Maria Knox Stanley was born in Hartford, Conn. Jan 19, 1823. She passed her early years in Hartford was educated in the common schools and at the age of 18 united with the Congregational Church. She was a sincere and consistent Christian in the years of her strength a faithful worker in Sunday School and Church where her fine voice was especially helpful in the service of song.
She was joined in marriage to Walter Stanley, Apr 12, 1842 making her home during most of her married life in New Britain, Conn. Six children were born to them— five sons of whom all are now dead and one daughter, Mrs Emma Cameron who survives her. Mr Stanley died in 1870.
Mrs Stanley and her daughter first came to Franklin in 1889 since which time with short intervals of absence it has been their home. Mrs Stanley passed away suddenly March 3 at the age of 82 years. Interment made in the Franklin cemetery.
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Franklin Free Press
Franklin, Nebraska
10 Mar 1905, Fri • Page 1
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
She was joined in marriage to Walter Stanley, Apr 12, 1842 making her home during most of her married life in New Britain, Conn. Six children were born to them— five sons of whom all are now dead and one daughter, Mrs Emma Cameron who survives her. Mr Stanley died in 1870.
Mrs Stanley and her daughter first came to Franklin in 1889 since which time with short intervals of absence it has been their home. Mrs Stanley passed away suddenly March 3 at the age of 82 years. Interment made in the Franklin cemetery.
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Franklin Free Press
Franklin, Nebraska
10 Mar 1905, Fri • Page 1
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
Maria Knox Stanley was born in Hartford, Conn. Jan 19, 1823. She passed her early years in Hartford was educated in the common schools and at the age of 18 united with the Congregational Church. She was a sincere and consistent Christian in the years of her strength a faithful worker in Sunday School and Church where her fine voice was especially helpful in the service of song.
She was joined in marriage to Walter Stanley, Apr 12, 1842 making her home during most of her married life in New Britain, Conn. Six children were born to them— five sons of whom all are now dead and one daughter, Mrs Emma Cameron who survives her. Mr Stanley died in 1870.
Mrs Stanley and her daughter first came to Franklin in 1889 since which time with short intervals of absence it has been their home. Mrs Stanley passed away suddenly March 3 at the age of 82 years. Interment made in the Franklin cemetery.
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Franklin Free Press
Franklin, Nebraska
10 Mar 1905, Fri • Page 1
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
She was joined in marriage to Walter Stanley, Apr 12, 1842 making her home during most of her married life in New Britain, Conn. Six children were born to them— five sons of whom all are now dead and one daughter, Mrs Emma Cameron who survives her. Mr Stanley died in 1870.
Mrs Stanley and her daughter first came to Franklin in 1889 since which time with short intervals of absence it has been their home. Mrs Stanley passed away suddenly March 3 at the age of 82 years. Interment made in the Franklin cemetery.
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Franklin Free Press
Franklin, Nebraska
10 Mar 1905, Fri • Page 1
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
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