| 11. | i. | JOB PALMER6 MANNING, b. 11 Jul 1849, Portsmouth, Virginia; d. 27 Feb 1911, Portsmouth, Virginia. | |
| ii. | SOPHRONIA PALMER MANNING268,269,270,271, b. 1851, Virginia272,273,274,275; d. 1923, Washington, District Of Columbia276; m. ERRATI276; d. Unknown. |
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Notes for SOPHRONIA PALMER MANNING: Sophronia P. Manning, age 17, female, white, at home, born in Va. *this from the sale of house & lot located at the intersection of Washington & Clifford Streets in Portsmouth, Va. Amount being $272.42 Was the former home of mother, Sophronia S. W. Manning, dec'd Married an Italian. See her brother Job's obituary for married surname. Look up in library. Not legible in newspaper clipping in Joan Stainbeck papers. |
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More About SOPHRONIA PALMER MANNING: Census: Jul 1860, Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia; Census: 1860 U.S.277 Chancery suit: 15 Nov 1873, Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia278 Occupation: Jun 1880, Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia; Occupation: seamtress279 Record Change: 05 Oct 2004 Residence: Jul 1860, Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia280 |
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More About ERRATI: Burial: Unknown, Washington, District Of Columbia281 Record Change: 18 Feb 2004 |
| 12. | iii. | FANNIE ANNIE MANNING, b. 23 Apr 1854, Portsmouth, Norfolk County, Virginia; d. 11 Oct 1932, Washington, District Of Columbia. | |
| iv. | MATHEW WILLIAM MANNING282,283, b. 12 Jul 1857284,285; d. 10 Jul 1878286,287. |
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Notes for MATHEW WILLIAM MANNING: Matthew W. Manning, age 12, male, white, at home, born in Va. Saturday, November 15th 1873 Present: The Hon. C. W. Hill, Judge Fanny A. Manning & Matthew W. Manning, orphans of Mrs. S. S. W. Manning, deceased, both being above the age of fourteen years, this day appeared in open Court and made choice of James D. Brady as and for their guardian. Whereupon the said James D. Brady made oath, as the law directs, and together with George W. Fauth, his surety, entered into and acknowledged a bond, in the penalty of twelve hundred dollars, with conditions according to law, which bond is ordered to be recorded, the said George W. Fauth having first justified an oath as to his sufficiency. *this from the sale of house & lot located at the intersection of Washington & Clifford Streets in Portsmouth, Va. Amount being $272.42 Was the former home of mother, Sophronia S. W. Manning, dec'd Matthew W. Manning In acct. with J. D. Brady Guardian 24 Nov 1873 By cash from G. F. Edwards spl Commission in suit of Manning etc vs Manning etc 1/5 of net proceeds of sale of house and lot $272.42 2 Dec 1873 By 1/5 of $33.75 amt. of rent of house 6.75 To pd his portion of fees for qualification 1.50 To pd G. F. Edwards his 1/5 of Atty fee 8.67 27 Nov 1873 To pd J. J. Edmonds & Bro's bill 7.09 To pd C. P. Edwards 17.85 4 Dec 1873 To pd W. H. Becks trimming & cutting clothes 10.06 2 Dec 1873 To pd Hofheimer Bro & Co's bill 8.75 To pd for sundries 1.25 5 Dec 1873 To pd his 1/5 of Mrs. Hammill's bill 3.89 13 Dec 1873 To pd for making clothes 5.00 To retained to pay Commissioner of Court 5.00 To retained to pay Clerk of Court 1.50 Balance due ward 208.61 $279.17 $279.17 31 Dec 1873 Balance due ward brot dow n $208.61 Office of Commissioner of Accounts of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth, Portsmouth, Va. June 15th, 1874 To the Hon'l C. W. Hill Judge of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth Your Commissioner reports to the Court that Jas. D. Brady Guardian of Mathew W. Manning exhibited before said Commissioner a statement of all the money which he had received become chargeable with or had disbursed as such Guardian from the time of his qualification to the 31st day of December 1873 together with the vouchers for such disbursements. That the Commissioner embraced the said Guardian on the list of fiduciaries whose accounts were before him for settlement which was posted at the front door of the Court House of said City on the 1st day of June term 1874, and on the date of this report (ten days having elapsed since said account was mentioned in said list) made up and completed the foregoing account and on the 31st day of December 1873 finds a balance due from said Guardian to his ward of two hundred and eight 61/100 dollars. The account is supported by satisfactory vouchers and is herewith returned by