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Were Mannon's From Ireland in the 1750's Quakers? Or Were They Protestant Immigrants?

fredherrman — 2015-08-20 04:06:58Z

My 4th Great Grandfather seems to be named, John Mannon. His profile says that he lived in St. George's Hundred in New Castle County, Delaware and he was born in Ireland. This all make sense since many of my relatives came from Pennsylvania. What I am wondering is if he and other Mannon's were Protestants who simply came from Ireland (originally from England) to live in the Delaware Valley at a time when Quakers were doing the same thing (to escape the turmoil of the wars in Ireland between the Celtic Catholics, and the incoming Protestant English and Scots). Or...if the Mannons were some of those Quakers themselves. I read a whole book on Irish Quakers immigrating into the Pennsylvania Province between 1683 and 1750, and not a word of any Mannon's in the certificates of removal (which Quakers had to get from their religious organizations in order to move from one place to another). So I am tending to think that my 4th grandfather just happened to arrive at the tail end of this huge Quaker exodus from Ireland (and Europe), and that his timing was just a coincidence. If anyone knows any better than I, please let me know.

Re: MAHALA MANNON - Need info from any Mannon clan

hansmansgarage — 2014-04-26 10:18:45Z

You probably have your answer by now but Mahala married Jonathan P. Sutton on 24 Feb 1854 in Hunterdon County, NJ. They are buried in Evergreen Cemetery - Dehli, Delaware County, Iowa.

I am working on the Hoppock line. Trying to connect Elizabeth Hoppock b.1792 and Mary Hoppock b.1804 (mother of Mahala). I believe they are sisters but have nothing concrete.

- Jeff

Re: Samuel Mannon/Catherine Smith Mannon

carrchr — 2014-04-14 04:39:32Z

Hi Jeff,
I don't believe there is a will, but in the land transactions of the State Archives, there is a document transferring land belonging to the heirs of George Hoppock, which includes the names of his four children: Elizabeth, Catherine, Peter and Mary and their spouses.

There is also a letter in the Hunterdon County Historical Society from Peter's granddaughter to Hiram Deats, where she refers to her grandfather's sisters, Elizabeth Hamilton, Katie Stevenson and Polly Manning.

Hope this helps,
Chris

Re: Samuel Mannon/Catherine Smith Mannon

hansmansgarage — 2014-04-12 12:05:44Z

Brenda,

Not sure if we have been in contact before. I am trying to figure out if Peter Hoppock, who married Susannah Van Horn, had any siblings.

I believe that Elizabeth Hoppock b. 1792 who married William Osmun in 1811 and Catharine Hoppock b.1795 who married James Stevenson, are his sisters. Elizabeth and Catharine are definitely sisters, just need to connect with Peter or his parents.

Do you have a will for Peter d. 1878 or his father George Hoppock d.1849? They are on my to do list the next time I go to the NJ archives. Not sure if they wrote a will...

- Jeff
hansmansgarage at hotmail dot com

Info on death of Elizabeth Mannon and unborn child

JamesMahaffy — 2014-01-28 00:04:55Z

Folks,

I am interested in any more information than that found in the find a grave record for Elizabeth.

See http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=94...

I study historic rattlesnake populations in Iowa. Of the 82 deaths I have found due to rattlesnakes, she is only one of two where a pregnant lady also lost her fetus. A family history (cited in the grave memorial) might help me decide if this was a massasauga or timber rattlesnake. A student and I are writing on article on these two deaths.

Re: names

Eltonmatheney — 2012-09-05 04:44:20Z

John Matthew Mannon was my grandfather as well. My mother was the second oldest daughter. I would like to hear more about you. We seemed to have lost contact after your dad's death.

MANNON Charles D and Jean A

t42ParkerMem — 2012-08-29 15:51:44Z

MANNON Charles D and Jean A

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

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Re: Boaz & Judah Mannon

zman531 — 2012-02-23 22:10:54Z

Yes they were Dunkards, I followed the Mannen's migrating from Pa. to Ohio, Ind. Dakota's then Iowa. That is the same migration that the Dunkards did.

