Joseph Stanton
M, b. 22 January 1668, d. 1751
Joseph was born on 22 January 1668. He was the son of Capt John Stanton and Hannah Thompson. He married Margaret Chesebro at Stonington, New London Co., CT, on 18 July 1696.1 Joseph died in 1751 He died without a will, and his estate was divided among his three sons and four daughters then living. at Stonington, New London, CT. He died without a will, and his estate was divided among his three sons and four daughters then living..1
He resided at Stonington, New London, CT.
He resided at Stonington, New London, CT.
Last Edited=22 Dec 2000
Children of Joseph Stanton and Margaret Chesebro
- Hannah Stanton+ d. 26 Jun 1747
- Zerviah Stanton+ d. 12 Oct 1771
- Nathaniel Stanton+
- Anna Stanton+ d. 16 Oct 1759
- Margaret Stanton+ b. 7 Oct 1701, d. 11 Dec 1740
- Sarah Stanton+ b. 22 Feb 1706, d. 15 Dec 1787
- Dorothy Stanton b. 2 Jul 1710, d. Jul 1710
- Lt. Joseph Stanton+ b. 1712, d. 14 Mar 1773
- John Stanton Sr.+ b. 29 Sep 1714
Citations
- [S373] Lary Chesebro', GEDCOM file (Larry Chesebro' e-mail address).
Thomas Stanton
M, b. April 1670, d. 29 July 1745
Thomas was born at Stonington, New London, CT, in April 1670.1 He was the son of Capt John Stanton and Hannah Thompson. He married Anna Stanton at Stonington, New London, CT, in 1692.1 Thomas Stanton died on 29 July 1745 at Stonington, New London, CT.1
He resided at Preston, New London, CT.
He resided at Preston, New London, CT.
Last Edited=8 Jul 2012
Children of Thomas Stanton and Anna Stanton
- Lucy Stanton
- Anna Stanton b. 10 Aug 1693
- Thomas Stanton+ b. 24 Apr 1696, d. 5 Oct 1790
- Bridget Stanton b. 6 Feb 1698
- Sarah Stanton b. 20 Oct 1700
- Thankful Stanton b. 17 Feb 1706
- Mary Stanton b. 2 Jan 1709
- Olive Stanton b. 26 Jul 1712
- Elijah Stanton+ b. 28 Mar 1715, d. 1761
Citations
- [S664] OneWorldTree, online www.ancestry.com. Hereinafter cited as OneWorldTree.
Ann Stanton
F, b. 1 October 1673, d. 23 March 1680
Ann was born on 1 October 1673. She was the daughter of Capt John Stanton and Hannah Thompson. Ann died on 23 March 1680.
Last Edited=13 Feb 1997
Theophilus Stanton
M, b. 16 January 1676, d. 1705
Theophilus was born on 16 January 1676. William Stanton indicates Theophilus' birth was in the month of June in the family group of his father. In Theophilus' own family group the month is given as January..1 He was the son of Capt John Stanton and Hannah Thompson. He married Elizabeth Rogers on 5 June 1698.1 Theophilus died in 1705.2
Last Edited=19 Oct 2012
Children of Theophilus Stanton and Elizabeth Rogers
- Mary Stanton+ b. 14 Oct 1701, d. c 1750
- Theophilus Stanton Jr. b. 5 Dec 1703, d. 16 May 1778
Citations
- [S542] Ph.D., D.D. William A. Stanton, A Record Genealogical, Biographical, Statistical of Thomas Stanton of Connecticut and His Descendants 1635-1891 (Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1891), p. 136.. Hereinafter cited as Stantons 1635-1891.
- [S542] Ph.D., D.D. William A. Stanton, A Record Genealogical, Biographical, Statistical of Thomas Stanton of Connecticut and His Descendants 1635-1891 (Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1891), p. 139. Hereinafter cited as Stantons 1635-1891.
Dorothy Stanton
F, b. 1680, d. 28 April 1699
Dorothy was born in 1680. She was the daughter of Capt John Stanton and Hannah Thompson. Dorothy died on 28 April 1699 "in travail".. "in travail"..
Last Edited=13 Feb 1997
John Stanton
M, b. 13 November 1706, d. circa August 1774
John was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 13 November 1706.1 He was the son of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. He married Desire Denison at North Stonington, CT, on 8 April 1735.1 John died circa August 1774 at Preston, New London, CT. John's will was probated on 17 August 1774.1
He resided at Preston, New London, CT. He made a will on 17 May 1774. All his children are mentioned in the will..1 John was deeded the Stanton lands in Preston, Connecticut.
He resided at Preston, New London, CT. He made a will on 17 May 1774. All his children are mentioned in the will..1 John was deeded the Stanton lands in Preston, Connecticut.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of John Stanton and Desire Denison
- Mary Stanton b. 1 Jan 1736
- Sarah Stanton+ b. Feb 1738, d. Dec 1805
- Desire Stanton+ b. Oct 1742
- Amy Stanton+ b. Jun 1743
- Lucy Stanton b. Aug 1746
- Prudence Stanton+ b. Feb 1748
- John Stanton b. 13 Nov 1750
- Joseph Stanton+ b. 13 Aug 1754
- Esther Stanton b. Nov 1756
- Abigail Stanton b. Nov 1759
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Daniel Stanton
M, b. 28 June 1708, d. May 1775
Daniel was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 28 June 1708.1 He was the son of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. He married Dinah Galusha in 1737. Some researchers have noted Dinah's name as Galusha. William Stanton in his published genealogy of the Stanton family rejected this name. She was the widow of Thomas Starkweather..1 He married Louisa Warren on 7 September 1745.2 He married Mary Clark circa 1760. Carlton Starkweather identifies Mary as Mary Cleaveland and the marriage date 27 Sep 1763. Mary was of Norwich, CT..1 Daniel died in May 1775 American Ancestry, Vol. 4, page 234 lists his death as May. at Preston, New London, CT. American Ancestry, Vol. 4, page 234 lists his death as May..
