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ISAAC STANLEY.
(1 TIMOTHY.)
Youngest child of Timothy and Elizabeth Stanley, the emigrants, born March 10, 1648; married Mary (???), and died in Hadley, September 2, 1671, leaving no children. His estate amounted to
207. 02. 10. For the settlement of the estate the following agreement was made between his mother and his widow:

"It is agreed betwixt Elizabeth Bacon & Mary Standly, for ye setling of ye estates of Andrew Bacon & Isaack Standly disposed of to ye sd persons by ye will of Andrew Bacon, yt ye Relict or Widdow of Isaack Standlie shall have forthwith set out unto her proper use & proprietie, to her & her Assignees forever, One Hundred fortie fowr Pounds fowrteen shillings out of ye living stock & movable goods. And ye Rest of ye Estates aforementioned to be to Elizabeth ye Relict of Andrew Bacon, to her & her Assignes forever. Provided that in case any Issue or Posteritie of Isaack Standley deceased shall hereafter appeare or be borne then ye sd Posteritie shall possess according to the dispose of Andrew Bacon, by virtue of his last Will & Testament."

                                           Dated Sept 27 1671
                                                  Elizabeth   S  Bacon
                                                         her mark.
                                                     Mary   m  Standly
                                                        her mark.
The above sayd agreement being presented to
ye Corte at Springfield September 27 1671
& was approved of by ye sayd Corte.
       As attests
       Elizur Holyok, Recorder.



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HANNAH STANLEY.
(1 TIMOTHY, 5 CALEB.)
Second child of Caleb and Hannah (Cowles) Stanley, born October 13, 1666; married, in 1683. Capt. Roger Pitkin, eldest child of William and Hannah (Goodwin) Pitkin. He owned the covenant November 22, 1685. Both received to full communion in 1st church in Hartford, August 14, 1692. She died November 1, 1703, aged 37. He died November 24, 1748, aged 87.




 
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