Boaz born 1765, married to Judah died abt. Oct 29, 1822 in Windsor Township, Lawrence Co. Ohio.

Boaz Mannen born in 1816 in Ohio married Martha A Simmons. Boaz died in 1893 in Iowa.

My Grandfather John H. Mannen "left" the clan (Dunkards) to be a peace officer in the Dakotas

My email if you would like to correspond is zman531@bellsouth.net

Re: Henry, James Mannon 1820 Law Co.,Oh.

nancyjs162 — 2012-02-23 16:27:30Z

From 2 deeds in Lawrence Co, OH, it appears that James is definitely the son of Henry & Lucy. Lawrence CO Recorders Office, Deed Record, v 7, p433: Henry & Lucy sold 120 acres in Twp 2, Range 16, Sect 14 to James for $1000 on 27 MArch 1837. On the same day, also for $1000, James sold the same land back to Henry with the stipulation that Henry & Lucy could continue to live with James and recieve all necessary food & care. If James defaults, Henry & Lucy can sell the land to raise money for their support. ANy money remaining at their deaths goes to James.
Boaz Mannon also had a son James, who moved with Boaz' widow Judah and other children to Champaign Co, OH c 1829.

Re: Boaz & Judah Mannon

nancyjs162 — 2012-02-23 16:02:03Z

I'm getting back to some serious research on the Mannons finally. Did Boaz/Bose die in one of the Dakotas? There doesn't seem to be a record of his death in Iowa. DO you have a reference for their belonging to the Dunkards? (I have ancestors unrelated to the Mannons who may have been Dunkards in Canada.)

Re: Moses Mannon of Wash. Co. Ar.

francestitsworth104 — 2011-11-04 03:21:27Z

I am researching the Francis Marion Mannon family. He married two Taylor daughters of Hiram (Harm) Taylor and Margaret Chitwood Taylor. They were Margaret Lucinda Taylor and Malinda Caroline Taylor. Do you happen to have any information about this Taylor family? Hiram and Margaret Chitwood Taylor are buried with my Allen family in the Old Camp Meeting Cemetery near Anna, Ar. (I have it posted on www.findagrave.com. My family, John A or P Allen and his wife Polly have some family connection to the Taylor family and I would appreciate if you have any information on any of these people. Thanks, Frances Allen Titsworth

Re: Moses Mannon

francestitsworth104 — 2011-11-04 03:17:28Z

I am researching Francis Marion Mannon. He married Margaret Lucinda Taylor and Malinda Caroline Taylor. Their parents, Hiram Hosea (Harm) Taylor and Margaret Chitwood Taylor are somehow connected to my Allen family. Hiram and Margaret Taylor are buried with my John P. or A. Allen and his wife Polly Allen in the Camp Meeting Cemetery in Crawford County, AR near the old community of Anna. I have them posted on www.Findagrave.com. Do you have any information about this Taylor family? Any information would be so appreciated. Thanks, Frances Allen Titsworth

Re: Moses Mannon

francestitsworth104 — 2011-11-04 03:12:35Z

I am researching Francis Marion Mannon. He married two Taylor daughters, Margaret Lucinda Taylor ande Malinda Caroline Taylor. Do you have any information about those Taylor girls? I am trying to research my family John Pitcher Allen and Polly Allen who are both buried in Camp Meeting Cemetery with Hiram and Margaret Chitwood Taylor. Hiram and Margaret are the parents of Margaret Lucinda and Malinda Caroline. Somehow, my Allen family is connected to this Taylor family. If you have any information, please let me know. Thanks, Frances Allen Titsworth

Re: Tilford Mannon

ussorbiter — 2011-07-08 12:13:39Z

Hi Pat
This is Carol, Connie's friend. My husband had the surgery. Sorry if I confused you. I will pass your e-mail on to Connie and she will probably contact you. Last I heard she was having modem problems so it may be awhile. I don't know if that has been fixed or not. I hope you both connect and find there is a relationship connection. I know her father-in-law would be happy to learn more about his family. If you don't hear from her please let me know and maybe we can work out some family details for her.
Carol

