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Project members are submitting family Gedcom outlines (Family Trees), which are being uploaded to each members page.

More than half of the project members have this information listed on their individual project member page.

This provides site visitors as well as project members, with information on ancestor, locale and time lines.

For those project members who have not submitted them to me yet, PLEASE remember this is a crucial step in proven research.

 

 

The Family Line of John Manley (1630) of the UK

DNA Test Kit# 93441

*Family lines of descent with photos 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
16
18

 

Marker 460 GATA H4 YCA II a YCA II b 456 607 576 570 CDY a CDY b 442 438
Value
10
11
19
23
16
15
18
19
36
37
12
12

Genetic Distance Analysis to others in project:

12 Marker Analysis

Kit#
Distance
Matching Markers
13008
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
11820
6
6/12
17679
6
6/12
23630
6
6/12
N24453
6
6/12
14125
7
5/12
22826
7
5/12
4V729
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
13008
1
24/25
N27599
1
24/25
12748
2
23/25
15046
2
23/25
3W275
5
20/25
39882
7
18/25
11775
10
15/25
12968
10
15/25
18643
10
15/25
90371
10
15/25
11931
11
14/25
13250
11
14/25
74163
11
14/25
89835
11
14/25
17679
12
13/25
58190
14
11/25
4V729
14
11/25
14125
15
10/25
N27599
16
9/25
11820
17
8/25
C4BMF
18
7/25
98500
28
0
30042
32
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
7
25
4V729
18
14
C4BMF
24
8

37 Marker Comparisons

Kit Number
Distance
Matching Markers
12748
3
34/37
39882
12
25/37
11775
16
21/37
11931
17
20/17
58190
18
19/37
14125
20
17/37
74163
20
17/37
89835
20
17/37
90371
21
16/37
11820
29
8/37
98500
43
0
30042
45
0

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DESCENDANTS OF John Manley
OF England

Family Gedcom Outline

*1st Generation
John manley
B: circa 1634
D. Unknown
M; Agnes Carswell, Sept. 15, 1658, Milverton, Somerset, England
Notes: The children of John are found in the Milverton parish register. What is interesting is that half of the children are listed as having a mother called Anne and the other half a mother called Agnes. The reason why I have grouped these together is because there is evidence that seems to indicate that they are all the same family and Anne is actually Agnes. There is a will of Simon Manly of Sampford Peverell (not to hand at the moment) that mentions his brothers John in Milverton, William in Topsham and Nathan in Lympstone. This is circa 1730/40 and so ties in well with Simon, John, William and Nathan all being of same parentage. Unfortunately the will which was held at Exter Record Office appears to have been destroyed during the blitz, however there is an extract of it which provides this information that the RO still holds.

*2nd Generation
William Manley
B: Nov. 1, 1679, Milverton, Somerset, England
D. Jun. 19, 1743, Topsham, Devon, England
M; Susanna Hellyn, Jan. 20, 1705, Topsham, Devon, England


*3rd Generation
John Manley
B: Apr. 3, 1709, Topsham, Devon, England
D. May 31, 1778, Topsham, Devon, England
M; Sarah Bryant, May 31, 1732, Topsham, Devon, England

*4th Generation
William Manley
B: June 3, 1744, Topsham, Devon, England
D. Feb 1, 1804 Topsham, Devon, England
M; Frances Babbage (nee Woodford), Oct. 9, 1766, Topsham, Devon, England
Occupation: Ropemaker

*5th Generation
John Manley
B: Apr. 12, 1769, Topsham, Devon, England
D. Oct. 1, 1858, Dublin, Co. Dublin, Leinster, Ireland
M; Martha Medland, April 16, 1793, Moretonhampstead, Devon, England
Occupation: Silversmith. Captain in the Devon and Cornwall Fencibles

*6th Generation
John Manley
B: Aug. 12, 1791, Topsham, Devon, England
D. May 16, 1877, Grove Side, Teddington, Middlesex, England
M; Anne Lambert, May 19, 1828, Dagenham, Essex, England
Occupation: Doctor.

*7th Generation
William Lambert Manley
B: Dec. 22, 1830, Barking, Essex, England
D. Nov. 24, 1885, Kensington, London, England
M; Fanny Elizabeth Blewitt, Oct. 2, 1863, Rainham, Essex, England
Occupation: Shipbroker

 

*8th Generation
Arthur Lambert Manley
B: Jul. 19, 1867, Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire, England
D. Dec. 29, 1927, Knightsbridge, London, England
M; Violet Helena Partridge, Nov. 1, 1912, Bacton, Herefordshire
Occupation: JP for Herefordshire

*9th Generation
Private

*10th-11th Generations
Living

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Updated 10/7/2007

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