TANGEE" GRIFFIN March 24, 1990 in Springfield, MA, daughter of ANDREW GRIFFIN and JUANITA BROWNE. She was born August 18, 1959 in Springfield, MA.

103 Child of NATHAN HOLT and ANNA-MAREA GRIFFIN is: i. REBECCA LENENEO26 HOLT, b. June 13, 1995, Washington, D.C..

202. NATALIE RUTH25 HOLT (KATHRYN BARBARA24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 24, 1964 in Meridian, Mississippi. She married ROBERT SWICORD November 25, 1981 in Attapulgus, Georgia.

Child of NATALIE HOLT and ROBERT SWICORD is: i. TRACY ELIZABETH26 SWICORD, b. June 10, 1982, Bainbridge, Georgia.

203. LAURA LEE25 BENEFIELD (WILLIAM HARVEY24, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 30, 1962 in Mount Holly, New Jersey. She married ANTHONY DANIEL FERNANDEZ November 5, 1983 in Miami, Florida, son of DAN FERNANDEZ and ADELA SAIS. He was born April 26, 1951 in Miami, Florida.

Children of LAURA BENEFIELD and ANTHONY FERNANDEZ are: i. BRIAN DANIEL26 FERNANDEZ, b. June 18, 1988, Miami, Florida. ii. CHRISTOPHER HARVEY FERNANDEZ, b. October 7, 1990, Miami, Florida. iii. MICHAEL ANTHONY FERNANDEZ, b. February 21, 1995, Miami, Florida.

204. KATHLEEN CLARA25 BENEFIELD (WILLIAM HARVEY24, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 28, 1968 in Coral Gables, Florida. She married THOMAS SAMUEL LIEBRECHT January 23, 1993 in Miami, Florida. He was born March 23, 1968 in Columbus Grove, Ohio.

Children of KATHLEEN BENEFIELD and THOMAS LIEBRECHT are: i. SAMUEL HARRISON26 LIEBRECHT, b. December 27, 1995, Miami, Florida. ii. VIRGINIA BROOKE LIEBRECHT, b. March 16, 1997. iii. ABIGAIL LIEBRECHT, b. September 22, 1999, Orlando, Florida.

205. JAMES THOMAS25 COLLINS (CAROL ANN24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 13, 1958 in Miami, Florida. He married EMILY GARRETT in New Bedford, MA. She was born October 10, 1959 in New Bedford, MA.

Children of JAMES COLLINS and EMILY GARRETT are:

104 i. PETER JAMES26 COLLINS, b. May 24, 1991, Millis, MA. ii. JOHN EDWARD COLLINS, b. December 8, 1992, New Bedford, MA.

206. PATRICIA NOREEN25 COLLINS (CAROL ANN24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 19, 1960 in Miami, Florida. She married MARTIN BARRACK. He was born February 28, 1961.

Children of PATRICIA COLLINS and MARTIN BARRACK are: i. DANIEL ABRAHAM26 BARRACK, b. June 2, 1991, Anchorage, Alaska. ii. JENNIFER CAROL BARRACK, b. March 24, 1993, Anchorage, Alaska.

207. MICHAEL JOSEPH25 COLLINS (CAROL ANN24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 13, 1962 in Miami, Florida. He married ROBERTA ANNE "BOBBI" KAMENA in San Francisco, California. She was born April 9, 1962 in San Francisco, California.

Children of MICHAEL COLLINS and ROBERTA KAMENA are: i. PATRICK MICHAEL26 COLLINS, b. February 27, 1990. ii. CAROL MARIE COLLINS, b. January 2, 1992, Norfolk, Virginia.

208. ANNE MARIE25 COLLINS (CAROL ANN24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 12, 1963 in Millis, MA. She married PETER KESSLER, JR in Millis, MA.

Child of ANNE COLLINS and PETER KESSLER is: i. ALISON BENEFIELD-BROWNELL26 KESSLER, b. November 17, 1992.

209. REID ANDREW25 NEUMANN (JUDITH JANE24 BENEFIELD, ANNA BIRDETTE23 STANLEY, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 20, 1971 in Lieden, Holland. He married MEGAN ANN STONEBACK June 20, 1998 in West Bloomfield, MI.

Child of REID NEUMANN and MEGAN STONEBACK is: i. GLORIA SIMONE26 NEUMANN, b. April 30, 1999.

210. STANLEY ROBERT25 LOWERY (ARCOLA BERNICE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10,

105 THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 23, 1943 in Tampa, Florida, and died January 1, 1970 in Tampa, Florida. He married CARLA EGLI.

