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     Thomas Stanton Sherman was born in 1799.. He was the son of Daniel Sherman and Eunice Stanton.

     Eunice Sherman was the daughter of Daniel Sherman and Eunice Stanton.

     Anson Sherman was the son of Daniel Sherman and Eunice Stanton.

     Maj. Samuel Stanton was born on 27 October 1803 at Charlestown, RI.. He was the son of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds. Maj. Samuel Stanton married Matilda K. Clark on 6 January 1838. Maj. Samuel Stanton died on 5 July 1879 at Stonington, Conn.
     He bought a farm near Stonington, Conn. where he lived and died. In religion he was a Quaker and in politics a Democrat.

     Matilda K. Clark was born on 10 April 1812.. She married Maj. Samuel Stanton, son of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds, on 6 January 1838. Matilda K. Clark died on 13 September 1866.
     As of 6 January 1838,her married name was Stanton.

     Sarah Ann Stanton was born on 23 November 1805 at Charlestown, RI.. She was the daughter of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds. Sarah Ann Stanton married George C. Brown. Sarah Ann Stanton died on 21 March 1878 at Charlestown, RI.
     Her married name was Brown. She and George C. Brown lived at Stonington, CT.

     George C. Brown married Sarah Ann Stanton, daughter of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds.
     George C. Brown and Sarah Ann Stanton lived at Stonington, CT.

     Elizabeth Stanton was born on 23 October 1808 at Charlestown, RI. The Stanton book indicates both Oct and Nov as her birth month.. She was the daughter of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds. Elizabeth Stanton married John T. Knowles. Elizabeth Stanton died on 21 March 1890 at Mystic, CT.
     Her married name was Knowles.

     John T. Knowles married Elizabeth Stanton, daughter of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds.

     Mary Stanton was born on 6 November 1814 at Charlestown, RI.. She was the daughter of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds. Mary Stanton married James H. Kenyon. Mary Stanton died on 22 August 1858.
     Her married name was Kenyon.

     James H. Kenyon married Mary Stanton, daughter of Samuel Stanton and Elizabeth Reynolds. James H. Kenyon married Celia Knowles, daughter of Col. Joseph M. Knowles, on 29 April 1865.
     James H. Kenyon and Celia Knowles lived in 1887 at Charlestown, RI.

     Mary Stanton was born on 23 October 1778 at Clinton, CT.. She was the daughter of Adam Stanton and Elizabeth Treat. Mary Stanton died on 7 October 1865. Unmarried.

     Elizabeth Stanton was born on 29 May 1780 at Clinton, CT.. She was the daughter of Adam Stanton and Elizabeth Treat. Elizabeth Stanton married Giles Buckingham on 7 May 1805. No issue. Elizabeth Stanton died on 10 September 1862.
     As of 7 May 1805,her married name was Buckingham.

     Giles Buckingham married Elizabeth Stanton, daughter of Adam Stanton and Elizabeth Treat, on 7 May 1805. No issue.
     He was a wealthy merchant of NOrwich, Conn., and uncle of William A. Buckingham, the War Governor of Conn.

     Sally Stanton was born on 19 October 1786 at Clinton, CT. Originally called Killingworth. She was the daughter of Adam Stanton and Elizabeth Treat. Sally Stanton married Oliver Willcox on 1 September 1807. Sally Stanton died on 2 February 1843 at Norwich, CT.
     As of 1 September 1807,her married name was Willcox.

     Oliver Willcox married Sally Stanton, daughter of Adam Stanton and Elizabeth Treat, on 1 September 1807. Oliver Willcox died at New York City, NY.

     Nancy Stanton was born on 18 February 1790 at Clinton, CT.. She was the daughter of Adam Stanton and Elizabeth Treat. Nancy Stanton died on 28 February 1879. Accidentally burned to death. Unmarried.

     Sally Stanton was born on 15 May 1784 at Guilford, Ct.. She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson.
     Her married name was Hawley.

     Elizabeth Stanton was born on 10 October 1786.. She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson.
     Her married name was Wilbur.

     Daniel Stanton was born on 19 July 1789 at CT.. He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson. Daniel Stanton married Julia Stanley. . She was of NY. Daniel Stanton died in 1862 at Saratoga Springs. In the summer and was taken to NY for burial.
     He was a well-known auctioneer in New York city and owned a handsome residence in Stockbridge, Mass.

     Julia Stanley married Daniel Stanton, son of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson. . She was of NY. Julia Stanley died at Paris, France.
     Her married name was Stanton. About 1865 she went to Paris, France, where she lived ten or twelve years.

     Vashti Stanton was born on 20 July 1791.. She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson.
     Her married name was Hawley.

     Dolly Stanton was born on 23 November 1793.. She was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson.
     Her married name was Tompkins.

     (?) Tompkins was the son of Dolly Stanton.

     (?) Tompkins was the son of Dolly Stanton.

     (?) Tompkins was the daughter of Dolly Stanton.

     Amanda Stanton was the daughter of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson.
     Her married name was Buckingham.

     Sarah Stanton was born on 5 November 1782.. She was the daughter of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Sarah Stanton died in infancy.

