Warrick County Stantons

These are my ancestors -
and great great aunts, and 1st and 2nd cousins one or two times removed
and so forth.
Just the facts, ma'am, no narration

[Cemetery records come from: Warrick County, Indiana, cemetery inscriptions / [byKristie Manley and Sharon Patmore] Chrisney, Ind. (Box 134, Ind. 47611) : K. Manley, S. Patmore, 1990- ]

Michael Stanton b. ?1810? - d. before 1850

Document in the County Clerk's Office, Warrick Co, Ind. - 1850- 1171
Vacation (Term?) March 4, 185
Be it known that it being made known to me that Michael Stanton late of Warrick County in the State of Indiana died intestate and that the goods, & chattels lands and tenements of which said Decedent died possessed was not of a greater value than two hundred dollars the following appointment was made to wit

State of Indiana, I J Wait Belivore Clerk of the Probate Court of Warrick county do hereby
Warrick County Js(?) appoint Garret C. Heath and Withe Briscoe appraisers of the Estate of

Michael Stanton late of said county Deceased and make report to this office In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal on this the 4th day of March 1850
J Wait B. Moore Clerk
I am not sure what the clerk's name was - sometimes it looked like Bellore or Bellone

Mary Unknown b. ~1813 - d. 22 June 1888, Warrick Co, Indiana

1850 Census - Warrick County, Indiana
      159 - 30 Anderson
      160 Mary Stanton 37 F Ireland
              Thomas 17 farmer Ireland
               Mary 13
               Patsey 11
               John 8
             Michael 5
              Austin 3 all born Ireland

?????Stantlin, Mary 23 Nov 1851 Baker, John P by Thomas Fuller p. 233

1860 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - p. 817 - house 112 Boon
     James Baker 50 m farmer Tennessee/ Leah 49 f KY/ Josiah ? F 9 m Ind
            J- Hudson? 29 m farmhand Tennessee
      Patrick Stanton 21 m Ireland
      Mary Baker 45? f " [Ireland]
      Austin Stanton 14? m " [Ireland]

1870 Census - ?????

1880 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Boon Twp - taken 29 June - p. 205 Line 46 501- 502 -
    Stanton, Mary wf 60 widow keeping house Ireland Ireland Ireland
       Baker, William 63 married farmer Ind Ky/ Mary wife 43 Ireland Ireland Ireland/
            John wm son 11 Ind Ind Ind

Boonville Standard, Boonville, Indiana - Friday, June 8, 1888
Mary Stanton, living with James Thompson, about a mile South of town, died last Saturday at the age of 75 years. She had five sons who served in the late war, two of whom were killed on the field of battle. The remains were buried on Sunday at Mt Gilead cemetery. For some time past the deceased was partly supported by the township.

Thomas Stanton b.~1833 - d. 26 July 1903

1860 census - ?

Civil War Records Thomas Stanton in Co "H"6th Ken Cav (pension file)
      1862 Aug 13 - Thomas Baker joins Co H 12 Ky Cav - Out 23 Aug 1865
      1862 Oct 3 - Thomas Stanton joins Co H 6 Ky Cav - Out 6 Sep 1865
Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Kentucky
6th Cav - Co H enrolled mustered in where transferred
       Stanton, Thomas private Oct 3, 62 Oct 29, 62 Louisville July 4, 63
                  transferred to 17th Ind Vol
6th Ky Vet Cav - Co H mustered out
      Stanton, Thomas private Oct 3, 63? Louisville Sep 6, 65 Louisville
I can't remember where I got this info, sorry - maybe from the Civil War Database subscription?
      Stanton, Thomas age 28 in 1861
      residence Evansville, Ind
      enlisted 6/12/1861 Indiana 17th Inf, Co D
      mustered in "
      deserted 9/29/1862
----- enlisted 11/28/1861 at Louisville Kentucky Provost Guard
       mustered in "
       mustered out 10/3/1862 at Louisville
----- enlisted 10/3/1862 at Louisville KY Kentucky 6th Cav, Co H
       mustered in 9/15/1862
       mustered out 8/6/1865

1870 census - ?
Jefferson Co, KY - 7th Ward 012 4 June 1870
98-184 Stanton, Thomas 38 laborer Ireland ps foreign not citizen
also in the house: Prendergrass/Kile/Vosh/Berry/Murray/Gillahahy/Thompson/Welch/Glen

Stanton,Thomas to Marsie, Maggie 3 July 1871 by FA Brown JP

1880 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Boonville - taken 10 June - p. 221b line 1 - 159- 161 -
Stanton, Tom 39 laborer Ireland Ireland Ireland
               Margaret 28 Ky Ky Ky
               Ida J 9
               Charles 5
               Thomas 15/30
               William 15/30

1900 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Ward 2, house 115 taken June 7 - Division St (couldn't see number)
Stanton, Thomas b May 1835 age 65 married 25 yrs b Ire ps b Ire Immigrated 1846 pensioner
Maggie Aug 1849 50 " 5 children, 2 living Ky Ky Ky
Gus May 1880 20