More About STANLEY ROBERT LOWERY: Burial: January 3, 1970, Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Tampa, Florida

Children of STANLEY LOWERY and CARLA EGLI are: i. SHELLIE26 LOWERY. ii. STACY LOWERY.

211. CARROLL LYNNE25 LOWERY (ARCOLA BERNICE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 5, 1944 in Tampa, Florida. She married BARTON LEE JACKSON. He was born July 24, 1940 in Providence, RI.

Children of CARROLL LOWERY and BARTON JACKSON are: 259. i. DORIA26 JACKSON, b. June 3, 1966, Tampa, Florida. 260. ii. JENNIFER JACKSON, b. November 3, 1968.

212. DONNA ANN25 LOWERY (ARCOLA BERNICE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born February 4, 1946 in Tampa, Florida. She married WILLIAM FITE.

Child of DONNA LOWERY and WILLIAM FITE is: i. WILLIAM26 FITE, b. September 10, 1968.

213. MICHAEL WILLIAM25 TEIXEIRA (JOANNE PEARL24 STANLEY, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 18, 1955 in Fresno, California. He married CONNIE ANDRETTE BURDINE May 14, 1977. She was born February 16, 1954.

Children of MICHAEL TEIXEIRA and CONNIE BURDINE are: i. LAINA ANDRETTE26 TEIXEIRA, b. April 18, 1981. ii. BRYAN MICHAEL TEIXEIRA, b. April 1, 1986.

214. RICHARD PAUL25 TEIXEIRA (JOANNE PEARL24 STANLEY, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 17, 1957 in Fresno, California. He married REBECCA ANN TOSTE October 11, 1980. She was born January 3, 1958.

106 Children of RICHARD TEIXEIRA and REBECCA TOSTE are: i. JACQUELINE MARIE26 TEIXEIRA, b. February 23, 1984. ii. KRISTY NICHOLE TEIXEIRA, b. December 22, 1985.

215. MARK ERNEST25 STANLEY (DONALD LEROY24, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 24, 1958. He married MARY HAMMER. She was born May 16, 1957.

Children of MARK STANLEY and MARY HAMMER are: i. CHRISTINA MARQUETTE26 STANLEY, b. October 6, 1985. ii. MICAH LEE STANLEY, b. October 16, 1987.

216. VICTORIA ELAINE25 STANLEY (DONALD LEROY24, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 16, 1960. She married TIMOTHY RAY SAMARIN. He was born 1957.

Children of VICTORIA STANLEY and TIMOTHY SAMARIN are: i. DANIEL STANLEY26 SAMARIN, b. October 10, 1989. ii. ARRON MCKAY SAMARIN, b. June 22, 1995.

217. JEAN25 BOYD (SHIRLEY24 STANLEY, HENRY JOSEPH23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married ? CAMPBELL.

Children of JEAN BOYD and ? CAMPBELL are: i. DONNA26 CAMPBELL. ii. DUSTIN CAMPBELL.

218. JUDY25 BOYD (SHIRLEY24 STANLEY, HENRY JOSEPH23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married TERRY HUDSON.

Child of JUDY BOYD and TERRY HUDSON is: i. SAWYER26 HUDSON.

219. BEVERLY25 POPE (JO ANN24 STANLEY, HENRY JOSEPH23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 1956 in

107 Louisville, Kentucky. She married WILLIAM KENNETH HUGHEY May 1976 in Clinton, Mississippi.

Children of BEVERLY POPE and WILLIAM HUGHEY are: i. WILLIAM MICHAEL26 HUGHEY, b. February 1985. ii. KEVIN STANLEY HUGHEY, b. December 1986.

220. JOHN STANLEY25 POPE (JO ANN24 STANLEY, HENRY JOSEPH23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 1958 in Louisville, Kentucky. He married LISA ASHCRAFT October 1978 in Clinton, Mississippi.

Child of JOHN POPE and LISA ASHCRAFT is: i. LESLIE ANN26 POPE, b. January 1979.

221. JO BETH25 POPE (JO ANN24 STANLEY, HENRY JOSEPH23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 1961 in Shelby, Mississippi. She married PHILIP EDWARD PRATHER June 1982 in Clinton, Mississippi.

Children of JO POPE and PHILIP PRATHER are: i. BARRY MITCHELL26 PRATHER, b. November 1988. ii. LEE GIBSON PRATHER, b. July 1992. iii. ERIC MEDLIN PRATHER, b. August 1997.

