Manwaring - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Larry Manwaring

larry_manwaring — 2009-10-11 00:22:12Z

Barbara,
I am so sorry it took a few years to respond, but my email address is Daysville@aol.com. Hope to hear from you sooner than I responded.
Larry

Re: Union City - GA Fulton County - USA

larry_manwaring — 2009-10-11 00:17:37Z

I live in Peachtree City, GA and was surprised to find the nearby Manwaring gravesite in Union City. There are few Manwarings in the south and I wonder what brought them here.
Larry Manwaring

Richard Manwaring b.1803, married to Maria

lisamarie191180 — 2009-08-24 09:59:59Z

Hello,
I'm trying to find any info on a Richard Manwaring, born 1803 in Horsmoden, Kent and was married to Maria (maiden name unknown as yet). I believe him to be the Father of my great (x4) Grandfather, Thomas (Strange) Manwaring (1830-1889, Brenchley, Kent). He was married to Mary Ann and they had 8 children:

Philadelphia (1829)
Thomas (1830-1889)
Margaret (1838)
Sarah (1843)
Elizabeth (1841)
Rebeccah (1846)
Susannah (1848)
Anne P (1850)

If anyone has any info on any of those listed or any connections, it would be great to hear from you.
Thanks!
Lisa

Manwaring/Bishop

bkr188 — 2009-05-30 14:10:54Z

Catherine Manwaring born late 1700s, married on 17th November 1801 at St Marys the Virgin Church Rolvenden Kent, to Nicholas Bishop born in Newenden 18 Jan 1765. They lived at Thornden House Rolvenden Kent and had 8 children. If you are related to Catherine, please reply. I am interested in verifying her ancestry.
Cheers
Katherine

Manwaring / Shirts marriage

TERENCEKE — 2009-05-19 08:16:34Z

Hetty (Hitty) Maria Manwaring married first Mr Shirts.
Son Henry born 1844.
She then married Alexander Ostrander and they had a daughter, Anna Elizabeth in 1854.
1860 census indicates residence as Smithfield, Madison County NY.
Who was first husband of Hetty? When was second husband born?

Manwaring / Shirts marriage

TERENCEKE — 2009-05-19 08:15:41Z

Re: Adam Manwaring m. Ann Mason (1700's, Lyme, CT)

Bdm92076 — 2009-03-20 02:27:20Z

I know my genology traces back to the same time frame 1700's but in Westport.. I would venture to guess they are related. Back in the arly 1900's there was a building in Westport called the Manwaring building. If you google you can find info. That is all I know I am new to this.

Re: Manwaring/Peover Hall video on youtube

remro1229 — 2009-03-18 22:35:05Z

That's great Clive, I cannot wait to see the new ones that you post, I will keep an eye out for them.

Re: Manwaring/Peover Hall video on youtube

clivemainwaring1 — 2009-03-14 18:52:04Z

Glad you enjoyed it....I'm currently editing another Mainwaring/Manwaring video tracing the Mainwaring footsteps to Normandy....pre-1066....thanks, take care, Clive

Re: Manwaring/Peover Hall video on youtube

remro1229 — 2009-03-06 03:14:12Z

Thank you for that Video Clive. I am somewhat related to John Beckwith. I love seeing sights of where my ancestors are from. I hope to one day be able to visit those areas.

Re: Manwaring/Peover Hall video on youtube

clivemainwaring1 — 2008-11-11 00:40:44Z

the '2008 Peover Hall Cheshire' video is still available on Youtube but only when you press "watch in high quality" text link on bottom right hand side of the youtube screen....I gather from various Forums that this is not an isolated case and that there is a problem with some videos on youtube, hence the error '....no longer available' message....sorry about that, Clive

Manwaring/Peover Hall video on youtube

clivemainwaring1 — 2008-11-03 12:19:28Z

I have put together a Manwaring/Peover Hall video on youtube....here's the link
http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=SUHgH83Sytw

New info on Stephen Manwaring/Mainwaring of Westmoreland VA, Perquimans Co NC d 1699 Richmond co VA

BettyTartas222 — 2008-10-26 16:42:00Z

New information & records that I have found recently shed some light on STEPHEN MANWARING/MAINWARING b abt 1630 England, who lived Westmoreland Co VA and Perquimans Co NC, and died 1699 Richmond Co VA.

