Manly - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Mary Jane Manly/Manley

harrietdarling — 2013-02-24 21:32:29Z

I fear you're no longer with ancestry, but just in case you are.....Your Lebbeus Manley goes back through his mother, Azuba Hurd's line to Stephen Hopkins and Thomas Rogers who arrived in this country on the Mayflower.

Hope you get this!

Manly-Manley - Texas Co. MO

paulmanly — 2013-02-04 02:16:38Z

Looking for descendants of Robert & Cynthia Manly/Manley of Texas Co. MO who still live in the area. Would like to meet with you at the end of July.

Looking for info on New York 1900 Charles/Amelia Manley

ukpbz — 2013-01-29 10:30:38Z

Hi All,

Looking for any info on Charles Manley and Amelia B Manley (Marchen) Married 1891 Manhatten. Chrales is a distant cousin and I am doing my tree.

He was an actor ( As was Amelia) and he died in 1916 in Hollywood.

Any information on CHarles or Amelias family before them and what happened to Amelia would be great

Thanks

Munley / Manley Surname Project

Marianne_Granoff — 2012-11-12 15:47:03Z

Family Tree DNA has announced their Holiday Sale on several DNA tests. I am recommending that any Manly male who wants to help all Munleys, Munnellys, Manleys, etc. find their Irish relatives and make connections to specific locations, take the y-DNA 37 marker test. It is on sale for $119.00 US or about 94 euros starting now and ending at midnight CST on December 31, 2012. See
http://www.familytreedna.com/group-join.aspx?Group=Munley

These tests are designed strictly for genealogy. They cannot be used in court to determine paternity or for most other purposes.

All you have to do is scrape the inside of your cheek for several seconds and return the kit to the lab. We would, of course, like to have information that you know about your own ancestry to use in comparing your test results to other Munleys, Munnellys, Manleys, etc. whose results match yours (indicating you share a common ancestor).

You might also consider giving someone a test kit for a holiday gift ;-)

The Munley / Manley Surname Project is here:
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Munley/

Contact me if you want more information.

Marianne Manley Granoff

Volunteer Project Administrator
Munley/Manley Surname Project
granoff@zianet.com

MANLY Chaffie 1908-1952

t42Peoples — 2012-06-18 14:37:01Z

MANLY Chaffie 1908-1952

I photographed this tombstone in the Peoples Cemetery, Tarrant County, Texas. Feel free to use the picture for your records.

This is one of the 227,291 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

Re: Thomas T. Manly/Manley>John A. Manley TN AL

wandagortney — 2012-05-07 00:35:11Z

My grandmother's parents were Henrietta and John Manley from Colbert County, AL. My great grandmother was a Rogers before she married John Manley. She had a sister named Lena. My grandmother married Thomas Cornelison and my father was their only son and his name was Thomas Allen. My aunts names from their marriage were Almedia, Mary, Margarette and Lottie. Names seem similiar, what do you think?

Eleanor Marie Manly Stinson - Ohio

Contribution — 2012-03-05 13:14:37Z

CLARKSBURG: Eleanor Marie Manly Stinson, 85, of Clarksburg, Ohio passed away Friday, March 2, 2012 at 7 p.m. at the Valley View Care Center near Frankfort, OH where she had been residing the past year.

Eleanor was born May 30, 1926 at Millersburg, Ohio in Holmes County, Ohio to Frank D. and Isha H. Marchand Manly.

She married Byron Stinson on March 9, 1946 and lived in the New Holland and Clarksburg communities from 1946, following Byron's internship at Mt. Carmel, except for a brief period in 1951-52 when they lived in Albuquerque.

She had formerly been nurse and manager for her husband at his Clarksburg practice. She later was an administrative assistant for the Dean of Students at The Ohio State University. Before her retirement, she had been a long-time onurse at Fayette County, Ohi Memorial Hospital.

Eleanor was a member of The Ohio State University President's Club; had been a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Clarksburg Married Women's Club which, for many years, was a great source of pride and entertainment for all of Clarksburg.

She was preceded in death by a daughter, Bethany Stinson Stevenson in 1985; a daughter-in-law, Teresa Stinson in 2011; and a granddaughter, Katherine Stevenson.

