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Samuel Mann (1775 - abt. 1841)

Samuel Mann
Born in Virginiamap
Son of [father unknown] and [uncertain]
Brother of and
Husband of — married 28 Feb 1815 [location unknown]
Descendants descendants
Father of , , and
Died about at about age 66 in Breathitt County, Kentuckymap
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Biography

This profile is part of the Mann Name Study.

Samuel was born in 1775. He passed away in 1841. He is buried in John Mann Cemetery, Breathitt County, KY. He was NOT the son of Samuel Mann, Jr of Amelia, VA, who had a son of his own named Samuel Mann III.

Samuel's first wife is not documented, possibly names are a Hawes and was thought to be a Nancy Perkins, but Nancy Perkinson was married in 1799 to a different Samuel Mann of Amelia, VA, who moved to Haywood County, TN prior to 1840.

Samuel Mann's children from his first, unidentified marriage are:

His second wife was Preshi Dykes.

Married:February 26, 1815 in Floyd Co, KY.
The children from this marriage are:

Note: The gravestone at the John Mann cemetery gives SAMUEL MANN's death date as 1841. Some current genealogies erroneously give the death date as 1850.

Research Notes

Read ALL the comments below by researchers of the two similar Samuel Mann lines.

1797 RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST: UPPER DISTRICT

Samuel Mann (2), Believe this to be William, a brother. This is the first time for Samuel to appear on the Personal Property Tax List.
Page 457 - May 22, 1798 between John Frame of Clerk Co., KY and Andrew Shortridge In the rich land on both sides of the sink hole creek a south branch of the north fork of Clinch River...Beginning on the east side of the creek...Signed: John Frame. Witnesses: Robert Haws, Samuel Mann, William McGuyer

1798 RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST: UPPER DISTRICT

  • Samuel Mann (1)

1799 RUSSELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX LIST: UPPER DISTRICT

  • Samuel Mann (1)

SIGNERS OF PETITION TO FORM TAZEWELL COUNTY, VIRGINIA, 1797-1798.PETITION OF INHABITANTS OF WYTHE AND RUSSELL CO.


Census

1810 FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY CENSUS

SAMUEL MANN 1-0-0-1-0-1-0-1-0-0 There was one male child under 10 years of age and 1 female child under 10 years of age.

Gender Age Range Birth Years Count Person
MalesUnder 101800-18101William Mann (1809-1882)
10-161794-18000
16-251785-17950
26-451765-17841Self
45+bef. 17650
Females Under 101800-18101Sarah (Mann) Arnett (1814-1914)
10-161794-18000
16-251785-17951 Alice (Unknown) Mann (bef.1761-aft.1810)
26-451765-17840
45+bef. 17650


1820 FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY CENSUS

Samuel Mann

There were 4 male children under 10 years of age and 1 male child between 10-16 (who I think is William b. 1808). There was 1 male 26-45 (1775-1794) which is Samuel. There was a female child between 10-16, and a female child between 16-26.

Gender Age Range Birth Years Count Person
MalesUnder 101810-18204
10-161804-18101 William Mann (1809-1882)
16-181802-1804
16-261794-1804
26-451775-17941Self
45+bef. 1775
Females Under 101810-1820
10-161804-18101Sarah (Mann) Arnett (1814-1914)
16-261794-18041Priscilla (Dykes) Mann (1798-1840)
26-451775-1794
45+bef. 1775

1830 FLOYD COUNTY, KENTUCKY CENSUS

Note: Sarah married in 1827 but she did have young children that could have been staying with them.

SAMUEL MANN1-0-0-1-0-0-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1-1-0-0-0-1

Gender Age Range Birth Years Count Person
MalesUnder 5 years1825-18301John Mann (1820-1905)
of 5 and under 101820-1825
of 10 and under 151815-1820
of 15 and under 20 1810-18151Thomas Mann (1815-1908)
of 20 and under 301800-1810
of 30 and under 401790-1800
of 40 and under 501780-17901Self
50+
Females Under 5 years1825-18301Mary Mann? or Mystery Child
of 5 and under 101820-18251Mary Mann? or Mystery Child
of 10 and under 151815-1820
of 15 and under 20 1810-1815
of 20 and under 301800-1810
of 30 and under 401790-18001Priscilla (Dykes) Mann (1798-1840)
of 40 and under 501780-1790
50+


Court Records

From the book: Annals of Floyd County, Kentucky 1800-1826 by Charles C Wells.[1] February Term 1811

  • On the motion of Samuel Mann, ordered that Ezekiel Stone, David Spurlock, Joseph Bailey and Clifford Slone mark the road from the Salt Lick on Middle Creek to Mason Williams.

Tuesday, 28 March 1815 Second Day:

  • Ordered that Commissioners to settle with the following administrators, Samuel Mann and Elizabeth Haws, administrator of the estate of Samuel Haws.

Note: Elizabeth Haws is a nearby neighbor.

County Court Book 3, Monday, September 21, 1818

  • On the motion of John Marshall, ordered that Rueben Patrick, Samuel Mann, John Montgomery, and William Howard mark a road from Elias Patrick on the Middle Fork of Licking River to the main fork of the same to intersect to the road leading to the Floyd Courthouse to Middle Creek at the tract that now intersects same from James Howard on Licking.

