Married about 1836 (based on the age of her oldest known child) Solomon Kimmery, likely in Tennessee, based on the birth places of their oldest children.
Solomon was a farmer, and they moved several times over the course of their married life.
Based on the recorded birth places of their oldest children, they lived in Tennessee from 1836 through about 1846.
In 1840, they were enumerated in Washington, Tennessee with 5 people living in the home.[citation needed]
In 1850, they were enumerated in Murray County, Georgia.[1]
Elender Mancil, age 70 , born in North Carolina [believed to be mother of Hanna (Mancil) Kimrey -AP ]
By 1870, they'd moved to Tippah Co., Mississippi.[3]
S. Kimery, 59, farmer, born North Carolina
Hannah, 50, born North Carolina
Polly, 24, born Tennessee
Sally, 22, born Tennessee
Margaret, 20, b Tennessee
Elbert, 17, b Georgia
Nancy, 15, b Georgia
Hannah, 13, b Georgia
Henry, 10, b Alabama
By 1880, they were living in Benton, Mississippi.[4]
Kimery, S; 51, father, farmer and blacksmith, b NC
Hanner, 52, wife, b NC
Sarah L., 30, b TN
Nancy, 22, b TN
Henry J., 19, b Ala.
Hannah's husband Solomon died 10 Sept 1886 in Benton, Mississippi and is buried in Canaan Cemetery there.[5] Hannah survived him as she was named in his will.[citation needed] She is not found buried at Canaan Cemetery.
Children
Derived from census records:
William, b abt TN; twin
Joel, b abt 1837 TN; twin
Abraham, b abt 1941 TN
Mary, b abt 1843 TN
Sarah, b abt 1844 TN
Margaret, b abt 1845 TN
Solomon Taylor., b abt 1847 GA
Amanda, b abt 1850 GA
Albert or Elbert, b abt 1853 GA
Nancy, b abt 1855 GA
Hannah, b abt 1856 GA
Henry, b abt 1860 Alabama
Research Notes
Gillie Clementine Donaldson McGuyer (1884-1974) was daughter of Amanda Kimery Donaldson, and granddaughter of Hannah Mansell Kimery. This information was recorded in a family Bible belonging to Gillie (seen by Janet Fowler in 1970), which was lost after Gillie's death. In a 1970 conversation with Janet Fowler, Gillie Donaldson remembered her mother, but was only 2 yrs old when Hannah Mansell and Solomon Kimery were living. I [Janet Fowler] remember seeing the name, or one similar, Elender in this Bible. It has been over 50 yrs since I have seen the Bible, so memory may not be serving me well. I do not remember seeing the name Morning Dove White. There was never a mention of Cherokee heritage. Not having the Bible makes this account folklore as I [Janet Fowler?] can only tell what I remember without documentation."[6]
Solomon died 10 Sep 1886 in Benton, Miss. and is buried in Canaan Cemetery.
I [who?] do not find Hannah buried in that cemetery. I [who?] do not find any documents for the death of Hannah. So her death and burial are unknown. Solomon does list her in his will.
They apparently left North Carolina, went down to Tennessee, then down to Georgia, then to Alabama and finally rested in Mississippi.
The above is from Census forms and a will.
If there is more documentation, please list it with a link to it or a picture. Nothing else is really acceptable.
↑ 1860 U.S. Federal Census Marion County, Alabama (Allens Factory Post Office); Eastern District, Marion, Alabama; Roll: M653_16; Page: 689; Image: 213; Family History Library Film: 803016 internet archive
↑ Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/36300558/solomon-kimery: accessed 26 June 2023), memorial page for Solomon Kimery (23 Nov 1815–10 Sep 1886), Find a Grave Memorial ID 36300558, citing Canaan Cemetery, Canaan, Benton County, Mississippi, USA; Maintained by linda tijerina (contributor 47833657).
↑ Memory of Janet Fowler, from 1970 visit with Gillie Clementine Donaldson McGuyer (1884-1974)
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Hannah by comparing test results with other carriers of her mitochondrial DNA.
However, there are no known mtDNA test-takers in her direct maternal line.
It is likely that these autosomal DNA test-takers will share some percentage of DNA with Hannah:
It should be noted that William Nathaniel Kimery is not the same William Kimery who is the child of Solomon and Hannah. William Nathaniel Kimery is the GRANDSON of Solomon and Hannah, and the son of Solomon Taylor Kimery and Mary Jane "Mollie" Stroup Kimery. Solomon Taylor Kimery is my great-grandfather through his son, James Franklin Kimery, and William Nathaniel Kimery was my grandfather's brother. I knew William Nathaniel Kimery as a child.
I am not convinced that all the trees with this family are all on the same page. Unfortunately there is not enough information to completely verify all of the proposed trees. I do not like Wiki's process of "it appears to be". My process is..... it has to be.
I am a direct descendant of Amanda Kimery (2x G Grandmother), daughter of Hannah Mansell......Hannah Mansell is my 3x G Grandmother.
"Maybes" just do not work for me. If there is no documentation, then I have to stick with unknown. Spellings are not a major concern as long as it is close. Due to illiteracy in those days and bad census takers who spelled it how it sounded many names get spelled wrong.
Mansell-417 and Mancill-19 appear to represent the same person because: It appears that Mancill is the only documented spelling (1860 census) but if there is documentation for the Mansell spelling, by all means choose that spelling.
I am a direct descendant of Amanda Kimery (2x G Grandmother), daughter of Hannah Mansell......Hannah Mansell is my 3x G Grandmother. "Maybes" just do not work for me. If there is no documentation, then I have to stick with unknown. Spellings are not a major concern as long as it is close. Due to illiteracy in those days and bad census takers who spelled it how it sounded many names get spelled wrong.
edited by Janet Fowler