Reubin Manning [2713]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1739 - Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia 17,338
Baptism:
Death: Between Jul 1774 and 1829 17,1630
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Events
1. Bio 2790, of Reubin Manning in , Norfolk Co., Virginia
Manning Family Genealogy Forum2. Residence 17, moved, 1767 in Pitt Co., North Carolina
John Manning, father-b. 1718, Va.
Reuben Manning, son, b. 1739 (1731), Va. married Diana McCoy, 7 Sept 1767, Norfolk, Va.
Reuben Manning moved to Pitt Co., N.C.
Wiliam Manning,son--born 1775 Pitt Co., N.C. married L. McFarlan
second wife, Nancy _____, born 1785, died 1852, Whitley Co., Ky.
William died 1860, Whitley Co., Ky.
and is great-grandfather to most of the Pitt County Mannings.3. Deed 2791, bought from John Herbert 163 acres, 1769 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Grantors: John Herbert, ship carpenter Residence: Norfolk Co.4. Occupation 2792, ship carpenter, 1769 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Grantees: Reubin Manning, ship carpenter Residence: Norfolk Co.
Date: 17 March 1769 Date Recorded: 17 August 1769
Consideration: 5 shillings & 100 pounds
Signatures or marks: John Herbert Elizabeth Herbert
Witnesses: Thomas Edwards Junr., Richard Eastwood, Edward Williams
Description: one piece or parcel of land lying and being in the said county beginning at Long Creek binding on the southern branch river to a pine which is a marked corner tree and binding on the land and line William Herbert on the land of Matthew Manning and on the land called Clacksons to the head of Long Creek and joining the land of said William Herbert to the Pocoson being by estimation one hundred and sixty three acres and is same land and plantation within its bounds that Richard Herbert deceased lived on at the time of his death with the reversion and remainder of the said lands with the appurtenances
5. Deed 2793, sold to Andrew Carson 65 acres, 10 Mar 1770 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Grantors: Reubin Manning Residence: Norfolk Co.6. Inherits 1630, from sister, Elizabeth Manning, Jul 1774 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Grantees: Andrew Carson Residence: Norfolk Co.
Date od Deed: 10 March 1770 Date Recorded: 19 April 1770
Consideration: 5 shillings & 55 pounds
Signatures or marks: Reubin Manning Dinah Manning
Witnesses: Caleb McCoy Peter Butt Joshua McCoy
Descripton: one piece or parcel of land lying and being in the county aforesaid in the Parish of St. Brides, containing by estimation sixty five acres more or less and bounded as follows: beginning at a corner gum binding on the land and line of Charles Odean running n:east course to a corner white oak, then binding on the land and line of Enoch Etheridge then running a west course to a former corner, then binding on the land and line of the said Odean running a s:west course then binding on a run running a east course to the corner gum first mentioned and all houses, buildings, orchards, ways, waters, water courses, profits, commodities
to my brothers, Malcolm, John & Reubin Manning & my sisters, Mary Harper & Margaret Hatten--I give the negro wench Lettice after my mother's death & Lettice's increase to be equally divided
Parents
Father: John Manning # 4 [343] (1707-1758) 523,1467 [MRIN:1028]
Mother: Ann Deal [241] (1710-After 1774) 523,1630
Spouses and Children
1. *Dinah McCoy [3005] ( - ) 338,1632 [MRIN:1004]
Marriage: 7 Sep 1767 - , Norfolk Co., Virginia 338,2794
Status:
Children:
1. Frances Manning [1166] (1789-1844) 56
2. William Manning [1226] (1775-1860) 339
Rhoda Manning [573]
Sex: F
Individual Information
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Death: 6 Oct 1890 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 2795
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Robert Manning [655]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 235
Baptism:
Death: Between Feb and May 1823 44,45,46
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Events
1. Property tax 2796, List of taxable property within the district of the parishes of Portsmouth & Elizabeth River, 12 Aug 1795 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Robert Manning--1 white male2. Property tax 2797, List of taxable property within the district of the parishes of Portsmouth & Elizabeth River, 12 May 1796 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Robert Manning--1 white male3. Property tax 2798, List of taxable property within the district of the parishes of Portsmouth & Elizabeth River, 20 May 1797 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Robert Manning--1 white male4. Property tax 2799, List of taxable property within the district of the parishes of Portsmouth & Elizabeth River, 21 Jul 1798 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Robert Manning--1 white male, 1 horse, tax .095. Property tax 2800, List of taxable property within the district of the parishes of Portsmouth & Elizabeth River, 4 Mar 1799 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Robert Manning--1 white male, 1 horse, tax .196. Chancery suit 2801, Robert Manning vs children of Stephen Bacon, 1808 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