He made a will on 22 February 1775. At this time he was in a dying condition; the exact date of death is not known. Daniel Stanton's Will In the name of god Amen I Daniel Stanton of Preston in county of New London and colony of connecticut in new england Being sick and weak in body but of a sound disposing mind and memory Thankes bee to god therefor calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die Do make and ordain this my last will and testament and first and princialy I reommend my immortal spirit into the hhands of allmighty god that gave it my body to the earth to the be buried in deacent christian burial at the discretion of my Executors nothing doubting but the same to recieve again at the general resurrection by the power of god and as to what worldly estate it hath please an all wise god to bless me within this life I give and bequeath in the following manner and form inprimo I give and bequeath to my loving wife Mary Stanton one third part of my real estate which I hereafter give to my son Daniel Stanton During her natur life and the improvement of the west room of my dwelling house with the chamnber over it and the butery room with a right in the kitchen and cellar During her natural life. I also give her all my household goods with my riding horse and two cowes three hogs and my yoke of oxen to bee at her disposal forever then I give and bequeath to my son John Stanton the east part of my homestead farm he paying my just debts and funeral charges withe the Leases hereafter mentioned to him his heirs and esigns for ever Bounded as follows beginning five rods east of a small sassfras tree standing in or near the north line of rober stantons land which sassafras stands about one rod east of another sassafras from thence to run northerly to a butternut bush standing a little west of another butternut bush on the south side of the lane a little east of the barn from thence running westerly as the wall now stands until it comes oposit to the middle of the front doore of the Dwelling house to a mear stone from thence northerly through the middle of the chimney til it comes about one rod north of the house to a mear stone from thence to run easterly in the middle of the land then til it comes opposite to the middle of the threshing flore of the barn floor til it comes to the north side of the barn and from a straight line to a larege white oak tree in or near the line of Timothy Leesters land until it comes to the eastward of the above lines I also give my sd son John Stanton the one half of my farming tools I then also give and bequeath to my son Daniel Stanton the remainder of my homestead farm lying to the west of what I have given my son John Stanton to him his heirs and assignes forever I also give give my son Daniel Stanton the other half of my farming tools and gins I give and bequeath to my son Elisha Stanton a two year old colt and also the sum of twenty five pounds lawful money sd sum of money to be paid him by my son John Stanton in one year after my death. I give to my son Elijah Stanton the sum of thirteen pounds lawful money to be paid by my son John Stanton is one year after my death withe the more I have given him is the full portion of my estate. I give to my Daughter Huldah the wife of Judah Burton the sum of forty shillings lawful money to be paid her by my son John Stanton in two yeares after my death with what I have already given her is the full of her portion in my estate. I give to my daughter Lydia the wife of Abel Bennet the sum of eight pounds lawful money to be paid her by my son John in two years after my death with what I have already given her is her full portion of my estate Then I give and bequeath to my Daughter Lucy Stanton the sun of ten pounds lawful money to be paid her by my son John Stanton in two years after my death I give to my daughter Lois Stanton the sum of eight pounds to b paid by my sons John Stanton in two years after my death and further i do name constitute and appoint my Loving wife Mary Stanton and my son John Stanton Executors to my last will and testament Disallowing and recaling all former wills and requests by me heretofore made and ratefying and confirming this and only this to be my last will and testament in witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 22d day of february A.D. 1775, signed seald pronounced and delivered by said Daniel Stanton to bee his last will and testment in pressance of Samuel Leonard, Rogert Sterry, and Abel Stanton, witnesses signed Daniel Stanton.
He made a will on 22 February 1775. At this time he was in a dying condition; the exact date of death is not known. Daniel Stanton's Will In the name of god Amen I Daniel Stanton of Preston in county of New London and colony of connecticut in new england Being sick and weak in body but of a sound disposing mind and memory Thankes bee to god therefor calling to mind the mortality of my body and knowing that it is appointed for all men once to die Do make and ordain this my last will and testament and first and princialy I reommend my immortal spirit into the hhands of allmighty god that gave it my body to the earth to the be buried in deacent christian burial at the discretion of my Executors nothing doubting but the same to recieve again at the general resurrection by the power of god and as to what worldly estate it hath please an all wise god to bless me within this life I give and bequeath in the following manner and form inprimo I give and bequeath to my loving wife Mary Stanton one third part of my real estate which I hereafter give to my son Daniel Stanton During her natur life and the improvement of the west room of my dwelling house with the chamnber over it and the butery room with a right in the kitchen and cellar During her natural life. I also give her all my household goods with my riding horse and two cowes three hogs and my yoke of oxen to bee at her disposal forever then I give and bequeath to my son John Stanton the east part of my homestead farm he paying my just debts and funeral charges withe the Leases hereafter mentioned to him his heirs and esigns for ever Bounded as follows beginning five rods east of a small sassfras tree standing in or near the north line of rober stantons land which sassafras stands about one rod east of another sassafras from thence to run northerly to a butternut bush standing a little west of another butternut bush on the south side of the lane a little east of the barn from thence running westerly as the wall now stands until it comes oposit to the middle of the front doore of the Dwelling house to a mear stone from thence northerly through the middle of the chimney til it comes about one rod north of the house to a mear stone from thence to run easterly in the middle of the land then til it comes opposite to the middle of the threshing flore of the barn floor til it comes to the north side of the barn and from a straight line to a larege white oak tree in or near the line of Timothy Leesters land until it comes to the eastward of the above lines I also give my sd son John Stanton the one half of my farming tools I then also give and bequeath to my son Daniel Stanton the remainder of my homestead farm lying to the west of what I have given my son John Stanton to him his heirs and assignes forever I also give give my son Daniel Stanton the other half of my farming tools and gins I give and bequeath to my son Elisha Stanton a two year old colt and also the sum of twenty five pounds lawful money sd sum of money to be paid him by my son John Stanton in one year after my death. I give to my son Elijah Stanton the sum of thirteen pounds lawful money to be paid by my son John Stanton is one year after my death withe the more I have given him is the full portion of my estate. I give to my Daughter Huldah the wife of Judah Burton the sum of forty shillings lawful money to be paid her by my son John Stanton in two yeares after my death with what I have already given her is the full of her portion in my estate. I give to my daughter Lydia the wife of Abel Bennet the sum of eight pounds lawful money to be paid her by my son John in two years after my death with what I have already given her is her full portion of my estate Then I give and bequeath to my Daughter Lucy Stanton the sun of ten pounds lawful money to be paid her by my son John Stanton in two years after my death I give to my daughter Lois Stanton the sum of eight pounds to b paid by my sons John Stanton in two years after my death and further i do name constitute and appoint my Loving wife Mary Stanton and my son John Stanton Executors to my last will and testament Disallowing and recaling all former wills and requests by me heretofore made and ratefying and confirming this and only this to be my last will and testament in witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal the 22d day of february A.D. 1775, signed seald pronounced and delivered by said Daniel Stanton to bee his last will and testment in pressance of Samuel Leonard, Rogert Sterry, and Abel Stanton, witnesses signed Daniel Stanton.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha
- Daniel Stanton+ b. 5 Mar 1738, d. b 1764
- Huldah Stanton+ b. 15 Apr 1740, d. 26 May 1777
- Amasa Stanton b. 8 Apr 1742
- Elias Stanton b. 20 Mar 1744
- Lydia Stanton b. 1748
- Lucy Stanton b. 1750, d. 1810
- Elisha Stanton+ b. Oct 1752, d. 13 Feb 1813
- Elijah Stanton+ b. 1754, d. 1847
Child of Daniel Stanton and Louisa Warren
- John Stanton+ b. 16 Nov 1746, d. 16 Mar 1818
Child of Daniel Stanton
- Lois Stanton+ b. 1758, d. c 1830
Child of Daniel Stanton and Mary Clark
- Daniel Stanton+ b. 15 Sep 1764, d. 4 Aug 1830
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
Joseph Stanton
M, b. 11 February 1710, d. 1 October 1798
Joseph was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 11 February 1710. The American Genealogical Biographical Index indicates it was Stonington, CT..1 He was the son of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. He married Abigail Freeman at Preston, New London, CT, on 15 August 1738.1,2 Joseph died on 1 October 1798 at Stanton's Hill, Coeymans, NY.1
He resided at Preston, New London, CT, in 1710. He resided at Dutchess Co., Ny, in 1754.
He resided at Preston, New London, CT, in 1710. He resided at Dutchess Co., Ny, in 1754.