Indiana State Board of Health - Certificate of Death (included in Civil War Documents File)
Warrick - Boon - Boonville - Thomas Stanton
male, white, married - Mattie Stanton - no date of birth given - age 67 years 2 months - occupation laborer - place of death Boonville Indiana - name of father: Michael Stanton
date of death 26 July 1903 - chief cause diarrhea & rheumatism - duration years - immediate cause - same - place of burial Maple Grove, proposed date of burial 28 July 1903 undertaker Geo Trimble

buried Maple Grove sec 2
Stanton, Thos - no dates - Co H 6th Ky Cav

Maggie
1910 Warrick Co, Ind - ED 103 (I think 163) Sheet 12-Boon Twp Ward 1
        315-312 Stanton, Maggie 56 - 3 children 2 living - she's living alone
1920 Warrick Co, Ind - 108-171-4-81 428 6th St
      Stanton, Maggie head rents f w 66 wid b. Ky father Tn, m Ky
1930 Warrick - Boonville - Ward 2 - p. 24a - line 32 -
      Stanton, Maggie - Head R - F W 75 Wid. all Ky
      Mundy, Tillie - servant - FW 60 (nurse)

Charles (Vada?)

Boonville Standard, Friday, June 12, 1896
One Year in the Pen -
The case of Vada Stanton, charged with stealing a watch of Peter Robinson, from DeForest station, while Robinson was in this city, on May 20, was tried Tuesday in circuit court before the regular jury. Several witnesses appeared against Stanton, who made no defense whatever. Stanton asked to see Robinson's watch and pulled it out of his pocket, but instead of putting back the watch, Stanton deftly shoved three fingers into the pocket, keeping the watch, but making the man believe he had returned it. Afterwards Stanton sold the watch for 75 cents.
The jury sentenced Stanton one year in State's prison. He was taken to the Jeffersonville penitentiary by Sheriff Cherry on Wednesday.
Stanton, Nevada - Jones, Grace M 14 Jan 1899 10-221
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)

Gus

Stanton, Gus to Lacer Myrtle May 16 May 1921 18-259
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)

Mary Ann Stanton b. ~1836 - d. 1883 or 1886

1853- Baker, Thomas m Mary A. Staunton, Feb 22, 1853 by Solomon Rhodes, MG.
Lant, Kay. Warrick County marriages, 1813-1859 : copied from the original bond books in Warrick County Courthouse. Evansville, Ind. (21 First Ave., Evansville 47710) Tri-State Genealogical Society, c1986.

1860 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - this one is quite faded in parts and difficult to read
   109 - Boon Twp taken 4 Sep
   Thomas F Baker 27 m farmer 1000 Indiana
       Mary A 23 f Ireland
       James H 6 m Ireland
       Laura 7 f
       Sarah 1 f
   John Stanton 18 m farmhand Ireland

1870 Census - Warrick County, Indiana
   p. 445 line 1 - 338
   Baker, Thomas F 36 m w farmer 600 300 Ind
           Mary A 33 Keeping House Ireland
           James H 16
           Leah Ann 13
           Sally Jane 10
           William 3
           John 5/12 all born Ind

?????1879 - Baker Mary to Baker Wm 23 March 1879 by JW Perigo MG
Warrick County, Indiana, marriage book 5, May 1873-March 1879 and marriage book 6, March 1879-January 1880 / copied and indices made by Mr. and Mrs. J. Oscar Phillips. [S.l. : s.n., 1966]

Mt Gilead Cemetery, Boon Twp
Stanton, John 2 Nov 1861 20 y Co I 25th Ind Inf
Mary Ann Baker 1836-1883 m
Thomas Co H 12 KY Cav
William S 1867-1910

?????Boonville Standard -Boonville, Warrick, Indiana - September 30, 1886 - p. 5, col 1
Died - at the residence of her husband, in Boonville, on Wednesday, at 10 o'clock a.m., Mary L., wife of Wm. Y. Baker, of consumption, aged 49 years. The burial will take place at Mt. Gilead, at 12 o'clock to-day.

husband Thomas
Civil War Records
Roster of Union Soldiers - Kentucky
Baker, Thomas T (or J/Thomas) 12th Cav - Co K, M, H - QMSgt