222. ANDREA SHARON25 MATTHEWS (CLYDE EDWARD24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 26, 1943 in Fresno, California. She married RUDY JANZEN March 20, 1965.

Children of ANDREA MATTHEWS and RUDY JANZEN are: 261. i. LISA SHARON26 JANZEN, b. October 10, 1969, SANTA CLARA, SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA. ii. MATTHEW ISAAC JANZEN, b. January 29, 1972, SANTA CLARA, SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA. iii. MICHAEL EDWARD JANZEN, b. November 13, 1974, SANTA CLARA, SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA.

223. CHARLOTTE RUTH25 MATTHEWS (CLYDE EDWARD24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 17, 1947 in Fresno,Fresno,California. She married STEVEN STEVENSON August 6, 1966 in Twin Falls, Idaho. He was born September 1, 1946 in Fresno,Fresno,California.

Children of CHARLOTTE MATTHEWS and STEVEN STEVENSON are: 262. i. JULIE LAVONNE26 STEVENSON, b. January 30, 1970, Inglewood,California. 263. ii. JANA MICHELLE STEVENSON, b. November 20, 1972, Inglewood, California.

108 iii. TODD EDWARD STEVENSON, b. December 22, 1974, Inglewood,California; m. JILL ELIZABETH STEGER, January 1, 1997, Marrero,Louisana; b. May 17, 1976, New Orleans, Louisana.

224. MARCIA SUZANNE25 MATTHEWS (FLOYD ARCHIE24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 9, 1949 in Fresno, Fresno, California. She married STEPHEN ARTHUR BECKER June 6, 1970 in Fresno, California, son of ARTHUR BECKER and AVIS MILLER. He was born May 7, 1948 in Fresno, Fresno, California.

Children of MARCIA MATTHEWS and STEPHEN BECKER are: i. PHILIP STEPHEN26 BECKER, b. November 20, 1973, Fresno, Fresno, California. ii. KRISTIN ELIZABETH BECKER, b. September 9, 1976, Fresno, Fresno, California; m. (1) SAL HENRY MANDAL, February 14, 1998, Fresno, California; b. December 17, 1972, Fresno, California; m. (2) JASON MICHAEL PAUKOVITS, August 3, 2003, Yosemite, California; b. July 7, 1973.

225. MARK FLOYD25 MATTHEWS (FLOYD ARCHIE24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 15, 1951 in Fresno, Fresno, California. He married BARBARA SUSAN SCHUERMEYER June 9, 1973 in Fresno, California, daughter of CHARLES SCHUERMEYER and DORIS SCHRADER. She was born June 14, 1950 in St. Louis, Missiouri.

Children of MARK MATTHEWS and BARBARA SCHUERMEYER are: i. LISA SUSAN26 MATTHEWS, b. January 1, 1979, Kingsburg, Fresno, California. ii. MARK CHARLES MATTHEWS, b. October 2, 1981, Kingsburg, Fresno, California.

226. STEPHEN JAMES25 MATTHEWS (ROY JAMES24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 26, 1951 in Fresno, California. He married KATHY MYERS 1970.

Children of STEPHEN MATTHEWS and KATHY MYERS are: 264. i. STACY26 MATTHEWS, b. July 30, 1973, Fresno, California. ii. NICHOLE MATTHEWS, b. November 10, 1975. iii. PAUL JAMES MATTHEWS, b. May 18, 1979. 265. iv. KELLY JOANNE MATTHEWS, b. March 14, 1982.

227. LOREN EUGENE25 WRIGHT (HAZEL YVONNE24 MATTHEWS, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 12, 1948 in Madera, California. He married (1) LINDA MAE WILSON May 5, 1969. She was born December 4, 1947 in Silver Spring, Maryland. He married (2) PATRICIA ANN MCMILLEN August 11, 1989 in Delton, Michigan.

Children of LOREN WRIGHT and LINDA WILSON are:

109 266. i. LORI GENE26 WRIGHT, b. November 19, 1974, San Marcos, Texas. 267. ii. RICHARD LEE WRIGHT, b. March 29, 1979, Battle Creek, Michigan.

228. LEAH RENEE25 WRIGHT (HAZEL YVONNE24 MATTHEWS, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 11, 1950 in Fresno, California. She married (1) DANIEL ARTHUR IPES June 27, 1971. He was born November 14, 1949 in PATERSON, NEW JERSEY. She married (2) EUGENE ROBERT MARCELLE June 22, 1990 in Columbia, Maryland, son of CAROL MARCELLE and GESILA POLEDNIA. He was born July 20, 1959 in Germany.