Last Edited=1 Oct 2012
Children of Joseph Stanton and Abigail Freeman
- Joseph Stanton+ b. 11 Aug 1739, d. 1791
- Dr. Nathan Stanton+ b. 16 Aug 1741
- Abigail Stanton+ b. 29 Sep 1743
- Ebenezer Stanton+ b. 14 Mar 1746, d. 27 Mar 1818
- Rev. Reuben Stanton+ b. 7 Jul 1748, d. 4 Oct 1832
- James Stanton+ b. 20 Jul 1750, d. 1846
- John Stanton+
- Huldah Stanton
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
- [S724] Constance Ann Stanton, "Journal Report for Joseph Stanton and Abigail Freeman," e-mail message from to be identified (e-mail address) to Brian Bonner, 2 August, 2012. Hereinafter cited as "Joseph Stanton Journal."
Lydia Stanton
F, b. 15 July 1712, d. 3 May 1760
Lydia was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 15 July 1712. Robert Herrick cites "Memorial: Genealogical, Historical, and Biographical, of Solomon Leonard," 1637, Manning Leonard, 1896, page 69..1,2 She was the daughter of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. She married Capt. Samuel Leonard at Preston, New London, CT, on 9 August 1733. Robert Herrick cites "Memorial: Genealogical, Historical, and Biographical, of Solomon Leonard," 1637, Manning Leonard, 1896, page 56, 69, & 70..1,2 Lydia Stanton died on 3 May 1760 at Preston, New London, CT. Robert Herrick cites "Memorial: Genealogical, Historical, and Biographical, of Solomon Leonard," 1637, Manning Leonard, 1896, page 69 and 70.1,2
As of 9 August 1733,her married name was Leonard.
As of 9 August 1733,her married name was Leonard.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Lydia Stanton and Capt. Samuel Leonard
- Samuel Leonard+2 b. 11 Jun 1734, d. 21 Dec 1808
- Lydia Leonard+1 b. 20 Mar 1739, d. 28 Dec 1822
Citations
- [S639] Robert J Herrick, "Robert J Herrick email," e-mail message from e-mail address (e-mail address) to Brian Bonner, 10 Apr 2009. Hereinafter cited as "Robt Herrick email 10 Apr 2009."
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Robert Stanton
M, b. 20 February 1714, d. 10 March 1800
Robert was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 20 February 1714.1 He was the son of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. He married Mary Lester at Preston, CT, on 4 November 1741.1 Robert died on 10 March 1800.1
He resided at Preston, New London, CT.
He resided at Preston, New London, CT.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Robert Stanton and Mary Lester
- Lester Stanton b. 25 Jun 1742
- Lydia Stanton1 b. 6 Aug 1744
- Mary Stanton b. 15 Aug 1746
- Robert Stanton b. 4 Jan 1748
- Lucy Stanton1 b. 9 Aug 1750
- Elisha Stanton1 b. 2 Dec 1752
- Zerviah Stanton b. 18 Oct 1753
- Elijah Stanton1 b. 25 Nov 1754
- Nathan Stanton+ b. 18 Apr 1756
- Daniel Stanton1 b. 15 Sep 1764
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Huldah Stanton
F, b. 3 June 1716
Huldah was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 3 June 1716.1 She was the daughter of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Jabez Stanton
M, b. 19 December 1718, d. 2 March 1804
Jabez was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 19 December 1718.1 He was the son of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. He married Sarah Morss on 9 September 1745.1 Jabez died on 2 March 1804 at Preston, CT.1
He resided at Preston, New London, CT. In John Stanton Jr's will, Jabez was named by John to handle his estate on 13 February 1747. The William Stanton genealogy of the Stanton family indicates that Mary Starkweather and her son Jabez Stanton were the executors of John Stanton Jr.'s will probated 8 July 1755. However, Mary Starkweather died in 1727..1 Jabez was the executor of John Stanton Jr's estate at Norwich, Conn, on 8 July 1755. Will dated 13 Feb 1747His children were recorded in Preston, Conn.. Of Jabez' daughters, William Stanton says, "of the above sisters one married a Morgan, one a Parkis, and one a Jewitt. One lived in Preston, Conn., one in Lisbon, Conn., and one went to London, Upper Canada, and d. about 1850. This is as definite as can be secured concerning them."
He resided at Preston, New London, CT. In John Stanton Jr's will, Jabez was named by John to handle his estate on 13 February 1747. The William Stanton genealogy of the Stanton family indicates that Mary Starkweather and her son Jabez Stanton were the executors of John Stanton Jr.'s will probated 8 July 1755. However, Mary Starkweather died in 1727..1 Jabez was the executor of John Stanton Jr's estate at Norwich, Conn, on 8 July 1755. Will dated 13 Feb 1747His children were recorded in Preston, Conn.. Of Jabez' daughters, William Stanton says, "of the above sisters one married a Morgan, one a Parkis, and one a Jewitt. One lived in Preston, Conn., one in Lisbon, Conn., and one went to London, Upper Canada, and d. about 1850. This is as definite as can be secured concerning them."
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Jabez Stanton and Sarah Morss
- Jabez Stanton+ b. 17 Mar 1746
- Sarah Stanton b. 17 Mar 1746, d. 8 Oct 1830
- Lydia Stanton b. 27 Jul 1747
- Abel Stanton+ b. 29 Dec 1748, d. 1821
- Elizabeth Stanton+ b. 8 Jul 1751
- Daniel Stanton b. 11 May 1753
- Anna Stanton b. 24 May 1755
- Hannah Stanton b. 6 Mar 1757
- Mary Stanton b. 6 May 1759
- William Stanton+ b. 15 Jan 1762, d. 15 Aug 1844
- Henry Stanton b. 1765
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
David Stanton
M, b. 22 October 1720, d. 7 June 1796
David was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 22 October 1720.1 He was the son of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. He married Sarah Kimball at Preston, CT, on 1 May 1755. She was of Stonington, Connecticut..1 David Stanton died on 7 June 1796 at Preston, CT.2
Last Edited=6 Aug 2012
Children of David Stanton and Sarah Kimball
- Sarah Stanton b. 27 Oct 1755, d. c 1775
- David Stanton+ b. 25 Mar 1757
- Jerusha Stanton+ b. 12 Aug 1758, d. 24 Feb 1816
- Col. Asa Stanton+ b. 2 Mar 1760, d. 12 Nov 1817
- Jason Stanton+ b. 25 Aug 1761, d. 31 Jan 1843
- Huldah Stanton+ b. 25 Jun 1763, d. 1808
- Jonas Stanton1 b. 8 Oct 1765
- Levi Stanton+ b. 26 Aug 1767, d. 20 Apr 1845
- Jeremiah Stanton+ b. 10 Jul 1770
- Jemima Stanton1 b. 30 Jul 1772
- Eunice Stanton b. 22 Mar 1774, d. 1788
- John Stanton+ b. 3 Jan 1776, d. 1855
- Joseph Stanton1 b. 1778
- Lucy Stanton+ b. 10 Sep 1781, d. 27 Mar 1861
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
- [S705] Charles Wesley Stanton - Sarah Headley electronic database, 5 Aug 2012 Jim Stanton, e-mail address.