Eleanor and Byron would have been married 66 years this week. She was the light and love of his life. Everyone should be so blessed to have been loved so well.

She is survived by her husband, Dr. Byron B. Stinson; a daughter, Melany Stinson Newby (Trygve Lonnebotn) of Merrimac, WI; a son, Manly Stinson of Frankfort, OH; a son-in-law, Dr. John Stevenson of Reynoldsburg, Ohio; six grandchildren, Shannon (Glenn) West and David (Kori) Stevenson, all of Mill Valley, CA, Sarah (Kala) Radl of Volcano, HI; Brandt (Nicole) Stinson, Rachel Stinson and Byron R. Stinson, all of Washington Court House, Ohio; and five great grandchildren, Ella and Ava West, Katherine and John Thomas Stevenson and Audrey Grace Stinson.

The funeral will be Wednesday, March 7, 2012 at 2 p.m. at the Kirkpatrick Funeral Home in New Holland with family members offering remembrances.
Burial will follow in the New Holland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home in New Holland from noon Wednesday until the time of the service.

Memorial contributions may be made to the Byron, Anne and Dustin Stinson Family Scholarship Fund at The Ohio State University, c/o Kirkpatrick Funeral Home, P.O. Box 345, New Holland, Ohio 43145-0345.

www.kirkpatrickfuneralhome.com.

MANLY/MANLEY/MUNNELLY REUNION 2012

KManleyShort — 2011-08-01 12:58:21Z

Please go to www.munnellysofcountymayo.com for details. We're hoping to have a reunion in Mayo, Ire the summer of 2012 - but it depends on how much interest there is. Please share this web site with anyone who might be interested. Help spread the word! (Please respond on the web site - not to this thread).
Kathy

Manly and Heath (Hayth) Families

AManlyMabe — 2011-07-05 01:41:49Z

I recently found a will by William Heath in 1774 - Bedford Co VA naming Elizabeth Manly as a daughter. I have a 3rd g grandfather who died in Laurens Co SC 1799 w/wife Elizabeth (no last name) I am trying to find something in Bedford that would tell me if this Elizabeth is my 3rd g grandmother. Anyone searching Heath or Manly? Thanks.

Re: James and Charity Manly of Wayne County, North Carolina

Reminder2 — 2011-05-23 21:38:51Z

My email address is now: ceya.minder@gmail.com

Please delete all other email addresses that you have for me.

Ceya Minder

Letha Manly

DianaJones30 — 2011-03-12 01:45:21Z

Looking for information on a Letha Manly who married Isaiah Sutton in 1865 in Coles County, Illinois. I am trying to determine if she was the widow of David Pencey Manly who was in the 1st Georgia Reserves during the Civil war. I do not know her maiden name but her middle name was Candacy.

Re: Preserved Manly

rosebud6565 — 2011-03-09 23:13:34Z

mercy is my ggggrandmother get a hold of me please my addy is rosebud6465@yahoo.com

Re: Perservd Manly b1799 Vermont

rosebud6565 — 2011-03-09 23:08:42Z

i am looking for the same family u r looking for i have found the parents of samuel manly/manley father of Preserved who also is the brother of mercy can u email me and let me know what u have and i can give u what i found my addy is rosebud6465@yahoo.com hope to hear from u i know this post is a old one but still hope u r on here

New Munley/Manley Surname DNA Project

Marianne_Granoff — 2010-07-09 00:49:54Z

Hi Munleys, Manleys, Monnellys, Munnellys, Monleys, and all other similar names,

There is a new Surname Project for those of you with an interest in having your DNA tested, and for those of you who have already done so.

The Munley/Manley Surname Project will be exploring the origins of all variations of Munnelly, Manley, Munley, Monley, Manly, Mannelly, Monnelly, O' Maonaile, O'Manlie, O'Maonghaile, etc. with origins in both Ireland and England, and elsewhere.

Some of the key benefits of this new surname project will be:
more timely analysis of your results and matches,
better communication with you about the project, your results and matches, and the other members, and
clear explanations of what your results mean to you.

I also plan to do some additional analysis on all the Group's y-DNA and mtDNA results as soon as more of the Manley Surname Project members join the new project. I think we can now split several of the Groups into sub-groups. The members in each sub-group will be more closely related to each other than to the previous group as a whole.