Sarah J Baker
1. Index to Warrick County, Indiana newspaper death notices and obituaries (1850-1900) / compiled by Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. Chrisney, Ind. : Newspaper Abstracts, 1996.
     Baker, Sallie 16 Dec 1872 Std - ILL claims no newspaper for this date
        (on the masthead of the Standard, it says founded in 1875, so)
                          17 Dec 1872 Enq - this particular issue missing from microfilm.
2. Baker, Sarah - Eifler, Jacob jr - 24 Aug 1876 (our Sarah would be about 16)
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)
1900 Indiana Warrick Book Twp p. 164 - line 19
    Eifler, Jacob head wm Oct 1854 45 m24 years Germany Germany Germany
           Sarah Jan 1856 44 m24 4children/4living Indiana unknown New York
           Lina Apr 1880 20 / George W Aug 1882 17 / Frieta Dec 1885 14
1910 Indiana Warrick 1st ward Boonville p. 47a SD1, ED162, Sheet 2a
   Eifler, Jacob G jead mw 56 m2times 32years all Germany - butcher
           Sarah 55 m1 32years 4ch/4liv Ind NY NY
           Laney dau 30 / George W son 27 / Frida dau 20
       Sargent, Anna M granddaughter
1930 Indiana Warrick 4th ward Boonville - SD79, ED173, Sheet 8a - 12 Jan
   Hullet Ephram M mw30 head m Ind Tn Ind engineer coal
           Frieda A 33 wife Ind Germ Ind
           Sargent Anna M step dau 12
           Eifler, Jacob father in law 69 wd butcher
    Russell nephew 18 miner
    Theodore nephew 13 butcher
    Wilder Mildred servant 17
3. Baker, Sarah E - Huffman, William A - 26 Apr 1886 (our Sarah about 26)
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)
                  Not found (by me) in the Indiana census indexes
4. Baker, Sarah I - Dillingham, Hosea - 8 March 1885 (our Sarah about 25)
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)
1900 Indiana Warrick 1st ward Boonville p. 176 - SD1, ED146, Sheet 10a - line 19, Locust Street
    Dillingham, Hosea wm Sept 1856 43 wd Ind Oh Ind day laborer
            Verna dau Dec 1885 14 / Alma dau Feb 1888 12 / Vernice Feb 1890 10 / Ottis son Jan 1892 - children all Ind Ind Ind
1910 Indiana Warrick 1st ward Boonville p. 50a - SD1, ED163, Sheet 5a
   Dillingham, Hosa head mw 49 wd Ind Ky Ind ditcher
           Dorothy dau fw 25 single
           Otis son 19 single - butcher

William S Baker
Baker, William S - Wilder, Ollie - 12 Oct 1897 (10-70)
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)
Mt. Gilead Cemetry
     Baker, Thomas Co H 12 KY Cav
     Baker, Mary Ann 1836-1883 m
     Baker, William S 1867-1910

John Y Baker
Baker, John Y - Miller, Ella - 5 Apr 1891 (8-217)
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley. [Chrisney? Ind. : S. Patmore, K. Manley], 1998 (Evansville, Ind. : Evansville Bindery)

1900 Indiana Warrick Boon - p. 164 - line 29
   Baker, John Y head wm Jan 1870 m9 years Ind Ind Ind
           Ella Apr 1871 m9 3children/ 3 living
           Mildred July 1893 6
           Claus? C July 1897 2
               (this is really difficult to decipher, but from the other cenuses it seems it is Omar C)
           Ottar R Jan 1900 4/12
1910 Indiana Warrick Boon - p. 35a - SD1, ED162, Sheet 5a - line 35
   Baker, John Y head mw 40 m1time for 19 years Ind Ind Ireland (hurrah!)
           Ella wife 39 3ch/3 living
           Mildred 17 / Cecil son 13 / Russel son 10
1920 Indiana Warrick Boon Twp - SD79, ED167, Sheet 1a - line 44
   Baker, John Y head owns, no mortgage mw49 married Ind Ind Ire farmer
           Ella wife 48 all Ind
           Mildred dau 26s / Omar C son 22s labor / Ottis R son 19s labor
    Miller, Onice? sister in law 36s
1930 Indiana Warrick Boon Twp - ED62-6, SD12 Sheet 3a, stamped 57 - April 4 - line 9 - Folsomville Road
   Baker, John Y head owns $1500 wm 60 age at marriage 21 farmer
           Ella 58 age at marriage 19
           Mildred 37s / Omar C 32s farmer / Otis R 30s farmer WW vet
Maple Grove Cemetery Section 10
   Baker, Otis R - 25 Jan 1900 - 1 Oct 1981 - WW2 (it says, but he was in WW1 - maybe in both?)
   Baker, O Cecil - 1897 - 1962
   Baker, Mildred - 1892 - 1958
   Baker, Ella - 1871 - 1941
   Baker, John Y - 1870 - 1932

Patrick Stanton b. Oct 1839 - d. 8 Dec 1915
1850 Census - Warrick County, Indiana
      159 - 30 Anderson
      160 Mary Stanton 37 F Ireland
              Thomas 17 farmer Ireland
               Mary 13
               Patsey 11
               John 8
             Michael 5
              Austin 3 all born Ireland