Children of LEAH WRIGHT and DANIEL IPES are: i. REBECCA LYN26 IPES, b. November 5, 1974, MICHIGAN. 268. ii. DANIEL ARTHUR IPES, JR., b. October 13, 1977, Michigan.

Children of LEAH WRIGHT and EUGENE MARCELLE are: iii. AMANDA CAROL26 MARCELLE, b. July 6, 1990. iv. CARISSA MARIE MARCELLE, b. January 24, 1992, Columbia, Maryland.

229. KIMBERLEY ANN25 STANLEY (RUSSELL EUGENE24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 23, 1960 in Honolulu, Hawaii. She married EDWARD AUGUSTAN JR CHILGREN December 12, 1992 in San Francisco, California. He was born November 15, 1956 in San Francisco, California.

Children of KIMBERLEY STANLEY and EDWARD CHILGREN are: i. DANIEL NATHAN EDWARD26 CHILGREN, b. May 12, 1994, San Francisco, California. ii. PHILIP JOSEPH CHILGREN, b. July 17, 1997, Couer D' Aliene, Idaho. iii. COLIN MICHAEL CHILGREN, b. July 10, 2000, Kew Gardens, New York.

230. LAUREL DIANE25 STANLEY (RUSSELL EUGENE24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 12, 1962 in MTN. VIEW, SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA. She married (1) ROBERT CHRISTOPHER. She married (2) PATRICK GLYNN. He was born April 1, 1964 in ALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA.

Child of LAUREL STANLEY and ROBERT CHRISTOPHER is: i. JASON26 CHRISTOPHER, b. January 2, 1984, Daley City, California; m. JENNIFER MORDRICH, October 7, 2012, Orlando, Florida; b. April 24, 1981.

Notes for JENNIFER MORDRICH: "Gigi"

110 231. MICHELLE RANAE25 STANLEY (RUSSELL EUGENE24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 13, 1964 in Mountain View, California. She married SERGIO MORTOLA March 9, 1996 in Lancaster, California, son of GIOVANNI MORTOLA and ERMELINDA PROTEJ. He was born May 31, 1964 in Camogli, Italy.

Child of MICHELLE STANLEY and SERGIO MORTOLA is: i. ALESSANDRO GIOVAMBATTISTA26 MORTOLA, b. June 3, 1998, Lancaster, California.

More About ALESSANDRO GIOVAMBATTISTA MORTOLA: Fact 1: Born 2:13 PM; 7lbs 10oz

232. PAMELLA SUE25 STANLEY (HAROLD DEWAIN24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 5, 1966 in Fresno, California. She married FRANKLIN EDWARD HARDINGER October 1984. He was born May 1, 1965.

Children of PAMELLA STANLEY and FRANKLIN HARDINGER are: i. BRITTANY ANN26 HARDINGER, b. September 29, 1987, Seattle, Washington. ii. MICHAEL EDWARD HARDINGER, b. October 16, 1989, Roosevelt, Utah.

233. RENEE ANN25 STANLEY (HAROLD DEWAIN24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 17, 1968 in Madera, California. She married (1) JAMES EDWARD REED 1985 in Dinuba, California. She married (2) DAVID RIDING October 1994.

Children of RENEE STANLEY and JAMES REED are: i. CAMI NICOLE26 REED, b. November 27, 1986, Selma, California. ii. CHRISTIN LEEANN REED, b. January 15, 1988, Selma, California; m. ANTHONY DIFIORE, May 2, 2008; b. October 21, 1983, Portland, Maine. iii. JUSTIN JAMES REED, b. July 24, 1991, Roosevelt, Utah.

234. HAROLD DEWAIN JR25 STANLEY (HAROLD DEWAIN24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 30, 1972 in Fresno, California. He married DARSHA POWELL August 29, 1992 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Children of HAROLD STANLEY and DARSHA POWELL are: i. MIRANDA LYNN26 STANLEY, b. March 9, 1994, Fort Hood, Texas. ii. CALEB POWELL STANLEY, b. April 23, 1996, Fort Hood, Texas. iii. LOGAN POWELL STANLEY, b. May 11, 2000, Salt Lake City, Utah. iv. EMMA DORA STANLEY, b. August 8, 2002, Dothan, Alabama.

111 235. KAMI LIN25 STANLEY (HAROLD DEWAIN24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born April 29, 1982 in Roosvelt, Dushesne, Utah. She married ?.