Re: Tilford Mannon

rebarebel4 — 2011-07-08 00:31:36Z

Hello Connie,,,,,Thank you so much for your reply. I am so sorry to hear of your husband's surgery. I send you best wishes for a full and speedy recovery. My father had a cousin Susie Lee Mannon. She spoke of another cousin of theirs named Goldie. I was having trouble tracking my mannon roots past my father's father, but the name Goldie we seem to have in common has sent me alot of hope and new places to look. We knew that we had relatives way back in the tree that had moved to California. If you would like to correspond, I would be pleased to hear from you. My email is ptfloyd56@yahoo.com. Again please accept my sympathies and best wishes for your husband,,,,sincerely Pat

Re: Tilford Mannon

ussorbiter — 2011-07-03 22:02:57Z

Hi Pat,
I am doing research for Connie (Tom) Mannon. We live in California. Her father-in-law wanted infomation on his family. Her father-in-laws name is Thomas Ken Mannon born in Tennessee. He was born on Feb 29, (either 1928 or 1932) he is not sure. He had a brother Willie Vernon, a sister, Gertrude (he says they called her Goldie). I found a 1930 census with a Goldie and Willie V. On the census the fathers name was Mscom T. Mannon. Mr Mannon said his fathers name was Tilford which could be the T. on the census. I found info showing Tilford married Alma Ball in Tennessee. Also Thomas Ken Mannon married Virginia Saverino in California in 1964. I have found information on the Ball family but he is concerned about his. I had to put this research aside as my husband had heart surgery. I know any information you may have would be appreciated by Connie.

Carol

Re: Mannon''s in MO

2006-08-04 01:50:14Z

Judy
I am pretty sure that Richard was my grandfather Columbus Solomon Mannon's brother. My records show that Richard B. Mannon was born on Jan 4, 1886 and was married to Josie Pruitt Aug 7, 1904. There children were delpha, eliza, myrtle and gerty. Richard would have been the son of andrew mannon and grace (caudle) Mannon. I hope this helps you.

Re: Samantha MANNON 1892-1973

2006-08-04 01:16:24Z

Samantha Mannon was the daughter of Andrew Mannon and Grace (Caudle) Mannon. She was the older sister of my grandfather Columbus Solomon Mannon.

Samantha MANNON 1892-1973

2005-11-20 05:14:30Z

Hello,

Can someone please tell me if Samantha MANNON, who married Grover C HOWE about 1907, is the same person as Samantha MANNON who was the daughter of Andrew and Grace Jane (CAUDLE) MANNON?

Grover and Samantha HOWE had (at least) the following children:

Children
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1 M: Elza HOWE
Birth: 6 May 1908 Missouri
Death: 5 Jul 1990 Oklahoma
Spouse: Eunice
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2 F: (Rhoda) Almus HOWE
Birth: 24 Feb 1912 Mencey, MO
Death: 7 Jul 2003 Muskogee, OK
Spouse: Willis Allen ANDERSON
Marriage: 1934
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3 F: Mabel HOWE
Birth: abt 1915 Missouri
Death: bef Jul 2003
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4 F: Audra (Audrey?) HOWE
Birth: abt 1918 Missouri
Spouse: McDONALD
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5 M: Blufford HOWE
Birth: abt 1921 Oklahoma
Death: bef Jul 2003
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6 M: Loy HOWE
Birth: abt 1928 Oklahoma
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7 F: Bertie HOWE

Thanks for any response.

Mannon/Manning Floyd County, VA

pyoung — 2006-08-06 22:06:49Z

My Great Grandmother was Kathryn Manning,b. 1848 Alum Ridge, Floyd Co. Daughter of James M.D. Mannon, b. 1814, Floyd Co. Sarah Boothe, b. 1825, Floyd Co. Kathryn married Eli Reed, Floyd Co., 1872.
Is this the same family line as yours? If so, do you have info on Kathryn and her ancestors? Would appreciate you help.
Thanks, E-mail me.
Paul Reed Young

