Stanley Hatfield (1782-1827)

***You may be looking for his nephew, Stanley Hatfield, who is the son of Reuben Hatfield and Mary Polly Comstock. This article is about his uncle, Stanley Hatfield, who is Reuben's brother.***

## Stanley Hatfield

### Relatives

Joseph Andrew Hatfield (father)Rachel Smith (mother)

Jeremiah Hatfield (brother)

Eli Hatfield (brother)

John Hatfield (brother)

Nancy Hatfield (sister)

Reuben Hatfield (brother)

Rachel Hatfield (sister)

Leander Hatfield (sister)

James Hatfield (brother)

William Hatfield (brother)

Davis Hatfield (brother)

Calvin Hatfield (brother)

Charles Hatfield (brother)

Moses Hatfield (brother)

Ephraim Hatfield (half-brother)

Valentine Hatfield Sr. (half-brother)

Mary Hatfield (half-sister)

George Hatfield (half-brother)

Joseph Hatfield Jr. (half-brother)

Andrew Hatfield (half-brother)

Alexander Hatfield (half-brother)

Anna Comstalk (wife)

Nancy Hatfield (daughter)

Elizabeth Hatfield (daughter)

Frances Hatfield (daughter)

Reuben Hatfield (son)

Mary Hatfield (daughter)

William Hatfield (son)

Hekekiah Hatfield (daughter)

Sarah Hatfield (daughter)

Nelson Hatfield (son)

Delamie Hatfield (daughter)

Isaac Hatfield (son)

## Physical description

### Gender

Male

**Stanley Hatfield (1782-1827)** was the third born child of Joseph Andrew Hatfield and Rachel Smith, as well as the brother of Jeremiah, Eli, John, Reuben, Nancy, Rachel, Leander, James, William, Davis, Calvin, Charles, and Moses. He was also the husband of Anna Comstock, and the father of Nancy, Elizabeth, Frances, Reuben, Mary, William, Hekekiah, Sarah, Nelson, Delamie, and Isaac. Additionally, he also had seven half-siblings named Ephraim, Valentine, Mary, George, Joseph, Andrew, and Alexander.

## Biography

Stanley was born in 1782 in Russell, Virginia to Joseph Andrew Hatfield and Rachel Smith; his brother, Eli, was born in the same year, however, it is unknown if they were twins or not. He lived in Virginia with his twelve siblings along with a few of his older half-siblings (most likely).

He married Anna Comstolk on August 16, 1808 in Knox, Kentucky at the age of 25. As of 1812, the family lived in Tennessee. Stanley enlisted on September 23, 1813 in Campbell, Tennessee as a private in the War of 1812. At this point, Anna and Stanley had had five children named Nancy (b. 1809), Elizabeth (b. 1809), Frances (b. 1811), Reuben (b. 1812), and Mary (b. 1812). Elizabeth and Nancy, as well as Reuben and Mary are not twins because they were born in different places (Elizabeth & Mary in Kentucky, and Nancy and Reuben in Tennessee). It is likely that while Stanley was enlisted, Anna moved back to Kentucky along with their children. It is unknown when Stanley came home, however, records state that Anna and Stanley had a son named William who was born in 1814, so it is likely that Stanley came home before then.

Anna and Stanley also had five other children, including Hekekiah (b. 1818), Sarah (b. 1820), Nelson (b. 1826), Delamie (b. 1827), and Isaac (b. 1828). Unfortunately, Stanley died in 1827 in Whitley, Kentucky at age 46. However, that same site (FindAGrave) also states that Stanley's date of death is not established.

## Trivia

* He was a private during the War of 1812.
* He named a few of his children after his brothers and sisters.
* His brother, Reuben, named his son after him.