Elizabeth Anne Ballou and Lucien Bliss Stanley

LUCIEN BLISS STANLEY, son of HANNAH CRANMER and DANIEL SUTHERLAND STANLEY, was born March 13, 1839 in Northfield, Summit, Ohio, and died March 7, 1920 in Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.⁶¹⁹ He is buried in Northfield Macedonia Cemetery, Summit County, Ohio.^{619, 44, 4920}

He married ELIZABETH ANNE BALLOU on December 7, 1867 in Kingsville, Ashtabula, Ohio,³⁵ daughter of SUSAN CAROLINE VAN BUREN and EMOR SMITH BALLOU. She was born April 17, 1850 in Providence, Saratoga, New York,²⁶² and died May 22, 1925 in East Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.²⁶² She is buried in Northfield Macedonia Cemetery, Summit County, Ohio.^{44, 4920}

• Ancestor Report (Elizabeth Anne Stanley)

• Descendant Reports
  • Samuel Stanley Descendant Report (Ancestor of Lucien B. Stanley)
  • Joseph Baker Descendant Report (Ancestor of Lucien B. Stanley)
  • William Sutherland Descendant Report (Ancestor of Lucien B. Stanley)
  • Charles Germaine Descendant Report (Ancestor of Lucien B. Stanley)
  • Jeremiah Cranmer Descendant Report (Ancestor of Lucien B. Stanley)
  • Joshua Cole Descendant Report (Ancestor of Lucien B. Stanley)
  • Robert Pike Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Valentine Whitman Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Eleazer Arnold Jr. Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Eleazer Albee Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • John Smith Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Captain John Whipple Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Maturin Ballou Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • John Sayles Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Roger Williams Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Elisha Smith Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Pardon Davis Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Barent Van Buren Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)
  • Reverend Joshua Winsor Descendant Report (Ancestor of Elizabeth A. Ballou)

Children of ELIZABETH ANNE BALLOU and LUCIEN BLISS STANLEY:

1. ADELBERT BALLOU STANLEY, b. January 5, 1870, Ashland, Saunders, Nebraska;³⁵⁶⁰ m. ROSE MAY STAMBAUGH on January 18, 1893 in Ashland, Saunders, Nebraska^{3520, 30}; d. July 27, 1941, Naponee (rural), Franklin, Nebraska.²³
2. EDNA MABEL STANLEY, b. August 1, 1874, Ohio;³⁵⁶⁰ m. (1) NORRIS L. THOMAS on May 17, 1913 in Cuyahoga County, Ohio²³⁷³, m. (2) DELBERT FLORELL CLARK on October 29, 1925 in Havelock, Lancaster, Nebraska⁷⁷⁸²; d. January 24, 1936, Lincoln, Lancaster, Nebraska.^{1514, 4312}
3. MARTIN EMOR STANLEY, b. December 22, 1876, Nebraska;^{3560, 619} m. ELSIE CAMPBELL on November 25, 1915²¹; d. July 3, 1920, Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio.⁶¹⁹



Military Service

Work History

Newspaper Articles

Plain Dealer, August 14, 1887²⁹⁵⁴

Mrs. M. W. Stanley and Mrs. L. B. Stanley and son of Collinwood are the guests of Mrs. D. Smith of Doan street.

Ashland Gazette, April 19, 1895

Town & Country

Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Stanley and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Shepard drove over to Greenwood, Sunday to see Mrs. John Green, who started for San Antonio, Texas, Monday in search of health.

C. F. Shepard left Monday, on two weeks trip to San Antonio and other Texas points.

Ashland Gazette, January 14, 1898⁸¹⁸⁸

Lucean B. Stanley of Ashland, Neb., has invented a brake for elevators. It consists of an automatic grip, which takes hold of the girder on the sides of the elevator shaft when the cable breaks or becomes slack. It is also provided with spiral springs that take up the slack if the cable becomes loose. Mr. Stanley solicits correspondence with manufacturers.—N. Y. Tribune, Jan. 5, 1898

Ashland Gazette, April 7, 1899⁸¹⁸⁹

L. B. Stanley has disposed of his interests here and will shortly move to a new location in Indiana, where he will resume his former business, that of railroad contractor. W. N. Becker, jr. purchased the farm of 77 acres northeast, and W. J. Bryan purchased the home place just north of the city. We regret to lose Mr. Stanley as a citizen, and wish him prosperity and success in his new location.

Ashland Gazette, April 14, 1899⁸¹⁹⁰

L. B. Stanley left Wednesday for his new location at Elkhart, Indiana. Owing to the illness of Mrs. Stanley, the family has not gone and will probably not be able to go for the present. They will move into the W. J. Bryan house on Fifth street, for which they traded in the deal recorded last week.

Ashland Gazette, November 24, 1899⁸¹⁹¹

A. D. Stanley and family arrived in the city from Indiana the fore part of the week with their household effects and we understand will remain till Spring, when they will move onto a farm in Merrick county, having traded their eastern property for a farm there. We also are informed that L. B. Stanley will return to Nebraska in the spring. One who once gets in touch with Nebraska is always impelled to return if once they are allured away.

Plain Dealer, February 19, 1901²⁹⁶⁴

Want Franchise in Lake County.

SPECIAL TO THE PLAIN DEALER.