Civil War Records (pension file) Patrick Stanton

1861 Aug 20 Patrick N. Stanton Enl. 8-20-1861 "G" Co. IN 1st Cav.- Out. 9-12-1864 - Bugler
Roster of Union Soldiers - Indiana
      Stanton, Patrick 1st Ind Cav - Co G - bugler
List of Pensioners on the Roll - Indiana - Warrick Co
      Cert# 61,364 Stanton, Patrick N resides Newburgh injuries: g.s.w.l. knee monthly rate 4
Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana Indianapolis 1867
      1st Cav (28th Reg) - Co G mustered in 1861 mustered out
      Stanton, Patrick Warrick Co Aug 20      Sep 12, 64
Again, I'm not sure where this is from, but I think the Civil War Database Subscription
    Stanton, Patrick age 22 in 1861
    residence Warrick Co
    enlisted 8/20/1861 Indiana 1st Cavalry, Co I - bugler
    mustered in "
    mustered out 9/12/1864

1865 Stanton, Patrick to Mc Cool, Elizabeth 3 June 1865 by Aaron Long MG
Marriage book III of Warrick County, Indiana, July 1860-Sept. 1867 / compiled by Opal B. and J. Oscar Phillips. [S.l. : s.n., 197-?]

1870 Census - ?????

1877 Patrick incompt 1877 2058 Index to files in County Clerk's Office, Warrick Co, Ind

1880 Census Indiana Warrick - Boon Twp - taken 21 June - p. 195 l. 27 - 346- 347 -
   Stanton, Patrick wm 39 farmer Ireland Ireland Ireland
           Elizabeth 37 Ind SC Ky
           Ruth A 10
           Mary E 8
           Llewellyn (dau) 7
           William H 5
           Rosa 3

1888 Elizabeth McCool Stanton died 14 Sep 1888 (Civil War Documents file)

1900 Census Arkansas - Clay Co, Johnson Twp - Sup Dist 1, ED 7, sheet 1b - line 55
   Moses, John H - head wm Dec 1872 - 27 m 3y all Ind clerk rent house
           Rosa J wife wf Apr 1874 - 21 m 3y - 2ch 1 living - Ind Ire Ind
           James W son wm Dec 1897 2 s - Ark Ind Ind
   Stanton, Patrick H father in law wm Oct 1839 - 60 wid all Ire

1910 Census Illinois - Vermilion - Danville Twp SD 9, ED 134?, Sheet 20b - 3798
National Home Disabled Veteran Soldiers - taken 3 May 1910
Stanton, Patrick N mw 70 no information on birth - that's it

Danville Branch, National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers - 8 Dec 1915 (included in Civil War file)
report of Patrick's death - died of acute cardiac dilalation (sic) - widower - next of kin: Mrs Rosa Moses (daughter) Corning Arkansas

Ruth Anna Stanton
1889 Nov 21 Stanton Anna R to Martz Charles L (8-74)
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley.

Mt Gilead Cemetery
Marts, Ausie M 17 Oct 1890 - 1 mo 15 d - d/o C & RA
- Ruth A --- - 22 Jan 1891 - 22 y 7 m 27 d - w/o Charles

Mary Ellen Stanton
1892 Apr 10 Mary E to Bell Edward N (9-15)
       Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley.
        Boonville Weekly Enquirer, April 16, 1892
        marriage licenses:...Edward Bell and Mary Stanton
        [no write-up of any kind that I could find]

1900 Census Indiana Warrick Anderson - 52
Edwarm (sic) G Bell (index says Edward N) Mar 1868 32 wid In farmer

Edward N. Bell to Maude E Musgrave 4 Aug 1901 (10-512)

1910 Census Indiana Warrick Boon Twp 27a - SD1, ED161, Sheet 10a - 10 May
   Bell, Edward N head mw 42 m2times m8years Il Ind Ala coal miner
          M. Edna wife 26 m1 for 8 years 2ch/1living Ind Ind Il
          Edward son 7

Patrick Stanton
Boonville Weekly Enquirer, Saturday, September 10, 1892
Pattie Stanton, aged 18 years, died last Friday at his home in Yankeetown. He was a son of Patrick Stanton who formerly lived in this place.

Lulu Stanton
Boonville Weekly Enquirer, Saturday, January 9, 1892
-Lula Stanton, daughter of Patrick, aged 19 years, died January 1 after an illness of several months of consumption. The remains were interred at Maple Grove cemetery on Saturday.