If you are already a member of the Manley Surname Project, you may join this Surname Project as well, and I encourage you to do so. See below for directions on how to do this.

One of the exciting things that's new is that females and those of you who are not straight-line males of the surname, can now also benefit from having your own DNA tested.

Family Tree DNA ( www.familytreedna.com) now has a new test called "Family Finder" that can test short segments or blocks of both y-DNA and/or mtDNA (autosomal DNA) and compare those segments with others who have the same short segments or blocks. Both men and women will find matches with relatives using these autosomal DNA tests. This allows you to find relatives up to fifth cousins whether they are male or female. You will be able to make connections with those who are descended from all 16 of your great-grandparents. More information is available here for the technically inclined: https://www.familytreedna.com/faq/answers/default.aspx?faqid...

For those of you that have been putting off getting tested for whatever reason, traditional y-DNA and mtDNA testing is still available, with discounted pricing for joining the new project.

The 37-marker y-DNA test is $149.00 when you join the Munley/Manley Surname Project. This test is still the best way for straight-line males of the surname to find their closest ancestors. I do not recommend testing less than 37-markers, as you may have thousands of matches with people to whom you may not necessarily be related.

The 67-marker y-DNA test is $239.00 when you join the Munley/Manley Surname Project. As you know, the more markers tested, the better chance of determining a close match.

You may also order upgrades to previous tests. If you have not tested for at least 37-markers, this is strongly recommended.

Family Tree DNA is dedicated to supporting this effort.

From July 8th through July 19th, we will reduce all our Y-DNA upgrade prices.

From - To Normal SALE
# markers Rates Prices
Y12-25 $ 49.00 $ 35.00
Y12-37 $ 99.00 $ 69.00
Y12-67 $189.00 $149.00
Y25-37 $ 49.00 $ 35.00
Y25-67 $148.00 $109.00
Y37-67 $ 99.00 $ 79.00

To order this special offer, you must log in to your personal profile page and click on the special offers link in the left hand navigation bar. A link to the login page is provided below. ALL ORDERS MUST BE PLACED AND PAID FOR BY MIDNIGHT JULY 19th TO RECEIVE THE SALE PRICE.

www.familytreedna.com/login.aspx

If you are already a member of the Manley Surname Project, you may join the Munley/Manley Surname Project as well. This will not affect your membership in the Manley Surname project. You will just be a member of both projects.

To join the Munley/Manley Surname Project:
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You have to login to your profile page at www.familytreedna.com . Your kit number is your user id.

Look at the top left hand side where it says "Join Projects".

Click on the "Join Projects" box.

One of the projects displayed should say "Munley/Manley". Click on that and then click on the "Join" button on the bottom of the page displayed.

******************************************

Again, this will not affect your membership in the Manley Surname project. You will just be a member of both projects.

Thank you for your help and support.

Warm regards,

Marianne Manley Granoff
Project Administrator Munley/Munley Surname Project
Albuquerque, NM
granoff@zianet.com

MANLY Mattie L 1894-1988

t42MountOlivet — 2010-06-10 17:42:28Z

MANLY Mattie L 1894-1988

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 214,557 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Hollis Manly of Hamby, TX 1919

drbrownlee — 2010-04-25 00:50:05Z

Hollis is pictured in the 1919 Prickly Pear, yearbook of Abilene Christian College, and is a senior. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate family.

Re: John J. Manly

Russell_Kesley — 2009-10-04 01:33:46Z

I have some info on John J Manly if you are still looking for same.

Re: Ruth Ann Manly

bhoward48 — 2009-07-20 21:16:30Z

LaDonna,

Your grandmother was also my grandmother. Her name was Ruth Agnes Manley (sp?) and I adored her. My mom was your dad's sister, given name of Ruth Jeanne Hamblin, but always went by Jeanne. Grandmother's siblings included Leonard Manley, from Portland, OR, and Elsie Irwin. Elsie lived in Boise, ID when she passed away. I can't remember her husband's name just now but will be able to find it.

I was sorry to hear about your dad. Is your mom still living? What about Dennis? What was your other brothers name? Was it Dale?

Would love to hear from you. I have a little bit of info on the family but not too much. I have a darling picture of you at a family reunion at my folks house in Nampa. You were very young, maybe just in school.