     Anna Stanton was born on 29 April 1784 at Shaftsbury, VT.. She was the daughter of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Anna Stanton married Curtis Stiles Parmelee in 1809. Anna Stanton died on 26 January 1888 at Clinton, NY.
     As of 1809,her married name was Parmelee. From the Clinton, Conn. "Courier" of Feb 1, 1888: The Centenarian At Rest. On the 29th of April, 1784, a daughter was born to Amos and Sarah (Stanton), residents of Shaftsbury, Vt., whom the parents named Anna. Five years after her birth the sturdy farmer removed his family to the State of New York. After a few changes he finally located on Paris Hill, in 1806. Three years later the daughter became the wife of Curtiss Stiles Parmelee, an enterprising young farmer, who took the fair bride to his home, about one and a half miles south-east of Clinton, on the Paris Hill road. Here the happy couple lived nearly sixty years, when the husband died, leaving his widow in the care of a son, Curtiss S., Jr. About fifteen years ago the son went to Iowa to live, where he died about two years ago, leaving a wife and four married daughters, the eldest of which resides on the homestead referred to, the wife of H. A. Payne. By these grandchildren Grandma Parmelee has been tenderly cared for, until she peacefully departed on the early morning of Jan. 26, 1888, to join the family above. Her advanced age of 103 years and 9 months is not more remarkable in this restless migratory age, than the fact of her living under the roof that sheltered her in her bridal days to the end of her life, a period of four score years. The deceased was the mother of only two children, Amos and Curtiss S; the former died at the age of 13 years. She retained her mental and physical faculties to a remarkable degree up to two years previous to her death. On the 13th of July last, the centennial celebration day of the settlement of Clinton, this venerable representative of a previous century rode in a carriage with several octogenarians in the processes, and greatly enjoyed the occasion.
She was brought up by Baptists and believed in immersion, and was thus baptized by request, and joined the Congregational church, under the administrations of Rev. Dr. Norton, the first pastor, and continued a member of there same forty years, when she joined the Methodist church, of which she was a member when she died. She remembered the great eclipse, and how many believed that the earth would be burned. Three of her mother's brothers, named Draper, were in the Revolutionary War, and one of them lived in Holland Patent. She sang in the Clinton church five years and attended singing school in the old Park House.
Miss Thankful Stanton, her sister, who had lived with her some years, died at the age of 99 years and 9 months, just two years previous to her sister Ann's death. Asa Stanton, a brother, is still living at Cassville, in his nineties. The old lady astonished all interviewers during the centennial of last year by her vivid remembrance of trivial as well as of important events.
By her request her death was announced by the ringing and tolling of the church bell, as was formerly the custom. Funeral services were held in the Methodist church on Saturday, and called out a large number of people. Rev. R. Flint, the pastor, preached a sermon form the words, "well done, good and faithful servant; thou hast been faithful over a few things, I will make thee ruler over many. Enter thou into the joy of thy Lord." The bearers were J. O. Gridley, M. W. Martin, William Billingham, and R. N. Martin. Mrs. Parmelee's remains were consigned to the vault until spring, when they will be buried beside those of her husband, in the old burying ground on Water Street."

     Curtis Stiles Parmelee married Anna Stanton, daughter of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper, in 1809. Curtis Stiles Parmelee died circa 1869 at Clinton, CT. On Paris Hill Road.

     Thankful Stanton was born on 9 April 1786.. She was the daughter of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Thankful Stanton died on 26 January 1886. Unmarried.

     Sarah Stanton was born on 5 April 1788.. She was the daughter of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Sarah Stanton died on 23 August 1863.
     Her married name was Ward.

     Rachael Stanton was born on 4 May 1790.. She was the daughter of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Rachael Stanton died on 20 January 1860. Unmarried.

     Joseph Stanton was born on 10 April 1792.. He was the son of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Joseph Stanton died on 14 September 1793. Unmarried.

     Ashael Stanton was born on 14 May 1794.. He was the son of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Ashael Stanton died on 25 September 1795. Unmarried.

     Amos Stanton was born on 15 May 1796.. He was the son of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Amos Stanton died on 3 October 1823. Unmarried.

     Dolly Stanton was born on 25 November 1798.. She was the daughter of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Dolly Stanton died on 26 August 1823. Unmarried.

     John Stanton was born on 25 April 1801.. He was the son of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. John Stanton died on 6 September 1870.

     John Stanton was born. This is what William Stanton in the Stanton book says about this son"In addition to the six children named ...there is said to have been a son John of whom I have no record nor further knowledge.". He was the son of Daniel Stanton and Vashti Dickinson.

     Asa Stanton was born on 8 September 1803.. He was the son of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper. Asa Stanton married Adaline Ruth Allen on 28 May 1867 at Cassville, NY. No issue. Asa Stanton died after 1888.
     Asa Stanton and Adaline Ruth Allen lived in 1888 at Cassville, Oneida Co., NY.

     Adaline Ruth Allen was born on 30 December 1826 at Frankfort, Herkimer Co., NY.. She married Asa Stanton, son of Amos Stanton and Sarah Draper, on 28 May 1867 at Cassville, NY. No issue.
     As of 28 May 1867,her married name was Stanton. Adaline Ruth Allen and Asa Stanton lived in 1888 at Cassville, Oneida Co., NY.

     Rebecca Stanton was born in 1802.. She was the daughter of George Stanton and Prudence Woodburn.

     Mary Stanton was born in 1804.. She was the daughter of George Stanton and Prudence Woodburn.

     Dolly Stanton was born in 1806.. She was the daughter of George Stanton and Prudence Woodburn.

     Phebe Stanton was born in 1808.. She was the daughter of George Stanton and Prudence Woodburn.

     Anna Stanton was born in 1810.. She was the daughter of George Stanton and Prudence Woodburn.

     Stanton Parke Parks was born in 179?.. He was the son of Ashael Parks and Prudence Stanton.

     Rebecca Parks was the daughter of Ashael Parks and Prudence Stanton.

     
     Rev. Samuel Treat lived at Preston, CT. His lineage was Salmon, James, Richard Treat.

     James Treat was born on 26 September 1793 at Preston, CT.. He was the son of James Treat and Mary Stanton. James Treat died in infancy.