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Manning Deep Dive – Part 3
The Mannin/Manning Families in Carter County, Kentucky – 1870 Census One Name-One Place Study Mannin(g)-Carter County, KY Brown-Mannin(g) Line Census Sunday By Don Taylor In Part 1 of this “ Manning Deep Dive” into my great-grandmother’s ancestors, I created a … Continue reading
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Tagged Carter County, Enoch Mannin, Grayson, John William Manning, Kentucky, Meridith Mannin, Minerva Mannin
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Fugate – Surname Saturday
Brown-Mannin-Fugate Line By Don Taylor Ancestry indicates that Fugate is most probably a variant of Fugett. Fugett is perhaps an adaption of Fuget, a topographic name from Fuge, a regional term for fougère ‘fern.’ Neither Forebears nor Genealogy Bank have … Continue reading
Manning Deep Dive – Part 2
Mannin(g)’s in Carter County during the 1880 Census. Census Sunday Brown-Mannin(g) Line By Don Taylor The first step in doing a Deep Dive is to confirm the use of my initial sources. The first items to review are items in … Continue reading
Deep Dive – Mary Elizabeth Manning Brown (1878-1983) – Part 1
Brown-Mannin(g) Line By Don Taylor After lack of success in finding the mother of my great-grandmother, Mary Elizabeth (Manning) Brown, I decided to do what I call a deep dive. “Grandma Brown” was born in Kentucky, probably in 1876 or … Continue reading
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Tagged Bath, Carter, Grayson, Kentucky, Owingsville, Pine Grove, Rowan
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Mannin in Carter County – 1870 Census
Census Sunday By Don Taylor In my look at the Mannin Family of Carter County during the 1880 Census, I discovered six families and 37 individuals. Continuing, I would expect to find five families during the 1870 Census. Meredith A. … Continue reading