Manny - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Pells Manny Reaper Manufacturer

ppcross — 2010-04-04 00:10:02Z

i have info!! my email is ppcross at aol .com

Re: Pells Manny Reaper Manufacturer

RobinPardus1959 — 2009-11-01 01:20:30Z

Peggy Im not sure if I ever recieved this from you as I dont see on the board that I replied to you? If you have anything you would like to share or such with the McConnell Musuem or put on the genealogy shelf feel free to send to the museum. Be sure to send your name and address or how to make contact with you case any other Manny descendants ever want to get ahold of you.
Thanks
Robin Pardus
McConnell Area Hisotircal Society
P.O. Box 42
McConnell Illinois 61050

Re: Pells Manny Reaper Manufacturer

PETER CROSS — 2009-10-31 15:59:30Z

Robin ,
I'm a DeGraff reseachr and have Manny connections .. please email me

ppcross@aol.com

Peter DeGraff Cross MD

MANNY Beatrice H 1878-1959

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 19:13:06Z

MANNY Beatrice H 1878-1959

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 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.

Margaret Manny

hofmendenhall — 2008-09-22 15:40:58Z

I'm looking for information on Margaret Manny and her husband. The information I have is:

Margaret Manny
Born in Germany around 1838
Married a man with last name Baker, also from Germany (not sure when, if before arrival or after)
Arrived in US ~1850s
Had 8 children
Widowed by 1900
lived in Sullivan County, New York, USA with son Edward Baker in early 1900s

Need some help

missouriblue — 2008-04-18 18:52:00Z

I have a John Manny married to Annie Wines had a son Barnabas Manny married to Anna Everett had a daughter Anna Manny married to a James Mapes this is from the internet. This is my 6/7/8 Grandparents. Would like to research there brothers and sisters. Is there anybody with any info to get me started?
Thanks

Manny-Bryson wedding 1878 Butler Co. PA

JayneBeech43 — 2007-04-18 00:37:08Z

BUTLER CITIZEN; Oct. 23, 1878
MARRIAGES:
MANNY-BRYSON---Oct. 17 1878, at the U. P. Parsonage, Butler, Mr. John J. Manny and Miss Ellen Jane Bryson, both of Butler.
________
NOTE: Ellen was the daughter of William and Mary Jane Stephenson Bryson. She was b. April 12, 1852 and d. June 5, 1924. John J. Manny was the s/o (John) Joseph and Teresa Schlagel Manny. He was b. Oct. 19, 1851 in Butler Co. and d. March 24, 1921. They had 5 children who lived.
I would love to have an obituary for both of them if anyone out there has a copy. Please post it if you do. Thank you.

Teresa Schlagel Manny d. Aug. 1917 Butler Co. PA

JayneBeech43 — 2007-04-18 00:26:04Z

BUTLER EAGLE; Aug. 24, 1917
MRS. TERESA MANNY
Mrs. Teresa Manny 92 years of age, widow of the late John Joseph Manny St. died at __ o'clock, thursday morning, August 23, at the residence of her son, John J. Manny, Jr., at Eberhart station on the Harmony Line. Mrs. Manny was one of the oldest residents of the southwestern section of Butler township and was highly respected by a wide circle of friends. The deceased was born in Luzerne county, Pa., the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlagel. Her parents came to Butler county over 80 years ago and settled in what is now the Meridian district. Mrs. Manny was the oldest member of Grace Lutheran church of Butler. She is survived by three sons, John J. Jr., whith whom she made her home; Eli G., of Butler, and William W. of Butler township; a brother, Samuel Schlagel, of Butler township, and two sisters, Mrs. Katherine Dufford, of Connoquenessing, and Mrs. Maria Ray, of Beaver Falls, Pa.
The funeral will be held at the residence of her son, John J. Manny, Eberhart station, Sunday, August 26, at 2 p.m., conducted by Rev. E. Victor Roland of Butler. Interment will be made in White Church cemetery, Butler township.

NOTE: Teresa was d/o Henry & Catherine Schutt Schlagel and was b. Nov. 20, 1825 in Luzerne Co. PA and d. Aug. 23, 1917 at Eberhart Station, Butler Co. PA.

(John) Joseph Manny d. 1901 Butler Co. PA

JayneBeech43 — 2007-04-18 00:11:26Z

BUTLER CITIZEN; Feb. 21, 1901
(John)Joseph Manny
Going to the election Tuesday, caused Joseph Manny of Butler township, his life. In stepping down from the New Castle road to the election house, he slipped and fell heavily, fracturing two of his ribs. He was hauled to Butler and a physician was consulted and then hauled back as far as John Leighner's from where he walked home; but as soon as he laid down he cried out for those about him to raise him, as he was smothering, and was in intense pain. He began spitting blood and died probably from hemorrahage that night.

NOTE: (John)Joseph Manny was born in France June 16, 1827 to [I believe] Nicolas (b.1807) and Mary Manny who with Nicolas' brother John J.(b.1810) and both families had come to the USA 1832/33. They were Roman Catholic and settled in the Butler Co. PA area. I have no proof that Joseph is Nicolas' son, except that John J., brother of Nicolas, also had a son, John J. It isn't likely he had 2 living sons of the same name. It is likely that Nicolas would name a son after his brother or perhaps his father.
The Joseph Manny of this obituary m. Teresa Schlagel d/o Henry & Catherine Schott Schlagel.
Joseph and Teresa had children: John Joseph, Jr.; Eli; and William W. There was a child living in their home in the 1880 census, but I can find no direct relation to either of them.
Joseph told stories to his grandchildren of the trip over from France. He had a little sister that died on that trip and she was buried at sea. He always cried a little at the thought of that little sister's death and burial, and he remembered her well.
(John)Joseph Manny and his wife are both buried at "White Church" [St. John's Reformed Church] in Butler Co. PA

Re: Pells Manny Reaper Manufacturer

bogan113 — 2007-01-23 23:37:22Z

I just discovered your note about the Manny Cemetery Walk, a little too late to attend and I live too far away anyway! But I will be happy to share what I have with you. Would you prefer email attachhment or mail hard copy?

