There recently was a message sent regarding the above. I am VERY interested in a Joshua STANTON of that era. HOWEVER, the message I received this week from Rootsweb regarding the above was a problem. I could not open it. It had a blue screen with holiday message or something. I got an error message. So I forwarded it on to my husband at work to see if he could open it. Not only did he try but he also got a virus from this e-mail. The virus was "party" originating from Italy on December 14. Very new. Now I am sure that our Stanton member was quite unaware of this virus. He just got it from somewhere else and it attached to his/her e-mail. The virus is not damaging, and it only attaches through e-mail. Now I don't know much about these things so am only passing on what a computer guru told me. I deleted my e-mail and had no problem since I could not open it. Again, I am very interested in this JOSHUA STANTON so please whoever sent the last message, please resend to me later on. Merry Christmas to all you Stantons out there. Linda lstanton@kuntrynet.com

I think you are working on a descendant of Robert Stanton of Newport RI. The Thomas Stanton book has only two descendants of Thomas with the name of Job - both born in the 1800s. It does have two entries for Job Stanton - people it identifies as not descendants of Thomas. Maybe they will help you with yours. Job Stanton (a descendant of Robert Stanton of Newport) married Amy Bell (a widow) 26 June 1774 by Rev. Nathaniel Eells in Stonington Church, Charles H. Stanton (Hannah Hewitt, Hannah Stanton, Lt. Joseph, Joseph, John, Thomas) b. 8 May 1790 m (1) Emma Stanton, dau of Job Stanton, a descendant of Robert Stanton of Newport, RI. > -----Original Message----- > From: John J. Bogdal III [mailto:jtb3@bellsouth.net] > Sent: Sunday, December 12, 1999 12:55 PM > To: STANTON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Job STANTON and Elizabeth BELCHER > > > Who was the Job STANTON who married Elizabeth > BELCHER on 11 November 1764 in > Westerly, RI? > > John Bogdal >

Who was the Job STANTON who married Elizabeth BELCHER on 11 November 1764 in Westerly, RI? John Bogdal

The story goes that Joshua Stanton left his family in Garrett Co, MD and went West. We believe that he married 1st a Susanna and 2nd a Rebecca. He was a vet of the War of 1812. Can anyone help? Linda lstanton@kuntrynet.com

Thomas Stanton b ca 1729 married Ann. --1771 living in Bedford Co PA --1797 living in Garrett Co MD Died 1803 Garrett Co MD Children: Matilda, George, Azariah, Joshua, James Azariah (Uriah) Stanton b. ca 1772 PA - married Catherine. Early settler in Muskingum Co, before 1817. Died before 1850 Muskingum Co OH. Children: Hiram, Alexander and six daughters. Seeking names of six daughters of Azariah Stanton, all of Muskingum Co, Ohio. Linda lstanton@kuntrynet.com

Any help on the mailing list for her? She isn't a subscriber so you need to reply directly to her. -----Original Message----- From: nancy stanton [mailto:nancystanton@hotmail.com] Sent: Monday, November 08, 1999 6:00 PM To: mavrogeorge@genealogysf.com Subject: Information on James Stanton Dear Brian, I have been researching my family tree for some time now and have hit a "dead end". My relatives and I have traced our lineage back to a man named James Stanton who settled in Nova Scotia after the Revolutionary War. He was a Loyalist, having served in Hinchman's Company (according to the Muster Roll of Discharged and Disbanded Soldiers and Loyalists at Digby - May 29,1784). I am contacting you to see if he might link into the Stanton family from Stonington,Conn. We have been able to place his birthdate circa 1758 but do not know where that took place. While going thru your database, I noticed that it contained a James Stanton who was born on December 28,1756 but there wasn't any further information about him (that I could locate). Could this James be our missing link? His number in your database is 271 and he is 9th child of John and Prudence (Chesebro) Stanton. If this proves to be true, the on-going search by several people will be completed. But then a whole new search will begin. By the way, our James was married when he arrived in Nova Scotia to a woman named Sarah. We don't know what her maiden name was, only that she died on April 27,1798. Hopefully you can help with our search. Thank you ahead of time for your help and I hope to hear back from you in the near future. May Health and Happiness follow you. Nancy - -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, I'm new to the list. I'm looking for information on Stantons in Colusa and Sacramento County area in California. Michelle

