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The Family Line of William Manley of Laurens County, South Carolina

DNA Test Kit# 13008

*Family lines of descent included at bottom of page.

Haplogroup R1b1c

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
14
24
14
11
11
14
12
12
12
13
14
29

Extended Markers

Marker 458 459a 459b 455 454 447 437 448 449 464a 464b 464c 464d
Value
18
9
10
11
11
26
15
19
29
15
16
17
18

 

Marker 460 GATA H4 YCA II a YCA II b 456 607 576 570 CDY a CDY b 442 438
Value                        

Genetic Distance Analysis to others in project:

12 Marker Analysis

Kit#
Distance
Matching Markers
93441
0
12/12
12748
1
11/12
15046
1
11/12
37611
1
11/12
N27599
1
11/12
11775
3
9/12
11931
3
9/12
12915
3
9/12
12968
3
9/12
15739
3
9/12
18643
3
9/12
18958
3
9/12
24846
3
9/12
3W275
3
9/12
34065
3
9/12
89835
3
9/12
90371
3
9/12
98092
3
9/12
N50533
3
9/12
11932
4
8/12
13250
4
8/12
17526
4
8/12
39882
4
8/12
74163
4
8/12
81723
4
8/12
15932
5
7/12
4V729
5
7/12
11820
6
6/12
17679
6
6/12
23630
6
6/12
N24453
6
6/12
14125
7
5/12
22826
7
5/12
18321
8
4/12
58190
10
2/12
N10183
10
2/12
C4BMF
10
2/12
15303
11
1/12
N38464
12
0
98500
14
0
23540
16
0
30042
17
0
15933
23
0

25 Marker Comparisons

Kit Number
Distance
Matching Markers
15046
1
24/25
93441
1
24/25
N27599
2
23/25
12748
3
22/25
39882
6
19/25
3W275
6
19/25
11775
9
16/25
11931
10
15/25
12968
10
15/25
13250
10
15/25
18643
10
15/25
90371
10
15/25
17679
11
14/25
74163
11
14/25
89835
11
14/25
58190
13
12/25
4V729
13
12/25
14125
15
10/25
11820
16
9/25
C4BMF
18
7/25
98500
28
0
34002
32
0

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We continue to research records for proof of immigration into the United States. Most recent research shows one John Manly arrived 11 Jul 1678 as one of the “First Settlers of SC” in Charles Town.
During the period of 1733 to 1793 many land records exist for John Manly consisting of some 13 tracks totaling 8190 acres -- in 1733, a sale of 150 acres on Little River, Cravens County, SC. It is our opinion that this property was probably a Grant from the King of England to settle population into the Carolina’s.
We find the names John Manly and John Manly Jr in the year 1787. Also the Will of one William Manley in 1799 was recorded [wife: Elizabeth – children: Joseph, Washington, Ephraim, Jeremiah, Vincent and Nancy] . We assume that John Jr [who is mentioned as Generation 1] and William, who died in 1799, are children of an older John Manly. There may actually exist three generations of John Manly’s in this early US history [1678-1808] of South Carolina. Land records mention the above Little River, Ryan’s Branch of the Little River, and Rabourns Creek – all near Laurens County SC.

Family Gedcom Outline
*1st Generation
John Manley
B: bef 1746, prob SC
D: 1808 near Laurens [Laurens] SC
Spouse: Jane
William

*2nd Generation
William Manly
B: 1787 near Laurens [Laurens] SC
D: Sep 1842 near Newport [Vermillion] IN
Buried: Manly Cemetery near Newport IN
Spouse: Elizabeth Nickels
Edmund

*3rd Generation
Edmund Manly
B: 1 Jan 1818, Newport [Vermillion] IN
D: 15 Mar 1899, Ponca City [Kay] OK
Buried: IOOF Cemetery, Ponca City [Kay] OK
M: 22 Apr 1852, Newport [Vermillion] IN
Spouse: Susanna (Susan) Everly
Edwin

*4th Generation
Edwin Manley
B 10 Jul 1862 near Lewis [Cass] IA
D: 23 Apr 1952 in Tonkawa [Kay] OK
Buried IOOF Cemetery, Blackwell [Kay] OK
M: 12 May 1887, Lebo [Coffee] KS
Spouse: Charlotte Dudley
John

*5th Generation
John Manley
B: 14 Apr 1888, Hall Summit [Coffey] KS
D: 5 Apr 1952, Tonkawa [Kay] OK
Buried: IOOF Cemetery, Blackwell [Kay] OK
M: 2 Apr 1922, Enid [Garfield] OK
Spouse: Bertha Belle Bittle
John E

*6th Generation
John E [Eddie] Manley
Living

 

 

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Updated 10/6/2007