Person:Denson McManners (1)

RootsWeb ID:I59491525

There is a Denson McManners listed in the 1820 New Kent County, Virginia Census, page 120. In the household are 3 males under 10, 1 male 16-26, 1 female 16-26, 3 persons engaged in agriculture, 1 male slave 14-26, 1 female slave under 14, 1 female slave 14-26, 1 female slave 26-45.

Listed in the 1830 Tipton County, Tennessee Census, page 284 as Denson McManners. In the household are 2 males under 5 years old, 4 males 5-9, 2 males 10-14, 1 male 40-49, 1 female 30-39, 1 slave female 36-54. 11 persons total.

Listed in the 1833 and 1834 Jackson County, Arkansas Tax Lists.

Listed in the 1840 Jackson County, Arkansas Census, Page 220, line 19 as Denson McManners. Has 2 males aged 10-14, 2 males aged 15-19, 2 males aged 20-29, 1 male aged 50-59, 1 female aged 5-9, 1 female aged 40-49, 10 people total(sic). 6 employed in Agriculture, 2 in Manufacturing Trades.

Information is from handwritten family history from Don Stevenson, grandson of James Clemmons McManners, and from Danny Honnoll, descendant of Denson.

There is a Denson McManners listed as a Private in the 4th Regiment Virginia Militia, Roll Box 141, Roll Exct 602 during the War of 1812. Also serving in the VA militia was a Hartwell McManners. Also served: Daniel, Hugh, James Jr., John Jr., and Timothy McManners.

Land was sold to a James McManners (and others) on 9/8/1790, according to Augusta County, VA court records, will book no. VII, page 203.

Permelia is head of household in 1850 Jackson County, Arkansas census.

There is a Hartwell McManners, m. Sarah May Redford May 9, 1816 in Henrico County, VA, d. May 1834 in New Kent, VA. Maybe brother? Other McManners married in Henrico County between 1817 and 1836 are Elizabeth, Nancy (who also married a Redford), Judy, and Elizabeth.

There is said to have been a Utah McManners in our McManners line. Not sure where he/she is....