Beverly Hayes Howard

Mary Manly

DennisRyan99 — 2009-03-27 10:45:55Z

Seeking info on Mary Manly, b. Mar 22, 1869, PEI, d. Jan. 30, 1946, Park Ridge, NJ. Married pre-1930, Frank C. Ryan, b. May 06, 1869, Cambridge, MA., d. 19 Sep, 1948, Park Ridge, NJ. Both are buried in Darlington, NJ. No known children.

Tank You

MANLY Marie TEAGUE STARNES 1915-1991

t42Thurmond — 2009-03-24 11:48:21Z

MANLY Marie TEAGUE STARNES 1915-1991

I photographed this gravestone in the Thurmond Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, Wise Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

MANLY Clarence M Rev 1913-1977

t42Thurmond — 2009-03-24 11:48:08Z

MANLY Clarence M Rev 1913-1977

I photographed this gravestone in the Thurmond Fairview Cemetery, Fairview, Wise Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

MANLY Shelby B 1920-2000 section 10

t42DFWNat — 2009-03-17 23:32:15Z

MANLY Shelby B 1920-2000 section 10

I photographed this gravestone in the DFW National Cemetery, Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 202,215 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here, instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Preserved Manly

2009-01-02 15:33:43Z

Preserved died about 1876 in Courtland Twp, Kent County, Michigan. He pretty much followed the same path across Ohio that Asher Bruce Manley, (my husband's ggggrandfather) followed. I just feel he is related to Asher.

Re: William Perry MANLY, Vermillion Co. IN

memanley — 2008-10-28 17:21:15Z

I am researching that line: William Perry Manly > Garlington Manly > William Manly > John Manly, I am descended from William's bro John Manly (as you no doubt know, it was around the time of William Perry that the 'e' was introduced > Manley). I'm not sure I'd be much help with the photo, but will take you up on your offer for a copy if it still stands. For more info on this line, see the posted family trees named WilliamManly and Lorne's Family. Regards, MEM

Re: Looking for info on David Pencey Manly and Letha Manly GA

DianaJones30 — 2008-09-11 19:40:31Z

Additional information on David Pencey Manly. He is listed as part of company G, Fannin's 1st Georgia Reserves. His enlistment date is April 28, 1864 and his age is listed as 47 at that time.

Looking for info on David Pencey Manly and Letha Manly GA

DianaJones30 — 2008-09-10 00:23:03Z

I'm looking for the parents of David Pencey Manley and Letha (Candacy) Manley from Big Shanty,Cobb Co,GA. (census of 1850 and 1860) I believe DP served in the Army of the Confederacy. Their children were Frances, Martha, Burnetta, Clark, Georgetha, (W H, & Malissa twins), Nancy, Joseph, James. Some of the children later moved to Missouri and Oklahoma. Letha Candacy may have been of Native American descent. Both DP and Letha disappear after 1862 so if anyone has information on their deaths, burial that would also be appreciated.

Mary Manly (living in Dublin, Ireland 1865) ~ mention in New York City 1865 record

rosecolorsunset — 2008-03-12 18:15:41Z

Emigrant Savings Bank, New York City, N.Y., Test Book entry:
February 20, 1865
Acct. #45,193

John Hall
88th Regiment, New York Infantry
born 1847 Co. Wicklow, Ireland
arrived 1865 -- about 1 week since -- per "North America" (*ship); single; parents deceased.
In case of death pay Mary Manly, 11 South Kings St., Dublin, Ireland.
Source: New York City Public Library

Re: Benjamin Manly/Laura Champion Brainard

cpresswood1_1 — 2008-03-06 20:38:31Z

My great, great grandfather was James Manly of Wayne county,N.C. and is supposedly buried in the area of New Bern. (Goldsboro cemetery). His will is recorded in 1858 and lists a son John, who was my g. grandfather(buried in Texas) and a son, Benjamin, buried in Alabama. If you can find who James father was, I would appreciate the info. Good luck..I have some info on this branch.

