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Emily (Emma) Stanley 1 2
Birth:Before 24 Mar 1854 in Louisiana 1 3 4
Death:About 1884 in Mississippi 5
Sex:F
Father:Alfred Moore Stanley b. About 1812 in North Carolina
Mother:Emily Donoho b. 18 May 1823 in North Carolina
  

Spouses & Children 
Alonzo Clay Milligan (Husband) b. 16 Sep 1846 in Mississippi
6
Marriage: 24 FEB 1875 in Mississippi
Children: 
  1. DescendantsEffie Lee Milligan b. 9 Mar 1881 in Byram (Hinds County), Mississippi
 
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Notes 
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Emma Stanley Milligan died a few years after the birth of Effie Lee, their only child. Clay Milligan never remarried.

Emma was a teenager when her own mother died. Her oldest brother, Alfred Dorsey Stanley, was named "guardian and tutor" for her in the settling of the estate (in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana), and because her mother died intestate, the court also required a "family council" of family or friends to oversee the handling of her part of the estate. Those named to this council were "Henry M. Huntington, maternal uncle, Octave Cornay, Robert W. Allen, William F. Haifleish, and Joseph W. Lyman, friends of the minor in default of relations or connexions residing in this Parish or within thirty miles of the courthouse thereof." Henry M. Huntington became seriously ill before the group could meet and was replaced by Joseph Charpantier. At the time of their mother's death, the three boys were adults, with two (Edgar and Cecil) living in Mississippi and one (Alfred) in Louisiana. By 1869 Edgar was back in St. Mary Parish, Louisiana, with Alfred and Cecil in Hinds County, Mississippi. It is not clear where Emma was living during this time, though it is quite likely that she was the E. Stanley, age sixteen, listed among the students at Whitworth College in Brookhaven (Lincoln County), Mississippi, in the 1870 census.

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Sources 
  1. Title: Estate Papers of Alfred M. Stanley
    Media: Official Document
  2. Title: Estate Papers of Emily Donoho Stanley
    Media: Official Document
  3. Title: US Census: 1880
    Media: Microfilm
  4. Title: US Census: 1860
    Media: Microfilm
  5. Title: Family Stories
    Media: Other
  6. Title: Family Bible
    Media: Other
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