reference to account it will be seen that a part of the principle of the wards estate has been spent for his support, the Commissioner has seen proper to allow the same, because there was no other estate and the condition of the ward such, that the expenditures were absolutely necessary for his support and comfort. YOur Commr report specially that the Guardian declined to charge Commissions on receipts. The Commissioner has examined and finds that the Guardian has given such bond as the law requires and in a penalty and with securities sufficient. Given under my hand as Commissioner of Acocunts of the said Court on the day and year first aforesaid. G. F. Edwards, Comr. At the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth held August 6th 1874. An account of James D. Brady Guardian of Mathew W. Manning filed in the Clerk's Office of said Court, June 27th 1874, by G. F. Edwards Commissioner of Accounts, was examined and confirmed by the Court and ordered to be recorded, there being no exceptions thereto. Teste: Jas. D. Brady, c.c. At the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth began and held at the Court House of said city on Thursday, August 6th 1874 Present: The Hon. C. W. Hill, Judge An Account of James D. Brady, Guardian of Matthew W. Manning, filed in the Clerk's Office of this Court June 27th 1874 by G. F. Edwards Commissioner of Accounts, was examined and confirmed by the Court, and ordered to be recorded there being no exceptions thereto--Recorded M. W. Manning In acct with Jas D. Brady Guardian 31 Dec 1873 Bal due ward this day per last report $208.61 11 June 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 10.34 25 June 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 10.81 10 July 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 11.75 27 July 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 12.56 10 Aug 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 17.01 25 Aug 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 15.12 10 Sept 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 15.28 24 Sept 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 15.12 11 Oct 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 15.75 26 Oct 1875 By recd pay from Navy Yar d 16.28 11 July 1874 To paid Jas Veale for pants & vest 12.00 S. N. S. Kurnick for coat 10.00 25 July 1874 To paid Chas Dyer for hat 1.50 1 Oct 1874 To paid cash for necessary support etc 14.25 22 Dec 1874 To paid James Veale, pants & vest 7.00 26 Apl 1875 To paid J. W. Longo clothing 10.00 12 June 1875 To paid S. P. Manning for board 6.00 To paid J. W. Lingo, bal on coat 6.00 To paid cash advance d 2.00 25 June 1875 To paid cash advance d 1.00 To paid S. P. Manning for board 8.00 3 July 1875 To paid cas h 1.00 10 July 1875 To paid S. P. Manning, for board etc 10.00 To paid cas h 1.00 27 July 1875 To paid S. P. Manning, for board 8.00 To cash advance d 2.00 27 Augt 1875 To cash advance d 2.00 Amts carried forw d $101.75 $348.63 1875--amts brot forw d $101.75 $348.63 10 Augt. 1875 To paid S. P. Manning for board 8.00 12 Augt. 1875 To paid C. Dyer for ha t 3.25 21 Augt. 1875 To cas h .50 To paid V. T. Peed for shoes 4.00 25 Augt 1875 To paid S. P. Manning, for board 8.00 To cas h 2.00 10 Sept 1875 To paid S. P. Manning, for board 8.00 To cas h 1.00 16 Sept 1875 To Metzger, for shirt s 2.50 18 Sept 1875 To paid cash advance d .50 24 Sept. 1875 To paid cash advance d .75 To paid S. P. Manning for board 8.00 To cas h .50 To paid for cutting & making pants 1.00 29 Sept 1875 To paid A. Metzger for pants etc 2.10 29 Oct 1875 To cas h 1.25 11 Oct 1875 To paid S. P. Manning, for board 8.00 12 Oct 1875 To cas h .50 15 Oct 1875 To paid Jas. Veale, clothin g 13.50 18 Oct 1875 To cas h .75 26 Oct 1875 To paid R. A. Hutchins, grocery bill 8.00 To cas h 1.00 5 Nov 1875 To paid Tart & Co. for shoe s 2.50 To Commnrs on receipt s 7.00 To retained to pay Comr of Court 7.50 To retained to pay Clerk of Court 2.50 By estimated interest to Decr 31st 187 5 23.00 Bal due war d $167.28 $371.63 $371.63 31 Dec 1875 Bal due ward this day brot down $167.28 Office of Commissioner of Accounts of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth Portsmouth, Va. Feby 21st '76 To the Honl C. W. Hill, judge of the said Court Your Commissioner reports to Court that Jas D. Brady, guardian of M. W. Manning exhibited before him a statement of all the money which he as such guardian had received, become chargeable with or had disbursed from the 31st day of December 1873 to the 31st day of December 1875, together with the vouchers for