William Perry MANLY, Vermillion Co. IN

DKayP — 2008-02-18 20:31:30Z

In May 2004, I posted the following message: "William Perry MANLY was born 15 Jan 1844, Vermillion Co. IN, d. 8 Jan 1921, San Jose, CA. I have a picture of him (I think) with his 3rd wife, Luella Marie (NOBLE) PETERSON, who he married Sep 1897, Fresno Co. CA. I want to contact someone researching the family who would like to see this picture (by email) and confirm the identification. My husband descends from Luella and her 1st husband, Reuben Henry PETERSON."
Soon after, I moved 3 times and had a serious auto accident, so I failed to get the responses. If anyone still wants an email of the picture and a Sept. 1897 Fresno newspaper clipping about the wedding, please contact me. This would include Paul Manly, Eddie Manly and Sara (Manly) Taylor.
Kay Pacheco
ppacheco@tx.rr.com

Miss Georgia Manly (married 1880) Mr A S Barbour

RoseStout54 — 2008-01-19 23:48:11Z

Married

October 14, 1880, at the residence of the bride’s aunt, Mrs. Mary beard, of Hutchinson, by Rev. E. B. Tucker, Mr. A. S. Barbour, of Grant township, and Miss Georgia Manly, of this city. Both bride and groom are among the best esteemed of our young people, and are fit companions one to the other in all those qualities which should render a union happy and prosperous. While the ceremony was not attended by but few they have many friends who congratulate them upon this important event. The very elements appeared to give good omen for it was one of the most beautiful of our splendid Kansas evenings, where the whole face of nature is enlivened by the fresh springing verdure succeeding a recent refreshing shower. We bid them good speed in there journey of life and may the richest blessings, both spiritual and temporal, be vouchsafed to them, and may they know as little as may be of the trials, sorrows and tribulations which beset the human pathway.

The Nickerson Argosy
Nickerson, Reno County, Kansas
Wednesday, October 20, 1880
page – 3 *** column – 4

George Manly, born in 1866 in Pennsylvania

mpmanly — 2008-01-03 17:46:20Z

I am searching for additional information about my great-great grandfather, George Manly. The only historical record I can find relating to him is the 1900 census, which indicates that (1) he was born in 1866 in Pennsylvania; (2) his parents (names unknown) were born in Ireland; (3) by no later than 1890 he had married Etta (maiden name unknown) and moved to Minnesota and North Dakota and (4) he was employed as a railroad foreman.

Any tips you may have about my next step in research would be greatly appreciated.

Re: James and Charity Manly of Wayne County, North Carolina

ronmyatt — 2007-11-14 16:32:30Z

Paul;
If you would like to exchange Manly ancestry information I will be more than happy to share what I have. My email address is ronmyatt@aol.com. Please email me and we can see if we are "cuzzin's" of some sort.

Re: James and Charity Manly of Wayne County, North Carolina

paulmanly — 2007-11-14 14:52:40Z

We are also looking for more information on a James Manly of this era:
James, son of John & Jane Manly, b. abt. 1780 (would be the right age), named in John's will of 1808, Laurens co., SC. Appears to be eldest child. Others: John & William who appear to have moved to IN shortly after death of father, and Jane and Christian (f) of whom we can find no more information.

Re: James and Charity Manly of Wayne County, North Carolina

Reminder2 — 2007-11-13 18:13:30Z

I think your John might be the brother of my Benjamin Manly.

My Mom, Jennie Manly (Richards) Burkett just died November 1 and I am in Atlanta staying with my adult children.

Please email me next week and I will try to give you a better sketch of my Manly family.

My Benjamin Manly was born about 1820 in Wayne County, North Carolina. He eventually came south and married Amanda (Champion) Brainard--she was married 1st to Cornelius Allen Brainard and had two children by him and then 5 children by Benjamin.

I am the only Minder in the phone book for Dothan, Alabama

Re: James and Charity Manly of Wayne County, North Carolina

ronmyatt — 2007-11-13 01:06:04Z

I am the ggggson of James Manly (b.1783 USA, d.1858 USA) and Charity Wolf thru John Eliot Manly> Hinton Benjamin Manly> Josephine Pauline Manly Myatt> and Leon Lewis Myatt. I am told that my James Manly came from Isle of Wight, VA. but I have no proof of that. His son, John Eliot Manly, was born 15 Jan 1818 in North Carolina and died 12 Dec 1896 in Texas which leads me to believe that your James and Charity are the same as mine. I have a significant amount of data on my Manly ancestors from James forward but have very little information on him. Do you have any additional information and, if so, would you be willing to share it. I will be more than happy to share anything in my family tree and would sincerely appreciate any information I can get.
With warmest personal regards,
Ron Myatt

Re: Basil Manly NC

paulmanly — 2007-09-19 14:24:45Z

I suspect that the Basil indenture refers to a different child since the child with the Gunter family would have been 33 years old. However, it could be a child of the elder Brittain.