Rosa Jane Stanton
1896 June 15 - Stanton, Rose to Moser (sic), John H (9-5112)
Warrick County, Indiana marriages, 1860-1940 / Sharon Patmore, Kristine Manley.
1900 Census Arkansas - Clay Co, Johnson Twp - Sup Dist 1, ED 7, sheet 1b - line 55
      Moses, John H - head wm Dec 1872 - 27 m 3y all Ind clerk rent house
      Rosa J wife wf Apr 1874 - 21 m 3y - 2ch 1 living - Ind Ire Ind
      James W son wm Dec 1897 2 s - Ark Ind Ind
   Stanton, Patrick H father in law wm Oct 1839 - 60 wid all Ire
1910 Census Arkansas - Randolph Co - Demun Twp - 52 / 174 - SD 2, ED 117, Sheet 5b - line 60
99 101 Moses, John H 35 m1 14 Ind Ind Ind foreman, handle factory
                   Rose 33 m1 14 6ch 5 living Ind Ire Ind
                   Willie 12
                   George 10
                  Johnnie 8
                  Opal 5
                  Paul 4 - children all Ark Ind Ind EXCEPT Johnnie Tenn Ind Ind
1920 Missouri, St Louis, St Louis - SD10, ED131, Sheet 7b
   Mosses, John mw 27 m Ark, Ark, Ark car repair, railroad
           Rose wife 44 Ind Ind Ind
           James 21
           Georgia dau 19
           Opal 15
           Frank 13
           Francis dau 9
           Joseph 6
           Lawrence 4 2/12
1930 Missouri, St Louis, St Louis - ED96-354, SD9, Sheet 11a, 101 - 242 Hickory St
Moses, John H head r 21 mw 57 married age 22, Ind Ind Ind car inspector railroad
      Rose wife fw 50 married age 15 Ind Il Il
      Paul 23 Ark painter contractor
      Joe 16 Ark shoe worker shoe factory
      Lawrence 14 Ark

Bates Hill Cemetery - Anderson Twp, Warrick County, Indiana
Moses, Rose 1878 - 1936
John H 1873 - 4 Aug 1957

John Stanton b. ~1842 d.2 Nov 1861

I think this first bit comes from the Civil War Database
   Stanton, John age 19 or 20 in 1861
   residence Warrick Co
   enlisted 8/19/1861 Indiana 25th Infantry, Co I
   no record of his mustering out
Roster of Union Soldiers - Indiana
      Stanton, John 25th Ind Inf - Co I - cpl
Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana (Indianapolis 1867)
      25th Reg Inf - Co I mustered in 1861
      Stanton, John Warrick Co Aug 19

Mt. Gilead Cemetery, Boon Twp, Warrick Co, Ind
Stanton, John 2 Nov 1861 20 y Co I 25th Ind Inf
next to Mary Ann & Thomas Baker

Michael Edward Stanton b. ~1842 - d. 8 May 1913

1860 Census - Warrick Co, Ind - 100-733 (804)
   Benjamin McCool 51 m farmer 800 Ky / Miranda? 50 f
           Polly A (or Sally) 24 f Ind/ Fletcher 20/Eleanor 18/Eithen f 18/ Elizabeth 18
   Michael Stanton 16 m Ireland

Civil War Records Michael Stanton

Enlisted in Civil War as a private; honorably discharged at war's end as a sargeant.
Enrolled Evansville, Ind. 20 Sept. 1861. Pvt. in Company "K", 42 Reg, Ind. Inf. Vol.
Discharged Louisville Ky 21 July 1865
described as: 5'7" tall, sandy complexion, blue eyes, light hair, occupationfarmer.
Roster of Union Soldiers - Indiana
      Stanton, Michael 42 Reg Ind Inf - Co K - Sgt
Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana (Indianapolis 1867)
      42nd Reg Inf - Co K
name                     where enrolled      mustered in 1861      remarks
Stanton, Michael     Warrick Co                           Oct 30   Vet. Mustered out July 21, 65 as Sgt.
Civil War Database Subscription???
    Stanton, Michael age 19 in 1861
    residence Warrick Co
    enlisted 10/30/1861 Indiana 42nd Inf, Co K
    re-enlisted 1/1/1864
    mustered out 7/21/1865 Louisville

1868 Stanton, Michael E to Deweese Mary P 18 June 1868 by FA Brown JP
Marriage record book 4, Warrick County, Indiana, Sept. 1867-May 1873 / copied ... by Opal B. Phillips ; indexed ... by Opal B. & J. Oscar Phillips.[S.l. : s.n., 1966?]

1870 Census Warrick County, Indiana p. 449b line 23 (419-423)
   Stanton, Michael 24 mw farmer 100 Ireland
           Mary P 20 Ky
           John 5/12 Ind (Jany)

1880 Census Warrick County, Indiana - Boon Twp - taken 14 June 1880 - p. 189 line 18 house 214
   Stanton, Michael mw 37 farmer Ireland Ireland Ireland
        Mary P 26 Ky Ky Ky
        John 10 farmer
        Alice B 8
        Michael 6
        Flora 2/12 Apr

1897 July 9 Mary Polly (Michael's wife) died - buried Mt. Gilead

Boonville Standard - July 9, 1897
Mrs. Mike Stanton, of this place, died last Sunday, after a lengthy illness of a complication of troubles. The deceased was 49 years of age, and leaves eight living children. Burial took place Monday at Mt. Gilead cemetery, south of Boonville, Rev. E.B. Landis, of the C.P. church, officiating.
Boonville Weekly Enquirer - Boonville, Indiana - July 9, 1897 Mrs. Mike Stanton, died, July 4, 1897, after a long and serious illness and much suffering. She professed religion when quite young and died triumphant in the faith. Funeral services were held at her home at 2 o'clock, Monday afternoon, after which the remains were taken to theri last resting place, Mt. Gilead burying grounds. Peace be to her memory. The deceased leaves a husband and eight children to mourn her loss. The bereaved family have our deepest sympathy.

