Husband of Hannah Holloway married 1755 in Worcester County, Maryland
It's believed he and his wife are buried here
Stanton's will was written in August 1790 and on 3 September 1790 his wife, Hannah, and son, Milby (Melby), with the signing witnesses, came for the confirming and will reading. Stanton had passed by or on 3 Sept 1790. Since things were done rather quickly, back then, I would assume Stanton passed on the 3rd of Sept.
Contributor: Londa Wheatley (47366938
It's believed he and his wife are buried here
Stanton's will was written in August 1790 and on 3 September 1790 his wife, Hannah, and son, Milby (Melby), with the signing witnesses, came for the confirming and will reading. Stanton had passed by or on 3 Sept 1790. Since things were done rather quickly, back then, I would assume Stanton passed on the 3rd of Sept.
Contributor: Londa Wheatley (47366938
Husband of Hannah Holloway married 1755 in Worcester County, Maryland
It's believed he and his wife are buried here
Stanton's will was written in August 1790 and on 3 September 1790 his wife, Hannah, and son, Milby (Melby), with the signing witnesses, came for the confirming and will reading. Stanton had passed by or on 3 Sept 1790. Since things were done rather quickly, back then, I would assume Stanton passed on the 3rd of Sept.
Contributor: Londa Wheatley (47366938
It's believed he and his wife are buried here
Stanton's will was written in August 1790 and on 3 September 1790 his wife, Hannah, and son, Milby (Melby), with the signing witnesses, came for the confirming and will reading. Stanton had passed by or on 3 Sept 1790. Since things were done rather quickly, back then, I would assume Stanton passed on the 3rd of Sept.
Contributor: Londa Wheatley (47366938
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