Is anyone on the list working on the family of Malachi Stanton b? d1836, from South Louisiana? pete@trip.net Pete Apple

What is the timeline? How do you add to the published 200 years genealogy by Wm. Stanton? > -----Original Message----- > From: BA044@aol.com [mailto:BA044@aol.com] > Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 1999 7:23 AM > To: STANTON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Stantons of Va > > > Hi > I am looking for anyone connected to Thomas > Stanton Sr that can add to the > timeline Ive made for him. I am calling it the > Thomas Stanton Family, The > first hundred years... names include Banks, > Dulaney, Hume, Fields, Bryan, and > otheres... Thank-you Brenda >

Hi I am looking for anyone connected to Thomas Stanton Sr that can add to the timeline Ive made for him. I am calling it the Thomas Stanton Family, The first hundred years... names include Banks, Dulaney, Hume, Fields, Bryan, and otheres... Thank-you Brenda

That is great news Denny. I will update the Thomas Stanton site with your new info. > -----Original Message----- > From: Denny Shirer [mailto:drd@sssnet.com] > Sent: Wednesday, October 20, 1999 7:16 PM > To: STANTON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Our Ancestors the Stantons has moved > > > Everyone, > > Something exciting has happened. Our Ancestors > the Stantons along with > The Shirer Family Genealogy Project has moved to > a new home. They can > now be found at: > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysong/ Our Ancestors the Stantons is still online nd will continue to be added to. I was not able to add any more because of space restrictions. I now have ten times the space so I can get back to work scanning and OCRing more of the book. I hope you enjoy the new site and if you have any suggestions for things you'd like to see, just drop me a line. See you around the net. Denny Shirer Shirer Family Genealogy Project http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysong/

Everyone, Something exciting has happened. Our Ancestors the Stantons along with The Shirer Family Genealogy Project has moved to a new home. They can now be found at: http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysong/ Our Ancestors the Stantons is still online nd will continue to be added to. I was not able to add any more because of space restrictions. I now have ten times the space so I can get back to work scanning and OCRing more of the book. I hope you enjoy the new site and if you have any suggestions for things you'd like to see, just drop me a line. See you around the net. Denny Shirer Shirer Family Genealogy Project http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mysong/

I am researching the Stanton family of Williamson County, Texas. Are there any researchers out there that have any STANTON connections in that part of our country? Cindy Shriver

Without source, I have Thomas Stanton as born 7/30/1616 at Towcester, Northamptonshire - which would make him a different Stanton than the Wolverjhampton ones. Asa Davis mavrogeorge wrote: > Here are the inscriptions from the church in Wolverton, > England that together with Thomas Stanton's have lead people > conclude that the Thomas Stanton of Stonington, Conn is a > decendant of this family. > > Nave, South side by Screen, wall-tablet. > Arms: Stanton (of 3) implaing -- (No Tinctures) > Crest: On a torse, set upon an Esquire's Helmet, a ? fox > sejant, collared and chained. > "Sacred/ to the Memory of/ THOMAS STANTON of this Parish/ > Gent/ Lord of this Manor and Patron of this Church/ He was a > Person endeud (sic) with all those Virtues/ And > accomplishments becomeing a Christian/ or a Gentleman, his > Courteous Behaviour/ And strcit Observation of Justice/ Made > Him respected by his equalls and his/ Exemplary Charity no > less endeard Him to his/ Inferiours, as He liv'd belov'd so > He died/ lamented ye 24th Day of October 1664/ AEtatis 47/ > He Married ELIZABETH daughter of EDWARD COOKES of Pinly > Abby, Gent/ A woman diservedly admired by all/ An > affectionate wife/ and a most prudently tender mother/ Pious > She was without hypocrisy/ Charitable without ostentation/ > And Friendly without flatery/ Her goodness made her esteemed > here/ It likewise prepar'd her for a happy/ Immortality here > after. She died/ the 13th day of November 1707 Aet 85/ They > had issue 3 Sons and 5 Daughters. > > Nave, North side, by screen, wall-tablet > Arms: (on a lozenge): Two chevrons in a bordure engrailed. > Here lyeth the body of/ Sarah Stanton/ the daughter of > THOMAS STANTON of this parish/ Gent. who was Lord of this > Manor/ and Patron of this church/ she departed this life/ > the 16th of August 1701. > > Nave, North side, to West of previous monument, wall-tablet. > Arms: Two chevrons, in a bordure engrailed. > Crest: On a torse, set upon an Esquire's Helmet, a ? fox > sejant, collared and chained. > Here lyeth/ the body of/ THOMAS STANTON/ late of this > Parish, Gent/ son and heire of/ THOMAS STANTON and/ > ELIZABETH his wife who/ died the 14th of December/ Anno Dom: > 1715, Aetatis 69/ To whose Memory this/ Monument was > Erected. > > -------------------- > The conclusion of some researchers is that there were two > sons named Thomas, one who went to the colonies and the > other who remained behind. > > As soon as I get a copy of Thomas Stanton's will I will post > it so people can make their conclusions as to the Wolverton > ancestry of Thomas Stanton of Conn. > Brian Mavrogeorge > www.genealogysf.com > mavrogeorge@genealogysf.com