At a Court held for Norfolk County this 19th day of October 18077. Deed 2802, bought from William Findlay, 1813 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Robert Manning and Ann his wife late Ann Bacon, plt. in chancery
against
Judy, Elizabeth and Martha Bacon infants orphans of Stephen Bacon deceased, defts
This cause this day came on to be heard by consent as well of the plantiff as the defts by their guardian upon the bill & answer this day filed. On consideration whereof it is decreed & ordered that Wright Bowers, George King and Robert Cox Gent or any two of them make sale for ready money after giving due notice, of the two sixths of of ninety three and three quarters acres of land in the bill mentioned to wit thirty one acres and divide the money arising therefrom in the following manner: to the plantiffs in right of the said Ann Bacon one ninth part thereof in lieu of her right of dower in said land, and the residue to divide equally between the defendants Judy, Elizabeth & Martha Bacon and make report thereof in order to a final decree.
A Copy---Teste: Wm. Wilson Jun. CClk
In persruance to a decree of Norfolk County Court to us directed have sold the thirty one acres of land in the bill mentioned and divided the money as follows
To Robert Manning and Ann his wife one ninth 13----19----
Lawyers fee and advice Court charges 6----10---
Expenses of sale and commissions 4----10---
The whole amount being L125---11
Charge in all 24----19
Leaves a balance to be equally L100---12
divided between Judith Elizabeth and Martha Bacon L100----12
Given under our hands this 14th Jany 1808
Wright Bowers
George King
To the Worshipful Court of No(missing piece of document)
Humbly complaining show (missing piece of document) __ator Robert Manning and Ann his wife late Anne Bacon widow of Stephen Bacon. That Stephen Bacon late of said County was in his lifetime and at the time of his death entitled to two sixths of an undivided tract of land in said County late the property of Richard Bacon containing by a late survey ninety three and three quarters acres, subject to the dower of his widow Joyce Bacon therein. That the said Stephen Bacon being so entitled departed this life intestate on the ___ day of ___ leaving Judy, Elizabeth and Martha Bacon his children & heirs at law to whom the said two sixths of 93 3/4 acres of land descended subject to the dower of your oratrix in the same.
Your orator & oratrix also beg leave to observe that by law provided that whenever any lands shall descend to two or more heirs; any one of whom shall be an infant, & in Court, noncompormusly or beyond sea, and the dividend of each heir in said land shall not exceed in value the sum of $100 in the opinion of the Court, that heir or shall & may be lawful for the Court to direct a sale of the said lands and a distribution of the proceeds according to the rigfhts of each claimant. Your orator & oratrix are will assured that the dividend of each claimant in the aforesaid land will not be worth $100 and as your oratories a firm court and the other heirs infants of tender years they humbly conceive that a sale of the said land be made and the money arriving therefrom divided (missing piece of document) ---atrix and the said Judy, Elizabeth & Mar___ (missing piece of document) respective intent therein
In tender consideration whereof and for as much as can of this bind an property cognizable in this worshipful court to the end therefore that a sale and division of the above mentioned land may be effected, your orator & oratriz pray that the said infants may be made parties & defendants hereto & that they may by their guardian answer the allegations aforesaid & say if they are not true. That commissioners may be appointed to make date & division of the said land in manner aforesaid. And that your orator & oratrix may have all such other & further relief in the premises as to your worship shall appear to be just and equitable. May it please your worship to grant to your orator & oratirix the Commonwealths writ of subpoena etc.