More About KAMI LIN STANLEY: Fact 1: July 4, 1982, ALTAMONT, DUCHESNE, UTAH

Child of KAMI STANLEY and ? is: i. THOMAS JAY26 STANLEY, b. April 27, 1998, Roosevelt, Utah.

236. JONATHAN EDWARD25 STANLEY (HAROLD DEWAIN24, EDWARD LEE23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 22, 1983 in Roosvelt, Dushesne, Utah. He married KIMBERLY JOHNSON September 24, 2002. She was born May 6, 1984 in Gleenwood Springs, Colorado.

More About JONATHAN EDWARD STANLEY: Fact 1: January 8, 1984, ROOSEVELT, DUCHESNE, UTAH

Children of JONATHAN STANLEY and KIMBERLY JOHNSON are: i. ZOEY26 STANLEY, b. November 6, 2003, Grand Junction, Colorado. ii. GAVIN STANLEY, b. October 21, 2006, Grand Junction, Colorado.

237. RITA ANN25 LAMBERT (RITA CAROLYN24 FALVEY, FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 15, 1956 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married (1) JACK SINGLETARY. She married (2) WILLIAM RALPH PRICE, JR..

Child of RITA LAMBERT and WILLIAM PRICE is: i. ERIN REBBECCA26 PRICE.

238. VICKIE DANETTE25 FALVEY (STANLEY REED24, FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 5, 1957 in Biloxi, Mississippi. She married DAVID GROGG.

Children of VICKIE FALVEY and DAVID GROGG are: 269. i. HEATHER LORRAINE26 GROGG. ii. SEAN DAVID GROGG.

112 239. STANLEY REED JR25 FALVEY (STANLEY REED24, FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 20, 1959 in Biloxi, Mississippi. He married TERRY.

Child of STANLEY FALVEY and TERRY is: i. GARY26 FALVEY, m. HOLLY FALVEY.

240. ANGELA CAROL25 FALVEY (STANLEY REED24, FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 6, 1960 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married (1) ROY PERRY. She married (2) PETER HABER.

Children of ANGELA FALVEY and ROY PERRY are: i. ROY26 PERRY. ii. DANIEL RYAN PERRY.

Children of ANGELA FALVEY and PETER HABER are: iii. TANNER NATHANIEL26 HABER. iv. RACHEL MARION HABER.

241. WILLIE ANDREW25 FALVEY III (WILLIE ANDREW JR24, FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 16, 1962 in DALLAS, TEXAS. He married CYNTHIA DIANNE CARTER May 27, 1989 in Amory, Mississippi, daughter of BOBBY CARTER and SONJA NEWTON. She was born November 7, 1965 in Amory, Mississippi.

Children of WILLIE FALVEY and CYNTHIA CARTER are: i. SONJA NICHOLLE26 FALVEY, b. January 10, 1992, Plantation, Florida. ii. WILLIE ANDREW FALVEY IV, b. September 7, 1997, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

242. TRACI LYNN25 FALVEY (WILLIE ANDREW JR24, FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 2, 1964 in BROOKHAVEN, LINCOLN, MISSISSIPPI. She married PHILLIP GRAYDEN TUBB.

Children of TRACI FALVEY and PHILLIP TUBB are: i. ALEX FALVEY26 TUBB, b. January 27, 1995, Lawrenceville, Georgia; m. TRACI ALLEN. ii. MALLORY ELIZABETH TUBB, b. November 22, 1998.

113 243. MATILDA DIANNE25 CROUCH (EDWINA24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born June 2, 1954 in Meridian, Mississippi. She married (1) MICHAEL SMITHERMAN Abt. 1964. She married (2) JAMES EDWARD GRANT, JR. Abt. 1980, son of JAMES EDWARD GRANT. She married (3) JAMES LEE BUSBY Abt. 1986. He was born 1936.

Child of MATILDA CROUCH and JAMES GRANT is: i. JAMES EDWARD26 GRANT III, b. 1982.

Child of MATILDA CROUCH and JAMES BUSBY is: ii. EMERSON LEE26 BUSBY, b. 1988.

244. PAMELA JOY25 CROUCH (EDWINA24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 1, 1956 in Chicago, Illinois. She married (1) ROBERT TURRENTINE Abt. 1978. She married (2) GENE COLSON Abt. 1991.

Children of PAMELA CROUCH and ROBERT TURRENTINE are: i. AMANDA COLLEN26 TURRENTINE, b. 1979; d. 1983. ii. AMY ELIZABETH TURRENTINE, b. 1985. iii. JESSICA LAUREN TURRENTINE, b. 1986.