1900 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Ward 2, house 149 taken June 8, 1900 - 137 Division St
   Stanton, Michael b. Aug 1841 age 58 widowed b Ire f b Ire m b Ire day laborer
        Flora daughter Apr 1880 20 single Ind Ire Ky
        Clarence Feb 1882 18
        Jonah Feb 1885 15 at school
        Pearl Mar 1889 11

1910 Census - Vanderburgh County, Indiana
ED 95 Sheet 6A - Pigeon Twp - 4th Pct Evansville - taken 21 April - 1210 S Governor St - 131-132
   Miller Ulysses A. head m w 39 m2 married 4 yrs. Ind Ind Ky. carpenter. E&OH RR.
        Alice B. wife fw 38 m1 - m 4 yrs - 2 ch, 2 alive - Ind Ire(English) Ky
        Lillian H daughter fw 2 s Ind Ind Ind
        James E. son m w 1 s Ind Ind Ind
   Stanton, Michael father in law mw 69 wd Ire English, Ire English, Ire English - year of immigration ? naturalization ?

1913 Michael died

Maple Grove Cemetery, Boonville, Warrick Co
Stanton, Michael Sgt Co K 42 Ind Inf -Maple Grove Section 2

Boonville Standard - Boonville, Indiana - 16 May 1913 - front page
War Veteran Dies (Evansville Courier, 10th)
Edward Michael Stanton, 70 years old, who for the past six years has been making his home with his daughter, Mrs. V. A. Miller, 1000 Cherry Street, died at the home at 9:50 o'clock
Thursday night.
Mr. Stanton was born in Ireland and came to this country when a small boy. He was a member of the Forty-second Indiana regiment during the civil war. Mr. Stanton is survived by four
sons: Clarence, of Owensboro, Ky.; Jonah, of Boonville, Ind.; John, living in West Virginia, and Rufus 2110 Division street, this city, and three daughters, Mrs. Miller, of this city, and Mrs. Pearl Gray and Miss Flora Stanton, of Boonville.
The remains will be taken to Boonville this morning at 9 o'clock, where funeral services and burial will take place. Members of the Forty-second Indiana and G.A,R, will assist in the funeral rites.

Boonville Weekly Enquirer Boonville, Indiana Friday, May 16, 1913 p. 3 bottom of column 4
Edward Michael Stanton, 70 years old, who for the past six years has been making his home with his daughter, Mrs. V. A. Miller, 1000 Cherry street, Evansville, died at the home at 9:50 o'clock Thursday night. Mr. Stanton was born in Ireland and came to this country when a small boy. He was a member of the forty-second Indiana regiment during the civil war. The remains were brought to Boonville Friday morning at 9 o'clock, where funeral services and burial took place. Members of the forty-second Indiana G.A.R. assisted at the funeral.

John Stanton

???1900 West Virginia - Ming - Harvey, Dist 89 - SD3, ED89, Sheet 6b - 4 June
   Stanton, John boarder mw Jan 1870 30 Ind Ireland Ky coal miner
        - Emily Creston’s boarding house
1910 Census - Raleigh County, West Virginia - Prosperity - SD 5, ED 179, Sheet 16a - taken 2 May 1910
55 Cranberry 272-272 - line 46
   Stanton, John head mw 39 m1 9 Ind Ire Ky miner, coal
           Daisy wife fw 28 m1 9 WV Va Va
           Elmo dau fw 8s / Austin son mw 7s / Elva dau fw 5s /
           Ethel dau fw 3 all WV Ind WV
1920 Census - West Virginia - Raleigh Co - Eccles 47 - ED170 - 4 - 43
Staunton, Austin lodger mw 19s WV Ind WV tracklayer - coal mine

Alice Belle Stanton

1900 Census - Warrick County, Indiana -Greer - SD1, ED149 sheet 7a (stamp 218) line 39
142-142 Miller, Ulysses head wm Oct 1868 - 31 m 10 y - all Ind -day laborer, rents
                       Dora wife Mar 1869 - 31 m 10 y - 4ch 2 living - Ind NC Ind
                       Clyda dau wf June 1896
                       Estel dau wf Aug 1898
1900 Census - Vanderburgh County, Indiana
SD 1, ED 83 Sheet 6b (written 2984) - Pigeon Twp - Evansville - 5 June - 314 Washington Ave
   Conker, Etta - head, plus grandson & daughter
   Stanton, Alice wf Dec 1872 - 27 single - Ind Ire Ky - servant

1910 Census - Vanderburgh County, Indiana
ED 95 Sheet 6A - Pigeon Twp - 4th Pct Evansville - taken 21 April - 1210 S Governor St - 131-132
   Miller Ulysses A. head m w 39 m2 married 4 yrs. Ind Ind Ky. carpenter. E&OH RR.
        Alice B. wife fw 38 m1 - m 4 yrs - 2 ch, 2 alive - Ind Ire(English) Ky
        Lillian H daughter fw 2 s Ind Ind Ind
        James E. son m w 1 s Ind Ind Ind
   Stanton, Michael father in law mw 69 wd Ire English, Ire English, Ire English - year of immigration ? naturalization ?