Here are the inscriptions from the church in Wolverton, England that together with Thomas Stanton's have lead people conclude that the Thomas Stanton of Stonington, Conn is a decendant of this family. Nave, South side by Screen, wall-tablet. Arms: Stanton (of 3) implaing -- (No Tinctures) Crest: On a torse, set upon an Esquire's Helmet, a ? fox sejant, collared and chained. "Sacred/ to the Memory of/ THOMAS STANTON of this Parish/ Gent/ Lord of this Manor and Patron of this Church/ He was a Person endeud (sic) with all those Virtues/ And accomplishments becomeing a Christian/ or a Gentleman, his Courteous Behaviour/ And strcit Observation of Justice/ Made Him respected by his equalls and his/ Exemplary Charity no less endeard Him to his/ Inferiours, as He liv'd belov'd so He died/ lamented ye 24th Day of October 1664/ AEtatis 47/ He Married ELIZABETH daughter of EDWARD COOKES of Pinly Abby, Gent/ A woman diservedly admired by all/ An affectionate wife/ and a most prudently tender mother/ Pious She was without hypocrisy/ Charitable without ostentation/ And Friendly without flatery/ Her goodness made her esteemed here/ It likewise prepar'd her for a happy/ Immortality here after. She died/ the 13th day of November 1707 Aet 85/ They had issue 3 Sons and 5 Daughters. Nave, North side, by screen, wall-tablet Arms: (on a lozenge): Two chevrons in a bordure engrailed. Here lyeth the body of/ Sarah Stanton/ the daughter of THOMAS STANTON of this parish/ Gent. who was Lord of this Manor/ and Patron of this church/ she departed this life/ the 16th of August 1701. Nave, North side, to West of previous monument, wall-tablet. Arms: Two chevrons, in a bordure engrailed. Crest: On a torse, set upon an Esquire's Helmet, a ? fox sejant, collared and chained. Here lyeth/ the body of/ THOMAS STANTON/ late of this Parish, Gent/ son and heire of/ THOMAS STANTON and/ ELIZABETH his wife who/ died the 14th of December/ Anno Dom: 1715, Aetatis 69/ To whose Memory this/ Monument was Erected. -------------------- The conclusion of some researchers is that there were two sons named Thomas, one who went to the colonies and the other who remained behind. As soon as I get a copy of Thomas Stanton's will I will post it so people can make their conclusions as to the Wolverton ancestry of Thomas Stanton of Conn. Brian Mavrogeorge www.genealogysf.com mavrogeorge@genealogysf.com

Hi List This is the first time there has been anything on here, I didn't think it was up and running. Does anyone have any connection to Stantons from Cambridgeshire in England, I have records going back to 1532 when Edward Stanton married Maude Taylor. My line migrated out to Tasmania, Australia in the 1850's but I have a lot of info on other lines. Regards Jennie Chapman Australia tapcat@email.tc

Nope. I have an Orin B. Stanton, b. 1829, m. Sarah Maria Sabin Oct 6, 1851 in Oneida, NY. Sarah Maria is the niece of my Sylvanus Sabin who married Marcy/Mercy Stanton, but I can't find any connection to this Orin Stanton...and it doesn't sound like he's connected to yours. Pat Sabin Norma Karter wrote: > > Looking for Orin George Stanton b. 1852. d. before 1931. He married > Carrie Young in Paulding Co OH in 1878. They are in Paulding Co OH in > 1880. They moved to Wisconsin then to Waco, Texas. Orin left his > daughters in Waco and moved to Colorado with his sons. > > Children: > Clara May b. 1879 m.Virgil Collier > Ida b. 1881 m. Ben Ponder > George b. 1885 > Charles b. 1885-1888 > Albert Manford b. 1883 d. 1931 in Oklahoma > > Any connections? > > Norma Karter

