Person: STANTON, Captain , senior (fl. 1890s-1900s)

Person summary

Biographical summary of this person

Name

Captain STANTON [first names unknown] senior

Gender

male

Relevance of this person

Church Army officer and lantern lecturer

Main period of activity

1890s-1900s

Relationships to other people

married to STANTON, Mrs (fl. 1900s)

Chronology

Date

Age

Event/activity

date unknown

born at

unknown location

6 April 1896

lecturer

[Magic lantern lecture] (lantern lecture, Kington, Herefordshire, England, 6 April 1896)

March 1899

lecturer

[Magic lantern lecture] (lantern lecture, Sanham Green, Berkshire, England, March 1899)

March 1899

lecturer

[Magic lantern lecture] (lantern lecture, Eddington, Berkshire, England, March 1899)

March 1899

lecturer

[Magic lantern lecture] (lantern lecture, Hungerford Newton, Berkshire, England, March 1899)

March 1899

lecturer

[Magic lantern lecture] (lantern lecture, Chilton Foliat, Wiltshire, England, March 1899)

November 1899

lecturer

[Magic lantern lecture] (lantern lecture, Carlisle, Cumberland, England, November 1899)

1902

lecturer

[Magic lantern lecture] (lantern lecture, Dolyhir, Radnorshire, Wales, 1902)

date unknown

died at

unknown location

Lucerna ID 6000957

Record created by Richard Crangle. Last updated 3 November 2013

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Person: STANTON, Captain , senior (fl. 1890s-1900s)