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

DNA Test Kit# 11775

*Family lines of descent with photos included at bottom of page.

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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.

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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	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

 

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
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
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
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
N10183	9	3/12
N38464	9	3/12
C4BMF	10	2/12
98500	11	1/12
23540	15	0
30042	16	0
15933	20	0

There are no extended markers for this member at this time.

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Link to Family Website

This branch descends from Gov. Charles and a an indentured servant, believed to be from the Dominican Republic. I have no information for the matriarch at this time.

From the Gov's son, Trim and his wife Corrinia there were at least eight children.

Among those children were Alexander born 1866, Frank born 1869 and Henry born 1879.

Alexander and Frank were publishers of the Wilmington Daily Record which was destroyed in 1898 at the outset of the Wilmington Riots.

The brothers made their way to Washington, DC where they are found as single men, living together on the 1900 census record. One point of interest is that this family's oral tradition has the matriarch as being from The Dominican Republic, though on census records, Trim lists both parents as having been born in NC.

Hopefully, someone out there has the solution to this mystery woman!

Family Gedcom 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
Partner. Unknown

*5th Generation

Trim aka Titmouse Manly
1835-?
b. 1835, North Carolina
d. Unknown
bur. Unknown
m. Unknown
Spouse. Corina

*6th Generation

Frank G. Manly
Circa 1870-?
b. 1869-1871 North Carolina
d. Unknown
bur. Unknown
m. Unknown
Spouse. Mattie

*7th Generation

John B. Manly, Capt.
1910 - December 27, 1984
b. 1910, Alabama
d. December 27, 1984 Amityville, NY
bur. Calverton National Cemetary, Long Island, NY
m. 1944
Spouse. Louise Jacobs, 1st Lieutenant

*8th-11th Generations

Living