Source: Babour Collection of Conn. Vital Records (via Carolyn Wright and LDS microfilm): Dea. John Manning d. 12/20/1824 Lebanon: Old Cemetary his age.' Manning who Died May 28th 1794 in ye 41st year of her age.' 'It is believed that he was the John Manning who, in the Revolutionary war, Parkes in a regiment which appears on the Massachusetts Rolls. His brother considered strong evidnece that the John Manning on the roll was the subject of his maternal grandfather, Benjamin Seabury. The date is unknown, but he was in received substandtial bequests. Samuel Seabury, his uncle, by his will (drawn Real Estate lying in Lebanon,' one-half of his wearing apparel, his 'Silver sheep, and all of his farming utensils and ready money. The farm was of 130 ch. of his sister Sarah Manning, and among other bequests was one of some 87 united with the church; was appointed deacon, 1810 June 18, and, 1811, Jan. 3, hand of the Pastor after the example of the Apostles. Acts 6.' By will he gave subject to the rights of their mother and sister; Samuel having the house and d. 1828, Dec. 20, at Lebanon, where he and his two wives are buried about 60 (S379)
Suggest a change: Source: Babour Collection of Conn. Vital Records (via Carolyn Wright and LDS microfilm): Dea. John Manning d. 12/20/1824 Lebanon: Old Cemetary his age.' Manning who Died May 28th 1794 in ye 41st year of her age.' 'It is believed that he was the John Manning who, in the Revolutionary war, Parkes in a regiment which appears on the Massachusetts Rolls. His brother considered strong evidnece that the John Manning on the roll was the subject of his maternal grandfather, Benjamin Seabury. The date is unknown, but he was in received substandtial bequests. Samuel Seabury, his uncle, by his will (drawn Real Estate lying in Lebanon,' one-half of his wearing apparel, his 'Silver sheep, and all of his farming utensils and ready money. The farm was of 130 ch. of his sister Sarah Manning, and among other bequests was one of some 87 united with the church; was appointed deacon, 1810 June 18, and, 1811, Jan. 3, hand of the Pastor after the example of the Apostles. Acts 6.' By will he gave subject to the rights of their mother and sister; Samuel having the house and d. 1828, Dec. 20, at Lebanon, where he and his two wives are buried about 60 (S379)
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