Born 22 APR 1859. Indiana. [1] [2]
Married Husband Jahew M. Stanley. Wife Elizabeth Wogoman. DEC 1884. Kansas. [3] [4]
Notes
He was called Anna J., female, in 1870 and just J., female, in 1875. Name also spelled Jehu.
From the Peoples Voice, Welllington, Kansas, Thu., May 19, 1898, p. 6: The page is a history of the township of Sumner in Sumner County, and includes a township map that shows in section 6, Jahew Stanley who came in 1880 from Indiana, P. O. Conway Springs.
From The Wellingtonian (Wellington, Kansas), 13 Mar 1884, Thu, Page 3: The list of letters left in the Wellington post office as of March 3rd includes Jay Stanley.
From the Conway Springs Star (Northfield, Kansas), 04 Sep 1885, Fri, Page 3: Mr. J. M. Stanley returned this week from Wichita county, where he has taken two claims. He speaks very highly of the country.
From The Scott County Lever (Scott City, Kansas), 02 Feb 1888, Thu, Page 3: Public notice that Jahew Stanley intends to make final proof of his claim for SW 1/4 Sec 31, T19S, R34W in Scott County, KS on March 16, 1888.
From the Conway Springs Star (Northfield, Kansas), 25 Jan 1889, Fri, Page 3: Northwest Sumner - Jay Stanley has a very sick child. ... Jay Stanley has returned from the territory and is looking for a farm to rent.
From the Conway Springs Star (Northfield, Kansas), 08 Mar 1890, Sat, Page 5: J. M. Stanley, of Norwich, was a caller at this office Monday. He with his wife came over to visit Mrs. Stanley's father, Mr. M. Wagoman, who resides a few miles north of here.
From the Conway Springs Star (Northfield, Kansas), 14 Nov 1902, Fri, Page 5: J. M. Stanley has the premium for turnips this year. He left a couple at this office Tuesday which would almost fill a peck measure, and have a fine flavor. He has plenty to supply the county at 25 cents a bushel.
From the Conway Springs Star (Northfield, Kansas), 13 Feb 1903, Fri, Page 2: J. M. Stanley of Conway Springs is on a list of prior purchasers in an ad for the Great Majestic Steel Range, a cookstove.
From the Conway Springs Star (Northfield, Kansas), 23 Sep 1904, Fri, Page 5: J. Stanley sold his farming implements and stock at public sale last Friday and has moved to his claim in Beaver county, O.T. His brother will move here from Oklahoma and live on the farm east of town, which is owned by their mother.
From The Hooker Advance (Hooker, Oklahoma), 29 Jan 1909, Fri, Page 7: Public notice that Jahew M. Stanley, of Hooker, Okla., intends to make final proof of his claim for SW 1/4 Sec 29, T6N, R17E, (entered Dec. 10, 1903), at Tyrone, Okla., Feb. 24, 1909.
In 1920 his widow and youngest daughter, now married, were in Lacey, Thurston County, Washington, indexed as Woodward Valley, written as Woodland Pct.
Census
1885 Sumner Twp, Sumner County, Kansas. [5]
1900 Sumner Twp, Sumner County, Kansas. [6]
1910
Hooker, Texas, Oklahoma.
[7]
Died
15 JUL 1917.
Buffalo, Hooker, Oklahoma.
[8] [9] Note: obit says d. 15 July, tombstone says 17 July.
Buried Odd Fellows Memorial Park and Mausoleum Tumwater, Thurston County, Washington. https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/38555657/jahew-m-stanley
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