Child of PAMELA CROUCH and GENE COLSON is: iv. CHLOE DANIELLE26 COLSON, b. 1993.

245. LEROY25 CROUCH, JR. (EDWINA24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 18, 1961 in Chicago, Illinois. He married YOLANDA BARBERY. She was born 1968.

Children of LEROY CROUCH and YOLANDA BARBERY are: i. JACOB ROOKE26 CROUCH, b. November 9, 1993. ii. ROBERT AVERY CROUCH, b. July 13, 1998.

246. PAULETTE25 CROUCH (EDWINA24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 28, 1963 in Meridian, Mississippi. She married (1) WILLIAM HENRY PHILLIPS Abt. 1987. She married (2) JOHN DEWEY SWEETMAN III Abt. 1998, son of JOHN DEWEY SWEETMAN, JR..

Child of PAULETTE CROUCH and WILLIAM PHILLIPS is:

114 i. KATHERINE ASHLEY26 PHILLIPS, b. 1988.

Children of PAULETTE CROUCH and JOHN SWEETMAN are: ii. LILLIAN CLARA26 SWEETMAN, b. 1999. iii. GRACE ELIZABETH SWEETMAN, b. 2000.

247. ZANE FRANKLIN25 CROUCH (EDWINA24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 19, 1968 in MERIDIAN, MISSISSIPPI. He married ANGIE PRITCHETT.

Children of ZANE CROUCH and ANGIE PRITCHETT are: i. EDWINA JEANETTE26 CROUCH, b. 1990. ii. THOMAS FRANKLIN CROUCH, b. 1991.

248. LESLIE DRUANN25 SMITH (RUSSELL LESLIE24, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 25, 1957 in Independence, Missouri. She married RONALD LOUIS STONE July 6, 1991 in Austin, Texas.

Child of LESLIE SMITH and RONALD STONE is: i. HANNA NICHOLE26 STONE, b. 2001.

249. KEVLIN DUREL25 SMITH (RUSSELL LESLIE24, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 15, 1958 in Independence, Missouri. She married (1) JOHN MILLER August 1986 in San Luis Obispo, California. She married (2) RICHARD WIEDEMEYER November 19, 1994 in AUSTIN, TEXAS. He was born 1950.

Child of KEVLIN SMITH and JOHN MILLER is: i. EMILY ANN SMITH26 MILLER, b. 1987.

Child of KEVLIN SMITH and RICHARD WIEDEMEYER is: ii. SHANNON RILEY26 WIEDEMEYER, b. 1995.

250. MISCHA JERINE25 SMITH (RUSSELL LESLIE24, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born December 21, 1959. She married FRED BALLARD September 6, 1997 in Austin, Texas. He was born 1952.

Children of MISCHA SMITH and FRED BALLARD are: 115 i. JACQUELINE JOY26 BALLARD, b. 2001. ii. LYDA GRACE BALLARD, b. 2003.

251. GERALD SCOTT25 BURKE, JR. (ETTA RUTH24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 27, 1957 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married MARIE KYZAR August 26, 1977 in Lincoln County, Mississippi. She was born March 11, 1958.

Children of GERALD BURKE and MARIE KYZAR are: 270. i. GERALD SCOTT26 BURKE III, b. 1979. ii. TESSA LEE BURKE, b. 1985. iii. GRANT STANLEY BURKE, b. 1992.

252. PAUL CHRISTOPHER25 BURKE (ETTA RUTH24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 3, 1959 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married LYNN WALTERS. She was born 1968.

Child of PAUL BURKE and LYNN WALTERS is: i. JULIANNA CATHERINE26 BURKE, b. 2000.

253. LESLIE ANITA25 BURKE (ETTA RUTH24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born May 9, 1960 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. She married JOHN CLIFTON SMITH, JR. April 18, 1981 in Lincoln County, Mississippi, son of JOHN CLIFTON SMITH. He was born March 17, 1958.

Children of LESLIE BURKE and JOHN SMITH are: i. SAMANTHA DANIELLE26 SMITH, b. 1983; m. ADAM SPEEG, 2007. ii. ANNA CHRISTEN SMITH, b. 1985. iii. JOHN CLIFTON SMITH III, b. 1990. iv. DYLAN BURKE SMITH, b. 1995.

254. BRIAN WARNER25 BURKE (ETTA RUTH24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born August 29, 1961 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married GABRIELLE GODBOLD July 30, 1983 in Lincoln County, Mississippi. She was born December 10, 1963.