such disbursements. That your Commissioner embraced the said Guardian in the list of fiduciaries whose accounts, were before him for settlement which was posted at the front door of the Court House of said city as directed by law and on the day of this report, ten days having elapsed since said account was mentioned in said list, made up and completed the foregoing account and on the 31st day of December 1875 finds a balance due from the Guardian to his ward of one hundred and sixty seven 28/100 dollars. The account is supported by satisfactory vouchers and is herewith returned. It will be seen by reference to the account that a part of the principal of the ward estate has been expended for his support, the commr allowed the same because the estate was small, the income totally insufficient and the expenditures considering the condition of the ward, were absolutely necessary for his support and comfort. Your Commissioner has examined and finds that the Guardian has given such bond as the law requires and in a penalty and with securities sufficient. Given under my hand as Commissioner of Account of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth on the day and year aforesaid. At the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth held the 12th May 1876. An account of Jas D. Brady Guardian of M. W. Manning, filed in the Clerk's Office of this Court on the 1st day of March 1876, by G. F. Edwards, Commissioner of Accounts, was examined & confirmed by the Court and ordered to be recorded--there being no exceptions thereto. Teste: Jas. D. Brady, c.c. Friday, May 12th 1876 Present: The Hon. C. W. Hill, Judge An Account of James D. Brady, Guardian of M. W. Manning, filed in the Clerk's Office of this Court March 1st 1876, by G. F. Edwards Commissioner of Accounts, was examined and confirmed by the Court, there being no exceptions thereto and ordered to be recorded 1877--Mathew W. Manning Peace bond guilt y Box 3, file 184 M. W. Manning In acct with Jas. D. Brady Guardian 17 Feby 1876 To paid Mrs. Fannie Blamire board $15.00 7 July 1876 To paid Harriet Creekmore, washing 5.00 25 July 1876 To cash advanced 10.00 19 Aug 1876 To cash for shoes 2.00 23 Aug 1876 To cas advance d 1.00 2 Sept 1876 To cas h .90 8 Sept 1876 To Mrs. Blamire, board 20.00 To Officer Bake r 2.00 To Tart & Co., shoes 5.25 25 Nov 1876 To cash for medicine 1.50 23 Dec 1876 To A. Metzer's bil l 15.00 31 Dec 1875 Bal due ward this day per report of comr of record $167.28 By estimated interest for 187 6 7 tax To paid for S. P. Manning on order of M. W. Manning 18.40 2 Mch 1877 To paid protest on note of Miles Conner 1.21 4 Aug 1877 To paid V. T. Peed, for shoes 2.00 10 Sept 1877 To paid F. C. Johnston 1.50 19 Oct 1877 To paid Drive r 2.25 1 Nov 1878 To paid Chas Cryer for hats 9.25 4 Jan 1878 To paid Chas Reiger, for provisions 6.00 By estimated interest to Jany 4th 1878 4.95 Retained to pay Comr of Court 5.00 Retained to pay Clerk of Court 1.50 Bal due war d 55.11 $179.87 $179.87 4 Jany 1878 Bal due ward this da y $ 55.11 Office of Commissioner of Accounts of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth, Portsmouth, Va., May 29th 1878 To the Hon C. W. Hill Judge of said Court Your Commissioner reports to the Court that J. D. Brady Guardian of M. W. Manning exhibited before him a statement of all the money, which he as such Guardian had received, become chargeable with or had disbursed from the date of his last account up to the 4th day of January 1878 together with the vouchers for such disbursements, that your commissioner embraced the said Guardian in the list of fiduciary whose accounts were before him for settlement, which was posted at the front door of the Court House of said city; as directed by law and on the date of this report, ten days having elapsed him in said account was mentioned in said list, made up and completed the foregoing account and on the 4th day of January 1878 finds a balance due from the Guardian to his ward of $55.11. The account is supported by satisfactory vouchers and is herewith returned. It will be seen by the account that a part of the principal of the estate has been expended on the wards support, this was absolutely necessary as the estate was so small that the income alone would be inadiquate to supply tho smallest wants. The Guardian has given such bond as the law requires and in a penalty and with securities sufficient. Given under my hand as Commissioner of Accounts of the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth on the day and year aforesaid. G. F. Edwards, Comr At