To begin with, the Thigpen Tribe book by Alice Whitley Smith indicates that STEPHEN married HANNAH VOSE JONES, who was a widow with a small son JOHN JONES who was mentioned in STEPHEN's 1699 Richmond Co VA will.

I now believe this assumption is incorrect.

STEPHEN did marry HANNAH VOSE, but she was not previously married to a JONES, and was not the mother of grandson JOHN JONES mentioned in the will.

According to Robert K Headley in the book, "Married Well & Often," STEPHEN MANWARING's daughter (first name unknown) married JOHN JONES I b abt 1660s Northumberland Co VA, died 1695 Westmoreland Co VA. He was married at least twice, his last wife being named Mary, and she possibly and ASHTON. The unknown MAINWARING/MANWARING was his first wife, and bore him two sons, JOHN JONES II and MAiNWARING/MANWARING JONES. Here is an abstract of JOHN JONES I Westmoreland Co VA will:

"Will of JOHN JONES written Jan 1695, probated March 25, 1695: Son ASHTON JONES when 18 years of age; daughter ELIZABETH JONES; sons MAINWARING JONES & JOHN JONES to live with their mother in law (stepmother) MARY JONES and she all the personal estate and plate until they are 20 years old. Wife to be executrix."

Here is what I have gleaned so far:

STEPHEN MAINWARING/MANWARING b abt 1630 England, lived Westmoreland Co VA & Perquimans Co NC, died 1699 Richmond Co VA
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children by wife ELIZABETH UNKNOWN who died before 1688:
Elizabeth MANWARING b abt 1671 Westmoreland Co VA m James THIGPEN II
Susannah MANWARING b abt 1670s m Stephen TRAMISON (sp?)
Unknown MANWARING b abt 1670s m JOHN JONES I

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children by wife HANNAH VOSE, who died before 1697:
John MANWARING b abt 1688 Perquimans Co NC
Hannah MANWARING b abt 1690s Perquimans Co NC m Robert MOORE

Third Wife JANE indicated from 1699 Richmond Co VA will (one transcription shows her as Joan). Robert K Headley in his book "Married Well & Often" indicates this JANE/JOAN was a HEATH (not a VOSE or WILKINSON as some sources have indicated) and was executrix for a Joseph HEATH, but I have not been able to verify this.

Comments appreciated, more research to come.

Betty T

PS I would like to find the source that shows this STEPHEN MANWARING/MAINWARING of VA & NC as a son of Rev JOHN MAINWARING, Rector of Stoke on Trent, England & SUSANNAH PIGGOT. Lots of folks have posted this information, but I personally haven't been able to verify it.

Re: Parents of Benjamin Manwaring, Lyme, CT

jamesodgers44 — 2008-06-19 02:38:26Z

Hello, My ggg grandfather was Eli Manwaring of East Lyme and his wife was Sophia Denison. My mother gave me oral lineage of her family. Her father was Hebert Franklin Manwaring, then,Eli Manwaring, then, Albert Stillman Manwaring, Then, Eli Manwaring, Then, Benjamin Manwaring all the way down the line to Plumbes. Christophers etc. She knew the lineage but not the order. She died lasy year at age 95. Jim Odgers

Free DNA site

liberrylady — 2008-01-18 03:01:28Z

I just heard of a free DNA site. It might be interesting to get some kind of Manwaring DNA info.
http://www.smgf.org/index.jspx

I would like to know how the NY Manwarings connect with other families.
Chris

Re: manwaring family

caroline631 — 2007-12-13 05:28:48Z

I found different. I've done a family tree that goes back as far as 1672 for Manwaring's that came to New York and it shows that it was Van Der Manwaring.

