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The Family Line of Thomas Manley (circa 1715) St. Mary's Co., MD. Through his grandson, Basil Charles Manley

DNA Test Kit# 11775

*Family line s of descent with photos included at bottom of page.


The family line of Thomas Manley (circa 1715) St. Mary's Co., MD> NC, his son (John) Basil Manley/Manly(born 1742) of St. Mary's Co., MD>NC and his descendants through his son Gov. Charles Manly.


Haplogroup R1b1b2

Y DNA Values

Markers noted as faster mutating are indicated in black.

Marker 393 390 19 391 385a 385b 426 388 439 389-1 392 389-2
Value
13
24
14
11
11
14
12
12
12
13
13
30

Extended Markers

Marker 458 459a 459b 455 454 447 437 448 449 464a 464b 464c 464d
Value
18
9
9
11
11
25
15
19
27
14
15
15
17

 

Marker 460 GATA H4 YCA II a YCA II b 456 607 576 570 CDY a CDY b 442 438
Value
10
11
19
22
17
15
18
16
36
38
12
12

Genetic Distance Analysis to others in project:

12 Marker Analysis

Kit#
Distance
Matching Markers
11931
0
12/12
12915
0
12/12
18958
0
12/12
24846
2
10/12
3W275
2
10/12
34065
2
10/12
98092
2
10/12
11820
3
9/12
11932
3
9/12
13008
3
9/12
13250
3
9/12
17526
3
9/12
23630
3
9/12
39882
3
9/12
93441
3
9/12
4V729
3
9/12
124814
3
9/12
12748
4
8/12
12968
4
8/12
15046
4
8/12
15739
4
8/12
15932
4
8/12
18643
4
8/12
22826
4
8/12
37611
4
8/12
89835
4
8/12
90371
4
8/12
N27599
4
8/12
N50533
4
8/12
118428
4
8/12
133586
4
6/12
17679
5
7/12
18321
5
7/12
74163
5
7/12
81723
5
7/12
N24453
5
7/12
98092
5
7/12
14125
6
6/12
58190
7
5/12
15303
8
4/12
133708
6
4/12
N10183
9
3/12
N38464
9
3/12
C4BMF
10
2/12
98500
11
1/12
132647
12
0
137371
12
0
112418
13
0
23540
15
0
137173
15
0
30042
16
0
15933
20
0

25 Marker Comparisons

Kit Number
Distance
Matching Markers
11931
1
24/25
39882
7
18/25
3W275
7
18/25
124814
8
17/25
13008
9
16/25
4V729
9
16/25
11932
10
15/25
12748
10
15/25
15046
10
15/25
17679
10
15/25
93441
10
15/25
N27599
11
14/25
13250
12
13/25
58190
13
12/25
118428
13
12/25
11820
14
11/25
12968
14
11/25
18643
14
11/25
90371
14
11/25
133586
14
11/25
74163
15
10/25
81723
15
10/25
89835
15
10/25
14125
17
8/25
C4BMF
18
7/25
98500
26
0
132647
27
0
30042
29
0
112418
29
0

32/37 Marker Comparisons

Kits C4BMF, 3W275 & C4BMF were not tested through the same facility. They had 43 markers tested, but not all were the same as those tested at FTDna, so I can only provide comparisons for those markers which were duplicated.

Kit Number
Distance
Matching Markers
3W275
11
21/32
4V729
17
15/32
C4BMF
22
10/32

37 Marker Comparisons

Kit Number
Distance
Matching Markers
11931
3
34/37
39882
13
24/37
93441
16
21/37
124814
16
21/37
12748
17
20/37
13008
17
20/37
58190
19
18/37
118428
20
17/37
11932
21
16/37
14125
21
16/37
90371
21
16/37
133586
21
16/27
74163
22
15/37
89835
22
15/37
81723
23
14/37
11820
26
11/37
98500
41
0
132647
43
0
30042
47
0
112418
47
0

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Link to Family Website

Please note, I am using the spelling for the surname as found on original documents dating back to the individual's time (census, military, etc...)

The earliest colonial history we have for this branch comes from Professor Louise Manly's 1930 book "The Manly Family". Some historians state the family heritage as being Scot, others Irish and still others English. The one person we have solid information, backed by documentation (American Revolution records) is Basil Manley, born 1742. We know from Louise that Basil's father was Thomas. Basil also had a brother named Thomas who remained in MD or VA when Thomas, Sr. decided to relocate the family to NC after his wife's death (circa 1756).

According to Louise, Thomas (Jr.) was in the "American Navy" at the time of the American Revolution.

Family Outline

*1st Generation
John Manley of England or Ireland (circa
Settled in MD after arriving in Point Comfort, VA.

*2nd Generation
Thomas Manley
b. Abt. 1717
d. Died aboard ship during 1754-1755
bur. Unknown
m. Unknow date, St. Mary's County, MD
Spouse. Mary Ford

*3rd Generation

Basil Manley/Manly

1742-1824
John Basil Manley
b. June 8, 1742 St. Mary's County, MD
d. May 15, 1824 Chatham County, NC
bur. Oak Mount Plantation Cemetery
m. 1793 Fayetteville, NC
Spouse. Elizabeth Maultsby aka Maultby

*4th Generation

Charles Manley/Manly
May 13, 1795-October 7, 1871

Charles Manley (Gov. NC)
b. May 13, 1795 NC
d. May 1, 1871, Chatham County, NC1
bur. Oak Mount Plantation Cemetery, NC
m. October 7, 1817 Raliegh, NC
Spouse. Charity Hare Haywood aka Heywood

*5th Generation

Basil Charles Manley/Manly
May 9, 1839-November 7, 1882

Basil Charles Manley (Capt. CSA, Mayor of Raliegh, NC)
b. May 9, 1839 Oak Mount Plantation, Chatham County, NC
d. May 15, 1882, Raliegh, NC
bur. Oak Wood Cemetery, Raleigh, NC
m. November 7, 1866 Chatham County, NC
Spouse. Lucy H. Bryan

*6th Generation

Malcolm Gray Manley/Manly

May 23, 1868-March, 1920

Malcolm Gray Manly
b. May 23, 1868 Raleigh, NC
d. March 1920
bur. Raliegh, NC
m. Unknown date, Ralliegh, NC
Spouse. Annie Long

*7th Generation
William Bryan Manly
b. September 1905, Knoxville, TN
d. 1965
m. October 25, 1930
Spouse. Ira Mildred "Millie" Weise

*8th-11th Generations Living

Please visit our family website @ "Cavaliers & Cossacks". This site has just about everything possible in one genealogy site and welcomes contributions from those interested.

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Updated 2/22/2009