Manley - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Manley Circus

crumpydave — 2012-05-24 17:00:23Z

Hi, Some info on Manley's circus for you. I am writing a biography of Music Hall impressario Fred Karno. He started as a circus acrobat and did a year with Manley's based at Burton on Trent in I believe 1883. He creditted Manley (he seemed to think it was Harry Manley? Is that right?) with teaching him the skills of visual comedy and slapstick which he went on to make his own. Hope this is useful. I note you said you had some photos of the circus - if they from this sort of era I'd be very interested to see them. best wishes, Dave Crump

Peter (Pete) Manley died 27 Jul 1979

peterjmanley — 2012-05-10 00:08:49Z

Scranton Times
Scranton PA
27 Jul 1979
Illness is Fatal
Peter [Pete] J. Manley, 1527 Calypso St., Bethlehem, died Friday in St. Luke’s Hospital, Bethlehem, after an illness. His wife, the former Marjorie Thornton, died in 1964.
Born in Scranton, son of the late John and Sarah Lally Manley, he was a member of Holy Family Church and was employed as a driver for Scranton Transit Corp. for [over] 50 years before retiring in 1972. He was a member of the Amalgamated Transit Union and of the Knights of Columbus.
Surviving are two sons, John, Scranton, and Joseph, Connecticut; two daughters, Mrs. Clarence Martin, Bethlehem, and Mrs. David Turner, Scranton; two sister, Mrs. Florence Culkin and Mrs. Ann Kimble, both of Scranton; 21 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren.
The funeral will be Monday from the Thomas J. Golden Funeral Home, 2004 Delaware St., Dunmore, with mass at 9:30 a.m. in Holy Family Church. Interment, Cathedral Cemetery.

MANLEY Richard J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-05 01:32:26Z

MANLEY Richard J - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Munnelly / Monnelly / Munley / Manley Reunion

Marianne_Granoff — 2012-05-02 00:14:49Z

There will be a reunion in County Mayo for those with the connections to the ancestral surnames above from June 22 - June 24. Details at

http://www.munnellysofcountymayo.com/2012-reunion.html

Posted on the Munnelly Connection at facebook:

"Paul Manley
I will be bringing some historical items to the reunion to share. Among them is a 3 foot by 4 foot color map of the west coast of Ireland. It is was done in 1584 by a man named John Browne. It was was colored in Italy. The reproduction is in a 2003 article in the Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy. I called the Society in Dublin from California and they were generous enough to send me a free copy. Also, I have the 2009 copy of the Ordinance Survey Letters for County Mayo from 1838. It is 350 pages long. It has a reproduction of several early maps of County Mayo. It is very strong on the origins of names of places and local history as told to John O'Donovan by the old timers in 1838. This is where we learn of the connection between the Munnellys, Ballymunnelly and the O'Doherty clan."

Please let Kathy Manley Short ( katsjay2@bellsouth.net ) know ASAP if you are interested in attending.

Marianne Manley Granoff
Albuquerque, NM
granoff@zianet.com

Re: Manley in South Georgia

KManleyShort — 2012-04-29 13:09:36Z

Hi - just wondering if you all have heard about the Manley/Munnelly reunion in Ireland this summer? See www.munnellysofcountymayo.com for details. Also check out the 'Munnelly Connection' group on Facebook. (Manleys were originally Munnelys of County Mayo). Kathy

Re: Manley in South Georgia

Billnancyponder — 2012-04-29 02:55:12Z

Thank you but he was definitely from Georgia.

Re: Manley in South Georgia

tabitharodriguez1 — 2012-04-28 17:18:36Z

check in south carolina thats where my fathers family is from

Re: Danny Lee Manley

nourtorius — 2012-04-25 14:26:55Z

David

Hi there this is Dan who who seek, I do know more about your biological Father. if interested contact me here at nourtorius@yahoo.com

Re: Scranton and Philly Manleys related??

peterjmanley — 2012-04-21 21:13:58Z

My family settled in Scranton. It's where I grew up. So, I've done much research on Manleys there. I have some church records for a James Manley and Anna O'Hora. Could this be them?

Re: Scranton and Philly Manleys related??

