[] From: "Cavaliers and Pioneers" and patent book no. 6; Thomas Towers, 720 acres, Northumberland co., 8 Nov. 1666, p. 71, Begin: at the head of the Bevor Dam SW, south to branch of Chicacone River & continue to Maine branch of KingsCreek and continues. 450 acres granted him 4 July 1664 and residue for trans.of 6 persons: Henry Haines, Francis Gouldsmith, Thomas Mathewes, MARY MANNING, Ezekiel Francis, Daniell Long. and -- Mr. Wm. Storke. 600 acres between Potomack and Rappa Rivers on branches of Appolmattox Creek, 24 Sept. 1667, p. 56. South by a branch dividing this and land of Mr. Jno. Washington, north by a branch dividing this and land of Capt. Ashton and Jno. Alexander & c. Trans. of 12 persons: MARY MANNING........
[] A Thomas married a Rachel Bliss on Oct. 28, 1674. This could be the secondmarriage for this Thomas since the last child of the first marriage was born in 1671. On 20 Apr. 1682, a Thomas Manning purchased some land in Jordans Parish in Charles City Co. on the south side of the James River. This could be another Thomas Manning, but this Thomas is about the correct age.
[] From: "Cavaliers and Pioneers"by Nell Nugent, Roger Hodgis, 242 acres, Lower Norfolk Co., near the Roadway and near Henry Dale; by Goose Creek; to Herbert's corner; near JOHN MANNING; on Julyan's Creek; to Nash's Corner; 27 Sept. 1680, p. 55. Trans. of 5 pers; ....Patent book 7 and -- Jno. Portlocke, 490 acres, Lower Norfolk Co. on east side of the south branch of Elizabeth River; on the north side of Gater's Creek 21 Oct. 1687, p. 625. Adjacent to Marmaduke Marrington. 200 acres granted JONATHAN MANNING, 25 Oct. 1648, and by several deeds came due to Mathew Shippe, who assigned to said Portlocke, with 290 acres more; 200 acres by survey dated 24 Nov. 1685, begins at Gater's Creek ; to Hollowing Point Creek; to Cornelius Ellis, & c; trans. of 6 persons: Jonah Flowers, Robert Lasingby, Oliver Barbican, Timothy Rowland, Robert Whaley, Thomas Mercer.
Moses and his children: Moses Jr., Melea, William, Marcum Lott, and Martin all appear in the Prince Georges Parish, South Carolina 1790 census. They received Georgia land grants from 1784 to 1820+. Only Mark and possibly Mary appear in the 1800 S.C. census. They apparently were in Georgia by 1800. Moses and his family moved from Virginia to South Carolina about 1780. He received his first land grant in South Carolina, 600 acres, May 5, 1788 and later moved to the Sumter District. He died near Latta, South Carolina March 12, 1810. He was a Revolutionary patriot for furnishing 1300 pounds of beef and other supplies to the State Militia. At least one of his children (Mary) later appears in Alabama.
[] A Keziah in the 1810 census in South Carolina. She apparently returned to South Carolina after her husband's death in Georgia (?).
[] Martin was in the 1790 census in South Carolina as they settled on their land from grant. Apparently he and the family moved to Georgia to settle on their new grants by 1800. One source said he never married.
[] Joseph does not appear in the 1790 census of South Carolina with the remainder of his family. He was about 20 at the time, if alive. Perhaps he remainedin North Carolina, died, or moved to another location. There is a Joseph Manning in Lawrence Co., Arkansas Territory tax lists 1819-1829.(this is a different Joseph) He was a Revolutionary War soldier. He was in Butler Co., Alabama with his son William Hampton Manning. He apparently died prior to 1847 as his son, Joseph, returned to North Carolina and resumed his law practice and was elected to Representative.