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Maybe this site could prove useful, they have the following books that can be accessed online.
www.historybookcorner.com
Book Title: The Manley Family of Easton, Massachusetts. Part I: Wm Manley of Easton, Massachusetts…
Author: Spurling, Fannie Smith
Book Title: Manley Family, New England and New York, 1650-1950
Author: Manley, Henry S.
Year: 1965
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KETTERING: Elizabeth J. “Betty” Corban, 60 year resident of Kettering, Ohio, died December 26, 2012, in Newark, Ohio, where she had been staying since 2011.
Born September 11, 1920, a daughter of Robert L. and Gladys M. (Crawford) Manley, Betty grew up in Columbus, Ohio and on her Crawford grandparents’ farm near Arcanum, Ohio.
She graduated from University School in 1938 and attended her beloved Ohio State University.
Betty spent the great majority of her adult life in Kettering, Ohio where she was a very active member of Southern Hills United Methodist Church, and enjoyed many years of memberships in Eastern Star, card clubs, garden club, musical and PTA activities.
She worked for many years as secretary to her husband, Realtor Wallace J. Corban, who predeceased her.
She thoroughly loved social and sporting activities, and travelled extensively after retirement.
She found joy everywhere, and pursued and shared it enthusiastically, especially so at Christmas.
Betty also was preceded in death by her parents, a son, John W. Corban, and her brother, Robert H. Manley.
She is survived by daughter, Nancy L. (Harvey) Hallenberg, of Boynton Beach, Florida; son, William V. (Earlene R.) Corban of Granville, Ohio; sister, Mary Brown of Amarillo, Texas; grandchildren Amy E. (Corban) Menster; Todd A. (Gretchen) Corban; Leif (Lily) Ingsson; Wendy L. (Bart) Williams; and John E. (Kristin) Hofferberth; eleven great-grandchildren, Nick Menster, Katie Menster, Allie Corban, John Corban, Erik Ingsson, Ana Ingsson, Caleb Ingsson, Jason Williams, Kelly Williams, Hannah Hofferberth and Nathan Hofferberth, and nieces and nephews.
If you wish to make a contribution in her honor, please consider Southern Hills United Methodist Church, 2287 South Dixie Highway, Kettering, Ohio 45409
The family will receive friends from 10:00 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. Saturday, December 29, 2012 at Routsong Funeral Home, 81 North Main Street, Centerville, Ohio 45458, with service following.
Burial at Ithaca Cemetery, Ithaca, Ohio.
Condolences may be sent to the family by signing the Guestbook at ww.routsong.com.
.Published in the The Advocate on December 28, 2012
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Hi and best wishes to you today.
I am helping my wife to find out more about her lineage.We are trying to find out more about JAMES MANLEY from NORTH CAROLINA father of ELIZABETH CHILDERS,MANLEY(DOB:2/24/1873)(DOD:8/22/1934).James moved to Dunkirk,Hardin, Ohio but we are not sure when he and his wife moved to Ohio. We don’t know his wife’s name. Elizabeth Manley’s husband was Albert Childers and they had four children.
Thanks for your assistance.
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Scranton Times
28 Sep 1957
Gerald Manley Dies; Ex-City Fireman
Gerald Manley, 56, of 1424 Hollow Ave., a retired Scranton Fire Department member, died yesterday in State Hospital following a long illness. Prior to his retirement he served at Engine 5, Dickson Ave.
A native of West Scranton, he was the son of John and Sara Lally Manley. He had resided in North Scranton for 30 years and was a member of Holy Rosary Church and its Holy Name Society.
Surviving are his wife, the former Miss Irene McGuire; three sons Capt. Thomas Manley, serving with the Marine Corps. In Charleston W. Va., Gerald, Philadelphia, and Leo, at home; five sisters, Mrs. Sadie Jones, Miss Catherine Manley, Mrs. Stella McDonnell and Mrs. J. Warren Kimble, all of this city, and Mrs. Florence Culkin, Buffalo N. Y.; a brother, Peter, this city and four grandchildren.
The funeral will be Monday at 9 A. M. from the Jennings-Raffery Funeral Home, 415 West Market St., with mass at 9:30 in Holy Rosary Church, Interment, Cathedral Cemetery.
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I have been trying to send a message to a John daly about a possible Daly-Judge connection.If you are the same John Daly please see the Kings County Brooklyn message board.
Thanks,
Mike Powers
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I have a Sanford Manley who m a Lucinda Frankie Taylor and was b in NC in 1812. I also have a William Meredith who is the brother of Sanford, b abt 1806 in NC.
I’m having a difficult time tracking this Manley family outside of IN, where my grandfather was born.
Martha Manley, sister of Sanford, is my great grandmother.
Through documentation from an IN library book, my great grandfather and great grandmother were indeed cousins.
Could be the same family, I don’t know. Would like to hear from you.
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One of our ancestors brothers went to MN, maybe his line is your.
4. ELIJAH INGRAM3 MANLEY (WILLIAM M.2, JAMES1)167,168 was born May 05, 1815 in Fleming County, Kentucky169,170, and died June 04, 1908 in Backus, Cass County, Minnesota171,172. He married MARY SAPPENFIELD173,174 October 02, 1837 in Fountain County, Indiana175,176. She was born August 15, 1817 in Pennsylvania177,178, and died October 22, 1880 in Louisa County, Iowa179,180.
More About ELIJAH INGRAM MANLEY:
Burial: Backus, Cass County, Minnesota181,182
Children of ELIJAH MANLEY and MARY SAPPENFIELD are:
i. FRANKLIN C.4 MANLEY183,184, b. 1838, Ohio County, Virginia185,186.
11. ii. SARAH JANE MANLEY, b. August 29, 1839, Burlington, Des Moines County, Iowa; d. February 05, 1905, Louisa County, Iowa.
iii. MELISSA ELLEN MANLEY187,188, b. February 08, 1840, Des Moines County, Iowa189,190; m. DAVID DEMPSTER HILER190; b. 1842190.
12. iv. ANDREW JACKSON MANLEY, b. May 07, 1842, Des Moines, Polk County, Iowa; d. February 12, 1911, Meade County, Kansas.
v. NANCY ANN MANLEY191,192, b. March 30, 1844, Iowa193,194; d. June 11, 1914, Iowa195,196; m. STEVEN FITZGERALD197,198, July 03, 1864199,200.
vi. MARY ELLEN MANLEY201,202, b. October 05, 1846203,204; d. May 14, 1912205,206; m. DAVID DEMSTER HILLER207,208, September 05, 1865209,210; b. 1841211,212.
vii. LOUISA MANLEY213,214, b. April 25, 1850, Indiana215,216; d. March 09, 1888, Iowa217,218; m. LEWIS VINSON DENNISON219,220, December 26, 1868, Johnson County, Iowa221,222.
13. viii. PETER MARION MANLEY, b. July 21, 1852, Indiana; d. April 08, 1916, Linn County, Iowa.
14. ix. JAMES ADAMS MANLEY, b. June 04, 1859, Polk County, Iowa; d. August 12, 1918, Linn County, Iowa.
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Melvin is pictured in Wings, yearbook of the 44-E class of cadets at Pecos Army Air Field in Pecos, Texas. He is training officer. I’m not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.
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