KManleyShort — 2012-04-21 15:45:51Z

They probably are related at some pooint. Are you aware of the Manley/Munnelly reunion in Co. Mayo Ireland in June? Mayo is where the surname originates. See my site www.munnellysofcountymayo.com and the Facebook group 'Munneelly Connection' . My Manleys were from outside Scranton. Kathy

Scranton and Philly Manleys related??

ktate581 — 2012-04-21 13:06:40Z

I have an ancestor, James Manley, who was born around 1825 in Pennsylvania and lived in Philadelphia (Manayunck area). Manayunck is known to have been popular with the Irish, so I am wondering if he may be related? His wife was named Anna Mary and I know of 2 children, Sarah A. and Oscar R. (My ancestor is Sarah). I see that there is a James and Anna M. Manley that lived in Scranton- do you know anything about this couple?

Re: MANLEY - NC/TN/IL

lepaule — 2012-04-18 15:55:33Z

The Joseph Manley who was the son of William and Elizabeth Manley of Laurens county, SC married Margaret Hardy Wilson (Peggy) on 12-20-1804 in Laurens county. They later moved to Monroe county, MS.

Lavina Manley living in Persifer Twnship, Ill 1900 widowed...born in OHIO.

annageis76 — 2012-02-23 19:13:22Z

I am trying to find out what happened to Lavina Manley who was living in Persifer Township in 1900.
She was born March 1833 in Ohio. Her mother was from Mass and her father was from New York.

She is widowed and has her granddaughter Grace Darling Epperson living with her.

Lavina had 4 children....3 survived.
Guy
Jay
May....married an Epperson and had a daughter Grace Darling...they divorced and she remarried a Buffington and died in Pueblo Colorado.
an unknown child.

I would like to know when/where Lavina died, and also what was her husbands name. There are many Manley family members buried in Knox County, although I do not find her.
I would think one of them is Lavina's husband and the child that had died. (Also, what was her maiden name)

I am really trying to find out what happened to the grand daughter Grace Darling Epperson...she married John Leu and then Willis L. Burris. I can not find anymore info than this.
John Leu and Grace had a daughter that died in 1902 after only 17 days of life. I do not know where this daughter is buried either.

Anyone that has information about Lavina and her family??

Thank you so much,
Anna

Re: Wisconsin Manleys

tracker185 — 2012-02-22 02:54:36Z

Charles Manley was married to Anna Owen. I am of the Owen Family. Anna was the dau. of Ethan Allen Owen Jr. of Marquette County, Wis. Your are descended from Revolutionary soldiers through Owen and French families.

JC

Re: MANLEY>IRELAND>MASSACHUSETTS>MINNESOTA

ahogan — 2012-02-19 04:01:38Z

We've been to Calvary and taken pics of stones.
I will ad you info to our file and get back to you. Tx.

Re: MANLEY>IRELAND>MASSACHUSETTS>MINNESOTA

debrasmarsh — 2012-02-19 01:07:33Z

http://www.ac-hs.org/calvarymno.htm

MANLEY Anna M. Anna M., 1880-1972
MANLEY Anthony Anthony, Died 1893, Age 87 yrs.
MANLEY Anthony J. Anthony J., 1872-1954
MANLEY Bell H. Bell H., 1888-1972,
MANLEY Bridget Bridget, 1836-1906, Mother, R.I.P.
MANLEY Hugh 8/8/1967
MANLEY Hugh J. Hugh J., 1872-1957,
MANLEY Michael Y *Michael, Q.M. Dept. U.S. Reg., March 21, 1877, March 22, 1917,
MANLEY Patrick Patrick, 1829-1913, Father, R.I.P.,
MANLEY Peter Peter, Dec. 20, 1847, Mar. 10, 1929
MANLEY Sarah Sarah, Wife of A. Manley, Died 1887, Age 83 yrs. Rest in Peace,

Re: MANLEY>IRELAND>MASSACHUSETTS>MINNESOTA

debrasmarsh — 2012-02-19 01:01:13Z

There are several Manleys, including Hugh and Ann, buried at Calvary Cemetery in Anoka. I will look around for names when we are there next.

Here is a link with Hugh and Ann's children listed: http://records.ancestry.com/Hugh_Manley_records.ashx?pid=121.... Not sure how detailed you want me to get with Hugh/Ann line, I have a document with names, but without birthdates and death dates, that was last updated in 2001.

I will see what I have on Hugh's siblings. My great Aunt Margaret did a lot of research, but the most thorough work was done on her mother's side, the Gallaghers.

Re: MANLEY>IRELAND>MASSACHUSETTS>MINNESOTA

ahogan — 2012-02-18 23:33:09Z

Will be in touch when I get to my other computer. Thanks.