Manning

pyoung — 2006-08-06 22:06:49Z

Hi Anne:
Finally!! a Manning relative - funny you should ask if I am in Radford. I live in Ft. Lauderdale, however, my sister, Libby, and her husband and son live in Dublin...my nephew goes to Radford U. Do you have info on James MD's parents or Sarah's parents. This is one line of my family I am having great difficulty tracking back. Reed is my mother's maiden name, Eli Katherine are my Great Grandparents. I go to school and don't have much time for my geneology, so if I don't answer again for a while, you'll know why. It's great to see a Manning Cousin on-line....you're the first I've met.
A Manning Cousin,
Paul

Mannone from Sicily

sandidoubleman131 — 2010-01-11 17:39:47Z

I am reaseaching Maria Mannone, born 1822. She married Giovan Battista Paladino, born 1813. One child was Guiseppa Paladino,born 13 Dec 1849, died 9 Mar 1884. She lived in Petrosino or Marsala, Trapani, Sicily.
I have tested my mtdna for this line -- it is Haplo K1a.

Re: The Mannon cemetary

cmarrinerb417 — 2011-04-08 17:00:22Z

I am researching my 3rd gr. grandfather, William O. Manning/Mannon. He was b. abt. 1794 in Franklin Co., VA. He m. Nancy Mabry/Mayberry. I have found some list his father as Henry Mannon, b. 08 Oct. 1759, m. Elizabeth Lucy Dillon. Henry and Elizabeth lived in Lawrence, OH, when Henry died in 1838. Who is Henry's father? I have seen a Merdith listed as his father and a Samuel. Anyone have any facts about this?

Thanks so much,
Carla Bowlin

Re: Mannon/Manning Floyd County, VA

cmarrinerb417 — 2006-07-29 16:59:56Z

I have James M.D. Manning, b. ca 1817, Montgomery Co, VA (now Floyd Co.);d. 1870, Floyd Co., VA, m. Sarah Booth. James father: William O. Manning, b. ca 1794, Patrick Co., VA; d. ca 1850 or 1870. William m. Elizabeth "Betty" Keith, about 1815, possibly in Montgomery Co., VA. Elizabeth was b. about 1799 in Montgomery Co., VA. Elizabeth's father, Joshua Keith, b. ca 1768 in Floyd Co, or Bedford Co., m. Margaret (last name unknown.)

Re: Henry Mannon

dwainmannon — 2010-07-08 13:17:13Z

moses mannon was the father of Henry Mannon. His son ROBERT WAS MY GREAT GREAT GRAND FATHER. MOSES FATHER WAS ALSO HENRY MANNON WHO WAS IN THE REVOLUTINARY WAR IN 1780--1783 MOSES WAS BORN IN 1795 LIVED IN WINDSOR TOWNSHIP LAWRENCE COUNTY OHIO WITH HIS DAD HENRY AND HIS SON HENRY HIS SON ROBERT HIS SON PEARL HIS SON EARL HIS SON ME I HOPE THIS HELPS YOU PS. I BELIEVE THAT HENRY BORN IN 1759 FATHERS NAME IS SAMUEL MANNON OF VA.WOULD HAVE BEEN BORN IN THE LATE 1720'S

