Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Robert H. Stanley across 3 places, from 1881 to 1942.
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Robert Henry Stanley (May 2, 1881 – July 15, 1942) was a 40-year member of the United States Navy.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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1881 to 1930period
Arlington National Cemeterymentioned“He was buried with his wife Mary Ellen (1881–1930) at Arlington National Cemetery, in Arlington, Virginia.”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
1881 to 1930period
Arlington, Virginiamentioned“He was buried with his wife Mary Ellen (1881–1930) at Arlington National Cemetery, in Arlington, Virginia.”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
28 March 1898exact date
Brooklynmentioned“On March 28, 1898, he enlisted in the Navy at age 16 aboard the receiving ship , moored at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
28 March 1898exact date
Brooklyn Navy Yardmentioned“On March 28, 1898, he enlisted in the Navy at age 16 aboard the receiving ship , moored at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
22 May 1900exact date
Tianjinmentioned“He was serving as a Hospital Apprentice on the when the ship arrived in Tientsin, China on May 22, 1900.”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
22 June 1900exact date
Chinamentioned“Stanley's military awards and decorations include: * Medal of Honor * Navy Good Conduct Medal * Sampson Medal * Spanish Campaign Medal * Philippine Campaign Medal * China Relief Expedition Medal * Haitian Campaign Medal * World War I Vic…”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
12 July 1900exact date
Pekingmentioned“Throughout this period and in the presence of the enemy, Stanley distinguished himself by meritorious conduct." "For distinguished conduct in the presence of the enemy in volunteering and carrying messages under fire at Peking, China, 12…”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
19 July 1901exact date
Beijingmentioned“On 13 and 20, 21, and June 22 and July 12, in Beijing (then known to Americans as "Peking"), he volunteered to carry messages between the American and British legations despite heavy fire, "Chinese snipers were everywhere and Boxer milit…”source: Wikipedia: Robert H. Stanley
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