Dublin, Georgia Stanley Family Reunion 2008
May 10, 2008
Dublin, GA
Registration Materials Available NOW!!!!!
The Stanley family of the Dublin, GA area will host their annual reunion on May 10.  For details and location contact Robert M Duggan, 132 Lower Meigs Road, Moultrie, GA 31768.  We are looking forward to having a great reunion.   Please join us.

National Stanley Family Reunion 2008
Returning to Our Roots - New Garden
NSFA Celebrates Greensboro Bicentennial
June 20-21, 2008
Greensboro, NC
Registration Materials Available NOW!!!!!
The 2008 National Stanley Family Association will be held at Guilford College, 5800 West Friendly Ave, Greensboro, NC with tours to interesting sites in that area.  More information is available now!!  Please go to www.stanleyfamily.org/2008reunion/2008reunion.php   There are the description of the area, agenda, registration forms, directions to get there and much, much, more!  Please send in your registration NOW.  Sure hope to see you there.

NSFA 2006 Reunion Highlights
June 23-24, 2006
Cedar Rapids/West Branch, Iowa

On June 23 and 24, 2006, National Stanley Family Association cousins from across the nation gathered and renewed friendships and met new cousins.  The reunion was held at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa in the Gage Memorial Union, at 1220 First Avenue NE with tours to interesting sites in West Branch, Iowa.  A report will hopefully appear here soon.  For more pre-reunion information, go to www.stanleyfamily.org/2006reunion/2006reunion.php
   NSFA 2005 Reunion Highlights  
Return to the Old Dominion
 June 24, 25, 2005
Hanover County, Virginia
  • Brief Highlights by Art Stanley (Outgoing President)
  • New President - Paul L. Stanley
  • Stanley Cup Presented to Earl & June Stanley
  • 2005 NSFA Annual Report presented by Art Stanley. (Note: You must be a member and logged into this website to view this item.)

NEW NSFA WEB SITE IS HERE!

Some of the functions will require logging in with a username and password. If you would like to do that now and you don't have your username/password assigned yet, (and we encourage you to do so), please send an email to Stan White to request your username and password account to be set up. We are quite excited about this new site and want to share it. So please take a look at it and give us your comments. Please send your comments/suggestions/
corrections to David Stanley, Webmaster. Thanks and have fun.

THE NATIONAL STANLEY FAMILY ASSOCIATION
ANNOUNCES THE SIXTH EDITION
In the "Stanley And Allied Families" Genealogical Series
(Published in cooperation with Gateway press)

VOLUME X

The descendants of THOMAS STANLEY, third child of
Thomas and Elizabeth (Crew) Stanley
INCLUDING VOLUME 23
The descendants of Agatha (Stanley) Stanley
First child of John & Martha (Hutchins) Stanley
Compiled by David Casner Stratton
Released JUNE 25, 2004

ORDER FORM: Please go to Books.

DID THOMAS1 HAVE MORE CHILDREN THAN HIS THREE SONS JAMES2, THOMAS2 JR., and JOHN2?
We have received recent word from various sources that perhaps Thomas1 did indeed have other children than his three documented sons of our lineage. Do you know of others? NSFA would welcome communication from any source that could help clarify these relationships. See Page One for how to be in touch with us. We look forward to hearing from you!

(Excerpted from NSFA current Newsletter Vol.15, No.1, January 2004)

STANLEY SURNAME DNA PROJECT
The following information is shared for interest and information only!
NSFA knows nothing about the integrity of the website or the information.
Visit www.stanleysurnamenetwork.org

The Stanley Surname DNA Project officially began Sept.17, 2003 in an effort to establish Y-DNA profiles of the numerous Stanley family groups. These profiles may enable Stanley family researchers to find a common ancestor and thus connect. The Stanley Surname DNA Project, one of over 200 surname projects in the U.S. was created to take advantage of this new scientific approach, in an attempt to determine which Stanley family groups are related and have common ancestors.

Scientists have discovered that the DNA in the Y-chromosome, found only in males, is passed from father to son, virtually unchanged, except for rare (and random) mutations. By testing these chromosome segments, it is possible to determine if two or more living males are related, and approximately when they had a common ancestor. The purpose of the project of the Stanley Surname DNA Project is to provide an opportunity for males with the Stanley surname to participate in a DNA test, with the possibility of matching the DNA of other participants and thus establishing a possible genetic link between two or more participants. Female Stanley descendants are encouraged to participate by having a male Stanley relative take the test.