Mary Stanton
F, b. 11 September 1722
Mary was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 11 September 1722.1 She was the daughter of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Sarah Stanton
F, b. 20 January 1724
Sarah was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 20 January 1724.1 She was the daughter of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Samuel Stanton
M, b. 20 June 1726, d. 25 March 1803
Samuel was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 20 June 1726.1 He was the son of John Stanton Jr and Mary Starkweather. He married Mary Palmer at Voluntown, Conn, on 17 November 1754.1 Samuel died on 25 March 1803 at Preston, New London, CT.1
He resided at Preston, New London, CT.1
He resided at Preston, New London, CT.1
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Samuel Stanton and Mary Palmer
- Mary Stanton b. 15 Mar 1756, d. Jan 1763
- Samuel Stanton+ b. 17 Apr 1759, d. 15 Apr 1816
- Lydia Stanton b. 24 Feb 1761
- Daniel Stanton b. 14 Oct 1762, d. 31 Jan 1769
- Rebecca Stanton b. 14 Apr 1765
- Mary Stanton b. 22 Mar 1767
- Freelove Stanton b. 19 Jun 1770, d. 12 Mar 1775
- Daniel Palmer Stanton+ b. 19 Jan 1776
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Daniel Stanton
M, b. 5 March 1738, d. before 1764
Daniel was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 5 March 1738.1 He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha. He married Mary (?). Daniel died before 1764.1
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Child of Daniel Stanton and Mary (?)
- Daniel Stanton b. 1756, d. 1781
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Huldah Stanton
F, b. 15 April 1740, d. 26 May 1777
Huldah was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 15 April 1740.1,2 She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha. She married Major Judah Burton at Montgomery Co., NY. Huldah was of Horseneck, Conn. They were married in Montgomery Co., NY where Judah had moved from Dutchess Co..2 Huldah died on 26 May 1777 at Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY.3,1 Her body was interred at Amenia, Dutchess Co., NY.1
Her married name was Burton.
Her married name was Burton.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Huldah Stanton and Major Judah Burton
- Daniel Burton b. 3 Oct 1762
- Nathan Burton b. 1 May 1764
- Stephen Burton b. 14 Feb 1766
- Sarah Burton b. 15 Nov 1767
- Elijah Burton b. 31 Jul 1769
- Huldah Burton+ b. 17 Apr 1772, d. 10 May 1847
- Henry Burton b. 7 Feb 1774
- Anna Burton b. 17 Dec 1775
- Elizabeth Burton
Citations
- [S299] Anne Brown. (e-mail address), "Judha Burton," Brian Bonner Mavrogeorge, 6 Jul 1999,.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
- [S268] Anne Brown. (e-mail address), "Judah Burton," Brian Bonner Mavrogeorge, 9 Mar 1999,.
Amasa Stanton
M, b. 8 April 1742
Amasa was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 8 April 1742.1 He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha. Amasa died He died young.. He died young..1
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Elias Stanton
M, b. 20 March 1744
Elias was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 20 March 1744.1 He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha. Elias died Died young.. Died young..1
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Citations
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
John Stanton
M, b. 16 November 1746, d. 16 March 1818
John was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 16 November 1746. Carlton Starkweather indicates John was born in PReston 20 June 1746..1,2 He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Louisa Warren. He married Huldah Freeman at Preston, New London, CT, on 4 January 1774. Carlton Starkweather indicates 1 Aug 1774..1,2 John died on 16 March 1818 The History of the Hornby Baptist Church published in 1892 indicates John T. died during the pastorate of Elder Parker in 1818. at his son Amasa's home. at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny. The History of the Hornby Baptist Church published in 1892 indicates John T. died during the pastorate of Elder Parker in 1818..1,2
John Stanton was also known as John Stanton. He and his family moved from Preston, Connecticut to Montgomery Co., New York in 1790. And in 1815, he went with his son Amasas to Hornby, NY. Stanton was a prominent name in early Hornby and the family helped form a church at the Hammond (now Red School House, 1892) that was known as the Hornby and Campbell Baptist Church. John was a captain in the Hornby militia.
He then returned to Preston, Conn and remarried. The name of this second wife is not known. She died in Connecticut without issue and John returned to Hornby with his son Amasa. See page 150 of Stanton Book. In 1790 John moved from Preston, Conn. to Charlestown, Montgomery County, NY. In 1815 he went with his son Capt. Amasa to Hornby, Steuben Co. NY.
John Stanton was also known as John Stanton. He and his family moved from Preston, Connecticut to Montgomery Co., New York in 1790. And in 1815, he went with his son Amasas to Hornby, NY. Stanton was a prominent name in early Hornby and the family helped form a church at the Hammond (now Red School House, 1892) that was known as the Hornby and Campbell Baptist Church. John was a captain in the Hornby militia.
He then returned to Preston, Conn and remarried. The name of this second wife is not known. She died in Connecticut without issue and John returned to Hornby with his son Amasa. See page 150 of Stanton Book. In 1790 John moved from Preston, Conn. to Charlestown, Montgomery County, NY. In 1815 he went with his son Capt. Amasa to Hornby, Steuben Co. NY.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman
- John Warren Stanton+ b. 11 Jul 1775, d. 27 Jan 1850
- Daniel Stanton2 b. 19 Feb 1777
- Huldah Stanton2 b. 8 Jan 1779
- Daniel Stanton+ b. 15 Apr 1781, d. 26 Jan 1859
- Elisha Stanton+ b. 25 Apr 1783, d. 22 Feb 1848
- Elijah Stanton b. 13 Feb 1785, d. 15 Apr 1850
- Capt. Amasa Stanton+ b. 6 Jun 1788, d. 28 Dec 1843
- Lucy Stanton+ b. 7 Sep 1791, d. 1829
- Huldah Stanton+ b. 21 Aug 1793, d. 16 Apr 1857
- Freeman Stanton+ b. 11 Mar 1796, d. 3 Jul 1870
- Sally Stanton+ b. 21 Jun 1798, d. 6 Aug 1839
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Lydia Stanton
F, b. 1748
Lydia was born at Preston, New London, CT, in 1748. She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha.
Her married name was Bennett.
Her married name was Bennett.
Last Edited=13 Feb 1997
Lucy Stanton
F, b. 1750, d. 1810
Lucy was born at Preston, New London, CT, in 1750. She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha. Lucy died in 1810.
Unmarried.
Unmarried.
Last Edited=13 Feb 1997
Elisha Stanton
M, b. October 1752, d. 13 February 1813
Elisha was born at Preston, New London, CT, in October 1752. In October 9, 1887, his son Gershom Rust said that Elisha was born in October 1754.. He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha. He married Anna Rust in 1781. Elisha died on 13 February 1813 Of spotted fever. at Norwich Township, Hampshire Co., MA. Of spotted fever..
He resided at VT in 1775. He resided at Goff's Hill, Norwich Township, Hampshire Co., Ma, in 1775.
He resided at VT in 1775. He resided at Goff's Hill, Norwich Township, Hampshire Co., Ma, in 1775.