Re: MANLEY>IRELAND>MASSACHUSETTS>MINNESOTA

KManleyShort — 2012-02-18 23:30:40Z

I would love more details abt your family. Also, were you aware that there is a Munnelly/Manley family reunion in Co. Mayo this summer? Your family may be interested in going. You can write me at katsjay2@bellsouth.net or go to www.munnellysofcountymayo.com. Kathy

Re: MANLEY>IRELAND>MASSACHUSETTS>MINNESOTA

ahogan — 2012-02-18 18:38:37Z

Oh, this is a great connection on a really old posting. Yes, please share!

Re: MANLEY>IRELAND>MASSACHUSETTS>MINNESOTA

debrasmarsh — 2012-02-17 20:52:21Z

Hello, Patrick & Bridget (correct) Manley are my gg grandparents. My great-grandfather was Hugh Manley. He married Anna Gallagher. They had 7 children. I am the granddaughter of his daughter Kathryn Bridget Manley Tuttle, born 1909 died 1988. I can give you more detailed information on this line if you wish.

Manley Adoption -Oklahoma, Texas, Missouri

kyarea52 — 2012-02-12 15:08:58Z

My grandfather was adopted in Oklahoma City, Ok in 1926. We have recently done DNA testing that suggests Manley could be his surname. I am looking for anyone who would be willing to help us find out who is birth parents are. I have several trees on ancestry.com and testing through FTDNA.com.
His adopted name is Billy Paul Key and as far as we know, his birth name was Robert Gene Davis (named by mother and her maiden name).
Kyan Hayden

Re: MANLEY and SCOTT

deleug77 — 2012-02-06 19:30:48Z

I did a complete rehab . Orchard Grove Cemetery, Town of Farmington, Washington Co. Wi. Buried there, Riley Manley, 1821-1884, Susan Manley, died July 17, 1903. Rosetta (Manley) Blackwood diedJan. 4, 1871, age 20 years 5 months. Waldo Blackwood, died Sept 21,1883. Son of Jennie Manley and George Blackwood. Rosetta married Josiah Eaton Blackwood. Jennie Married George Algernon Blackwood. deleug77@sbcglobal.net

Re: Manleys of Hertford Co, NC

missamn31 — 2012-01-29 13:16:19Z

I am looking for Frances "Fannie" Manley born abt 1810. She married Elvey Lewis, Sr. and they lived in Hertford County. I'm wondering if Fannie was related to Noah Manley. Maybe his daughter?

Thanks

Patrick McNamara of Scranton PA died July 9, 1924

peterjmanley — 2012-01-15 03:26:45Z

SCRANTON [PA]TIMES, JULY 9, 1924
P. F. McNAMARA, FIRST FURNITURE DEALER HERE, IS DEAD AT HOME OF SON
AGED WEST SIDE RESIDENT STRICKEN WITH FATAL ILLNESS WEEK FOLLOWING DEATH OF WIFE
Stricken with an illness a week following the death of his wife, Patrick F. McNamara, aged seventy-nine years, of 815 Eynon Street, died this morning at 9:40 o’clock at the home of his son, John McNamara, of 814 West Elm Street. Mrs. McNamara died on June 20 and was laid at rest in Cathedral Cemetery.
Mr. McNamara resided in West Scranton since 1863 and was one of the well known and most prominent citizens. He was born in Ireland and when a young boy came to this country with his parents [Francis and Mary Manley McNamara] who made their home in Canada [Lochaber, Quebec]. At the age of twenty-one years, he came to this city and, having become proficient in the art of cabinet making, opened what was probably the earliest furniture store of the city at 815 Eynon Street. During his active life, much of the furniture was the product of the hands and not of machinery and in many homes in this city and valley the work of his hands is among highly prized furniture. He was engaged by many of the officials of Catholic churches of this region to fashion fixtures for use in the sacred edifices.
He was one of the first communicants of St. Patrick’s church and with the organization of St. Ann’s parish, Lincoln Heights, together with his late wife, he became one of the organizers of that parish. He was faithful and devout in attending his religious duties and he was admired for his many sterling characteristics.
Mr. McNamara is survived by two sons, John McNamara, of the Glen Alden Coal company, and Thomas J., travelling freight and passenger agent for the D. & H. Railroad. The funeral will probably be held on Saturday morning with a solemn high mass of requiem in St. Ann’s church. The body will be laid at rest beside that of his wife in the family plot in Cathedral cemetery.