Andrew J., Samuel, Elizabeth Jane Mannon/Manning/Mannin/Mannan/Mannon

C_Ammirati — 2006-06-01 20:54:21Z

I am looking for anyone researching Andrew J. Manning. Born c. 1808 KY died 1857 Tarrant Co. TX. I first pick him up in Harlan Co. KY 1820 census in Andrew Mannan's household (probably his father). He is also linked to a Samuel Mannan age 18-25 on 1820 Harlan Co. census (they will migrate to Texas together). Samuel (1823) and Andrew (1826, 1828) purchase land along the Yellow Creek and Cannon creek in Harlan Co. as Manion. In 1830 Andrew Manning is married and now head of household in Harlan Co. Samuel is still present with 7 dependents. In 1840 census, I pick up Andrew and Andrew J. Manning in Ripley Co. MO. Samuel and family are listed in Pulaski Co. MO. In 1844 Andrew J. Manning, blacksmith is listed as an Early Texas Settler receiving land in Dallas with the Peters Colony. He is listed as being born in KY and removed from MO. I find him on the 1846 Dallas Co. Poll Lists as well. In 1847 Elizabeth Jane Manning (b. circa 1827-1831 KY) marries D.R.S.C. Galla(o)way in Dallas. In 1850 Samuel is listed on the census with wife Nancy A. and children born in IL (he must have gone to MO via IL). No census listing anywhere for Andrew J. but many listings in the Dallas court abstracts where he served as a juror 1846-1854. In 1857 I find where Andrew J. Manning's will was probated in Tarrant Co. My direct ancestor is Elizabeth Jane (Manning) Galloway. She has 5 children (Martin P., Mary Elizabeth (my ancestor), John D, Nancy A., and Margaret J. Galloway). I am trying to figure out Elizabeth Jane's relationship to either Samuel or Andrew. Does this family tree ring a bell with anyone? I would appreciate any information you might have.

Re: Samantha MANNON 1892-1973

mrsgoad — 2009-04-07 02:26:59Z

Samantha Mannon was my great grandmother. Her son Elza was my grandfather. We are having a Howe/Mannon family reuion May 30, 2009 in Muskogee, OK. I can't answer your question at this time however, after May 30th I hope I could be of some help if you still need the information. My email address is mrsgoad@yahoo.com if you would like to contact me.

Re: Boaz & Judah Mannon

zman531 — 2009-12-29 17:15:15Z

You are correct some of the Mannons moved to Ind. my great grandfather, Boaz, Boise Mannon moved to Ind. married Martha Simmons. From what I have found they were Dunkards(non-violent people), they migrated to Iowa from Ind. then to the Dakotas

Lucile Mannon , Age: 92, Daughter of, Jesse and Lucy (Eaton) Mannon

KENNELLYMARKA — 2008-04-24 06:14:57Z

Lucile Mannon

Nov. 2, 1915-April 20, 2008

Age: 92

Residence: Windsor

Tribute: Lucile Jesse Mannon was born to Jesse and Lucy (Eaton) Mannon in Windsor.
She graduated from Windsor High School in 1933.
She moved to Chicago that year.
She married James Mannon in 1938.
Mrs. Mannon was a homemaker and raised five children. In 1969, they retired and moved to Windsor
and became actively involved in the community
and the First United Methodist Church.
Mr. Mannon was Windsor's mayor for two terms.
After her husband's death in 1986,
Mrs. Mannon was named a Windsor Volunteer Fire Department honorary widow.
She also volunteered at the
Windsor Health Care Center
in Sing-Along for many years.
She enjoyed playing cards, Yahtzee and reading.

Mrs. Mannon died Sunday surrounded by family at Windsor Health Care Center.

Survivors: Sons, James Mannon of Greencastle, Ind.,
Art Mannon and wife Colleen of Colorado Springs,
and Britt and wife Kelly of Windsor;
daughter, Marcia Kembel and husband Gayle of San Antonio; daughter-in-law, Carolyn Mannon of Greeley;
sister, Virginia Lotzbiech of Oklahoma;
13 grandchildren;
and one great-grandchild.

Preceded in death by: Her parents;
three brothers; three sisters;
her husband;
and a son, Mark Mannon."

Memorial services: 11 a.m. Friday, May 23 at the First United Methodist Church in Windsor. Reception immediately following at the reception hall.

Inurnment: Lakeview Cemetery in Windsor.

Notes: Memorial contributions may be made to the First United Methodist Church or the Windsor Fire Museum in care of Mark's Funeral and Cremation Service, 9293 Eastman Park Dr., Windsor, CO 80550.

First United Methodist Church "

Re: thomas pinkley mannon

shamyia1 — 2009-06-15 21:10:14Z

My father's name is Walter Mannon and his brother's name was Jimmy.

