The article is dated 3rd October 1909SYBARINA STANLEY FAMILYAccording to familysearch.org Sybrania Stanley married in 1907 13th June Providence Rhode IslandHer husband was Philip Henry DugroAt time of marriage she was aged 21 and born 1886 - Philip Henry Dugro was aged 25 born 1882The parents were Richard & Patience Stanley & Jacob W & Catherine DugroRichard & Patience her parents according to this census married in 1869. The census was taken 24th June 1900Richard's parents were both born in England as were Patience parents
1900:Brooklyn Ward 24, Kings, New YorkRichard Stanley .......48 b 1851 England - Horse Dealer Emigrated 1858(They have been married 31 years, 9 children born, 7 living)Patience Stanley ......47 b 1853 EngandCharles Stanley....... 25 b 1875 New YorkSiberina Stanley ......14 b 1886 New YorkOn this census they have with them a granchild Dorothy Dugro and would presume although not mentionedin above article she was Syberina child and further finding the father;s family beleive she was named after her Aunt ( father;s sister)1910: Brooklyn Ward 24, Kings, New York ( the surname is really Stanley)Richard Hanley.................. 63 b 1847 England - horsedealerPatience Hanley................. 60 b 1850 England - palmistCharles Hanley ..................27 b 1883 Maryland - single/horsedealerDorothy Dugro...........1 1/2 b 1909 New York - grandchild------------
1910 Census Brooklyn ward 24 Kings New YorkCatherine Dugro..........52 b 1858 New York widowed/ parents French/German - shehad 7 children/6 livingDorothy......................33 b 1877 New York - single daughterFrancis A...................31 b 1879 New York - single sonKatherine...................24 b 1886 New York - single daughterMaud S Janson...........22 b 1888 New York - married daughter1917-18 World I War Draft Registerations Card ( date12th September 1818)Philip Henry Dugro born 15th August 1882 aged 36 - mother Catherine Dugrohe was living at time in Brooklyn Kings New York1920 Census New Jersey Essex Belleville Ward1Richard Stanley.................70 b 1850 England - horsedealer - now saying arrived in 1860Patience............................68 b 1853 EnglandFrank Stanley.....................28 b 1892 New York - single/son1920 Census Brooklyn Assembly District 18 KingsCatherine Dugro.............62 b 1858 New York - widowedDorothy..........................42 b 1878 New York -daughterFrances..........................40 b 1880 New York - something to do with Real estate/sonP Henry.........................37 b 1883 New York - son /single1926 -1927 U S DirectoriesRichard & Patience Stanley & William Stanley all listed Ridgewood; Glen Rock; Midland Park, New JerseyAs basket manufactors
1930 Census New Jersey Essex BellevilleRichard Stanley.........85 b 1845 England -widowed/retired horsedealerDorothy Dugro..........22 b 1908 New york - grand daughter /singleThe above article is an account of Syberina's death at a young age .Her parents were Richard Stanley and Regina "Patience Cooper"Patience/Regina Cooper - Richard Stanley In America this was said in a newspaper article:- 1892 Brooklyn Eagle“SHADY HOLLOW BROOKLYN Madam before I ask you to tell my fortune I want very much to ask you some Questions,may I do so with unreserved frankness ? You may -said the GypsyAre you a Bred Gypsy ?
I am she replied - I am Reginald Cooper Gypsy
I am 7th daughter of 7th generation born and raised in a tent and have never spent a a summer outside of a tent since I was born
I was born with a veil of true Gypsy Gossamer and sealed with this mark as a true seer diviner of bidden things or perhaps in thier secondary form for depciphering them or translating them into their true meanings through outward signs.
I was born but a short remove from London .My Aunt Eliza Cooper told fortunes for Royal Family and received valuable presents from them , Queen Victoria came to my Aunt's Tent and it was there she learned she would become Queen of England.My Aunt was a great palmist , she never resorted to tricks , She never cut cards, she never told fortunes on a Sabbath 
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I am here as a girl aged 15 with my Uncle and grandfather and at an early age married Richard StanleyHe comes from a famous gypsy family tribe of England my name since then is Patience StanleySince I have been in this country I have been in every state in the UnionJack Cooper the middle weight champion of England is my own blood cousin .
I have seven children, yonder stands my wagon it cost $500 Bessie my daughter sleeps in it and was born in Baltimore and will take her mother's place someday when she's gone. I came here when I was 15 with my uncle and grandfatherOld Gentilla Cooper was my great Aunt she was a famous gypsy fortune teller of Devil's **** near Brighton.Taken from sister site click on writing to read full accounthttp://americanromanichals.webeden.co.uk/#/cooper-family/4529898142 Pictured on the far right is Sybarina Stanley's Grave at Evergreen Cemetery in Hillside,NJ