David N. Manuel: The Lost Creek Settlement

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Generation: 1

1. David N. Manuel was born Abt 1865, Illinois, USA (son of David J Manuel and Joanna Freeman).

Generation: 2

2.	David J Manuel was born Mar 1835, Sampson, North Carolina, USA (son of Jacob Manuel and Nancy Maynor). David married Joanna Freeman 17 Nov 1853, Vigo, Indiana, USA. Joanna was born Abt 1838, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

Joanna Freeman was born Abt 1838, North Carolina, USA.

Children:

Jacob Manuel was born Abt 1859, Illinois, USA.
Rachel E. Manuel was born Abt 1863, Illinois, USA.
1. David N. Manuel was born Abt 1865, Illinois, USA.
William J. Manuel was born Abt 1854, Illinois, USA.

Generation: 3

4.	Jacob Manuel was born Abt 1771, Sampson, North Carolina, USA (son of Christopher Manuel). Jacob married Nancy Maynor 11 Oct 1822, Cumberland, North Carolina, USA. Nancy was born 1784, North Carolina, USA; died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

Nancy Maynor was born 1784, North Carolina, USA; died Yes, date unknown.

Children:

Christopher Manuel was born 1802, North Carolina, USA.
2. David J Manuel was born Mar 1835, Sampson, North Carolina, USA.
George W Manuel was born Mar 1834, Sampson, North Carolina, USA; died 21 Mar 1913, Sterling, Rice, Kansas, USA.

Generation: 4

Christopher Manuel was born Abt 1752, Halifax, North Carolina, USA (son of Ephraim Emanuel and Emelia); died 1848, Sampson, North Carolina, USA.

Children:

4. Jacob Manuel was born Abt 1771, Sampson, North Carolina, USA.

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