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Generation: 1
| 1. | Lawrence Manning was born in 1818 in Henrysburg, Canada. Notes:
[HCM, p. 918]: Lawrence Manning, was born Henrysburg, Canada, 1818, and was in his sixteenth year when he came to Westminster Township, where he assisted his father to clear their farm and get it in good tillable condition. He was married to Miss Hannah Duncaw, a daughter of Joseph Duncaw sen., by whom he became the father of one son, who grew to manhood - Jacob J. The family attend the Methodist Church, and are classed among the prosperous, highly honored, and progressive citizens of the county.
Lawrence married Hannah Duncaw. [Group Sheet]
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Generation: 2
| 2. | Jacob J. Manning  (1.Lawrence1) was born about 1846. Notes:
[HCM, p. 918]: Jacob J. Manning is a man of forty-three years, and was born on the old homestead in Middlesex County. He received a common school education, and was wedded to Miss Rebecca A. McKnight, a daughter of Thomas and Margaret (Borland) McKnight, which union was blessed with the birth of a daughter - E. Addie. Mr. Manning has always been an industrious farmer. Neither he, his father, nor his grandfather was ever sued for any cause, being peaceable, law-abiding citizens. There are four generations now living on the old homestead, the fifthe generation being Harry L. Collard, son of Mr. M. Collard of North Dorchester. This instance forcibly illustrates the remarkable longevity of the staunch old pioneer family.
Jacob married Rebecca A. McKnight. [Group Sheet]
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Generation: 3
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