Children of BRIAN BURKE and GABRIELLE GODBOLD are: i. AMANDA DAY26 BURKE, b. 1990. ii. SARA ELIZABETH BURKE, b. 1991.

116 iii. MARY ABIGAIL BURKE, b. 1996. iv. MOLLY KATE BURKE, b. 1999.

255. ADAM KYLE25 BURKE (ETTA RUTH24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born September 4, 1963 in Brookhaven, Mississippi. He married CHARISSA COON August 31, 1984 in Lincoln County, Mississippi. She was born May 14, 1965.

Children of ADAM BURKE and CHARISSA COON are: i. KAYLIN RUTH26 BURKE, b. 1987; m. SETH LOFTON, 2007. ii. WILLIAM KYLE BURKE, b. 1991. iii. KONNER ELLIOTT BURKE, b. 1994.

Generation No. 26

256. KAREN LEE26 GRUBB (MARILYN MAY25 STANLEY, HAROLD GEORGE24, HAROLD MORGAN23, GEORGE WILSON22, EDWARD BACON21, EDWARD20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 1967 in Alberta, Canada. She married TIM BLANCHARD. He was born in British Columbia, Canada.

Children of KAREN GRUBB and TIM BLANCHARD are: i. JOSHUA THEODORE27 BLANCHARD, b. September 1996, British Columbia, Canada. ii. ALYSSA ELIZABETH BLANCHARD, b. December 1998, British Columbia, Canada.

257. ELEANOR MARIE26 LUNT (RAY FRANCIS25 DENTON, ELEANOR MARIE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS THOMAS23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 23, 1953. She married KEITH MICHAEL HOLLINGSWORTH March 15, 1975.

Children of ELEANOR LUNT and KEITH HOLLINGSWORTH are: i. REBECCA ANNE27 HOLLINGSWORTH, b. January 3, 1980, Phoenix, Arizona. ii. JOSHUA JASON HOLLINGSWORTH, b. April 9, 1982, Mesa, Arizona. iii. MARK WARREN HOLLINGSWORTH, b. September 6, 1985, Mesa, Arizona.

258. REBECCA LYNN26 LUNT (RAY FRANCIS25 DENTON, ELEANOR MARIE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS THOMAS23, HENRY FREDERICK22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 27, 1957. She married BRADLEY EUGENE HOLAWAY July 24, 1976.

Children of REBECCA LUNT and BRADLEY HOLAWAY are: i. JOANNA RAY27 HOLAWAY, b. January 6, 1982, Portland, Oregon.

117 ii. ERIN MARIE HOLAWAY, b. October 22, 1984, Portland, Oregon.

259. DORIA26 JACKSON (CARROLL LYNNE25 LOWERY, ARCOLA BERNICE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born June 3, 1966 in Tampa, Florida. She married (1) EDWARD NORMAN PASQUAL July 9, 1988 in Santa Clara, California. He was born December 13, 1966. She married (2) MIKE FENISON April 1991. He was born October 4, 1951. She married (3) JOSEPH SMITH July 29, 2000. He was born March 24, 1964 in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Child of DORIA JACKSON and EDWARD PASQUAL is: i. LAUREN CEILA27 PASQUAL, b. February 20, 1990.

Child of DORIA JACKSON and MIKE FENISON is: ii. EVAN27 FENISON, b. June 17, 1994.

260. JENNIFER26 JACKSON (CARROLL LYNNE25 LOWERY, ARCOLA BERNICE24 STANLEY, FRANCIS LUCIUS23, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 3, 1968. She married CHRISTOPHER TEUFEL.

Children of JENNIFER JACKSON and CHRISTOPHER TEUFEL are: i. CHRISTOPHER27 TEUFEL. ii. RYKER TEUFEL.

261. LISA SHARON26 JANZEN (ANDREA SHARON25 MATTHEWS, CLYDE EDWARD24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 10, 1969 in SANTA CLARA, SANTA CLARA, CALIFORNIA. She married TIMOTHY DANIEL BATEMAN May 18, 1996.

Child of LISA JANZEN and TIMOTHY BATEMAN is: i. DANIELLE ESTER27 BATEMAN, b. April 14, 1998, San Jose, California.

262. JULIE LAVONNE26 STEVENSON (CHARLOTTE RUTH25 MATTHEWS, CLYDE EDWARD24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born January 30, 1970 in Inglewood,California. She married JACQUE NARKSAVLE November 5, 1992 in Fresno,Fresno,California.

Child of JULIE STEVENSON and JACQUE NARKSAVLE is: i. ALYSSA JUSTINE27 NARKSAVLE, b. September 14, 1993.