Basil Manly NC

fullmoonrisin56 — 2007-09-18 01:07:07Z

I am looking at paperwork that has as follows and was wondering if you know anything about this and/or if this is the same Basil Manly family ????????

State of North Carolina, Chatham Co, Aug 10, 1818 Brittain Gross (also spelled Groce ) an orphan, age ?9, was bound unto Basil Manly to live after the number of an apprentice and servent until the apprentice shall attain to the age of twenty-one years

this is the 2nd "Indenture" concerning Brittain Groce/Gross--the 1st read the same except it was with the Benjamin Gunter family ?? dated Nov 14, 1796 and Brittain was age 11

any clues ? Brittain/Britton Groce/Gross was my 3x great grand

Thanks in advance---------------pam

fullmoonrisin56@embarqmail.com

Mentions Sue Manly daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manly former Sikeston residents

TheresaRGriffiths — 2007-09-14 00:29:13Z

March 11, 1954 - Sikeston, Mo.

FORMER RESIDENT HONORED
IN WEST MEMPHIS

The West Memphis Chamber of
Commerce Wednesday selected
Miss City Beautiful, who with two
maids, will reign over Clean-Up,
Fix-Up and Paint-up week activi-
ties sponsored by the Chamber in
April.
Miss Mary Jane Manchester of
West Memphis was selected Miss
City Beautiful and her maids, are
Miss Sue Manly, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Manly, former
Sikeston residents, and Miss Bar-
bara Freeman.
All are seniors in the local high
school in West Memphis.

Obit: Harrison L. Manley

TheresaRGriffiths — 2007-09-13 23:24:51Z

H. Manley
Friday, February 21, 2003

Harrison L. Manley, son of the late Audie Lee Manley and Bernice Mott Manley, was born on July 19, 1929, at Sikeston and died in the St. Joe Manor at Bonne Terre on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2003, at the age of 73. Mr. Manley was a member of the St. James Catholic Church in Potosi and worked at the International Shoe Factory in Potosi. He was united in marriage to Helen Lucille Lape on Dec. 30, 1949, at Piggott, Ark. Mrs. Manley preceded him in death on March 29, 1989. Besides his wife and parents, he was preceded in death by two sisters, Ellen Jomac Duniphan and Nellie Mae Rodgers. Survivors include three sisters, Dorothy Bloomfield Gamble of Nagadoches, Texas, Judy Daniels of Hillsboro, and Rebecca West of Jackson, Tenn. Visitation will be held from 9:30-11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, 2003, at the Rainey-Mathis Funeral Chapel. Funeral services will be conducted at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 22, 2003, at the Rainey-Mathis Funeral Chapel with Father John Sheley officiating. Interment will follow in the Dexter Cemetery.

W. E. Manley & Zane Crunk of Alabama

aquamarinesteph — 2007-08-15 22:11:35Z

I am looking for more information on William E. MANDLEY(also spelled MANDLY, MANLEY, and MANLY) who born about 1839 in Alabama. He may have been the same William E. MANDLEY (various spellings again) who served as a 2nd Lt with the 27th Regiment, Alabama Infantry, Company D, during the Civil War.

In 1880, W. E. MANLEY (he'd dropped the 'd' at this point) was living in Florence, Alabama and working as a watchman at a mill because he'd lost an arm during the war. His parents birthplaces are both listed as Virginia.

He married Zane (also Zona and Jane) CRUNK, and they had 5 children, John (b. 1869), Mark (b. 1874), Minnie (b. 1877), Maud (b. 1879), and Margaret (1884-1946).

Any help tracking down information about the MANDLEY/MANLEY family, greatly appreciated.

