Second Generation
Second Generation
Family of Fletcher Mandley (1) & Elizabeth / Ellen Holland
2. William Mandley (Fletcher1). Born on 5 Nov 1807 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.3,4 William was baptized in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 29 Nov 1807.3,4 William died in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 3 Nov 1870; he was 62.5 Buried on 6 Nov 1870 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Occupation: Cordwainer, Boot & Shoe Maker, Potter.
William Mandley was baptized at the Methodist New Connection Bethesda Chapel at Albion Street, Shelton, Burslem.
William Mandley and Thirza Read were married at the Methodist New Connection Bethesda Chapel at Albion Street, Shelton, Hanley. After the baptismal of the first child at the Bethesda Chapel, the Mandley family started attending Saint John's Anglican Church, Burslem.
The 1851 census indicates that William and Thirza Mandley with their children resided at Black Hill, Rushton village, Burslem, Staffordshire. William Mandley was a boot and shoe maker. His five children were potters. His elder daughter Emma Lockett was widowed with a daughter of her own. All members of the family were born at Burslem. (HO 107, piece 2003, folio 541, p. 19)
When daughter Ann Mandley was married in December 1856, the marriage certificate states that William Mandley was a potter. In March 1857, daughter Fanny was married, the marriage certificate states that William Mandley was a cordwainer.
In 1861 the British census states that William and Thirza Mandley resided at 10 Bleak Street, Burslem, Staffotdshire. Their daughter and son-in-law Emma and Humphrey Webb resided with them. William Mandley was a shoemaker. Humphrey Webb was a pottery ovenman. Emma Webb was a potter (sconcer). William and Thirza Mandley and Emma Webb were born at Burslem. Humphrey Webb was born at Ashley, Staffordshire. (RG 9, piece 1930, folio 67, p. 22)
In 1871, the British census states that Thirza Mandley and her granddaughter Eliza Jane Lockett possibly shared a household with Joseph and Anne Stone. Thirza Mandley had no occupation. Eliza Lockett was a warehouse woman. They lived at 6 Bleak Street, Burslem. They were born in Burslem. (RG 10, piece 2854, folio 15, p. 22)
Thirza Mandley appears in the 1881 British census. She is a widow living possibly as part of the Stone family household. She was a housekeeper. She resided at 24 Granville Bdgs. W.R., Burslem, Staffordshire. She was born at Burslem. (RG 11, piece 2716, folio 110, p. 36)
William Mandley died in 1870, age 63 (Dec 1870 quarter, Wolstanston R.D., v. 6b, p. 91).
William Mandley was baptized at the Methodist New Connection Bethesda Chapel at Albion Street, Shelton, Burslem.
William Mandley and Thirza Read were married at the Methodist New Connection Bethesda Chapel at Albion Street, Shelton, Hanley. After the baptismal of the first child at the Bethesda Chapel, the Mandley family started attending Saint John's Anglican Church, Burslem.
The 1851 census indicates that William and Thirza Mandley with their children resided at Black Hill, Rushton village, Burslem, Staffordshire. William Mandley was a boot and shoe maker. His five children were potters. His elder daughter Emma Lockett was widowed with a daughter of her own. All members of the family were born at Burslem. (HO 107, piece 2003, folio 541, p. 19)
When daughter Ann Mandley was married in December 1856, the marriage certificate states that William Mandley was a potter. In March 1857, daughter Fanny was married, the marriage certificate states that William Mandley was a cordwainer.