Last Edited=16 Jul 1999
Children of Elisha Stanton and Anna Rust
- Orrill Stanton+
- Frances Stanton+ d. 28 Jul 1878
- Huldah Stanton+ d. 24 Sep 1887
- Gershom Rust Stanton MD+ d. 20 May 1889
- John Warren Stanton+ b. 13 Sep 1782, d. 13 Nov 1858
- Polly Stanton+ b. 1 Nov 1783, d. 5 Aug 1873
- Anna Stanton+ b. 1786, d. 29 Jun 1869
- Elisha Stanton b. Feb 1787, d. 1809
- Martha (Patty) Stanton+ b. 6 Apr 1791, d. 8 Nov 1846
- Lydia Stanton+ b. 1 Apr 1793, d. 16 Feb 1879
- Achsah Stanton b. 11 Jun 1795, d. 22 Apr 1879
Elijah Stanton
M, b. 1754, d. 1847
Elijah was born at Preston, New London, CT, in 1754. He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Dinah Galusha. He married Lucy Goodell in 1791. Elijah died in 1847. Elijah died. His body was interred in 1847 at Eaton's Bush Cemetery.
He resided at Little Falls, Herkimer Co., Ny, circa 1780. He resided at Fairfield, Herkimer Co., Ny, after 1791. When 14 years old he enlisted in the Colonial Army and served through the Revolutionary War. He was the body servant of Gen. Washington for a time. Being captured by the British he was on of the unfortunates who suffered the horrors of the prison ship "Jersey", where he caught the small-pox. He, with his fellow prisoners, were reduced to the necessity of feeding upon vermin picked from their bodies. After his exchange his brother, Elisha, visited him and caught the small-pox, loosing thereby an eye.
He resided at Little Falls, Herkimer Co., Ny, circa 1780. He resided at Fairfield, Herkimer Co., Ny, after 1791. When 14 years old he enlisted in the Colonial Army and served through the Revolutionary War. He was the body servant of Gen. Washington for a time. Being captured by the British he was on of the unfortunates who suffered the horrors of the prison ship "Jersey", where he caught the small-pox. He, with his fellow prisoners, were reduced to the necessity of feeding upon vermin picked from their bodies. After his exchange his brother, Elisha, visited him and caught the small-pox, loosing thereby an eye.
Last Edited=13 Feb 1997
Children of Elijah Stanton and Lucy Goodell
- John Warren Stanton d. c 1840
- Polly Stanton+
- Lucy Stanton+
- Amanda Stanton+ d. 29 Aug 1844
- Lydia Stanton+
- Matilda Stanton+
- Samantha Stanton+ d. 17 Aug 1919
- Anna Stanton+ b. 1 Dec 1794, d. 1883
- Elijah Stanton+ b. 11 Apr 1805, d. 19 Apr 1890
- Daniel Stanton+ b. 12 Apr 1807, d. 8 Mar 1871
Lois Stanton
F, b. 1758, d. circa 1830
Lois was born in 1758. Her birth presents a problem. Daniel's first wife died in 1754 and he did not marry his second wife until 1760. Yet Lois' birth is given in the William Stanton book on the Stanton genealogy as 1758 without explanation.. She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton. She married Adin Palmer at Preston, New London, CT. Lois died circa 1830 at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny.
Her married name was Palmer.
Her married name was Palmer.
Last Edited=28 Aug 1999
Children of Lois Stanton and Adin Palmer
Daniel Stanton
M, b. 15 September 1764, d. 4 August 1830
Daniel was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 15 September 1764. He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Mary Clark. He married Sally Jackson. He married Mehetable Morton after 1788. Daniel died on 4 August 1830 at Granby, Ny.
He resided at Norwich, Conn. He was a Methodist, a Democrat, and a farmer and carpenter.
He resided at Norwich, Conn. He was a Methodist, a Democrat, and a farmer and carpenter.
Last Edited=28 Aug 1999
Children of Daniel Stanton and Mehetable Morton
- Lucinda Stanton+ d. 17 May 1868
- Warren Stanton+ d. 20 Apr 1874
- Eunice Stanton+ d. 2 May 1877
- Belinda Stanton+ d. 3 Jan 1885
- Laura Stanton+ d. 17 Apr 1872
- Lavinia Stanton+ d. 18 Sep 1877
- Amos Stanton+ d. 20 Feb 1883
- Robert Stanton+ d. 25 Oct 1865
- Sally Stanton+ b. 25 Dec 1794, d. 20 Nov 1865
- Eliza Stanton b. 4 Oct 1814
Child of Daniel Stanton and Sally Jackson
- James G. Stanton+ d. Jun 1865
John Warren Stanton
M, b. 11 July 1775, d. 27 January 1850
John was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 11 July 1775.1,2 He was the son of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. He married Hannah Corbin.2 John died on 27 January 1850 at Charleston, NY.
He resided at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, circa 1790. William Stanton does not indicate which children belong to which wife.
He resided at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, circa 1790. William Stanton does not indicate which children belong to which wife.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of John Warren Stanton
Children of John Warren Stanton and Hannah Corbin
- Charles P Stanton
- John Adam Stanton b. 26 Jun 1826, d. 23 Oct 1908
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Daniel Stanton
M, b. 15 April 1781, d. 26 January 1859
Daniel was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 15 April 1781.1,2 He was the son of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. He married Dorcas Corbin on 2 February 1806.2 Daniel died on 26 January 1859 at Copenhagen, Ny.
He resided at Charleston, NY, circa 1790. He was a Free Communion Baptist, a farmer, a Republican. He was a man thoroughly honest, and despised all that was counterfeit.
He resided at Charleston, NY, circa 1790. He was a Free Communion Baptist, a farmer, a Republican. He was a man thoroughly honest, and despised all that was counterfeit.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Daniel Stanton and Dorcas Corbin
- John Stanton+ b. 13 Feb 1807
- Rev. Freeman Harlow Stanton+ b. 18 Mar 1809
- Elijah Stanton+ b. 29 May 1811
- Dr. Lyman Stanton+ b. 21 Jul 1814, d. 24 Nov 1870
- Louisa Stanton+ b. 16 Oct 1818, d. 13 Feb 1887
- Susan Stanton+ b. 29 Jul 1825
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Elisha Stanton
M, b. 25 April 1783, d. 22 February 1848
Elisha was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 25 April 1783.1,2 He was the son of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. He married Sabrina Tracy at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 7 October 1810. The minister, Elijah Herrick, married Elisha and Sabrina as well as their son John Tracy and Salina. It is of interest because Elijah is an ancestor of Orlo Bonner who married Mable Rea a descendant of Elisha..2 Elisha died on 22 February 1848 at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny. He was buried at West Hill Cemetery, Hornby, Steuben Co, NY.
He came to Charleston in 1790 with his parents. He was a merchant and a farmer, fought in the War of 1812, by politics a Whig, and by religion a Baptist.
He came to Charleston in 1790 with his parents. He was a merchant and a farmer, fought in the War of 1812, by politics a Whig, and by religion a Baptist.
Last Edited=17 Aug 2012
Children of Elisha Stanton and Sabrina Tracy
- John Tracy Stanton+ b. 24 May 1812, d. 11 Oct 1853
- Huldah Catherine Stanton b. 27 Jun 1816, d. 6 Oct 1842
- Freeman Stanton b. 18 Mar 1821, d. 28 Aug 1842
- Maria (Mary) Polly Stanton+ b. 28 Nov 1823, d. 16 Nov 1901
- Lucy A. Stanton b. 15 Sep 1826, d. 15 Mar 1862
- Alvira Stanton+ b. 24 Mar 1833, d. a 1891
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Elijah Stanton
M, b. 13 February 1785, d. 15 April 1850
Elijah was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 13 February 1785.1,2 He was the son of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. Elijah died on 15 April 1850 at Little Falls, Ny.