Re: Ruth Ann Manly

patsybybee65 — 2007-04-06 08:18:49Z

Lewis Hamblin was my mother's uncle, I have the obituary of Ruth, give me an e-mail address and I will try and send you a copy. Do you know where Alsen Haynes Hamblin is buried, we thought Santa Clara, but have spent the past week in St. George, Beaver and etc. and couldn't find his grave. We find Isaiah's and Ann Richards but not Alsen's.
Patsy Bybee, Malad, Idaho
patsy@atcnet.net

Re: William Perry MANLY, Vermillion Co. IN

2006-12-04 00:05:26Z

Eddie:
Regretably, no to all the above.

Re: William Perry MANLY, Vermillion Co. IN

2006-12-03 15:38:41Z

Paul
If you have received a pic, I too would like one. I just answered Sara and Kay .. had not looked at the threads that you all had already written. There is a long paper in the library in Wichita about William Perry, written by one of his children. Garlington died in Meriden KS, so there is a lot of research to be accomplished in KS. Lots of mistakes and I have written a 'supplement' to it, to correct the author's mistakes and add to that paper.
I've lost contact with Charles and Gary Manly ... Garlingtons descends ... do you have any contact with them?
Eddie

Re: William Perry MANLY, Vermillion Co. IN

2006-12-03 15:29:14Z

Kay ...
William Perry Manly (1844-1921) ... his parents are Garlington [1814-1890] & Rachel (Carmack) Manly and my GGrandfather was Garlington's brother [Edmund - 1818 to 1899] . We have had contact with a couple of cousins who descend from this line (Garlington), but I do not have contact with them at this time [they have moved and not left me a forwarding address]. Another cousin, Paul Manly, descends from a third brother, [William, Jr - 1822-1888]. I do have contact with Paul and his family.
All of this family descends from William (Sr) [1790-1842] and Elizabeth Nickels of Newport [Vermillion] IN.
Let me know if you need further. Thanks
Eddie Manley

Re: Children of George Manly in Hummelstown, Pa

DianeManley48 — 2006-11-15 17:16:17Z

We have a George whom we can't find parents for. He was in Choctaw Co. Ala. in 1860. Is there a possiblity that he might be one of those children. He was born between 1834 and 1843.
Thanks Diane

Re: Preserved Manly

Maggie987 — 2006-07-22 22:48:17Z

Do you have a time frame and county in Michigan for when Preserved died?

MANLEY

Boomtie — 2006-07-09 21:57:04Z

I would like some information on Appa/Appy and Marie/Mary Manley daughters of John and Eliza Jane Lewis Manley of Meigs and Gallia counties, Ohio. Appy first married an Eli Butcher and second a Robert Rice. Mary married a Theodore Schoenlein and lived in Kansas. Any help would be very much appreciated

Re: William C Manley or Manly

okiered123 — 2006-06-26 22:57:08Z

Hi.
Did you ever find William C Manley? I've just come across this surname today in my family tree. Did he have a daughter named Delphia Emmiline? I think she is the Mother of my William Bell, but her death date and the census' dont add up. I have found where Delphia and Anderson Bell have married, but Anderson has a different wife in the 1860 census where William is 1 yr old. I have more ideas on "what could be" but it doesn't quite add up. Please contact me if you have these names. Thanks, Melanie

Re: Joe Manly

BasketLady420 — 2006-06-04 05:55:06Z

This information comes from another website:

MANLY, Joe Sr.
MANLY, Mrs. Joe Sr.
MANLY, mother of Joe Sr.
MANLY, niece of Joe Sr. (1)
MANLY, niece of Joe Sr. (2)

is listed among the dead in the 1900 Galveston, Texas Hurricane.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a website called "1900 Galveston Storm Recorded Deaths List." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://www.gthcenter.org/exhibits/storms/1900/victims/vicM.h...

Re: Children of George Manly in Hummelstown, Pa

2006-05-31 21:54:31Z

I did a search in the 1850's census in Penn for this family and found them. George, who would have been aged 7, was not there. The age i have for our George was from a birth record in Hummelstown as well as his baptism record.
That he isn't in the census record in 1850 makes me wonder if he died in childhood. Unfortunately i know his mother died between 1850 and 1851, so no way of finding out how many of her children lived or died. She was born in Penn as well.
I can find the the siblings and rest of the family in Iowa by 1860.
Thinking we don't have a connection. Sorry.