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and A Mansion on the Hill Mamie Stanley Smith, was the youngest daughter of Francis Edward Stanley. Prior to her death in 1995, she left a very important legacy to the family...an open diary and her remembrances of the family. OurPage will be posting excerpts from her book periodically over the next several months. You are invited to reminisce with Mamie as she journeys back through time to those moments with the family.... To open these pages, "click" on her photo or the title above.... |
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Letters from Harold Morgan Stanley A great grandson of Sir Edward
Stanley of
Dublin, Ireland, Harold Morgan Stanley's
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The Stanley Family has a noble
historical
importance with its roots in England. Over the centuries, it has
served princes, kings and prime ministers.
Ian
Stanley of Cheshire,
England, has an excellent web site. His site introduces the
visitor to the Stanley name and links you to other family web pages
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Peter
Stanley
illustrates further the "origin" of the Stanley
family crest in this excerpt. |
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Stanley
roots: The origins of Stanleys in England
with special reference to the Weald of Sussex
and Kent, 1250-1650
The
House of Stanley
by
John Seacombe
from its first edition in c.1737 until at least 1840 -
generally brought up to date with the title amended to reflect this
plus various interpolated sections -
the copy scanned here is that of 1793 printed by E Sergent, Preston
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Stanley Family Genealogy James K. Stanley, has prepared an excellent review of the Stanley Family. We invite you to visit his web site for further interest. You will find an abundance of information that will surely give you greater insight into this noble family. |
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Our
Page
has received many inquires into the Middleton Family. In
order
to bring this family line
into
perspective
we will begin to post exerpts from the research by Robert Bowman,
the great great grandson
of Mary
Middleton Hanes, the daughter of Robert Middleton and Priscilla Finley.
Click on
"Middleton Family" below:
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William Allen Matthews, Jr. hosts the Matthews web page featuring the Matthews line through Loderick Matthews, a great, great grandson of Hugh Matthews. Our Page invites you to view the Matthews Family History as illustrated by this excellent presentation. |
Hosted by James Matthews Liptrap of Spring, Texas,
this cousin’s home page My
Genealogy provides another insight into the early family of Hugh
Matthews.
More directly, you can access his Matthews page at this
link. Also visit his page relating to the Riley connection.
Dallas Matthews Family Trees
Another descendant of Hugh Matthews, Dallas
Matthews of Newport News, Virginia,
presents an excellent presentation of the
interrelationships
of the Matthews Family.
Visit his Dallas
Matthews Family Trees.
Edward Benjamin Matthews: My Genealogy
I am
a Proud Southerner . The spirit of my Confederate Ancestors boils in my
blood .
Edward Benjamin
Matthews of Mississippi adds to the
family of Hugh Matthews, through the descended line of
Harmon P. Matthews' son Arthur Franklin Matthews (1844). He
includes his family associations
of Moore, Doane and Hopkins..
Included in his
research is a well documented presentation of Matthews ancestors who
participated in the Confederate military.
Visit his Edward Benjamin Matthews: My
Genealogy
 The Matthews Family Our Page continues with the Matthews Family from the research by Robert Bowman.  View the Musket of Harmon P. Matthews
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 Harmon P. Matthews |
Shows-Riley-Matthews
To review her Rootsweb database, you may go direct with the
following
link: The
Schauss, Shows, Shouse Family Tree
Fay Ratcliff has put together a fairly large database of nearly 16,000 individuals, featuring the ancestors and descendants of her husband Shelby Ratcliff. Here you will find such family relationships of the Matthews, Falveys, Britts, Smiths, Reeds, just to mention a few, but especially the Ratcliff family whose ancestors date back to the year 1020 with Ivo de Tailbois of Normandy, France.
| RootsWeb is a dedicated site to
helping find
ancestors. Our Page has placed the family GEDCOM with their
"WorldConnect"
project.
or to go directly to our family's GEDCOM select the icon below:  |
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Here
is valuable
source of information! The BLM has posted information on
land
patent transfers from 1820 to 1908. From their web site,
you
can search for |
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Page
has made a down load of a few interesting land patent documents.
They include those from Harmon P. Matthews, Joseph Reed, Edward Miles Riley, Peter Warner, Henry Stanley. To see these documents, go to our new "Document" page. Just click the flag on the right..... |
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