Re: Manwaring Del/Ind/Mo

jaredejones — 2007-09-25 17:04:01Z

I am working the same line. I am down the Andrew J line and his son Theodore who moved to Oklahoma and then California. My work is posted at http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?o...

Re: Manwaring Del/Ind/Mo

xxericedgar — 2007-09-23 20:47:28Z

I am researching the Missouri Manwarings. From the 1830 census for Union Township, Washington County, MO I find
C H Manwaring 55 years old born in Delaware. His wife Elizabeth E Branham was born in Kentucky. I have him for the same town on the 1840 and 1850 censuses. His children are found in Washington and Jefferson counties, Missouri and in Fulton and Lawrence county, Arkansas. His sons Andrew J Manwaring and Orville C Manwaring both served in the Confedrate Army from Missouri. His grandson James R Manwaring served in the Confederate Army from Arkansas.

I have many generations of this family charted, and am interested in sharing information.

I have not yet found any other records placing them in Delaware besides the 1830 census.

Re: Manwaring Site

2006-09-09 18:42:05Z

I am looking for information on the ancestry of a Josephene Manwaring who married Harvey W.Gray. She was born 1885 as stated on her gravestone, however Harvey preceded her in death in 1911 and her death date was never inscribed on their stone. They are buried in Riverside Cemetery in N. Fryeburg ME. Any info on where she was born would be greated appreciated.

Roger Manwaring and Ruth Crocker decendants?

2005-12-18 22:17:21Z

Does anyone know if Roger and Ruth Crocker Manwaring had children? Roger was born in 1758 in New Londong, CT. He was the son of Christopher Manwaring and Deborah Denison. I am trying to fill in the gaps on the family tree for the New London Manwaring family and I have very little information on Roger and Ruth. thanks!

Re: Henry Manwaring b, 1827 in Sandbach

2005-11-07 00:47:58Z

Hello Alex

I posted by message in response to Heathers as I have struck a brick wall with my Henry Martin Manwaring.

He was born abt 1794, and died 29 July 1875 at St Nicholas, Worcester, aged 81. His father may have been called James and his grandfather Samuel and they may have been born in the Great Pagehurst region.

He married a Sarah Garland in May 1822 at St Brides Fleet Street London.

I have found Henry and Sarah on the 1851 census and they are living at 13 Corn Market, Saint Martin, Worcester.

In my research I cam across a death entry and purchased a death cert for a Samuel Martin Manwaring who died 1868. I thought with the same middle name and reasonable closeness in age that they may be related

Here is an extract from that entry:
Samuel Manwaring abt 1809 Hythe, Kent, England Head St Pancras Middlesex.

Anyway to cut a long story short if you have any info on this man I would love to know
thanks

Samuel Manwaring abt 1809 Hythe, Kent, England Head St Pancras Middlesex

Re: Henry Manwaring b, 1827 in Sandbach

2005-11-06 23:34:06Z

David,
Henry did not have a brother named Samuel that I am aware of. My records show the following:
Thomas b. 1812
Mary b. 1814
John b. 1816
Ann b. 1818
Jane b. 1820
Peter b. 1822
Henry b. 1827
George b. 1829
Elizabeth b. 1831
Eleanor b. 1834
William b. 1836

Alex...

Re: Henry Manwaring b, 1827 in Sandbach

2005-11-06 23:28:47Z

Heather,
I forgot to mention that I have more information on the descendants of Henry Manwaring including histories and other information on many of his children.

Alex...

Re: Henry Manwaring b, 1827 in Sandbach

2005-11-06 23:25:36Z

Heather,

The Henry Manwaring b. 10 Feb 1827 in Sandbach, Cheshire, England and married to Sarah Barber was the son of John Manwaring (Mainwaring) b. 7 Feb 1789 in Sandbach, and Eleanor Bratt, b. 28 May 1793 in Warrington, Lancashire, England.

His grandfather was also John Manwaring (Mainwaring) but I don't have a connection further back and I would like one.

