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1. Father: George Rayl

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Abel & Rachel (Rayl) Stanley

Abel Stanley

Born: 18 October 1776 in Guilford County, North Carolina
Died: 13 August 1847 in Hendricks County, Indiana

Mother:
Father:

Married: Rachel Rayl 13 December 1798.

Born: 08 April 1777 in Guilford County, North Carolina
Died: 14 July 1837

Mother: Jane Brown
Father: George Rayl

Children:

1. Nathan
   b. 06 April 1807; d. 08 March 1875
   Married: Sarah Woody 12 October 1859 in Bloomfield MM, Parke County, Indiana.

   She was born 09 February 1807 in Orange County, North Carolina, and died July 1895 in Parke County, Indiana.

2. Rebecca
   b. 11 February 1811, Guilford County, North Carolina
   Married: Zeno Hadley 19 March 1835 in Mills Creek MM, Hendricks County, Indiana.
3. Sarah
   b. 14 June 1815, Guilford County, North Carolina
   d. 14 December 1878
   Married: Phineas Dixon 27 November 1835 in Mills Creek MM, Hendricks County, Indiana

   son of Joel Dixon and Mary Newlin. He was born 27 May 1813 in Chatham County, North Carolina, and died 13 October 1877 in Rush County, Indiana.

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