Unmarried.2
Unmarried.2
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Capt. Amasa Stanton
M, b. 6 June 1788, d. 28 December 1843
Amasa was born at Preston, New London, CT, on 6 June 1788.1,2 He was the son of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. He married Dimmis Brown at Charleston, NY, in 1814.2 Amasa died on 28 December 1843 After a short illness of pneumonia.. After a short illness of pneumonia..
He resided at Steuben Co., Ny, in 1815. Went with his parents to Charlestown, NY about 1790. In Hornby Forks, Steuben Co., NY he was a deacon in the Baptist church and a man of influence in the community.
He resided at Steuben Co., Ny, in 1815. Went with his parents to Charlestown, NY about 1790. In Hornby Forks, Steuben Co., NY he was a deacon in the Baptist church and a man of influence in the community.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Capt. Amasa Stanton and Dimmis Brown
- George Washington Stanton+
- Col. Nathaniel Brown Stanton+ b. 25 Jan 1815, d. 16 Apr 1878
- John Freeman Stanton+ b. Nov 1819, d. 14 Feb 1864
- Deacon Charles Alonzo Stanton+ b. 8 Nov 1823
- Olive Bonham Stanton+ b. 4 May 1827, d. 20 Dec 1881
- Judson Wade Stanton+ b. 17 Jul 1831, d. 18 Feb 1886
- Rev. Robert Bonham Stanton+ b. 16 Sep 1833
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Lucy Stanton
F, b. 7 September 1791, d. 1829
Lucy was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 7 September 1791.1,2 She was the daughter of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. Lucy died in 1829 at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny.
She resided at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny. Her married name was Palmer.
She resided at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny. Her married name was Palmer.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Child of Lucy Stanton
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Huldah Stanton
F, b. 21 August 1793, d. 16 April 1857
Huldah was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 21 August 1793.1,2 She was the daughter of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. She married Isaac Hill.2 Huldah died on 16 April 1857 at Hornby, Steuben Co., NY.
She resided at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny. Her married name was Hill.
She resided at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny. Her married name was Hill.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Huldah Stanton and Isaac Hill
- Mary Hill d. b 1890
- Dimmis Hill
- Elijah Hill+ d. a 1870
- Lydia Hill
- Warren Hill
- Amasa Hill
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Freeman Stanton
M, b. 11 March 1796, d. 3 July 1870
Freeman was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 11 March 1796.1,2 He was the son of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. He married Maria Lawyer on 3 August 1820. Carlton Starkweather indicates the year was 1822..1,2 Freeman died on 3 July 1870 at Middleburgh, Schoharie Co., Ny.1
Became a merchant in Middleburgh, Schoharie Co., NY. After a successful business career, in 1841 he retired to his large farm near the village, where he lived until his death. Among Freeman Stanton's most intimate friends were ex Gov. Bouck and General Cady. Gov. Bouck would not accept the U.S. Treasuryship at New York, until Mr. Stanton consented to go with him.
Became a merchant in Middleburgh, Schoharie Co., NY. After a successful business career, in 1841 he retired to his large farm near the village, where he lived until his death. Among Freeman Stanton's most intimate friends were ex Gov. Bouck and General Cady. Gov. Bouck would not accept the U.S. Treasuryship at New York, until Mr. Stanton consented to go with him.
Last Edited=1 Feb 2014
Children of Freeman Stanton and Maria Lawyer
- George S. Stanton+ b. 26 May 1821, d. 17 Apr 1900
- Charlotte Cady Stanton b. 30 Oct 1822, d. 4 Aug 1828
- Abraham Lawyer Stanton+ b. 16 Oct 1824
- Louisa C. Stanton b. 9 Apr 1826, d. 26 Mar 1882
- Jay Cady Stanton b. 23 Mar 1828, d. 8 Sep 1862
- John L. Stanton+ b. 26 Apr 1830, d. 29 Jul 1877
- Alonzo Page Stanton b. 2 Jun 1832, d. 24 Sep 1885
- Charlotte Cady Stanton b. 7 Sep 1834, d. 15 Nov 1906
- Sarah Ann Stanton+ b. 16 Oct 1836, d. 6 Nov 1894
- Helen A. H. Stanton+ b. 21 Dec 1839
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Sally Stanton
F, b. 21 June 1798, d. 6 August 1839
Sally was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 21 June 1798.1,2 She was the daughter of John Stanton and Huldah Freeman. Sally died on 6 August 1839 at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny.
Her married name was Kimball.
Her married name was Kimball.
Last Edited=5 May 2009
Children of Sally Stanton
Citations
- [S196] Sarah Stanton Kniskern, register of births, marriages, and deaths written 1885-1890 with additions by her daughter Alice Kniskern Vroman, unknown (images in possession of John Ralls),.
- [S640] M.D. Carlton Lee Starkweather, A Brief Genealogical History of Robert Starkweather of Roxbury and Ipswich, Massachusetts Who Was the Original American Ancestor of all Those Bearing the Name of Starkweather and of His Son John Starkweather of Ipswich, Mass. and Preston, Conn and of His Descendants in Various Line 1640-1898 (Occoquan, Virginia: self-published, 1904). Hereinafter cited as Robert Starkweather Genealogy.
Huldah Catherine Stanton
F, b. 27 June 1816, d. 6 October 1842
Huldah was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 27 June 1816. She was the daughter of Elisha Stanton and Sabrina Tracy. She married Samuel Esterbrooks at Hornby, Steuben Co., NY, on 15 September 1842. Huldah died on 6 October 1842 She died at the home of her Uncle Amasa. at Hornby, Steuben Co., NY. She died at the home of her Uncle Amasa..
As of 15 September 1842,her married name was Esterbrooks. They were Baptists.
As of 15 September 1842,her married name was Esterbrooks. They were Baptists.
Last Edited=29 Aug 1999
Freeman Stanton
M, b. 18 March 1821, d. 28 August 1842
Freeman was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 18 March 1821. He was the son of Elisha Stanton and Sabrina Tracy. Freeman died on 28 August 1842 at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny.
Farmer and Whig. Professor of Religion. Unmarried.
Farmer and Whig. Professor of Religion. Unmarried.
Last Edited=13 Feb 1997
Maria (Mary) Polly Stanton
F, b. 28 November 1823, d. 16 November 1901
Maria was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 28 November 1823. She was the daughter of Elisha Stanton and Sabrina Tracy. She married Russell E. Wellman on 13 October 1844. Maria died on 16 November 1901 at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny.
As of 13 October 1844,her married name was Wellman. She was a Baptist.
As of 13 October 1844,her married name was Wellman. She was a Baptist.
Last Edited=29 Aug 1999
Children of Maria (Mary) Polly Stanton and Russell E. Wellman
- Salina De Ette Wellman b. c 1845, d. 28 Sep 1853
- Frank L. Wellman+ b. 22 Aug 1852
- Floyd E. Wellman b. 8 Sep 1854
Lucy A. Stanton
F, b. 15 September 1826, d. 15 March 1862
Lucy was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 15 September 1826. She was the daughter of Elisha Stanton and Sabrina Tracy. She married Darius L. Wellman at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny, on 10 September 1846. No issue.. Lucy died on 15 March 1862. Her body was interred at Hornby, Steuben Co., NY.