S Whitehead Esq
The Answer of Judy, Elizabeth of Stephen Bacon and by Robert Manning answer of his wife Ann guardian to the bill of complaint of exhibited against them in this worshipful by the said Manning & wife.
The defts: now and at all times hereafter saving & reasoning to themselves all benefit & advantage of exception to the complamants bill for answer thereto, they by their said guardian do say. That they admit the allegations of said bill to be true as far as they know or believe and that they have no objection to offer why a sale of the land mentioned in said bill should not be made and the money arising therefrom divided according to the prayer of the bill.
Robert (X his mark) Manning for self
& wife
In the suit between Bacon or Bacon Rep't ent'd at Sept 1806 it will be discovered that Stephen Bacons children to wit: Judy, Elizabeth & Martha Bacon had assigned to them 37 1/7 acres of land being two fifths of the whole land, when they were only entitled to two sixths, to wit 31 acres. The present suit is brought for the sail of this 31 acres and as James Bacon who is entitled to the excess of 6 1/2 acres is willing to sell the same at the same time that the purchaser gives for the 31 acres under this order, the purchaser will buy 37 1/2 acres & James Bacon must join the commissioners in the deed.
Manning vs Bacon--Bill & answer
Oct 1807 Bill & answer & decree of division etc.
Jan 1808 Rept and final decree etc.
Grantors: William Findlay Residence: Norfolk Co.8. Inherits 46, from father, James Manning to be equally shared with brother, Willis and his mother, Lettisha, 6 Jul 1816 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Grantees: Robert Manning Residence: Norfolk Co.
Date of Deed: 25 March 1813 Date Recorded: 17 May 1813
Consideration: $400.00
Signatures or marks: William (x his mark) Findlay
Witnesses: Robert Ives, William (x his mark) Manning, Wm. Ballance
Description: One certain tract or parcel of land situate lying & binding on the Southern Branch road near the fork of the road, beginning at the main branch near the aforesaid road running from thence near a south west course to a small white gum between Abraham Watts and the aforesaid William Findlay from thence to a corner pine tree from thence a south east course to a pine a corner tree from thence north east course along Abraham Watts line of marked trees to the aforesaid road from a north west course, to the first station containing sixty acres be the same more or less
the farm that James Manning now lives on after paying the rent and to equally divide the money after paying doctors bill.9. Will 2803, 8 Feb 1822 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
County: Norfolk County State: Virginia10. Estate appraisement 2804, of Robert Manning, 29 May 1823 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
Will Book: 5 Page: 108
Court/Respository: Chesapeake Circuit Court Clerk's Office
Testator: Robert Mannin
Place of Residence: Norfolk County
Personal Information:
Executors: my wife, Judith Mannin
Date Signed: 8 February 1822 Date Proved: 19 May 1823
Signature or Mark: Robert (x his mark) Mannin
Witnesses: John Lanier, Sarah Cherry, Alexander Adams
Bequests, Devises, etc.:
To Elizabeth Bacon, daughter of my former wife-- I lend one bed & furniture, six tea & five table silver spoons and one negro boy name Joseph to her & her heirs, if any and at their decrease the same property is to go to my nephew, Stephen Mannin
To my wife, Judith Mannin--I give a negro woman, Rachel & her children. I lend to my wife, one negro man named Charles and my land with the improvements thereon and to sell what timber my be necessary to pay some debts contracted by me, the same negro I lend to her during her natural life and at her decease to go to my nephew Stephen Mannin and his heirs
Securities: James & Eli Cherry
Appraisement of the personal estate of Robert Manning dec'd taken the 29th day of May 182311. Account of Estate 2805, sales of the estate of Robert Manning, 30 May 1823 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
3 spades 0.75 2 hemming axes
2 hoes 1.25 1 maul & wedges
1 crop cut saw 0.62 1/2 1 frow etc
2 ploughs 1.50 1 lot book .37 1/2
1 handsaw .50 1 looking glass .50
plough harness .50 1 bed & furniture no.2 12.00
6 hoes 1.50 1 ditto 3 13.00
1 lot blankets 0.75 1 ditto 4 8.00
1 salt tray 0.37 1/2 2 linen wheels 2.00
1 lot barrels 0.50 1 saddle & bridle 1.00
1 trimpery 0.62 1/2 1 pine table .37 1/2
1 ley stand 0.18 3/4 1 lot peas 1.25
1 grind stone 0.50 1 lot tow .48
8 pieces coopers ware 0.74 1 side upper leather .60
1 lot ditto 0.50 1 lot chalk 1.25
1 do lard pots 1.25 1 chest etc 1.50
2 small iron do 0.50 1 horse 45.00
1 tea kettle 0.75 8 hives bees 8.00
iron pot oven bake iron 1 yoke oxen 25.00
& pot runners 2.50 1 yoke young ditto 15.00
2 pair fire tongs & flat irons 0.75 2 stea yearlings (black) 8.00
1 woolen wheel brands 1.00 1 do ditto (brinded) 7.50
1 loom etc 1.00 1 black cow & calf 12.00
1 linen wheel 1.50 1 brinded ditto do 10.00
1 horse bell 0.50 2 heiffers 12.00
1 pine table 0.50 1 flax break 1.00
1 handmill & pecker 11.00 1 lot cider casks 1.00
1 mortar & pestle 0.50 1 cider tub etc. 18.00
1 case knives & forks 0.25 1 carry log and chains 10.00
1 pr steel yards 0.02 1/2 1 stear cart etc 12.00
1 bedstead & furniture 16.00 1 horse do & harness 6.00
1 walnut dining table 3.00 9 head hogs 20.25
2 sows & pigs
1 do ito 4.00 5 $20.0 & 4 shoals 2.53 34.75
61.55 2 sows & 6 sheats woods 4.00
1 tea table 0.50 1 lot bacon 26.00
1 cupboard 3.00 vinegar 1.87
1/2 doz/ tea spoons 3.00 20 lard 2.00
4 ditto 2.00 1 lot old barrels .50
1 lot crockery & glass ware 2.00 1 negro man Charles 237.00
1 pine chest 1.00 1 negro woman Rachel 182.00
1/2 doz flag chairs 1.25 1 negro boy Joe 300.00
& Harrison 200.00
1/4 ditto 0.50 negro boy Jrome 150.00
1 lot jugs 1.00 1 negro girl Sally 100.00
1 candlestick & snuffers 0.37 1/2 1 negro boy James 75.00
2 pine chest 0.50 1 bed & furniture 16.00
5 tablesppons 15.00
6 teaspoons 3.00
Negro woman Sukey & her child Esaw and 250.00
do Thamar & boy Aron 230.00
$2,316.62
Agreeably to the order hereto annexed we the undersigners have met and appriased the personal estate of Robert Manning dec'd in current money of this commonwealth (Virginia) to the best of our judgement. In witness whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals this 29th day of May 1823.
William Johnson
Carr Bowers
Alexander Adams
At a Court held for Norfolk County 19 March 1827. This appraisement was returned examined and ordered to be recorded.
