The Stancil family has a colorful past. Here are a few photos that illustrate that history:

John Thomas' tobacco barn	John Thomas' tobacco barn
Tobacco barn was built in the early 1900s by John Thomas Stancil. Photo by George Ira Stancil III	Tobacco barn was built in the 1890s by John Thomas Stancil. Photo by George Ira Stancil III

John Thomas' dinner bell	Delaney's tapestry
The John Thomas Stancil dinner bell. By Renn Stancil Hinton	The Tapestry is at the Tobacco Farm Life Museum, Kenly, NC. By Renn Stancil Hinton

Henry's house	Henry
Henry's house. Family photo	Henry as a boy. Family photo

Henry's wife	Stancil clock
Henry's wife Frances. Family photo	Stancil family clock. Family photo

Fred Hill's house	George Ira's Bell
Fred Hill's house on Glendale Road. Family photo	George Ira's Bell. Family photo

George Ira's Bell	Stancil Platter
Ralph Stancil, son of George Ira. Photo by Renn Stancil Hinton	Delaney's platter, now owned by Jean LaVie. Photo by Renn Stancil Hinton