Alex...

Re: Henry Manwaring b, 1827 in Sandbach

2005-11-06 14:39:59Z

Hello Heather, I cannot help with your query but I am trying to trace my Manwaring line. I also have a Henry Manwaring b abt 1794 and died in 1875 at St Nicholas , Worcester. He married Sarah Garland in 1822. Henry I beleive was born Bennington (Benenden)??, Kent. It is possible that Henry has a brother called Samuel. Cheers

Re: Parents of Benjamin Manwaring, Lyme, CT

2006-01-24 03:00:05Z

Did you ever find any proof of Benjamin's parentage? Also, do you know who John Manwaring's Parents are? (the John who married Lydia Plumb?)

Re: Rose Ann/Rosia A. & Rosella R. Manwaring

2005-09-01 19:57:52Z

Rosia Ann Manwaring was my great-grandmother. Nettie Wenzel was the first born child of Rosia's marriage to Ben Wenzel of Parkston, SD. Please contact me at my email address for futher information and the details of your descent from Nettie. I have quite a lot of information on Nettie and her sister, my grandmother, Emma Wenzel. Please let me hear from you.

Henry Manwaring b, 1827 in Sandbach

thshelton — 2005-10-21 20:04:46Z

I'm looking for information on the family of Henry Manwaring, born 1827 in Sandbach, Cheshire, England. He married Sarah Barber in 1853. The parents I have listed for him are John Mainwaring and Eleanor Bratt. There has been some confusion on this line with the generations getting mixed up and I'd like to straighten it out.

Re: manwaring family

vsummers — 2007-04-12 20:11:27Z

Hi,

Contact me, please, at vsummers adt gmail.com with the
adt being replaced by the usual email symbol.

Thanks,
Vince Summers

Re: Manwarings in Chenango County

@@LYOUNGS@prodigy.net — 2007-02-05 20:44:24Z

Hi,
Don't recognize your name, but expect you are one of George's grandchildren. I think I may have solved the Jabez connection back to a George Manwaring and Temperence Chappell from New London CT.
I recently gave a copy of what I have to Andy J. - if you can't get a copy of it, I can put some info together.

Adam Manwaring m. Ann Mason (1700's, Lyme, CT)

naomigallery — 2007-01-30 01:50:53Z

I'm looking for info on Ann Mason b.1737 poss. Lyme CT. Specifically, who her ancestors were, and her husband Adam Manwaring, b. about 1733, Lyme, CT, married about 1758.

Thanks.

Manwaring connection to Benedict Arnold???

kedealing — 2006-11-29 04:33:23Z

Hello:

I am researching the family history on my father's side of the family (Manwaring) and was told we are descendants of Benedict Arnold. Does anyone know if this is correct, and if so, what are the details?

Please email me at "dianamanwaring@hotmail.com" - not the email addy listed with this id for this website. I am conducting my research at the library and am using their Ancestry.com membership account. Thank you.

Diana Manwaring
Sandy Creek, New York

Re: Manwaring Surname

smanwaring115 — 2007-04-12 06:18:09Z

It is sad that i used to have alot of information about the manwaring family that settled in the New London CT area as well as Main but have seemed to have lost it over the years. i will try to see if my grandfathers wife still has anything about it

Re: manwaring family

smanwaring115 — 2007-04-12 06:10:23Z

in my research of the manwaring family, ive come across numerous different spellings. i used to have a bunch of papers with pictures of the family crest and the hisory of the earlier manwarings but seem to have lost it over the years. Although i would love to start a family tree, i dont know where to begin, got any ideas for me?

Union City - GA Fulton County - USA

varcsix — 2005-10-03 20:37:26Z

Trying to identify this family -- and they seem connected to the Harris family in the burial location.

Sara L Manwaring Dec 25, 1872 Sept 19, 1965
J. D. Manwaring Oct. 23, 1867 Feb. 1, 1941

Did they come over from England?

Perhaps the parents of Lela P. Harris ?

Long Island Manwarings