Re: Chauncey MANLEY m. Mary Mae JULIAN

notyourordinaryride — 2011-12-17 03:17:48Z

I am his great granddaughter. i've decided to do a family history for my father, marvin, son of Sonny and Millie (Mildred) Manley. If you have any more info that could help me with my search, I would be so entirely greatful. thank you! I can help with this line as much as I can!

Re: Mary Manley

main14 — 2011-12-10 21:15:34Z

I can add to the above that I have a copy of a marriage certificate for a Mary Collins to (Squire) Henderson Collins which seems to be my great-grandmother's first marriage? But still the confusion regarding Manley? Hope someone can help me sort this out! Thanks!

Mary Manley

main14 — 2011-12-10 21:12:47Z

Looking for information re: Mary Manley, b. April 12, 1855 in Nashville, Davidson Co., TN. Married first to (Squire) Henderson Collins. Some gedcoms show "Collins" as her maiden name, and show parents as Elisha C. Collins, b. 1830 TN and Esther Archer b. 1825 in Wilson Co., TN. However, I wonder if this is in error and that Manley was really her maiden name? Looking for her parents and siblings if that is true, and for confirmation if Collins really was her maiden name, with Manley possibly being her middle name. This is confusing, but Mary Manley Collins eventually married to my great-grandfather John Eades/Eads in 1888, in Wayne Co., MO. Have done lots of research of my Eades/Eads ancestry and now trying to document more of the Manley and Collins lines. Mary died in 1938 in Greybull, Natrona Co., WY where she went to live in her later years with (or near) one of her children. I know most about her Eads descendants, but also some on her Collins children. I do also have a picture of her tombstone and would be happy to share what I have. Would love to meet up with someone researching the Manley/Collins/Eads folks.

Re: Manley Circus

1_dennismanley — 2011-10-18 11:16:36Z

hello john i remember you ringing my dad peter manley who passed you onto my nan rose to get info on henrietta who walked the large ball in the circus don manley is my cus my dads brothers son ive just started doing tree would like to get more info i know you have done a lot of reseach could you please pass some onto me if you dont mined i live in addiscombe croydon where some of the family lived you already know james manley was my grandad. look forward hearing from you regards dennis

MANLEY Raymond P. 1932-2011 Mahoning County, Ohio

Lace_Lynch — 2011-10-16 14:19:19Z

BOARDMAN – Raymond P. Manley passed away Friday morning, October 14, 2011.

Raymond was born Aug. 25, 1932, a son of William I. and Edna Byers Manley.

He was a 1951 Ursuline High School graduate, a 1955 graduate of the University of Notre Dame and received a master degree from the University of Chicago in 1958. Raymond was a C.P.A. for Hill, Barth & King and then went to work for William G. Barth & Associates.
He was a member of St. Luke Church, the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Stambaugh Pillars, Ohio Historical Society, the Mahoning Valley Historical Society, the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation and the Friends of the Smithsonian.

Raymond loved to read and enjoyed history.

He leaves to cherish his memory, two brothers Paul (Jan) Manley of St. Petersburg, Fla. and William J. (Louise) Manley Sr. of Boardman, Ohio; seven nieces and nephews; several great-nieces and nephews; and several great-great-nieces and nephews.

Besides his parents, Raymond was preceded in death by a brother, George.

Prayers will be at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the Fox Funeral Home, Boardman, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Luke Church.

Friends may call Monday from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Fox Funeral Home, Boardman.

Material tributes can be made in Raymond’s memory to the Ohio Historical Society or his church.
Family and friends may visit www.foxfuneralhome.org to view this obituary and send condolences.

Manley in South Georgia

Billnancyponder — 2011-10-10 01:50:34Z

My great grandmother was Mary Eugenia Manley who married William R. Sapp. They married in Glynn County (Brunswick), Georgia. He was from Appling County but I have not found any information of where she was from.

Can you help?!