In 1861 the British census states that William and Thirza Mandley resided at 10 Bleak Street, Burslem, Staffotdshire. Their daughter and son-in-law Emma and Humphrey Webb resided with them. William Mandley was a shoemaker. Humphrey Webb was a pottery ovenman. Emma Webb was a potter (sconcer). William and Thirza Mandley and Emma Webb were born at Burslem. Humphrey Webb was born at Ashley, Staffordshire. (RG 9, piece 1930, folio 67, p. 22)
In 1871, the British census states that Thirza Mandley and her granddaughter Eliza Jane Lockett possibly shared a household with Joseph and Anne Stone. Thirza Mandley had no occupation. Eliza Lockett was a warehouse woman. They lived at 6 Bleak Street, Burslem. They were born in Burslem. (RG 10, piece 2854, folio 15, p. 22)
Thirza Mandley appears in the 1881 British census. She is a widow living possibly as part of the Stone family household. She was a housekeeper. She resided at 24 Granville Bdgs. W.R., Burslem, Staffordshire. She was born at Burslem. (RG 11, piece 2716, folio 110, p. 36)
William Mandley died in 1870, age 63 (Dec 1870 quarter, Wolstanston R.D., v. 6b, p. 91).
On 25 Sep 1825 William married Thirza Rhead, daughter of Jonah Simpson Rhead & Frances/Fanny Baddeley, in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Born abt Mar 1809 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Thirza was baptized in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 19 Mar 1809.2 Thirza died in 1889; she was 79.
A Thirza Mandley died 1889 June quarter Wolstanton R.D. v. 6b, p. 94
A Thirza Mandley died 1889 June quarter Wolstanton R.D. v. 6b, p. 94
They had the following children:
12i.
Emma (1826-1913)
13ii.
Simpson Read (1828-1884)
14iii.
William Holland (1830-1868)
15iv.
Ann (1832-1865)
16v.
Fanny (1835-1897)
3. Emma Mandley (Fletcher1). Born abt Apr 1810 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Emma was baptized in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 22 Apr 1810.2 Emma died in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, in Aug 1811; she was 1. Buried on 16 Aug 1811 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.2
On 4 Aug 1833 Eliza married Job Rigby in Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, England. Born abt Jan 1813 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Job was baptized in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 26 Jan 1813.2 Job died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., in Jan 1873; he was 60.
They had one child:
17i.
Joseph (~1850-)
5. Ann Mandley (Fletcher1). Born on 5 Feb 1815 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Ann was baptized in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 9 Apr 1815.
Birth and baptismal recorded at Bethesda Chapel.
Birth and baptismal recorded at Bethesda Chapel.
On 24 Feb 1834 Ann married George Lowe in Stoke-upon-Trent, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.
6. Richard Mandley (Fletcher1). Born on 3 Apr 1819 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.
Birth recorded at Bethesda Chapel.
Birth recorded at Bethesda Chapel.
7. Honour Mandley (Fletcher1). Born abt Aug 1821 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Honour was baptized in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 1 Sep 1821.3 Honour died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., in Dec 1891; she was 70.
Birth recorded at Bethesda Chapel.
Marriage Wolstantson Reg. Dist. Sep 1844 quarter, vol. 17, p. 268
The Massey family appear in the 1851 British census. William and Honour Massey with their four children resided at Sneyd Street, Tunstall, Wolstanton, Staffordshire. William Massey was potter employed making cups. Honour Massey's younger brother Ellison Mandley resided with them. He was too was a potter. They were all born at Burslem, Staffordshire. (HO 107, piece 2002, folio 590, p. 32)
In 1861 according to the 1861 British census, the Massey family resided at 27 China Street, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. William Massey and his sons James and William were potters who made cups. Eliza Massey was a warehousewoman potter while her sister Ellen was a cutter potter. William and Honor Massey along with the elder four children were born at Burslem, Stafforshire while the youngest two were born at Fenton. (RG 9, piece 1940, folio 42, p. 34).
William and Honor Massey resided at 44 China Street, Fenton, Staffordshire according to the 1871 British census. Their youngest two children resided with them. William and Henry Massey were potters who made cups. Daughter Elizabeth Massey was a warehousewoman. William, Honour and Elizabeth Massey were born at Burslem while Henry was born in nearby Tunstall. (RG 10, piece 2872, folio 40, p. 26)
Birth recorded at Bethesda Chapel.