As of 10 September 1846,her married name was Wellman.
As of 10 September 1846,her married name was Wellman.
Last Edited=29 Aug 1999
Alvira Stanton
F, b. 24 March 1833, d. after 1891
Alvira was born at Charleston, Montgomery Co., Ny, on 24 March 1833. She was the daughter of Elisha Stanton and Sabrina Tracy. She married Flavel W. Morrow at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny, on 15 February 1850. Alvira died after 1891.
As of 15 February 1850,her married name was Morrow.
As of 15 February 1850,her married name was Morrow.
Last Edited=29 Aug 1999
Children of Alvira Stanton and Flavel W. Morrow
- Mary Cordelia Morrow b. 20 Dec 1850
- Gamaliel Morrow+ b. 3 May 1852
Freeman Francis Stanton
M, b. 5 September 1848, d. June 1936
Freeman was born at Hornby, Steuben Co., NY, on 5 September 1848. He was the son of John Tracy Stanton and Mary T. Shumway. He married Fannie Amelia Knapp at Corning, NY, on 16 February 1880. Freeman died in June 1936.
He lived in 1891 at Hornby, NY. He lived in New York and always had a set of chin whiskers.
He lived in 1891 at Hornby, NY. He lived in New York and always had a set of chin whiskers.
Last Edited=4 Jan 2005
Children of Freeman Francis Stanton and Fannie Amelia Knapp
- Ruth Stanton b. 25 Apr 1881
- John Tracy Stanton b. 1 May 1884
- William E. Stanton b. 15 Feb 1886
- Freeman Francis Stanton Jr.+ b. 15 Aug 1888, d. b 25 Dec 1959
- Eunice Victoria Stanton b. 14 Nov 1898
Charles Melvin Stanton
M, b. 17 October 1850, d. after 1891
Charles was born at Hornby, Steuben Co., NY, on 17 October 1850. He was the son of John Tracy Stanton and Mary T. Shumway. Charles died after 1891 at Florida.
He resided in 1891. Unmarried as of 1891. He was a school teacher, active in politics, was on the official Board at the County Home for the Aged. He reportedly became dependent on cough syrup during an illness and died addicted.
He resided in 1891. Unmarried as of 1891. He was a school teacher, active in politics, was on the official Board at the County Home for the Aged. He reportedly became dependent on cough syrup during an illness and died addicted.
Last Edited=4 Sep 1999
Emma Salina Stanton
F, b. 27 March 1847, d. 9 April 1864
Emma was born at Hornby, Steuben Co., Ny, on 27 March 1847. She was the daughter of John Tracy Stanton and Mary T. Shumway. Emma died on 9 April 1864.
Last Edited=25 Jan 1998
Sarah Denison
F, d. 19 December 1701
Sarah Denison was the daughter of Capt. George Denison and Bridget Thompson. She married Thomas Stanton Jr. at Stonington, New London, CT, in 1658. According to William Stanton, the date of their marriage has not been found and the list of their children has been secured with difficulty. The list is believed to be nearly or quite correct.. Sarah died on 19 December 1701.
As of 1658,her married name was Stanton. She is remembered in her father's will which is dated 20 Nov 1693. In addition to her marriage gift he gives to her in said will ten pounds and one silver spoon of 10s. price, marked G.D.A.
As of 1658,her married name was Stanton. She is remembered in her father's will which is dated 20 Nov 1693. In addition to her marriage gift he gives to her in said will ten pounds and one silver spoon of 10s. price, marked G.D.A.
Last Edited=3 Jul 1999
Children of Sarah Denison and Thomas Stanton Jr.
- John Stanton+
- Mary Stanton+
- Thomas Stanton d. 20 May 1683
- Sarah Stanton+
- Anna Stanton+ d. 1750
- Samuel Stanton+ d. 19 Jan 1770
- Dorothy Stanton+ b. 24 Apr 1682
Child of Sarah Denison
Samuel Rogers
M, b. 12 December 1640, d. 1 December 1713
Samuel was born at New London, New Londton, CT, on 12 December 1640.1,2 He was the son of James Rogers and Elizabeth Rowland.3 He married Mary Stanton at New London, New London, CT, on 17 November 1662.1,3 Samuel died on 1 December 1713 at New London, CT.1,3
Samuel inherited from his grandfather Samuel Rowland his farm at Stratford and from his father his stone house and bakery, at the head of Winthrop's (or Mill) Cove, in New London. There he lived about 15 years. Through his friendship with Ucas, chief of the Mohegans, and his son Owaneco, Samuel acquired much land from the indians and a promise of protection from their warriors. About 1680 he became the first settler in Mohegan, what is now the town of Montville.3
Samuel inherited from his grandfather Samuel Rowland his farm at Stratford and from his father his stone house and bakery, at the head of Winthrop's (or Mill) Cove, in New London. There he lived about 15 years. Through his friendship with Ucas, chief of the Mohegans, and his son Owaneco, Samuel acquired much land from the indians and a promise of protection from their warriors. About 1680 he became the first settler in Mohegan, what is now the town of Montville.3
Last Edited=18 Oct 2012
Children of Samuel Rogers and Mary Stanton
- Ann Rogers b. 1666, d. young
- Mary Rogers+ b. 17 Apr 1667, d. 30 Sep 1756
- Samuel Rogers+ b. 22 Dec 1669, d. 2 Feb 1743
- Joseph Rogers b. 1670, d. 1671
- Elizabeth Rogers+ b. 8 May 1673, d. 1750
- Sarah Rogers+ b. 9 Aug 1676, d. 13 Nov 1748
- Daniel Rogers , Sr.+ b. 1678, d. 1772
- Jonathan Rogers+ b. 1680, d. 1769
- Ann Mary Rogers b. 8 May 1683, d. 26 Jul 1689
Citations
- [S307] William L. and Judy Slager, Slager Family (William L. and Judy Slager (e-mail address)) Ancestry.com,.
- [S664] OneWorldTree, online www.ancestry.com. Hereinafter cited as OneWorldTree.
- [S542] Ph.D., D.D. William A. Stanton, A Record Genealogical, Biographical, Statistical of Thomas Stanton of Connecticut and His Descendants 1635-1891 (Albany, N.Y.: Joel Munsell's Sons, 1891), p. 66.. Hereinafter cited as Stantons 1635-1891.
Lt. Nehemiah Palmer1,2
M, b. 23 November 1637, d. 17 February 1718
Nehemiah was born at Charlestown, Suffolk Co., MA, on 23 November 1637.3,2 He was the son of Walter Palmer and Rebecca Short. He married Hannah Lord Stanton on 20 November 1662. The Stanton book also indicates 1663..2 Nehemiah died on 17 February 1718 1717 according to Barbour. On 10 Apr 1717 she gave a deed to her son and daughter, Ichabod and Hannah his wife.. 1717 according to Barbour. On 10 Apr 1717 she gave a deed to her son and daughter, Ichabod and Hannah his wife..1,2
Their home was in Stonington.