Re: Scranton, PA Manleys from Ireland

irishrose13126 — 2011-09-05 03:33:20Z

Hi Kristine
I am not sure if you remember me but I wrote many years ago to you. I am the great grand-daughter of Michael Manley. I am on face book or my email is radire@hotmail.com if you are still interested in contacting me about family history.
Thank you
Rose Davenport

Re: Scranton, PA Manleys from Ireland

irishrose13126 — 2011-09-05 03:26:37Z

hi I had a great grandfather who was born in Ballina,county mayo, ire. around 1845. he immigrated to Philadelphia PA around 1860. His mother,s name was Mary. They settled in Marcellus NY He married Ann O'Donnell.
they had several children which included my grandfather Henry Manley. Michael I know had a brother named Patrick who lived in Ohio. any of this sound connected?
thanks rose

Re: thomas manley

chiicy123 — 2011-09-02 19:28:56Z

thank you so much for the information on Thomas Manley, it certainly sounds like the right person,the only information we had that he had got a job out there with a taxi company,sadly my greatgrandmother[his wife]died suddenly in 1910,so we think thats why he never sent for the children and they never heard again. Kind Regards and thank you again ,Hazel

Re: thomas manley

barbdale_1 — 2011-09-02 01:57:09Z

You can find a likely Thomas Manley immigrating in 1908 at www.ellisisland.org He was going to a friend, Mr. Martin.

In the 1910 census, there is a Thomas Manly,age 46, living in Manhattan as a boarder. His occupation was a Chauffer for the New York Taxi Co. I couldn't find him after that.

There are New York death records here, but there are several Thomas Manley's.
http://www.italiangen.org/NYCDeath.stm

Family Tree DNA now accepting results from other labs for surname projects

Marianne_Granoff — 2011-08-06 00:09:09Z

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For an additional $39, customers who transfer their third party results will also have additional markers tested so that they can receive matches to Family Tree DNA's 25 or 37-marker level, ancestral origins, and other features of the personal page.

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Let me know if anyone has any questions.

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

MANLEY/MUNNELLY REUNION 2012

KManleyShort — 2011-08-01 12:52:49Z

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

Louisa Manley

jferrari_1 — 2011-07-21 13:47:39Z

I am looking for the imediate family (mother,father, sibs) of Louisa Manley. She was the wife of Dennis Fisher and was born around 1831. She lived in vermont.

Reese thomas Manley

johnkuhn99 — 2011-07-18 04:35:58Z

Looking for tree's with reese thomas ,married to louise opal copp in chanute kansas, neosho county f you can help please contact me at millerbelton@aol.com

Re: manleys of franklin georgia

cricketcar — 2011-07-15 16:29:36Z

i am a descendent of william manley married to martha floyd.do you have anything on this line.i can not find any thing on his mother or father or siblings.all i know is he was born about 1862 and died about 1925 and was from franklin georgia.their daughter minnie lee born 1886 married to albert hunnicutt was my grandprents.my mother sarah lou hunnicutt married my father fred earle.i would appreciate any info you have on william. ................................thanks martha carver

Re: Thomas Berry Hudson and Frances Jackson Manley

AudreyManlyMabe — 2011-07-12 22:01:56Z

I noted on the family group sheet that Frances Jackson "Fanny" Manley was born in Bedford City, Bedford, VA. Do you have more on her father: Ancil W Manley? My 3rd g grandfather was William Manly - died in Laurens SC 1799. I am working on some Bedford VA research trying to find his wife Elizabeth's maiden name and his ancestors.
Thanks for any help.

Re: Will for Devereaux Jarrett Meanly (Manley) b. abt 1760 in VA

dmad34 — 2011-07-05 16:12:11Z

When I saw that entry it seemed it might be on microfilm.
At the Library of Virginia web site there is a contact a
research assistant or ask a question, cannot remember
exactly which, ask them if it is on microfilm. They have
always answered my questions fairly quickly.
I have lost track of Deveraus Jarrett Manley, who were his
parents?

Re: Will for Devereaux Jarrett Meanly (Manley) b. abt 1760 in VA

AHarris6347 — 2011-07-05 01:59:31Z

Thanks for this information. I was not aware of this online catalogue. Do you know if I go to that library will I be able to see that resource? Seems like it may be on microfilm.

Re: Will for Devereaux Jarrett Meanly (Manley) b. abt 1760 in VA

dmad34 — 2011-07-04 01:06:26Z

I found this while searching the Library of Virginia online
catalogue.
Manley, Devarauz Jarrat
Index to Petersburg Wills and Administrations (1784-1800)
p.253. Will pro. 3 Apr 1797
p. 266-267. Inv. & Appr. rec. 4 Sept. 1798
Hustings Court Will Bood 1, 1784-1805 (Reel 18)
Petersburg, VA, Wills
Added Title: Virginia wills & administrations
I did not looK further into this file, hope that it is
helpful to you.