Marriage Wolstantson Reg. Dist. Sep 1844 quarter, vol. 17, p. 268
The Massey family appear in the 1851 British census. William and Honour Massey with their four children resided at Sneyd Street, Tunstall, Wolstanton, Staffordshire. William Massey was potter employed making cups. Honour Massey's younger brother Ellison Mandley resided with them. He was too was a potter. They were all born at Burslem, Staffordshire. (HO 107, piece 2002, folio 590, p. 32)
In 1861 according to the 1861 British census, the Massey family resided at 27 China Street, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire. William Massey and his sons James and William were potters who made cups. Eliza Massey was a warehousewoman potter while her sister Ellen was a cutter potter. William and Honor Massey along with the elder four children were born at Burslem, Stafforshire while the youngest two were born at Fenton. (RG 9, piece 1940, folio 42, p. 34).
William and Honor Massey resided at 44 China Street, Fenton, Staffordshire according to the 1871 British census. Their youngest two children resided with them. William and Henry Massey were potters who made cups. Daughter Elizabeth Massey was a warehousewoman. William, Honour and Elizabeth Massey were born at Burslem while Henry was born in nearby Tunstall. (RG 10, piece 2872, folio 40, p. 26)
On 20 Jul 1844 Honour married William Massey in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.2 Born in 1824 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. William was baptized in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom, on 10 Sep 1824.
8. Jethro Mandley (Fletcher1). Born on 2 Apr 1824 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Jethro died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., on 11 Jun 1922; he was 98.
Jethro Mandley immigrated to the United States in November 1844. He arrived at New York, New York as a single person on the ship Liverpool. He was a potter. (RG 36, U.S. Customs Servive, M237-56, Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1897)
Jethro Mandley immigrated to the United States in November 1844. He arrived at New York, New York as a single person on the ship Liverpool. He was a potter. (RG 36, U.S. Customs Servive, M237-56, Passenger Lists of Vessels Arriving at New York, New York, 1820-1897)
Abt 1852 Jethro married Mary Elizabeth Toft in Pennsylvania, U.S.A. Born abt 1824 in Staffordshire, England.
According to the 1860 United Stated federal census, Jethro and Mary Manly with four children resided at Birmingham, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. George, Sarah and Ann Smith lived in the household. Jethro Manly was a potter. His personal estate wasvalued at USD 200.00. The eldest two children may be her children from a previous marriage. (M653-1065, Pennsylvania, Allegheny Co., Birmingham borough, p. 7)
Jethro and Mary Manly with three children resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio according to the 1870 United States federal census. William Toft lived in the household. Jethro Manly and William Toft worked in pottery. The real estate of Jethro Manly was valued at USD 2000.00 while his personal estate was valued at USD 300.00. Jethro and Mary Manly were born in England. (M593-1183, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool borough, p. 34)
The 1880 United States federal census states that Jethro and Mary Manley with three children resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Her son William Toft lived in the household. Jethro Manley was a sewing machine agent. Jason Manley was a bank clerk. William Toft worked in pottery. Jethro and Mary Manley were botrn in England. (T9-1002, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 52, East Liverpool, p. 66B)
According to the 1900 United Statyes federal census, Jethro and Mary Manley with two adult daughters resided at 269 East Market Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. They owned their home mortgage free. Mary Manley had given birth to nine children by 1900 of whom four were still living. Jethro and Mary Manley had been married for 48 years in 1900. Jethro Manley was a justice of the peace. Jessie Manley was a school teacher. Jethro Manley immigrated to the United States from England in 1844 and was naturalized. Mary Manley immigrated to the United States from England in 1860 and was not naturalized. (T623-1249, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 15, East Liverpool, p. 3B)