Teste
William Wilson, cc
Account of Sales of the Estate of Robert Manning dec'd sold by Judith Manning executive 30th May 1823
3 spruids to Alexander Adams
1 grubbing hoe to Abel Culpeper
1 do do to Thomas Tucker
1 crop cut saw to John Richardson
1 hewing axe to Matthew Manning
1 do do to widow
1 matt 20 pr wedges to David James
1 adze & 1 fram to John Stokes
1 plough to Eli Cherry
1 handsaw to Witts Bass
1 plough to widow
1 sall tray to John Ketoe
1 lot old barrels to widow
plough harness to widow
6 hoes to widow
old baskets to widow
1 lot trumpery to Richard Woodard
1 lot tools to Abel Culpeper
1 churn etc to Thomas Blunt
1 ley stand to widow
1 grind stove to Jonathan Martin
1 lot wooden ware to widow
2 fat pots & 1 jug to H. Webb
6 fat pots to William Ballance
2 iron pots to Thomas Culpeper
1 tea kettle to widow
1 bell to Matthew Manning
1 mortar & pestle to John Stokes
1 iron pot oven etc to widow
2 pr. and irons & 1 pr. tongs to widow
1 woolen wheel & cards to widow
1 loom to widow
1 linen wheel to widow
1 pine table ect. to widow
1 handmill to John Stokes 11.00
1 pr. steel yards to Robert Mitchell .56
1 feather bed & furniture to John Ketoe 17.00
50.95 1/2
1 case knives & forks to widow .25
1 walnut table to Eli Cherry 3.30
1 tea table to William Tucker .50
1 buffett to James Cherry 8.30
4 silver tea spoons to David James 1.65
1 tin chest to Abel Culpepper 1.62 1/2
1 small walnut table to widow 4.00
6 flag chairs to Thomas Culpepper 1.87 1/2
6 tea spoons to widow 3.00
1 lot crockery ware etc. to widow 2.00
1 pine chest to widow 1.00
3 flag chairs to widow .50
1 lot jugs to John Ketoe 1.37 1/2
1 pine chest to John Ketoe 1.00
1 lot old books to James Spratt .62 1/2
1 looking glass to widow .50
1 bed & furniture to Thomas Culpeper 14.50
1 do do to widow 13.00
1 candlestick & snuffers to widow .37 1/2
1 can to William Johnson .25
1 pine chest to Dempsey Keed .50
1 bed & furniture to William Culpeper 9.31 1/4
2 saddles & bridle to David Myers 3.62 1/2
1 linen wheel to Thomas Blunt 2.00
1 box spears to James Spratt 1.00
1 lot ton to widow .60
1 side leather to John Stokes 1.76
1 flax basket & etc to Eli Cherry 1.56
No. 1 bees hive to Wm. S. Fenley 2.25
2 do 1 do to H. Webb 1.75
3 do 1 do to H. Webb 1.50
4 do 1 do to Thomas Blount 1.63
5 do 1 do to H. Webb .75
6 do 1 do to H. Webb 1.37 1/2
7 do 1 do to H. Webb 1.12 1/2
8 do 1 do to Thomas Blunt .58
9 do 1 do to H. Webb 2.06 1/2
1 pine chest to Thomas Culpeper 1.00
do & cotton to widow .50
145.45 1/2
1 horse to widow 40.00
1 yoke oxen to widow 16.00
2 young yearlings to Alexander Adams 7.00
1 young steer to Bartlett Brown 8.00
1 black cow & calf to David Myers 12.50
1 black cow to Abram Watts 9.50
1 do heiffer to Abram Watts 7.00
1 black heiffer to Abram Watts
1 flax break to widow
1 lot cider trough to widow
1 lot cider casks
1 carry log and chains to Wm. Culpeper
6 barrels corn to widow
1 steer cart to widow
1 horse cart & harness to widow
3 hogs 1st choice to widow
3 do 2nd ditto to Abram Watts
3 do 3rd ditto to Abram Watts
1 red sow & 3 pigs to Thomas Blunt
1 blue sow & 6 ditto to Thomas Blunt
1 black sow & 4 ditto to Alexander Adams
1 white sow to Alexander Adams
4 shoats to Abram Watts
2 sows & 6 shoats to widow
1 lot bacon to widow
1 barrel vinegar to James Spratt
1 lot iron to David James
20 pounds lard to widow
1 yoke young oxen to widow
1 negro boy Aaron to Henry Garrett 18.27
P.S. Cash pd by Kennedy omitted amt
M. Manning and his wife
Judith Manning exe.