PAINESVILLE, O., Feb. 18—C. W. Goodrich and P. W. Tuttle of Geneva and L. B. Stanley of Collinwood, promotors of a Geneva-Fairport-Painesville electric road, appeared before the county commissioners here this afternoon and asked a franchise in this county. They have already secured franchises east from Geneva to the state line.

Plain Dealer, March 30, 1915²⁹⁶⁵

ONE WHOLE WEEK WITHOUT SLEEP

L. B. Stanley, Who Lives At No. 905 East 149th Street, Cleveland

Relates Astonishing Story Regarding His Wife, Who Suffered Terribly.

A true formula should have three essentials. First, it should give quick relief; second, it should destroy germs of disease, and third, it should build up new tissue.

The first is to insure the necessary confidence that the sufferer must have in the remedy. Second, is to completely eliminate the cause of the diseased condition, and the third is to build up new tissue to give nature a change to invigorate every organ of the body.

That this is what Plant Juice, the new herbal stomach remedy, is doing is being demonstrated every day by the numerous testimonials received from every city where it has been introduced. Since Plant Juice has been introduced in Cleveland, scores of local people have testified to benefits received. Recently the signed statement was received from Mr. L. B. Stanley, who resides at 905 East 149th St., Cleveland. Mr. Stanley has lived here for 40 years and is a prominent Contractor and Builder, and is well known throughout the city. He stated:

"My wife has been a sufferer from stomach trouble, indigestion, dyspepsia and rheumatism for 25 years. I have had to bathe her in alcohol and witch hazel for seven months, for she was bedfast. She had pains in her shoulders and back and was very nervous. The least little noise would annoy her, and I even had to stop the clock on account of it ticking. Her stomach was so bad that her food did not digest, and she would bloat from the gas. I read in the papers where Plant Juice had cured some of our Cleveland friends and she has decided to try it. She has not taken almost three bottles, and I can say that she can now sleep at nights, where previously she went an entire week without sleep. She eats fine, and her stomach no longer pains her. In fact, her general health has improved 75 per cent, since taking your medicine and she no longer suffers from aches or pains. We most certainly indorse Plant Juice."

Obituaries

Ashland Gazette, March 18, 1920²⁶⁶⁸

L. B. STANLEY

Word has been received that L. B. Stanley had died at his home in Collinwood, Ohio, Sunday morning, March 7, and was laid to rest on March 10th, in the Northfield cemetery, just a few miles from the home of his birth. Mr. Stanley came to Nebraska in 1867, and took a homestead west of Ashland. He built a snug grout cottage, then went back to Ohio and was united in marriage to Elizabeth Anna Ballou. They moved onto their homestead and for a number of years resided in this state. The greater part of Mr. Stanley's life was spent in public contracting, his work reaching out over the central states and Canada. Mr. Stanley was of an old Methodist family and died in that faith. He was a veteran of the Civil war. He united with the Masonic lodge in 1864. Funeral services were held from his late home. He leaves to mourn his going, his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Norris Thomas of Collinwood, O., and A. B. Stanley, of Ashland, Nebr.

May 24, 1925¹⁵³⁴

Stanley-Elizabeth (nee Ballou), widow of the late Lucien Stanley, mother of Mabel E. Stanley, entered into rest Friday afternoon, May 22, at the home of her daughter. Funeral Sunday, May 24, from the home of her daughter, 13917 Alder avenue, East Cleveland, at 2 p. m. Kindly omit flowers.

Cemetery Pictures



Northfield-Macedonia Cemetery, Northfield, Summit, Ohio

The Stanley family has a large plot in the Northfield-Macedonia cemetery. There is a large pillar with Daniel & Hannah Stanley and their children listed on both sides. Lucien's parents, Daniel & Hannah Stanley, are listed on the front side.

Census Records

Date	Location	Enumerated Names
July 23, 18501721	Providence, Saratoga, New York	Elizabeth Ann Rogers Wells Pardon Davis Emor Smith Ballou Susan Caroline Van Buren Susan Hester Ballou Elizabeth Anne Ballou
October 28, 18501507	Northfield, Summit, Ohio	Daniel Sutherland Stanley Hannah Cranmer Daniel Carpenter Stanley Mary Stanley Abraham Henry Stanley Esther Ann Stanley Morris Wesley Stanley Sarah Stanley Lucien Bliss Stanley Emeline C. Stanley Wilbur Fisk Stanley F. Adelbert Stanley
June 8, 18602435	Kingsville, Ashtabula, Ohio	Emor Smith Ballou Susan Caroline Van Buren Elizabeth Anne Ballou Susan Hester Ballou Martin Emor Ballou Henrietta Ballou Pardon Davis Ballou Elizabeth Ann Rogers Wells
June 4, 1880292	Clear Creek, Saunders, Nebraska	Emor Smith Ballou Susan Caroline Van Buren Lucien Bliss Stanley Elizabeth Anne Ballou Adelbert Ballou Stanley Martin Emor Stanley Edna Mabel Stanley
June 11, 1900752	Collinwood, Cuyahoga, Ohio	Lucien Bliss Stanley Elizabeth Anne Ballou Martin Emor Stanley Edna Mabel Stanley
April 30, 1910751	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio	Lucien Bliss Stanley Elizabeth Anne Ballou Martin Emor Stanley Edna Mabel Stanley
January 14, 1920750	Cleveland, Cuyahoga, Ohio	Lucien Bliss Stanley Elizabeth Anne Ballou Martin Emor Stanley Elsie Campbell