According to the 1860 United Stated federal census, Jethro and Mary Manly with four children resided at Birmingham, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania. George, Sarah and Ann Smith lived in the household. Jethro Manly was a potter. His personal estate wasvalued at USD 200.00. The eldest two children may be her children from a previous marriage. (M653-1065, Pennsylvania, Allegheny Co., Birmingham borough, p. 7)
Jethro and Mary Manly with three children resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio according to the 1870 United States federal census. William Toft lived in the household. Jethro Manly and William Toft worked in pottery. The real estate of Jethro Manly was valued at USD 2000.00 while his personal estate was valued at USD 300.00. Jethro and Mary Manly were born in England. (M593-1183, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool borough, p. 34)
The 1880 United States federal census states that Jethro and Mary Manley with three children resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Her son William Toft lived in the household. Jethro Manley was a sewing machine agent. Jason Manley was a bank clerk. William Toft worked in pottery. Jethro and Mary Manley were botrn in England. (T9-1002, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 52, East Liverpool, p. 66B)
According to the 1900 United Statyes federal census, Jethro and Mary Manley with two adult daughters resided at 269 East Market Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. They owned their home mortgage free. Mary Manley had given birth to nine children by 1900 of whom four were still living. Jethro and Mary Manley had been married for 48 years in 1900. Jethro Manley was a justice of the peace. Jessie Manley was a school teacher. Jethro Manley immigrated to the United States from England in 1844 and was naturalized. Mary Manley immigrated to the United States from England in 1860 and was not naturalized. (T623-1249, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 15, East Liverpool, p. 3B)
9. Ellen Mandley (Fletcher1). Born abt 1828 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Ellen died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., on 8 Aug 1896; she was 68.
married: Dec 1850 quarter, Stoke up[on Trent R.D., v. 17, p. 224
Ambrose and Ellen Durber were visiting Thomas and Eliza Poos? (Parr?) according to the 1851 British census. The Poos/Parr family resided at the village of Milton, Abbey Hulton, Cobridge, Staffordshire. Ambrose and Ellen Durber were potters. Ambrose Durber was born at Norton-in-the-Moors, Staffordshire while Ellen Durber was born at Burslem. (HO 107, piece 2003, folio 591, p. 5)
Amrose and Ellen Durber immigrated to the United States sometime between 1851 and 1880.
The 1880 U.S. federal census indicates that Ambrose and Ellen Durber resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio. Amrose Durber worked in pottery. They were born in England. (T9, roll 1002, ED 52 [East Liverpool, Columbiana Co, OH], p. 95 [477])
married: Dec 1850 quarter, Stoke up[on Trent R.D., v. 17, p. 224
Ambrose and Ellen Durber were visiting Thomas and Eliza Poos? (Parr?) according to the 1851 British census. The Poos/Parr family resided at the village of Milton, Abbey Hulton, Cobridge, Staffordshire. Ambrose and Ellen Durber were potters. Ambrose Durber was born at Norton-in-the-Moors, Staffordshire while Ellen Durber was born at Burslem. (HO 107, piece 2003, folio 591, p. 5)
Amrose and Ellen Durber immigrated to the United States sometime between 1851 and 1880.
The 1880 U.S. federal census indicates that Ambrose and Ellen Durber resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio. Amrose Durber worked in pottery. They were born in England. (T9, roll 1002, ED 52 [East Liverpool, Columbiana Co, OH], p. 95 [477])
On 11 Nov 1850 Ellen married Ambrose Durber in Lane-End and Longton, Staffordshire, England.6 Born abt 1827 in Norton-in-the-Moors, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom.
10. Holland Manley (Fletcher Mandley1). Born on 31 Jan 1830 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Holland died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., on 20 Mar 1922; he was 92.