the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth, held on the 5th day of September 1878 The foregoing account of James D. Brady Guardian of M. W. Manning, filed in the Clerk's Office of this Court by G. F. Edwards, Commissioner of Accounts, on the 29th day of May 1878, was examined and confirmed by the Court--no exceptions having been filed thereto--and ordered to be recorded. Teste: A. W. Harvey, D.C. for Geo. O'N Palmer, clk September Term 1878 The following fiduciary accounts filed in the Clerk's Office of this court by G. F. Edwards, Commissioner of Accounts, viz: James D. Brady, guardian of Fanny Manning, filed May 29th 1878; James D. Brady, guardian of M. W. Manning, filed may 29th 1878, James D. Brady, Committee of estate of Mary H. Reil, (lunatic) filed May 29th 1878; J. O. Bailey, administrator of estate of Eliza Bailey, deceased: Geo L. Neville, executor of Mrs. Ann Drewrey, deceased, filed June 28th 1878; John H. Gayle, administrator, d.b.n. and curator of estate of Henry Buff, decease, filed 29th July 1878: were examined and confirmed by the court--no exceptions having been filed to any of said accounts and ordered to be recorded. M. W. Manning Est. In acc't with James D. Brady, Guardian Jany. 4 1878 By bal. due ward this day per report of Commissioner $55.11 10 July 1878 To paid Godwin & Crocker 1/2 of fee for judgement etc Manning's Guard vs Connor etc said Brady paying the other 1/2 out of own pocket $6.25 To paid G. F. Edwards Att'y for collections 2.50 To paid Commissioner of Court 5.00 To paid Clerk of Court 1.00 Balance due Est. $40.36 $55.11 $55.11 July 10 1878 Balance due Est. for distributio n $40.36 Debts Minter G. Johnson's bill for Rose Wood, Im. Case, plate handles & box for M. W. Manning $40.00 Pro rata paid by J. D. Brady $31.00 Jno. Clover for hire of Hearse & 3 Carriages to attend funeral $12.50 Pro rata paid by J. D. Brady 9.36 $40.36 $40.36 Office of Commissioner of Accounts Court of Hustings--City of Portsmouth Portsmouth, Va. Aug. 19th 1878 To the Hon'l C. W. Hill, Judge of the Court of Hustings--City of Portsmouth Your Commissioner reports to Court that J. D. Brady Guardian of M. W. Manning exhibited before him a statement of all the money which he as such Guardian had received, become chargeable with or had disbursed from the 4th day of January 1878, date of last a/c to the 10 day of July 1878, the said M. W. Manning having departed this life in the meantime, together with the vouchers for such disbursements. That your Commissioners embraced the said Guardian in the list of fiduciaries, whose accounts were before him for settlement, which was posted in front of the Court House door as required by law and on the day of this report, ten days having elapsed since said account was mentioned in said list, made up and completed the foregoing account, which is a final settlement of the estate. The account is supported by satisfactory vouchers and is herewith returned. Given under my hand this the day and year first aforesaid. G. F. Edwards, Comm'r Portsmouth, Va. Col. James D. Brady (Guardian) To Minter & Johnson Dr. June 15 1878 Rosewood Im case plate handles & box for Mathew W. Manning $40.00 Received thirty one dollars on account of Col. Jas. D. Brady Minter G. Johnson Portsmouth, Va. June 24th 1878 Col. Jas. D. Brady (Guardian) To John Clover Dr. June 8, 1878 To Hire of Hearse $5.00 To Hire of 3 Carriages 7.50 $12.50 Rec'd July 10th 1878 of J. D. Brady Guardian on the within bill $9.36 Balance due of Hears e $3.14 John Clover At the Court of Hustings for the City of Portsmouth held on the 14th day of November 1878. The foregoing account (and receipts) of James D. Brady Guardian of M. W. Manning filed in, the Clerk's Office of this Court on the 20th day of August 1878 by G. F. Edwards Comm'r of Accounts--was examined confirmed by the Court, no exceptions having been filed thereto and ordered to be recorded. Teste: Geo. O'N Palmer, c.c. By: A. W. Harvey, D.C. |
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More About MATHEW WILLIAM MANNING: Arrested: 1877, Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia288 Census: Jul 1860, Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia; Census: 1860 U.S.289 Chancery suit: 15 Nov 1873, Portsmouth, Norfolk Co., Virginia290 Fiduciary account: Sep 1878, Portsmouth, Virginia291 Guardian account: 15 Jun 1874, Portsmouth, Virginia292 Guardianship: 15 Nov 1873, Portsmouth, Virginia293 Record Change: 05 Oct 2004 Residence: Jul 1860, Jefferson Ward, Norfolk Co., Virginia294 |
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