Peggy Ogan - Manny descendant

Re: Pells Manny Reaper Manufacturer

2006-07-12 03:27:46Z

Hello, I am from the McConnell Area Historical Society and we are very interested in the Manny family. In fact we are having a cemetery walk on July 23 at the Manny Cemetery. We will have many portrayers, a horse drawn hearse, a reaper and people from the Tinker Cottage in Rockford who will talk about the Manny family. We will also have a Lincoln portrayer talk abt the Manny case. If you are interested email me and I can give you intructions how to get there if you dont live to far. Other wise our little museum has a genealogy shelf and we would love to get a copy of your family tree if you would like to share it. Feel free to send copy and I can put into a binder for you. Make sure you list your name , address, and any other contact such as email, and phone so that people can get in contact with you.
Thanks
Robin
Secretary/Genealogy chairman of the McConnell Area Historical Society

Thomas Manning/Manny

Jenthe16th — 2005-07-06 18:41:26Z

I am looking for a Thomas Manning. On the 1850 Census on Ancestry. com his surname was misspell to Manny instead of Manning.
Thomas Manning was born in Illinois.
DOB: Abt 1830 to 1840.

If you know anything or have a Thomas Manning in your family line tell me about him.

Manney

6mom6 — 2005-04-29 01:35:52Z

I have been searching for parents of Daniel Manney, born in Boston, June 7, 1825. He married Liza McCrudden in 1859 in New York City. Later they moved to Minnesota.
Is there an online site to read ship manifests (like the Ellis Island Records) for landings in Boston? Does Boston have birth records for that year available to see? In his obituary there is no mention of parents or a change in the spelling of Manney.
Any help would be appreciated.

Pells Manny Reaper Manufacturer

dsglkjhl — 2004-10-29 09:18:45Z

Looking for information on Pells Manny of Waddams, Stephenson County, Illinois. He is said to an inventor of the reaper and was a well known manufacturer in the 1800's Factory was run by his son and then by ather family members. Married to 1) Sarah Swart and 2) Eliza Marcellus. Which wife gave birth to which children?

Thanks!

Kathleen (O'Brien) Manny obituary

puppup — 2003-11-01 17:22:22Z

Source: The Sun Gazette, Williamsport, PA Oct. 15, 2003
Deceased: Manny, Kathleen M (O’Brien)
Age: 80
Birth date: March 14, 1923
Birth place: DuBoistown, PA
Death date: Oct. 13, 2003
Place of death: Williamsport, PA

Full obit upon request send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net

No relation to deceased

David R Manning obituary

dactackm — 2003-08-16 16:13:32Z

Source: The Sun Gazette, Williamsport, PA June 29, 2003
Deceased: Manny, David R
Age: 62
Born: Aug. 11, 1940
Birth place: Williamsport, PA
Death date: June 23, 2003
Place of death: Muncy, PA

For a copy of full obit send email to:
dactackm@jlink.net

No relation to the deceased

JACK MANNY

grbutka — 2001-07-05 11:30:18Z

LOOKING FOR INFO ON MY GRANDFATHER'S
BIOLOGICAL FATHER JACK MANNY.
I WAS TOLD HE WAS A RAILROAD MAN,
AND WAS JUST PASSING THROUGH WHEN HE MET
MY GREAT-GREAT GRANDMOTHER BERNICE BABBITT.
MY GRANDFATHER'S NAME WAS WILHELM LESTER
BABBITT BUT IT WAS CHANGED TO WILLIAM
FARNELL EVANS.
AFTER HIS MOTHER MARRIED A MAN NAMED
BILL EVANS.
THANK-YOU FOR ANY HELP.
RENEE
grbutka2HOTMAIL.COM

JOHN (JACK) MANNY

grbutka — 2001-07-05 11:30:18Z

HI,
Need help on some info on John (Jack)Manny.
He had a relationship with my great-grandmother back around 1914 in the bay city
area. And the result of that relationship
was my grandfather who came along 9 months
later. My great-grandmother's name was Berniece Babbitt daughter of Rueben Babbitt jr.My grandfather's name was wilhelm lester Babbitt later changed to william farnell Evans.
Any help would be great.
Renee

Ora Albert Manny

2001-01-06 17:00:20Z

O.A. Manny, born 3 Sep 1893, has family that may be related to yours in Quebec. He had a daughter named Dorothy. Both lived most of lives in Kansas. Possible relatives? He was my maternal grandfather. denbrad@hotmail.com

Dewitt Manny Inez Dufield

2000-12-07 20:14:24Z

Anyone with info on my GG Aunt Inez and any
of her descendants please contact me. Dewitt
Inez married 30 Nov 1881 in Woodstock, IL
and lived in St. Charles IL for a time. They
then disappeared from the family records.

Aldemar Manny Late 1800`s Quebec

2000-09-26 18:43:01Z

Looking for info on Aldemar`s birth in Canada
also,any info about his parents.
rolandamanny@email.com

Aldemar Manny Late 1800`s Quebec

2000-09-26 18:39:28Z

Looking for info on Aldemar`s birth in Canada
also,any info about his parents.
rolandamanny@email.com

Aldemar Manny Late 1800`s Quebec

2000-09-26 18:34:15Z

Looking for info on Aldemar`s birth in Canada
also,any info about his parents.