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Samuel Stanley was a captain in the Royal American Mounted Police and adjutant to Colonel Thomas Bushell in the RAM's Upper California section. He was a tall, muscular, medium-dark Negro with short cropped salt and pepper hair in his early 50s. He first met Bushell about 25 years earlier when he was a staff sergeant in the Royal North American Army and was assigned to Bushell's platoon.

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rdfs:label	Samuel Stanley
rdfs:comment	Samuel Stanley was a captain in the Royal American Mounted Police and adjutant to Colonel Thomas Bushell in the RAM's Upper California section. He was a tall, muscular, medium-dark Negro with short cropped salt and pepper hair in his early 50s. He first met Bushell about 25 years earlier when he was a staff sergeant in the Royal North American Army and was assigned to Bushell's platoon.
dcterms:subject	The Two Georges Characters Americans Smokers Royal American Mounted Police Officers Soldiers 1940s Births (Fictional Work)
type of appearance	Direct
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Spouse	Phyllis Stanley
Name	Samuel Stanley
Affiliations	Royal American Mounted Police
Occupation	Soldier, Police Officer
Race	Black people (The Two Georges)
Birth	c.a. 1940
Nationality	North American Union
abstract	Samuel Stanley was a captain in the Royal American Mounted Police and adjutant to Colonel Thomas Bushell in the RAM's Upper California section. He was a tall, muscular, medium-dark Negro with short cropped salt and pepper hair in his early 50s. He first met Bushell about 25 years earlier when he was a staff sergeant in the Royal North American Army and was assigned to Bushell's platoon. On 15 July 1995, Stanley accompanied Colonel Bushell to the New Liverpool mansion of the Governor of Upper California, John Burnett, to review the security measures taken to protect The Two Georges prior to its private display that night. He was present when the painting was stolen by the Sons of Liberty and helped Bushell interview everyone present who were witnesses.
is Spouse of	Phyllis Stanley
is wikipage disambiguates of	Stanley Samuel

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