KY Land Warrants

  • Mann, Samuel 100 acres, M book, page 271, January 29, 1823 (Date of Survey), Floyd County, Licking River (Watercourse).
  • Mann, Samuel, 100 acres, N-2 book, page 127, May 8, 1833 (Date of Survey), Floyd County, Licking River (Watercourse)


Sources

  1. ↑ Wells, C. Annals of Floyd County, Kentucky 1800-1826, East Kentucky Press, Inc. (January 1, 2013).

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Barbara Mann
I agree with everything you've said but I wonder about one thing. Ally Mann signed for Nancy Mann too marry Mr. Patrick. Therefore, lots of people assume that her/Samuel's mother was Alice. Isn't it possible that it was her father Alister or Alexander or some other nickname. Do we have anything else to tell us whether Ally was a man or a woman?
posted by Barbara Mann
Beatty-3149 Karla Beatty
Here's the link to What we have on Alice Mann. I do believe that the information here may not be 100 Percent, because it is hard to find any kind of verifiable sources. But there are these property tax lists below attributable to an Alice Mann.

https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/i/l/Mary-A-Million/GENE8-0001.html

I have seen this information in a different form as that translated from the original tax lists. It is pretty reliable that it is an Alice Mann, and it is generally attributed to OUR Alice Mann.

Thanks for your research into this. I hope we can all continue to find and share more information. Karla

posted by Karla Beatty
Beatty-3149 Karla Beatty
Mann-4930 and Mann-207 do not represent the same person because: These two profiles have been researched extensively. Please read the comments at the bottom of Mann-207 for the explanation about these two profiles.
posted by Karla Beatty
Lee-5956 Robin Lee
Mann-4930 and Mann-207 appear to represent the same person because: same wife, dates and son
posted by Robin Lee
Beatty-3149 Karla Beatty
Mann-4930 and Mann-207 do not represent the same person because: These are different Samuel Manns. The Samuel Mann that died in 1841 was a settler in Kentucky. The Samuel Mann that died in 1850 was a settler in Tennessee. These Samuel Mann's represent different lineages. Please read the comment sections in Mann-207 for the deeper explanation of this. However there is an error in Mann-4930.Mann 4930 married Nancy Perkins only, not Preshi Dykes. Mann-207 married Preshi Dykes and an unknown.
posted by Karla Beatty
Beatty-3149 Karla Beatty
I have received new information from the researchers of the Robert and Isabel Mann family of Henrico, VA. This would put the Samuel I, II, and III (from the previous comment) as a different family than the Samuel Mann of Kentucky that is this profile, Mann-207.

"I saw the posting regarding Samuel Mann of Kentucky in the daily Wikifeed email. I have a couple of cousins who are doing extensive research, including DNA analysis, regarding the family of Robert and Isabel Griffin Mann of the Henrico/Amelia, VA area. This Mann family is English in origin. One of these cousins works with the Mann research group on the FTDNA web site, where male Y-DNA can be tested and assigned to the specific Mann family that they belong to.

From the information they've provided me, I don't think that the message you received about Samuel Mann and Nancy Perkinson refers to the same as your Samuel Mann of KY, who died in 1841. These researchers have this Samuel and Nancy Mann moving from Virginia to Haywood County, TN, seen in the 1850 census there, both aged 75, born in VA. Their son Joseph Mann, born 1812 in VA, also lived near them. This Samuel Mann III died in 1856 in Haywood, TN. His parents were Samuel Mann, Jr and Phebe Perkinson of Amelia and Charlotte, Co, VA.

The Manns and Perkinsons of that part of southern VA had several marriages between them over several decades. "

posted by Karla Beatty
Carty-349 Karen Carty
Marriages of Amelia County, Virginia 1735-1815 Compiled and Published by Kathleen Booth Williams p. 72 - 8 January 1799. MANN, Samuel and Nancy Perkinson. Isham Perkinson consents. Sur. John Reams. p. M-3

1806 Mar. 3 Will of Samuel MANN dated - Probated July 7, 1806, Charlotte County, Virginia. Wife: Phoebe MANN Dau. Nancy MANN Son: Jesse MANN, Son: Hesekiah MANN, Son: Abel MANN 1 shilling. Son: Cain MANN 1 shilling. Son: Abner MANN 1 shilling. Son: Robert MANN 1 shilling . Son: Samuel MANN 1 shilling (signed) Samuel "X" MANN Wit: George CALHOUN, John BROWN, Elexender BROWN, William PENTICOST. Ref: Charlotte co., VA Will Book 3 (1805-1814) p.24

posted by Karen Carty
edited by Karen Carty
Beatty-3149 Karla Beatty
Thank you for this! Let me see if I have got things straight:

Samuel Mann III (1775-1841) m1 Nancy Perkinson; m2 Preshi Dykes

Samuel Mann II (1735-1806) m Phoebe (poss.)Perkinson (1737-1810) (per Geni https://www.geni.com/people/Samuel-Mann-II/6000000117401125059)

Samuel Mann I (1713-? ) m Elizabeth Unknown b. 1713 (per FamilySearch: https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LT3D-GF8)

Robert Mann Jr. (1671-1747) m Mary Womack (1673-1735) in 1721 (per FamilySearch https://www.familysearch.org/tree/pedigree/landscape/LT3D-GF8) and (per private genealogy: http://www.tntcarden.com/tree/ensor/Mann.html)

Does this align with your research?

posted by Karla Beatty
Sherrie (Crisp) Shofroth
Mann-5089 and Mann-4930 appear to represent the same person because: Same birthdates. Same locations of both birth and death. Same spouse.
posted on Mann-4930 (merged) by Sherrie (Crisp) Shofroth

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