Looking for Manley connection through my grandmother

bluerosebud3 — 2011-06-21 09:53:37Z

My grandmother's name is Arline Harkins. She was the only child of Mary Elizabeth Manley (b. 1906) and William Hartley (b. 1903). She was born in Whitinsville, MA. Both of her parents were born in Fall River, MA.

Mary Elizabeth had 7 siblings:
Hattie Mae (married a Barnes)
Mable
Lyman
Irene
Ethel
Robert Lawson
John C

Mary Elizabeth's parents were Robert L Manley (b. 1866 in Warren, RI) and Mary Wood (b. 1871). Robert's parents were Lyman Albert (b. 1842 in Smithfield, RI) and Annie Moore (b. 1835, possibly in Ireland).

I'm not very sure of any other information. Mostly, I've focused on my grandfather's line since it's easier to find his Harkins surname than to jump around with Manley and Hartley and all the rest.

If it helps, Grandma remembers two cousins that she used to play with, both boys. I think she told me she called one of them Billy. I'm pretty sure they were on the Manley side. I think they might have been Hattie Mae's boys, but I'm not positive. I do know that she lived in what I believe was a shared house of some sort, maybe a duplex or something similar. I think "Billy" was in the military, but I'm not positive.

Any information would be helpful. I've not been able to fine much more on the family, and I've yet to find anyone that might be related to us.

Will for Devereaux Jarrett Meanly (Manley) b. abt 1760 in VA

AHarris6347 — 2011-05-18 20:44:16Z

Does anyone have a copy of the will for Devereaux Jarrett Meanly (Manley) who was born in about 1760 in VA (Dinwiddie CO or New Kent Co, VA)? It is supposedly on file at Petersburg, VA but not quite sure where. His parents were Absalom Meanly and Susannah Jarrett.

Re: William Harrison Manley SC/ GA

lillemaemillermanley — 2011-05-17 01:20:58Z

Thanks to (DNA)and modern methods which have come about we
now know that Lord & Lady Westwinton of Poul-ton Grange-Le-Fede- in the old Manley Via had a will stipulation in 1510.
Kenneth Robert Manley Sr & Lillian Budner Manley are the Westinton's He and Her are former Officer for the USAF/CAP
Chaplains. The(DNA)match was brought to Sir Charlies attention by The Duchess of York Sahara The Manley's tour of duty for two and half years had his (DNA)on file while station their.

Thomas Berry Hudson and Frances Jackson Manley

TerryJayFoster — 2011-05-16 13:15:38Z

I am looking for anyone with documentation on the family attached. Specifically I am looking for evidence that Robert William Hudson was the son on Thomas Berry Hudson and Frances Jackson Manley.

Please see the attached family group sheet for details.

Isaac Dennett Manley

JW3Allbritten — 2011-05-13 16:34:02Z

Hey folks. Does anyone know where i can view/purchase a copy of his Will? thanks, John.

Mary Coleman Manley Obituary Died 13 Oct 1901 Scranton, PA

peterjmanley — 2011-05-09 00:42:39Z

The Scranton Tribune
Scranton, PA 14 Oct 1901
Mrs. John Manley
Mrs. John Manley, 60 years of age, died yesterday at the family residence, 540 Beech Street, after a tedious illness. The deceased lady had lived on the South Side many years, was well known and highly esteemed. She is survived by a grown-up family. Notice of the funeral will be published after.

The Scranton Tribune
Scranton, PA 17 Oct 1901
Funeral of the Late Mrs. Mary Manley
The remains of Mrs. Mary Manley, who died on Sunday, were laid at rest yesterday morning after impressive services in St. John’s church on Fig Street. Hundreds of neighbors and sorrowing relatives of the deceased gathered at the family residence on Beech Street an hour before the time set for the services and viewed the remains.
At 9 o’clock, the casket was closed by the undertaker Cusick and the long line of sorrowing mourners wended their way to the church. Rev. E. J. Melley celebrated a requiem mass and afterwards paid a high tribute to the goodness and high moral character of the deceased. Interment was afterwards made in St. Mary’s cemetery, Dunmore. The pallbearers were Patrick Nealis, Patrick McNamara, Patrick Rogan, Patrick Coggins, John McNamara, and Stephen Reap.