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| Birth: | 13 Mar 1750/51 in Newington, CT |
| Death: | 5 May 1823 in Geneva, Ontario Co., NY |
| Sex: | M |
| Father: | Noah Stanley b. 16 Jan 1723/24 in Farmington,CT |
| Mother: | Ruth Norton b. 11 Mar 1725/26 in Stratford,CT |
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| Burial: Old Seneca No. 9 Church Cemetery, Stanley, Ontario Co., NY |
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| Helen Wilder (Wife) |
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| Ruth Clark (Wife) b. 19 Mar 1751/52 in New Britain, CT
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| Marriage: | 6 JAN 1774 in New Britain, CT |
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 Asa Stanley b. 21 Nov 1774 in New Britain,CT
 Cruger Stanley b. 19 Nov 1775 in New Britain,CT
- Erastus Stanley b. 22 Oct 1776 in New Britain, CT
- Horatio Stanley b. 24 Nov 1777 in New Britain,CT
- Salma Stanley b. 10 Oct 1779 in New Britain, CT
- Nancy Stanley b. 2 Jan 1781 in New Britain, CT
- Catharine Stanley b. 15 Jan 1782 in New Britain, CT
- Jonathan Stanley b. 7 Mar 1783 in New Britain, CT
- Seth Stanley b. 6 Jun 1784 in New Britain, CT
- Ruth Stanley b. 14 Nov 1785 in New Britain, CT
- Cyrus Stanley b. 1787
- Huldah Stanley b. 26 Mar 1788 in New Britain,CT
- Caleb Walker Stanley b. 1790
- daughter Stanley b. 25 Mar 1792
- Lucius Stanley b. 15 Apr 1793 in New Britain, CT
- Elizabeth Stanley b. 18 Nov 1794 in New Britain, Connecticut
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Individual:
From:
TOWN OF SENECA
History of Ontario Co., NY
Pub. 1878, pg 145 – 147
The pioneer at Stanley’s Corners was Seth STANLEY, grandfather of the late Hon. Seth STANLEY. He was born in New Britain, Connecticut, March 18, 1751 and in 1796, settled on the farm now occupied by Elbert LAWRENCE on lot 71. Salma STANLEY, uncle of the late member of Assembly, was the pioneer on lot 73, on lands now owned by John R. MC CAULEY.
Mr. STANLEY, when the tocsin of war sounded in 1812, laid aside the implements of the husbandman and started for the battlefield. He held the rank of Captain, and was a good soldier and brave commander. During a severe engagement his sword was struck by a ball and bent, and the leaden missile lodged in the scabbard, thus preventing what otherwise would have proved a terrible wound. The souvenir of that conflict is still in the possession of the STANLEY family.
reference in Ontario County Historical Society surname folder (Stanley/Frantz #1091) to "History of Ontario County" by Everts - Seth Stanley was born in New Britain, Conn. Mar 18, 1751. In 1796, he settled on a farm, Lot 71.
From Geneva Palladium 14 May 1823
In Seneca, on Monday evening last, Deacon Seth Stanley, aged 72. Mr. Stanley was much esteemed as a christian and as a useful citizen. He emigrated from Connecticut to this country nearly thirty years ago, and has enjoyed an almost uninterrupted state of health throughout a life which has exceeded three score and ten; but his sudden death is calculated to impress upon all, the solemn truth, that "in the midst of life we are in death." He was engaged with his neighbors at a school district meeting, acting as clerk; and while in the act of entering his own re-election, he fell from his chair and expired. Repos.
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