118 263. JANA MICHELLE26 STEVENSON (CHARLOTTE RUTH25 MATTHEWS, CLYDE EDWARD24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 20, 1972 in Inglewood, California. She married BARRY JOSEPH HOLM May 30, 1993 in Harvey, Louisiana. He was born June 8, 1968 in Chalmette, Louisiana.

Children of JANA STEVENSON and BARRY HOLM are: i. DAVID MATTHEW27 HOLM, b. December 25, 1997. ii. SARAH JOY HOLM, b. July 9, 1998, New Orleans, Louisiana. iii. HANNAH RUTH HOLM, b. September 7, 2000, Fresno, California.

264. STACY26 MATTHEWS (STEPHEN JAMES25, ROY JAMES24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born July 30, 1973 in Fresno, California. She married ANDREW THOMAS 1993 in Lake Tahoe, Nevada.

Children of STACY MATTHEWS and ANDREW THOMAS are: i. KAITLYN GENELL27 THOMAS, b. April 3, 1994, Visalia, California. ii. MATTHEW JAMES THOMAS, b. September 24, 1997, Visalia, California. iii. MOLLY DREW THOMAS.

265. KELLY JOANNE26 MATTHEWS (STEPHEN JAMES25, ROY JAMES24, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 14, 1982. She married STEVE SINGLETON.

Children of KELLY MATTHEWS and STEVE SINGLETON are: i. HAILEY JO27 SINGLETON, b. June 2001. ii. ELIZABETH JOANNE SINGLETON, b. February 4, 2004.

266. LORI GENE26 WRIGHT (LOREN EUGENE25, HAZEL YVONNE24 MATTHEWS, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born November 19, 1974 in San Marcos, Texas. She married (1) JOSHUA GIBSON July 18, 1994. She married (2) WILLIAM DOUGLAS WHITE December 2, 1999 in Arizona.

Child of LORI WRIGHT and JOSHUA GIBSON is: i. MADALINE MARIE27 GIBSON, b. August 22, 1997.

Child of LORI WRIGHT and WILLIAM WHITE is: ii. LINDSAY CARINA27 WHITE, b. November 29, 2001.

119 267. RICHARD LEE26 WRIGHT (LOREN EUGENE25, HAZEL YVONNE24 MATTHEWS, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born March 29, 1979 in Battle Creek, Michigan. He married MELODIE JO CHAPMAN December 16, 2001 in Berrien Spring, Michigan.

Child of RICHARD WRIGHT and MELODIE CHAPMAN is: i. JONATHAN LEE27 WRIGHT, b. October 10, 2001.

268. DANIEL ARTHUR26 IPES, JR. (LEAH RENEE25 WRIGHT, HAZEL YVONNE24 MATTHEWS, ANNIE MAY23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born October 13, 1977 in Michigan. He married BILLIE JO FERRON in Maryland.

Child of DANIEL IPES and BILLIE FERRON is: i. DANIEL VAUGHN27 IPES, b. March 10, 2005, Columbia, Maryland.

269. HEATHER LORRAINE26 GROGG (VICKIE DANETTE25 FALVEY, STANLEY REED24, FLORANCE ARCOLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) She married (1) NICHOLAS JAMES PASCUZZI. She married (2) CHARLES DAVID SWEENEY.

Children of HEATHER GROGG and NICHOLAS PASCUZZI are: i. MATTHEW TYLER LANCASTER27 PASCUZZI. ii. RYLEIGH MARIE PASCUZZI. iii. ETHAN JAMES PASCUZZI.

Child of HEATHER GROGG and CHARLES SWEENEY is: iv. SEAN DAVID GROGG27 SWEENEY.

270. GERALD SCOTT26 BURKE III (GERALD SCOTT25, ETTA RUTH24 SMITH, MAMIE OLA23 STANLEY, FRANCIS EDWARD22, HENRY VALENTINE21, JOHN BACON20, EDWARD19, EDWARD18, EDWARD17, ROBERT16, MICHAEL15, CHARLES14, ROGER13, LEONARD12, JOHN11, GEORGE10, THOMAS9, JOHN8 DE STANLEY, WILLIAM7 DE STANLEIGH, JOHN6, WILLIAM5, WALTER4, WILLIAM3, ADAM2, LYDULPH (LIULF)1 DE ALDITHLEY) was born 1979. He married LINSEY FORTENBERRY.

Child of GERALD BURKE and LINSEY FORTENBERRY is: i. EVAN SCOTT27 BURKE, b. 2006.

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