Their home was in Stonington.
Last Edited=6 Feb 2012
Children of Lt. Nehemiah Palmer and Hannah Lord Stanton
- Lt. Joseph Palmer+ b. 3 Oct 1663, d. 31 Jan 1710
- Elihu Palmer b. 12 Mar 1666, d. Sep 1666
- Jonathan Palmer+ b. 7 Aug 1668, d. 1726
- Daniel Palmer+ b. 12 Nov 1672, d. 28 Feb 1762
- Nehemiah Palmer+ b. 18 Jul 1677
- Hannah Palmer+ b. 11 Apr 1680, d. 19 Jul 1751
Citations
- [S294] Jeffrey Briggs. (e-mail address (12042 Forbes Glen Drive, Herndon, VA 20170)), "Corrections and additions to briggs family in Stanton Line," Brian Bonner Mavrogeorge, 4 Jul 1999,.
- [S653] Jr. Robert J. Stanton, "Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Our Cousin", The Thomas Stanton Society 2, Issue 9 (31 Jan 2012). Hereinafter cited as "Elizabeth Cady Stanton."
- [S260] Forsythe. (e-mail address), "Walter/Stanton Palmer," Brian Bonner Mavrogeorge, 2 Jan 1999,.
Hannah Mead
F, b. 1655, d. 1676
Hannah was born in 1655.1 She was the daughter of William Mead and (?) (?). She married Joseph Stanton at Hartford, Hartford, CT, on 19 June 1673.2 Hannah died in 1676 at Roxbury, MA.1
As of 19 June 1673,her married name was Stanton. William Mead His will was made at Roxbury in 1683. He gave half of his estate to his wife and half to Joseph Stanton. There was also a charge of 20 Pounds against Joseph for Mead's supply of clothing, etc. to Joseph's daughter Hannah.
As of 19 June 1673,her married name was Stanton. William Mead His will was made at Roxbury in 1683. He gave half of his estate to his wife and half to Joseph Stanton. There was also a charge of 20 Pounds against Joseph for Mead's supply of clothing, etc. to Joseph's daughter Hannah.
Last Edited=31 Jul 1999
Children of Hannah Mead and Joseph Stanton
- Joseph Stanton+ b. 1674
- Hannah Stanton+ b. 1676, d. 1759
Citations
- [S305] Margee Shaffer (e-mail address), Shaffer Family (Margee Shaffer) Ancestry.com,.
- [S307] William L. and Judy Slager, Slager Family (William L. and Judy Slager (e-mail address)) Ancestry.com,.
Hannah Lord
F
She married Joseph Stanton on 23 August 1677. She was of Hartford, Conn. His cousin?.1 Hannah Lord was buried on 6 May 1681 leaving children.
She lived in 1677 at Hartford, Conn. As of 23 August 1677,her married name was Stanton.
She lived in 1677 at Hartford, Conn. As of 23 August 1677,her married name was Stanton.
Last Edited=3 Mar 2013
Children of Hannah Lord and Joseph Stanton
- Thomas Stanton b. 16 Dec 1678, d. young
- Rebecca Stanton+ b. Apr 1681, d. 5 Apr 1745/6 to 1747
Citations
- [S759] Raymond A. Sheffield, "Stanton/Bonner Database - Raymond A. Sheffield email," e-mail message from e-mail address (address not given) to Brian Bonner, 27 Feb 2013. Hereinafter cited as "Raymond A. Sheffield email."
(?) Prentice
F, b. circa 1664, d. about Oct 1708/1709
(?) Prentice was born circa 1664 at Pokanoket, Mt. Hope, Bristol Co., RI..1 She married Joseph Stanton. There is in the records of the Stonington church the admission to the church of the wife of Joseph Stanton, March 16, 1683. This must have been a third wife. She seems to have died childless. But he had three children born after 1690 and both Dr. Savage and Hon. John D. Baldwin think they were the issue by a wife named Prentice. Baldwin 'conjectures' that Miss Prentice was a fourth wife. Savage thinks she was the third wife. The record of their baptisms in the Stonington church is as sons of Joseph Stanton of Westerly.
Further comments by Tom Clougher in an email 9 Apr 2011 to Brian Bonner say: "Her father ws noted as King Phillip (Metacom Pokanoket) whose brother Alexander (Wamsutta Pokanoket) preceded him as leader. Phillip/Metacom's fathr was Massasoit. During or after King Philip's War ended in 1676 with his death, his wife Wootonckuske and their nine-year old son were sold into slavery in Barbados. His daughter was living in the home of a Captain Prentice, under his protection. When the coast was clear, she was able to leave his household but retained the family name Prentice for protection against the fierce anger of the English. I think she had a sister. They both adopted English dress, manners and religion. There is a book Mayflower by ? that talks about the 50-year peaces under Massacoit and its collapse under Phillip and Governor Winslow and others. If Prentice is in our tree, then we have a Native American connection. I'll have to look in the Stonington town records for a mariage in 1683. [He doesnot provide any citations or references to source records.]. (?) Prentice died about Oct 1708/1709 at Westerly, Washington Co., RI.1
Her married name was Stanton. There is a family tradition that this Miss Prentice was the daughter of King Philip Metacom Wampanoag Schem and Queen Wootonekouske. She was the servant girl of Capt. Thomas Prentice. Capt. Thomas took the Indian girl during the King Philip War and raised her. This is based on conjecture.1
Further comments by Tom Clougher in an email 9 Apr 2011 to Brian Bonner say: "Her father ws noted as King Phillip (Metacom Pokanoket) whose brother Alexander (Wamsutta Pokanoket) preceded him as leader. Phillip/Metacom's fathr was Massasoit. During or after King Philip's War ended in 1676 with his death, his wife Wootonckuske and their nine-year old son were sold into slavery in Barbados. His daughter was living in the home of a Captain Prentice, under his protection. When the coast was clear, she was able to leave his household but retained the family name Prentice for protection against the fierce anger of the English. I think she had a sister. They both adopted English dress, manners and religion. There is a book Mayflower by ? that talks about the 50-year peaces under Massacoit and its collapse under Phillip and Governor Winslow and others. If Prentice is in our tree, then we have a Native American connection. I'll have to look in the Stonington town records for a mariage in 1683. [He doesnot provide any citations or references to source records.]. (?) Prentice died about Oct 1708/1709 at Westerly, Washington Co., RI.1
Her married name was Stanton. There is a family tradition that this Miss Prentice was the daughter of King Philip Metacom Wampanoag Schem and Queen Wootonekouske. She was the servant girl of Capt. Thomas Prentice. Capt. Thomas took the Indian girl during the King Philip War and raised her. This is based on conjecture.1
Last Edited=3 Mar 2013
Children of (?) Prentice and Joseph Stanton
- Thomas Stanton+ b. 5 Apr 1691
- Capt. Daniel Stanton+ b. 1 Apr 1694, d. 28 Dec 1773
- Samuel Stanton b. 17 Jul 1698, d. young
Citations
- [S759] Raymond A. Sheffield, "Stanton/Bonner Database - Raymond A. Sheffield email," e-mail message from e-mail address (address not given) to Brian Bonner, 27 Feb 2013. Hereinafter cited as "Raymond A. Sheffield email."