The William Stanton book lists an Oren b. 1812 and an Orin D. b 1873. Sorry. > -----Original Message----- > From: Norma Karter [mailto:nckarter@flash.net] > Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 1999 8:01 PM > To: STANTON-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Orin George Stanton > > > Looking for Orin George Stanton b. 1852. d. > before 1931. He married > Carrie Young in Paulding Co OH in 1878. They are > in Paulding Co OH in > 1880. They moved to Wisconsin then to Waco, > Texas. Orin left his > daughters in Waco and moved to Colorado with his sons. > > Children: > Clara May b. 1879 m.Virgil Collier > Ida b. 1881 m. Ben Ponder > George b. 1885 > Charles b. 1885-1888 > Albert Manford b. 1883 d. 1931 in Oklahoma > > Any connections? > > Norma Karter >

Looking for Orin George Stanton b. 1852. d. before 1931. He married Carrie Young in Paulding Co OH in 1878. They are in Paulding Co OH in 1880. They moved to Wisconsin then to Waco, Texas. Orin left his daughters in Waco and moved to Colorado with his sons. Children: Clara May b. 1879 m.Virgil Collier Ida b. 1881 m. Ben Ponder George b. 1885 Charles b. 1885-1888 Albert Manford b. 1883 d. 1931 in Oklahoma Any connections? Norma Karter

-----Original Message----- From: Kenneth H. McKeever [mailto:mckeever@AESOP.RUTGERS.EDU] Sent: Tuesday, August 24, 1999 10:38 AM To: mavrogeorge@genealogysf.com Subject: RE: Ann Stanton Greetings, Anna Stanton b. 1685 in Stonington, Conn. d. 1780 in Newton MA, married Capt. John Jackson on October 03, 1708 in Newton, MA. The parents of Annah (Hannah) Stanton were Samuel Stanton and Borodell Denison. Samuel Stanton b. 1657 was the son of Thomas Stanton and Ann Lord. Do you have the rest of those lines? Cordially, Ken McKeever At 08:31 PM 7/14/99 -0700, you wrote: >Can you tell me the answer? Would be nice to update the Stanton site. > >> -----Original Message----- >> From: Kenneth H. McKeever [mailto:mckeever@AESOP.RUTGERS.EDU] >> Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 3:21 PM >> To: mavrogeorge@genealogysf.com >> Subject: Re: Ann Stanton >> >> >> Greetings, >> >> I was away when your email arrived. I have found the parents of Anna and >> have put together that part of my geneology. Many thanks. >> >> Cordially, >> >> Ken >> >> At 01:58 PM 7/4/99 -0700, you wrote: >> >In Feb you emailed asking who might be the parents of Ann or Anna Stanton >> >who married John Jackson (b. 1682, Watertown, MA). >> > >> >Unfortunately the Stanton book from which the information on the web site >> >comes, doesn't have any information on Anna other than her birth. >> >You might consider subscribing to stanton-l@rootsweb.com (can do that by >> >going to rootsweb.com) and asking the question there. >> > >> >Brian Mavrogeorge >> >www.genealogysf.com >> >mavrogeorge@genealogysf.com >> > >> > >> Kenneth Harrington McKeever, Ph.D. FACSM >> Associate Professor of Equine Exercise Physiology >> Department of Animal Sciences, Cook College >> Rutgers - The State University of New Jersey >> 84 Lipman Drive >> New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8525 >> http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~animalsci/faculty/mckeever-cv.html >> > > Kenneth Harrington McKeever, Ph.D. FACSM Associate Professor of Equine Exercise Physiology Department of Animal Sciences, Cook College Rutgers - The State University of New Jersey 84 Lipman Drive New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8525 http://aesop.rutgers.edu/~animalsci/faculty/mckeever-cv.html Check out the Summer 1999 Connections Article on the Equine Center http://cook.rutgers.edu/www/connexions/