At a Court held for Norfolk County 19 March 1827. This account of sales was returned examined and ordered to be recorded
Teste: Wm. Wilson, cc
Parents
Father: James Manning [2766] (Between 1765-Between 1816) 46 [MRIN:926]
Mother: Lettisha [2767] (Between 1765-After 1816) 46
Spouses and Children
1. Anne [2763] ( - Bef 1817) 41,42 [MRIN:924]
Marriage: 17 Oct 1804 - Norfolk Co., Virginia 47
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2. Dina Brown [507] ( - ) 802 [MRIN:441]
Marriage: 18 Oct 1815 - Norfolk Co., Virginia 803
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3. *Judith Cherry [2508] (1785 - 13 Mar 1829) 43,45,128,284 [MRIN:266]
Marriage: 27 Mar 1817 - Norfolk Co., Virginia 45,1463
Status:
Ruth Manning [1722]
Sex: F
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Death: After Jan 1919 2389
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Father: James Edward Manning [946] (1888-1919) 2385,2386,2387 [MRIN:589]
Mother: Caroline Knock [1720] ( -1919) 2382,2383
Sam L. Manning [1697]
Sex: M
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Death: After 1974 1750
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Events
1. Residence 716, 1964 in Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach (city), Virginia, USA
2. Residence 1750, 1974 in Virginia Beach, Virginia Beach (city), Virginia, USA
Parents
Father: Walter L. Manning [1692] (1884-1964) 1518,1746,1747,1748,1749 [MRIN:581]
Mother: Emma E. Duvall [1693] (1888-1974) 1741,1742
Samuel Manning [3098]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 1712 1618
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Parents
Father: Thomas Manning [540] (1691-Between 1716) 279 [MRIN:1033]
Mother: Sarah Taylor [3096] ( - ) 1618
Samuel Manning [917]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1803 - Virginia 2806,2807
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Death: 15 Jun 1870 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 2808
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Events
1. Census 2809, 1850 U.S., Aug 1850 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Saml Manning, age 47, male, laborer, born in Va., cannot read or write2. Occupation 2807, laborer, Aug 1850 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Mary Manning, age 45, female, born in Va.
Sarah Charlester, age 18, female, born in Va.
3. Residence 2807, Aug 1850 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
4. Census 2810, slave schedule, Nov 1850 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Samuel Manning, 1 black female, age 675. Census 2811, 1860 U. S., Jul 1860 in Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia
1 black male, age 23
1 black male, age 20
1 black female, age 20
1 black male, age 25
Sam'l Manning, age 57, male, laborer, value of personal property: 2,000, born in Va., cannot read or write6. Occupation 2806, laborer, Jul 1860 in Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Mary Manning, age 52, female, born in Va.
Mills Manning, age 55, male, laborer, value of personal property: 25, born in Va., cannot read or write
Louisa Copeland, age 12, female, born in Va.
Willis Wilson, age 38, male, born in Va.
7. Residence 2806, Jul 1860 in Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia
8. Obituary 2808, 16 Jun 1870 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Journal--June 16, 1870
Obituary--15th Samuel Manning, 67, residence King and Washington
Spouses and Children
1. *Mary A. Miars [918] (Between 1805 and 1808 - After 1882) 2764,2806,2807 [MRIN:338]
Marriage: 24 Jan 1837 2764
Status:
Samuel D. T. Manning [951]
Sex: M
Individual Information
Birth: 22 Oct 1850 - Virginia 190,191
Baptism:
Death: 3 Aug 1931 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 191,2812
Burial: 6 Aug 1931 - Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA 2813,2814
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Events
1. Religion 2814, member of First Congregational Church
2. Orgainzations 2814, member of the Woodsmen of the World
3. Organizations 2814, member of the Odd Fellows
4. Census 2815, 1860 U.S., Jul 1860 in Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia
5. Residence 2815, Jul 1860 in Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia
6. Census 2816, U.S., 5 Jun 1880 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Sam'l Manning, white, male, age 29, head of house, married, occupation: gun smith, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in Va.7. Residence 190, 165 Washington Street, Jun 1880 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Jane Manning, white, female, age 27, wife, married, occupation: keeping house, born in N.C., father born in Va., mother born in Va.