Re: MO Mannon's

PaulaKasishke61 — 2007-07-09 20:40:23Z

Linda, I am a few years behind but am interested on anything about Mannon reunions so on. I am a descendant of Gabriel a real brother to George . Me email is pkas61@aol.com
thanks Paula
have a few pics and info.not alot, but maybe can share

Re: MO Mannon's

PaulaKasishke61 — 2007-07-09 20:33:35Z

it's Paula again, my email is pkas61@aol.com

Re: MO Mannon's

PaulaKasishke61 — 2007-07-09 20:32:44Z

I am blood line of Andrew Mannon and Angeline Mannon, from their son Gabriel, please respond if still around. I might have contacted you through email not sure if it went thru.
Paula

Re: Mannon''s in MO

PaulaKasishke61 — 2007-07-09 20:26:22Z

I am from Andrew Mannon and first wife Angeline Lee, from their son Gabriel, so on, so on,,
please respond
email is pkas61@aol.com

Re: MO Mannon's

PaulaKasishke61 — 2007-07-09 13:58:13Z

In reading this from 2001 on Mannon reunions and so forth was just wondering if you are still on and available for discussion, I am from James Andrew and Angeline, their son Gabriel is my gggrandfather. please respond

Re: Mannon''s in MO

GregoryMannon — 2009-02-06 02:13:20Z

Are you talking about Andrew J. Mannon born 1870, son of James M.D. Mannon?

That is my line too. Andrew and Ann had a son named Earl.

thanks

Re: Mannon, James

GregoryMannon — 2009-02-06 01:41:10Z

Good evening,
I am researching the Mannon name too. I just started about 3 months ago and it has become an addiction for me :)

On my side, the furthest I go back is William Mannon. I believe he is the father of James M.D. Mannon who was born around 1818 and died 1870. Do you have any information that you could share? I would love to find out if William is the correct name and where they originally came from. Any information you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Greg Mannon

Re: William O. MANNON/MANNING, Montgomery, Floyd Co. VA

CarlaBowlin60 — 2006-10-03 02:37:15Z

I have a Lucy A. Mannon, b 30 May 1849, VA; d 17 Jun 1888, m. Humphrey R. Reed on 16 Jan 1872, Floyd Co., VA. Lucy was the d/o James MD Mannon and Sarah Ellen Booth. Could this be your line?

Missouri Mannons

DMANSR1 — 2010-03-27 02:21:03Z

I'm a Mannon from southeast Missouri. My father's name was William Alford Mannon and his dad was Pete Mannon. Most live in Broseley and Fisk currently. William died Oct. 30, 2002, at Three Rivers Healthcare North Campus in Poplar Bluff, Mo.

He was born April 13, 1951, in East Prairie, son of William A. "Pete" and Ina L. Baty Mannon. He married Cheryl Bowers, who died Dec. 26, 2001.

He had two paternal sons, Scott Mannon of East Prairie and Dennis Mannon of Sikeston, Mo.; his father of Fisk; three brothers, Roger, Kenneth and Dennis Ray Mannon of Fisk; five sisters, Mary Duty and Wanda Stallings of East Prairie, Sharon Brashears of Topeka, Ill., Patricia Scheffer of Granite City, Ill., Donna Woods of Fisk; and five grandchildren.

Thanks for any help.

Re: Samuel Mannon/Catherine Smith Mannon

brendahiggins44 — 2008-07-30 17:54:18Z

Hello, I read your posting and on my family tree I have two Peter Hoppocks. My great grandfather Peter Hoppock b. 25 Dec 1847, d. 07 Apr 1923 and my Great, great, great grandfather Peter Hoppock who was married to Susannah Van Horn. I believe that my ggg grandfather was from the Somerset Co. area of NJ. Any information that you can provide would be helpful. Thanks, Brenda Higgins

Mannon, James

Lexi54 — 2009-02-04 08:08:46Z

James Mannon shows up in the newly formed Washington County, Pennsylvania about 1800. He forms a friendship with a Christain Slusher and marries his daughter Mary Elizabeth and in February 1, 1828 she give birth to here 3rd son James Madison Mannon, who in 1850 marries Sarah Houston and they have three children together but Sarah dies giving birth to their forth child in 1858. James then marries a neighbors daughter, Isabell Bane, to gether they have 7 children and her daughter Sarah Francis is who my line comes from. I have been researching the Mannon family for over 8 years and can not seem to find where our first James came from. I am told that he was a descend of the French Hugenots that fled France for freedom of religion, but have not been able to confirm that descend.

