He was the son of son of John Stanly and Elizabeth Franks Stanly.
Per Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, 6 volumes, edited by William S. Powell by the University of North Carolina Press:
Stanly was married twice: to a Miss Love and to Cornelia Carr.
Note: His second marriage was to his great-niece, Cornelia Carr [descendant of her husband's sister Lucinda Stanly Armistead].
His surname is misspelled as Stanley in the following news article.
The Evening Star
Wednesday, December 6, 1882
Sudden Death of Rear Admiral Stanley
Rear Admiral Fabius Stanley died suddenly last evening of heart disease at his residence No. 1701 Rhode Island Avenue. He was on the retired list. He was in the service forty-nine years, having entered in 1831. His funeral will take place at half-past 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from his residence. The remains will be interred in Oak Hill Cemetery. At the request of members of the family the funeral will be private.
Per Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, 6 volumes, edited by William S. Powell by the University of North Carolina Press:
Stanly was married twice: to a Miss Love and to Cornelia Carr.
Note: His second marriage was to his great-niece, Cornelia Carr [descendant of her husband's sister Lucinda Stanly Armistead].
His surname is misspelled as Stanley in the following news article.
The Evening Star
Wednesday, December 6, 1882
Sudden Death of Rear Admiral Stanley
Rear Admiral Fabius Stanley died suddenly last evening of heart disease at his residence No. 1701 Rhode Island Avenue. He was on the retired list. He was in the service forty-nine years, having entered in 1831. His funeral will take place at half-past 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from his residence. The remains will be interred in Oak Hill Cemetery. At the request of members of the family the funeral will be private.
He was the son of son of John Stanly and Elizabeth Franks Stanly.
Per Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, 6 volumes, edited by William S. Powell by the University of North Carolina Press:
Stanly was married twice: to a Miss Love and to Cornelia Carr.
Note: His second marriage was to his great-niece, Cornelia Carr [descendant of her husband's sister Lucinda Stanly Armistead].
His surname is misspelled as Stanley in the following news article.
The Evening Star
Wednesday, December 6, 1882
Sudden Death of Rear Admiral Stanley
Rear Admiral Fabius Stanley died suddenly last evening of heart disease at his residence No. 1701 Rhode Island Avenue. He was on the retired list. He was in the service forty-nine years, having entered in 1831. His funeral will take place at half-past 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from his residence. The remains will be interred in Oak Hill Cemetery. At the request of members of the family the funeral will be private.
Per Dictionary of North Carolina Biography, 6 volumes, edited by William S. Powell by the University of North Carolina Press:
Stanly was married twice: to a Miss Love and to Cornelia Carr.
Note: His second marriage was to his great-niece, Cornelia Carr [descendant of her husband's sister Lucinda Stanly Armistead].
His surname is misspelled as Stanley in the following news article.
The Evening Star
Wednesday, December 6, 1882
Sudden Death of Rear Admiral Stanley
Rear Admiral Fabius Stanley died suddenly last evening of heart disease at his residence No. 1701 Rhode Island Avenue. He was on the retired list. He was in the service forty-nine years, having entered in 1831. His funeral will take place at half-past 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, from his residence. The remains will be interred in Oak Hill Cemetery. At the request of members of the family the funeral will be private.
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Fabius Stanly
Rear Admiral, U.S.N.
1815-1882
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