| Name |
William MANNING |
| Birth |
14 Oct 1736, Cambridge, Middlesex, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
bef 18 Mar 1783, Charlton, Worcester, Massachusetts13 |
| Father |
William* MANNING (1712-1776) |
| Mother |
Elizabeth* KETTLE (1716-<1759) |
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| Marriage |
29 Nov 1759, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
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| Spouse |
Phebe TOWNSEND |
| Birth |
24 Oct 1739, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
Jul 1807, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
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| Children: |
| 1 M |
William MANNING |
| Birth |
bap 26 Jul 1761, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
18 Jun 1762, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
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| 2 F |
Sarah MANNING |
| Birth |
bap 12 Feb 1764, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
bef 15 Aug 1765, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
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| 4 F |
Phebe MANNING |
| Birth |
10 Nov 1766, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
13 Oct 1851, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts13 |
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| 5 F |
Sarah MANNING |
| Birth |
6 Jan 1768, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
young |
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| 6 M |
William MANNING |
| Birth |
bap 31 Dec 1769, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
22 Oct 1829, Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
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| 7 F |
Hannah MANNING |
| Birth |
bap 15 Dec 1771, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
Dec 1807, Waltham, Middlesex, Massachusetts13 |
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| 8 M |
John MANNING |
| Birth |
8 Mar 1776, Spencer, Worcester, Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
4 Apr 1824, Salem, Essex, Massachusetts13 |
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| 10 M |
Isaac MANNING |
| Birth |
1780, Worcester co., Massachusetts13 |
| Death |
30 Dec 1818, Charlestown, Suffolk, Massachusetts13 |
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| Notes for William MANNING |
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WILLIAM6 MANNING (Wm.,5 Isaac,4 Saml.,3 Wm.,2 Wm.1) b. 1736, Oct. 14, at Charlestown, Mass. He resided until 1775 in his native town, and was a cooper; and the offices to which he was elected indicate ability in his trade. He was culler of staves and packer of fish, 1761--4; surveyor of hoops and staves, 1764; and, 1766--8, culler and surveyor of hoops and staves, measurer of salt and coal, and packer of fish and flesh. He purchased, 1758, Nov. 18, "a certain piece of land & wharfe with a cooper's shop and warehouse thereon" for �33.6.8, and sold the same in 1761 for �46.13.4; probably his only holding of real estate. He was lame, and a considerable part of his life an invalid. While no evidence has been found to that effect it is probable that he was one of the financial sufferers from the burning of Charlestown after the battle of Bunker Hill, and he left the place soon after. He next lived at Leicester, Paxton, Spencer and Charlton, in which last named town he died. The date has not been learned. He was living 1781, Apr. 19, but d. before 1783, Mch. 18. He m. 1759, Nov. 29, Phebe Townsend. Of the ch., the first seven were b. at Charlestown. Children: William, Sarah, Elizabeth, Phebe, Sarah, William, Hannah, John, Daniel, Isaac. [ref 13:220]
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| Notes for Phebe TOWNSEND |
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daughter of John TOWNSEND and Hannah HANCOCK
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Phebe Townsend, b. 1739, Oct. 24. Her ancestry was John4 and Hannah (Hancock), her parents, of Charlestown; Samuel3 and Elizabeth (Bucknam) of Malden; Samuel2 and Abigail (Davis) of Boston and Chelsea; Thomas1 and Mary Townsend, of Lynn. On the death of her husband Phebe went to Waltham, 1785, and, before 1789, returned to Charlestown, where she d. 1807, July. [ref 13:220]
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