Holland Mandy resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio according to the 1850 United States federal census. He lived in the household of John and Mary Thomas. Holland Mandy was a potter. He was born in England. (M432-669, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool, p. 118B)
The 1910 United States federal census states that the widower Holland Manley resided at 204 West Fourth Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. His daughter and son-in-law Mary and John Gamble with four children resided in the household. Mary Gamble had given birth to six children of whom five were still living in 1910. Holland Manley was living on his own income. John Gamble was a brick manufacturer. Bessie Gamble was a stenographer in a pottery office. Holland Manley immigrated to the United States from England in 1849 and was naturalized. John Gamble immigrated to the United States from Canada in 1864 and was naturalized. (T624-1161, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 30, East Liverpool, p. 1A)
According to the 1920 United States federal census, the widower Holland Manley resided at 204 West Fourth Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. His daughter and son-in-law Mary and John Gamble with two adult daughters lived in the household. Holland Manley owned his home motrgage free. He had no stated occupation. John Gamble was a brick manufacturer. Bessie Gamble was a stenographer in a pottery office. Grace Gamble was a stenographer in a foundry office. Holland Manley immigrated to the United States from Burslem, England in 1849 and was naturalized in 1852?. John Gamble immigrated to the United States from Fonthill, Canada [West] in 1864 and was naturalized in 1876. (T625-1356, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 115, East Liverpool, p. 1A)
Holland Mandy resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio according to the 1850 United States federal census. He lived in the household of John and Mary Thomas. Holland Mandy was a potter. He was born in England. (M432-669, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool, p. 118B)
The 1910 United States federal census states that the widower Holland Manley resided at 204 West Fourth Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. His daughter and son-in-law Mary and John Gamble with four children resided in the household. Mary Gamble had given birth to six children of whom five were still living in 1910. Holland Manley was living on his own income. John Gamble was a brick manufacturer. Bessie Gamble was a stenographer in a pottery office. Holland Manley immigrated to the United States from England in 1849 and was naturalized. John Gamble immigrated to the United States from Canada in 1864 and was naturalized. (T624-1161, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 30, East Liverpool, p. 1A)
According to the 1920 United States federal census, the widower Holland Manley resided at 204 West Fourth Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. His daughter and son-in-law Mary and John Gamble with two adult daughters lived in the household. Holland Manley owned his home motrgage free. He had no stated occupation. John Gamble was a brick manufacturer. Bessie Gamble was a stenographer in a pottery office. Grace Gamble was a stenographer in a foundry office. Holland Manley immigrated to the United States from Burslem, England in 1849 and was naturalized in 1852?. John Gamble immigrated to the United States from Fonthill, Canada [West] in 1864 and was naturalized in 1876. (T625-1356, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 115, East Liverpool, p. 1A)
On 18 Nov 1854 Holland married Mary Cartwright in Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A.7 Born in Apr 1833 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Mary died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., on 28 May 1903; she was 70.
According to the 1860 United States federal census, Hollem and Mary Manley with a daughter resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Hollem Manley was a pedler. His real estate was valued at USD 800.00 and his personal estate at USD 50.00. Hollem and Mary Manley were born in England. (M653-948, Ohio, Columbiana Co., Liverpool. p. 28)
Holland and Mary Manley with a daughter resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio according to the 1870 United States federal census. Holland Manly was a manufacturer of earthen ware. His real estate was valued at USD 4300.00 and his personal estate at USD 5100.00. They both immigrated to the United States from England. (M593-1183, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 52, East Liverpool, p. 188A)
The 1880 United States federal census states that Holland and Mary Manley resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Holland Manley was a retired potter. They both immigrated to the United States from England. (T9-1002, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 52, East Liverpool, p. 31)
According to the 1900 United States federal census, Hollin and Mary Manley resided at 231 Fourth Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Their daughter and son-in-law Mary and John Gamble with five children resided in the household. Hollin and Mary Manley owned their home mortgage free. Mary Manley had given birth to two children by 1900 of whom five were still living. Mary Gamble had given birth to six children of whom five were still living in 1900. John Gamble was a bricklayer. William Gamble was a druggist. (T623-1249, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 16, East Liverpool ward 3, p. 43A)
According to the 1860 United States federal census, Hollem and Mary Manley with a daughter resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Hollem Manley was a pedler. His real estate was valued at USD 800.00 and his personal estate at USD 50.00. Hollem and Mary Manley were born in England. (M653-948, Ohio, Columbiana Co., Liverpool. p. 28)
Holland and Mary Manley with a daughter resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio according to the 1870 United States federal census. Holland Manly was a manufacturer of earthen ware. His real estate was valued at USD 4300.00 and his personal estate at USD 5100.00. They both immigrated to the United States from England. (M593-1183, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 52, East Liverpool, p. 188A)
The 1880 United States federal census states that Holland and Mary Manley resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Holland Manley was a retired potter. They both immigrated to the United States from England. (T9-1002, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 52, East Liverpool, p. 31)
According to the 1900 United States federal census, Hollin and Mary Manley resided at 231 Fourth Street, East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Their daughter and son-in-law Mary and John Gamble with five children resided in the household. Hollin and Mary Manley owned their home mortgage free. Mary Manley had given birth to two children by 1900 of whom five were still living. Mary Gamble had given birth to six children of whom five were still living in 1900. John Gamble was a bricklayer. William Gamble was a druggist. (T623-1249, Ohio, Columbiana Co., ED 16, East Liverpool ward 3, p. 43A)
They had one child:
30i.