1920 Census - Vanderburgh 102-116-7-63 (census 8-9 Jan) - 1000 Cherry Street
   Miller, Ulysses A rents m w 49 m Ind f Ind m Ky car repair - railroad
       Alice B 48 Ind, f Ire, m Ky
       Lillian H 12 / Franklin 11/ William R 9 all Ind

1930 Census - Vanderburgh - Pigeon Twp - ED82-38, SD12, Sheet 12a Stamp 102 - Apr 12 - line 37 406
184-184 Miller, Ulyses A head rents $25/mo no radio mw56 married - age at first marriage 35 - Ind Ind Ky - carpenter railroad, not a vet.
Alice E wife fw54 m34 Ind Ire Ky
Frank son mw21 s Ind Ind Ind no occ

Boonville Enquirer, Boonville, Indiana. Friday September 7, 1934
Sleeping Sickness Victim
Mrs. Alice Stanton Miller, 62, wife of W.A. Miller, died Saturday afternoon at her home at 513 South Willow road, Evansville, her death having been caused by sleeping sickness. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at the Olivet Presbyterian church at Evansville, Rev. W. T. Pearcy being in charge. Burial was in Maple Grove cemetery in Boonville. Mrs. Miller is survived by the husband, W. A. Miller; two daughters, Mrs. L. L. Blakeman and Mrs. William Way, both of Evansville; two sons, Robert and Frank Miller, of Evansville; two sisters Mrs. Stephen Miller of Evansville, and Mrs. Homer Polk of Boonville; three brothers, Clarence Stanton of Owensboro, Ky., Jonah Stanton of Boonville, and Rufus Stanton of Detroit, Mich; and three grandchildren.

Rufus Stanton

1902 June 25 Rufus Stanton m Maggie Lou Bessie Darr by RM Borrett Minister Warrick Co

1910 Census - Vanderburgh County, Indiana - p. 190- 3rd W. Evansville- SD1, ED 104, Sheet 2b- written 805 Pigeon Twp - Evansville city - 15 Apr 1910 - 317 2nd Avenue
Darr, Rebecca head fw 54 married 1x 35yrs 7 ch 5 living Ind Ky Ky no occ. rents house
        Henry son mw 28 single all Ill(sic) carpenter - odd work
   Condit, Mary daughter fw 25 m 7y 2ch 2 living
   Stanton, Bessie daughter fw 23 m 8y 2ch 2 living -wife of Rufus, daughter-in-law of Michael
   Darr, Ida daughter fw 21 s
        Lottie daughter fw 16 s
   Stanton, Ruthie granddaughter fw 6 Ind Ky Il - daughter of Rufus, Michael's granddaughter
        Elmer 4 - son of Rufus, Michael's grandson
   Condit, Elsa granddaughter 6 Ind Oh Il
        Roy 2

1920 Census -Vanderburgh County, Indiana - 605 William Street Evansville
   Stanton, Rufus - head - rents house - m w 42 - read, write - Ind Ind Ind - miner coal mine
        Bessie wife f w 36 Ind
        Ruth 17 Ind (Ruth also in census in Detroit)
        Elmer 15 Ill
        Dorothy 7 Ind

1920 Census - Wayne County, Michigan - 1632 14th Street
Stevens, Charlotte - head - rents - f w 25 married, reads, writes, b. Ind. father b. Ill, m. Ind - roller in a cigar factory
Stanton, Ruth - niece - f w 16 single b. Ind, parents b Ind - roller in a cigar factory

Flora Stanton

1920 Census - Indiana Vigo Harrison Twp - 7th Wd Terre Haute -SD5, ED 162, Sheet 3a - 3 Jan
1708 N 13th St -
Miller, Stephen head r 39 m b. at sea, f m b. England - miner, coal
Flora wife 39 m Ind Ire France!

1930 Census - Indiana Vanderburgh Evansville Pigeon Twp - ED82-24, SD12, Sheet 9b - Apr 9
1510? W Louisana St - 201-201
Miller Stephen head rents $22/mo mw50 m 21 at first marriage Eng Eng Eng - English - year of immigration 1880, naturalized - miner in coal mine
Flora wife fw49 m age 22 Ind Ind Ind no occ

Boonville Enquirer, Boonville, Indiana. December 7, 1934. p. 3 bottom right.
Mrs Stephan Miller, 53, Fifth avenue and Allen's lane, Evansville, died at 10:10 o'clock Sunday morning at her home. Surviving, in addition to the husband, are three brothers, Clarence Stanton of Owensboro, Ky., Rufus Stanton of Detroit, and Jone Stanton of Boonville, and a sister, Mrs. Omar Polk of Boonville. Funeral services were held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home. Burial was in Locust Hill cemetery.