Re: Mannon, James

Lexi54 — 2009-02-06 14:05:26Z

Gregory, Hmm.. that's a name you don't see often, I have a brother named that. Anyway, I would be happy to share what I have, what I know for sure is my James Madison goes back to the James that is in Washington county, Pennsylvania in the township of Amwell, that is well documented in my family.What I don't know for sure yet is if I have all the children list for James Sr. and wife Mary {Slusher) Mannon, I do believe there is a son William. My James Madison was one of the younger ones of their children and they were married about 1818 or 1819 so your William could be a brother to my James. If you are a member of ancesty.com my tree is registered as the 'Moore Family Tree'

Re: Samantha MANNON 1892-1973

rebarebel4 — 2007-04-25 23:56:18Z

would you give me the names of samantha's brothers or sisters. I am looking for a relative that married a nancy r simpson. had 4 children, henry, james, annie, and cleve

Re: Mannon Family search

rebarebel4 — 2007-04-25 23:49:35Z

Karen, I am a mannon living in tenn. Would you tell me who your grandmother's husband was. I am having difficulty tracking down my father's mannon grandfather. I believe his paternal grandmother was a woman named nancy r. (simpson) mannon. I cannot find any information on who her husband was. sincerely , a mannon

Re: Mannon Search

rebarebel4 — 2007-03-24 01:15:41Z

mannon cousins? gotta be,i am a mannon in tenn. does anyone have any info on a nancy r (simpson?) mannon, had 4 children, henry, james, cleve, annie. can't find any info on nancy's husband

Re: Tilford Mannon

rebarebel4 — 2011-07-03 20:01:13Z

Hello,,,,,My family is Mannon. They lived mostly in humphreys and henry county tenn. Who is your friends family. If I have information that would help her, I would love to share.....sincerely pat

Re: Ezra Cletus Mannon

kelseydomingo — 2005-11-27 08:00:51Z

My Great Grandmother was Geneca Mannon ( one of the older girls). My grandma told me that John Matthew Mannons mother was an Indian. Any info on that?

Tilford Mannon

ussorbiter — 2010-12-27 23:25:13Z

I am helping a friend find information on her father-in-laws family. She has limited information. Tilford Mannon was born Mar 1895 in Tennessee and died Jan 1973 in Paris, Tennessee. He had a brother Willie Vernon born around 1892.
If anyone has information it would be greatly apprciated.

Thank you
Carol Spronz

John Mannon

Tubcat — 2005-08-04 00:37:48Z

The John Mannon who is my GGG grandfather was born in 1840. He married Rebecca Ann Hoskinson, Sep 18 1859, in Lawrence, Ohio. I know of one child, Missouri Francis Mannon (who is my gg grandmother), she married James Lewis Petrie 1 Dec 1878 in Lawrence, Ohio. John Mannon's father was Moses Mannen (Mannon) born in 1801 in Monroe, Va. He married Mary Simmons. Children were John,born 1840, Ana, born 1835, George, born 1844.

Re: mo mannons

dee76 — 2005-11-13 05:14:36Z

I am trying to find the name of the Mannon who married Hettie Himes. In 1915 Hettie (Himes) Mannon was living in Ringling, Meagher Co., MT, according to obit of her father, Lyman Himes.

The Himes family were old residents of Mercer Co, IL having lived there since 1870

Hettie Himes was born 21 Dec 1878, Aledo Twp., Mercer Co.,IL . Believe she was divorced from the Mannon she married before 1930. No children that I know of. Returned to Aledo Twp and lived with her mother, Leah Elizabeth (Lemoine) Himes until Leah's death in 1943.

Hettie died June 1970. Social Security Death Index says her # issued in Michigan, not Illinois.

There are land records for a Harry C. Mannon, 1915, Meagher County, Montana.

Wondering if this is the Mannon Hettie Himes married.

Does anything about this line appear familiar to your Mannon line?