Eva C. Manning, white, female, age 3, daughter, single, dead, cannot read or write, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in N.C.
John E. Manning, white, male, age 1, son, single, cannot read or write, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in N.C.
Emma S. Manning, white, female, age 5 months, born in Dec., daugther, single, cannot read or write, born in Va., father born in Va., mother born in N.C.
8. Occupation 190, gun smith, Jun 1880 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
9. Residence 240, Washington Street near County, 1882 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Samuel D. T. Manning, gunsmith 91 Crawford h Washington nr County10. Occupation 240, gunsmith at 91 Crawford Street, 1882 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
11. Residence 2468, 704 Washington Street, 1883 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Samuel D. T. Manning, gunsmith 603 1/2 Crawford h 704 Washington12. Occupation 2468, gunsmith at 603 1/2 Crawford Street, 1883 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
13. Residence 2415, 704 Wasington Street, 1885 in Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Samuel D. T. Manning (Moore & M) h 704 Washington14. Residence 2646, 643 N. Armstrong Street, 1925 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Saml D. T. Manning, mchst h 643 N. Armstrong15. Occupation 2647, machinst, 1925 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
16. Residence 2813, 643 Armstrong Street, 1931 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
17. Obituary 1749, 4 Aug 1931 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Samuel D. T. Manning, aged 80 years, died at 11: 35 o'clock yesterday morning in his residence, 643 Armstrong Street.18. Funeral 2817, 6 Aug 1931 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
He is survived by two daughters, Miss Agnes A. Manning, of Tulsa, Okla., and Miss Jennie A. Manning, of this city; sons, John and William R. Manning, of this city, and Walter Manning of Ocean View, and six grandchildren.
Mr. Manning held membership in the First Congregational Church, the Woodsmen of the World and the Odd Fellows.
Funeral service will be conducted in the Congregational Church at 4 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Burial will take
Manning---In his residence, 643 Armstrong Street, Portsmouth, Va., Monday morning, August 3, 1931 at 11: 35 o'clock, Samuel D. T. Manning aged 80 years.
Funeral service will be conducted at 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the First Congregational Church. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend. Interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Samuel D. T. Manning, who died Monday morning, was buried this afternoon in Oak Grove Cemetery. Funeral services were conducted at 4 o'clock in the First Congregational Church, the Rev. C. E. Shelton, pastor officiating.19. Tombstone 2818, Oak Grove Cemetery in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
There were many floral tributes including a casket spray of roses and lillies. Active pallbearers were John Flemming, Arthur Pope, E. C. D. DeVille, E. Winn and W. T. Cherry, the last two representing the I. O. O. F.; C. R. Smith and W. T. Robinson, representing the W. O. W.; J. H. Sykes and M. Padden; representing the First Congregational Church.
Tombstone reads:20. Will 2819 in Portsmouth, Portsmouth (city), Virginia, USA
Samuel D. T. Manning
Oct. 22, 1850
Aug. 3, 1931
At Rest
*Lot 377 Avenue A east Walk 8
Samuel D. T. Manning, owner
Last Will and Testament of Samuel D. T. Manning
I, Samuel D. T. Manning, being a sound and disposing mind, do make, publish and declare this to be my last will and testament, hereby revoking all wils and codicils by me at any time heretofore made.
First: I direct that all my just debts and funeral expenses be paid by my Executrix as soon after my decease as practical.