Clarence Stanton

1920 Census - Kentucky - Daviess 21-37-8-55 - Owensboro, Precinct 1 - taken 14 Jan 1920
1605 W Fifth St
   Stanton, Clarence, owner, mortgage-free, m w 37 married b. Ind, father b Ireland - mother-tongue Irish. mother b US, laborer, woodworker
        Florence wife fw 37 Ky Ky Ky
        John Edward son 8 Ky Ind Ky
        Aletha Pearl 6
        Martha Estelle 4

1930 Census - Kentucky - Daviess - Owenboro, precinct 2 - ED30-2, SD10, Sheet 3b - Apr 4
1318 W First St - 64-72
   Stanton, Clarence head owns house worth $2500, no radio, mw 48 married age 28 Ind N. Ire US - machinist at some Mill
        Florence wife fw 48 m28 Ky Ky Ky no occ given
        John E son mw18 s Ky Ind Ky salesman - door to door
        Pearl A daughter fw 15 s school Ky Ind Ky
        Martha J daughter fw15 (I assume I copied this wrong) s school Ky Ind Ky
   Sands, Mattie mother-in-law fw74 Ky Ky Ky

Jonah Stanton

1907 Jonah Stanton m. Clara Shoulders
Stanton, Jonah & Shoulders Clara 1907 705
Index to records, Clerk's Office, Warrick County, Ind. / Warrick Co. Chapter DAR. Utica, Ky. : McDowell Publications, c1981

1910 Indiana Warrick 163-18-18 Boonville Ward 2 - 343 Oak Street -
Stanton, Jonah 25 m 2yrs laborer
Clara B 20
Madge J 11/12

1920 Indiana Warrick Boon Twp 108-170-2-26 (census 2 Jan) - 903 S 3rd St
Stanton, Jonah, head, owns, mortgage, m w 35 Ind parents born Ind miner - coal mine
        Clara wife f w 30 m Ind ps Ind
        Madge dau 10
        Charles F son, 3/12

1930 Warrick - Boonville - Ward 1 p. 16b - line 94 (taken Apr 8)- 905 X street (forgot to copy)
Stanton, Jonah - head r doesn't live on farm) mw 45 married; age at first marriage 22; b. Ind, ps b. Indiana; worked as laborer in coal mine; not a veteran
Clara - wife - F W 40 married; age 19...all Ind
Charles F - son - M W 10 single

Maple Grove Cemetery - Section 5
Clara B. Stanton 1889-1956
Jonah Stanton 1885-1964
Mike 1924 -1924

Pearl Stanton

Gray, Lempha & Stanton, Agnes Pearl mar lic 11-30-1909 1140
Index to records, Clerk's Office, Warrick County, Ind. /Warrick Co. Chapter DAR. Utica, Ky. : McDowell Publications, c1981.

1910 Census - Vanderburgh County, Illinois - 7 Wd, Evansville - Knight Twp - p. 78b - Washington Ave
60-62 Martin, Thomas head mw 43 m2 6
Sadie wife fw 27 m1 6 0 0
Gray, Lempha boarder mw 20 m1 0 Ind Ind Ind edger, saw mill
Pearl boarder fw 20 m1 0 Ind Ire Ky
Fred son mw 15 s / Irene dau fw 12 s / Robert s mw 9s (these must be Martins!)

1918 - Lempky Gray died
Maple Grove Cemetery, Section 2 - Lenpha Gray 30 Nov 1889 - 4 Nov 1918

1920 Census - Warrick County, Indiana - Elkhart St (no number) census taken 13 Jan
   Polk Homer, rents m w 37 m Ind miner coal
        Pearl 27
       Melvin Gray stepson 6, Richard Gray stepson 3 3/12

1930 Census - Warrick County, Indiana- p. 27a
   Polk, Homer - head R ($10/mo rent) M W 52 married; age at first marriage 28 - all Ind - junk dealer
        Pearl - wife - FW 29 married, 1st time 19 - all Ind
   Gray, Richard MW 13 single
   Polk, LaVerne 9 M
            Harold 7
            Kenneth 4
            Floyd 2

Freedom Cemetery - Boon Twp
   Polk, Homer 1882-1957
            Pearl A 1892 - 1976
   Polk, H Vern 19 Aug 1920 - 24 Jan 1972 WW2 Hobert L
           Ruth M 1923 - nc
   Polk, Louis Donald 1930 - 1984 Korea

Austin Stanton b. ~1847 - d. ?

This first bit comes (I think) from the Civil War Database
      Stanton, Auston age 14 in 1861, age 17 in 1864
      residence Boonville
      enlisted 3/8/1864 Indiana 120th Inf, Co E
      mustered in “
      mustered out 1/8/1866
Roster of Union Soldiers Indiana
      Stanton, Austin 120 Ind Inf - Co E
Report of the Adjutant General of the State of Indiana (Indianapolis 1867)
      120 - Co E                           mustered in 1864          mustered out
      Stanton, Auston Boonville        Jan 20                       Jan 8, 66

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