Mary E. (1857-1942)
11. Ellison Manley (Fletcher Mandley1). Born on 15 Oct 1832 in Burslem, Staffordshire, England, United Kingdom. Ellison died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., on 6 Dec 1890; he was 58.
Ellison Mandley resided in the household of his sister Honour Massey and brother-in-law William Massey according to the 1851 British census. He was a potter. Ellison was born at Burslem, Staffordshire. (HO 107, piece 2002, folio 590, p. 32)
According to the 1860 United States federal census, Allison and Mariah Manley with their son resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Allison Manley was a potter. He and Mariah Manlyy were born in England. Thomas Manley was born in New Jersey. (M653-948, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool, p. 36)
The 1870 United States federal census states that “Henderson” and Maria Manly with six children resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Henderson Manly was a worker in the potteries. He and Maria Manly were born in England. Thomas Manly was born in New Jersey while the remaining children were born in Ohio. (M593-1183, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool, p. 16 [p. 495 B])
Ellison and Maria Manley with their eight children resided at East Liverpool, Ohio according to the 1880 U.S. federal census. Ellison Mamley and his children Thomas, Jethro, Mary, Harriet and William were in employed in the pottery. Ellison and Marias were born in England. Thomas Manley was born in New Jersey while his siblings were born in Ohio. (T9-1002, ED 52 [East Liverpool, Columbiana Co, OH], p. 20 [439 D])
Ellison Mandley resided in the household of his sister Honour Massey and brother-in-law William Massey according to the 1851 British census. He was a potter. Ellison was born at Burslem, Staffordshire. (HO 107, piece 2002, folio 590, p. 32)
According to the 1860 United States federal census, Allison and Mariah Manley with their son resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Allison Manley was a potter. He and Mariah Manlyy were born in England. Thomas Manley was born in New Jersey. (M653-948, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool, p. 36)
The 1870 United States federal census states that “Henderson” and Maria Manly with six children resided at East Liverpool, Columbiana County, Ohio. Henderson Manly was a worker in the potteries. He and Maria Manly were born in England. Thomas Manly was born in New Jersey while the remaining children were born in Ohio. (M593-1183, Ohio, Columbiana Co., East Liverpool, p. 16 [p. 495 B])
Ellison and Maria Manley with their eight children resided at East Liverpool, Ohio according to the 1880 U.S. federal census. Ellison Mamley and his children Thomas, Jethro, Mary, Harriet and William were in employed in the pottery. Ellison and Marias were born in England. Thomas Manley was born in New Jersey while his siblings were born in Ohio. (T9-1002, ED 52 [East Liverpool, Columbiana Co, OH], p. 20 [439 D])
Abt 1856 Ellison married Maria Wildblood in Trenton, Mercer Co., New Jersey, U.S.A. Born abt 1833 in Swadlincote, Derbyshire, England, United Kingdom. Maria died in East Liverpool, Columbiana Co., Ohio, U.S.A., abt 6 May 1899; she was 66.