Second: All the rest, residue and remainder of my property, whether real, personal or mixed, wheresoever situated, of which I shall die seized and possessed, or which may be subject to my disposition by will, gift, power of appointment or otherwise. I hereby devise and bequeath to my two daughters, Jennie A. Manning and Agnes A. Manning, absolutely and forever, share and share alike.
Third:
Parents
Father: Wright Manning [670] (Abt 1795- ) 54,2482 [MRIN:342]
Mother: Catherine Ward [939] (1810-1890) 51,52,53,54
Spouses and Children
1. *Clarissa Jane Linton [940] (9 May1854 - 10 Jun 1908) 2336,2406 [MRIN:344]
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. John Edwin Manning [948] (1878-Bef 1964) 717,718,2409,2410
2. Eva Catharine Manning [658] (1876-1879) 2411
3. Emma L. Manning [660] (1879-1889) 2412
4. Walter L. Manning [1692] (1884-1964) 1518,1746,1747,1748,1749
5. Jennie A. Manning [1698] ( -After 1964) 716,717,718,2410
6. Agnes A. Manning [1699] ( -After 1964) 716,717,718,719
7. Hattie May Manning [1715] (1894-1911) 1506,1746,2413
8. William R. Manning [1716] ( -After 1931) 717,718,2414
2. Jane [967] (Abt 1853 - ) 190 [MRIN:349]
Marriage:
Status:
Children:
1. Eva C. Manning [970] (Abt 1877-1877) 192
2. John E. Manning [971] (1879- ) 192
3. Emma S. Manning [972] (1879- ) 192
Notes
Death Notes:
Name: Mr. Samuel D. T. ManningBurial Notes:
Residence: 643 Armstrong Street
Sex: male Race: white Marital status: widowed
Date of Birth: Oct. 22, 1850 Age: 80
Occupation: machinest--retired
Birthplace: Va.
Name of Father: Mr. Wright Manning Father's birthplace: Va.
Name of Mother: Miss Catherine Ward Mother's birthplace: Va.
Informant: Mr. Manning Address: 643 Armstrong St.
Burial, Cremation, Removal: Oak Grove
Undertaker: J. E. Snellings, & Co. Address: Portsmouth, Va.
Date of Death: Aug. 3rd, 1931
I hereby certify, that I attended deceased from June 15, 1931 to Aug. 3, 1931. I last saw him alive on Aug. 3, 1931, death is said to have occured on the date stated above, at 11:35 a/m/ The principal cause of death and related causes of importance in order of onset were as follows: myocarditis
Name: Samuel D. Manning
Age: 80 years
Died: August 3, 1931
Buried: August 6, 1931
Undertaker: J. E. Snellings
Born: Va.
Residence: 643 Armstrong St.
Interment: Oak Grove Cemetery, Avenue 8, lot 377
Sarah Manning [941]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: Abt 1852 - Virginia 2820
Baptism:
Death:
Burial:
Cause of Death:
AFN #:
Events
1. Census 2820, 1860 U.S., Jul 1860 in Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia
2. Residence 2820, Jul 1860 in Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia
Parents
Father: Wright Manning [670] (Abt 1795- ) 54,2482 [MRIN:342]
Mother: Catherine Ward [939] (1810-1890) 51,52,53,54
Sarah Manning [248]
Sex: F
Individual Information
Birth: 1713 17
Baptism:
Death: 1729-1807 17
Burial:
Cause of Death:
AFN #:
Events
1. Inherits 1467, from her father, John Manning, 1757 in Norfolk Co., Virginia
1 negro wench called Sibb & her increase, 1 negro boy called London, 1 feather bed & furniture with a plain bedstead, a handmill, 2 midling dishes, & 1 plate
Parents
Father: John Manning Jr. # 3 [209] (1685-Between 1757) 128,2457,2458 [MRIN:108]
Mother: Margaret Markham [3039] (1685-Bef 1757) 17
Spouses and Children
1. *Lewelling [249] (1711 - Between 1730 and 1802) 17 [MRIN:124]
Marriage: Abt 1729 17
Status: