Newsletter for the interchange of genealogical data and hstory of the Manley families in the United States. The 1985 Manley Family Reunion was held at Hildene, near Manchester, Vermont.

Periodical for the interchange of genealogical data and history of the Towry (and variant spellings) families who came mainly from England and Ireland. Some allied families came from England and Scotland, and immigrated to Connecticut and Massachusetts in the 1600s. Some focus is on (but not limited to) descendants of John Edward Towry and his wife, Elizabeth "Betsy" Cannon, and of John's brother, George Towery who married Lide or Lydia Ledford....

William Manley (ca.1650-1732) and Lazarus Manley (ca.1660-1749), brothers, lived in Boston, Massachusetts. William married Phebe Brooks, and Lazarus married Sarah Hartshorn. Descendants lived in New England, New York, California and elsewhere. In an attempt to trace the parents of William and Lazarus, the author includes data about other Manley (Manly) individuals and families in colonial New England.

Nathaniel Manley Hayward (1808-1865) was born at Easton, Massachusetts, the son of Jerathmeel Hayward (b.1776) and Rebecca Manely Hayward (b. 1780). He married Louisa Buker (1814-1880 in 1838. They had seven children, 1839-1859. He died at Colchester, Connecticut. Includes some descendants of their daughter, Annie Hammond Hayward (1830-1925), who married Seneca Howard Thresher (1855-1922), a native of Central Falls, Rhode Island, in 1880. They...

Asahel W. Brown was born in 1863. He married Margaret Josephine Gossick. They lived in Jefferson County, Iowa. William Newton Gossick was born in Athens County, Ohio around 1834. He married Elizabeth T. Manley. Their children include James, Mary, Benjamin, William, John, Margaret, Frances, Genevieve. Includes pedigree charts for Brown, Gossick families. Part of a collection organized by Mary Barnes Prill.

Correspondence, research notes, pedigree charts, family group records, and newspaper clippings on the Manley family (1778-1972) of Barren County, Ky., Iowa, and Morgan County, Indiana. Includes Eads, Kahl, Baker, and related families.

Chiefly ms. family group sheets on printed forms. David Manley and his wife, Susannah, had at least four sons, the first two born in South Carolina. She married 2) Joel Mullins in 1819 in Jefferson County, Tennessee. Descendants listed, chiefly descendants of their oldest sons, David Manley (ca. 1783-1863) and Benjamin Manley (b. ca. 1790), lived in Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, and elsewhere. William Manley was born in 1807 in England, the son...

Helen Robina Cortelyou was born in Tampa, Florida in 1930 and her sister in Miami in 1939. They were the daughters of Rushton Gardner Cortelyou and Margaret Helen Manley, both born in 1906 in Kansas. Ancestry is traced to Jaques Corteljou (ca. 1625-1693), born in Utrecht, Holland and married Neeltje Van Duyn ca. 1656 in New York. Other ancestors are the Rushton family of Illinois, Nebraska, and England; Manleys of Kansas, New York; Van Zandts of New...

David and Alexander Kyncade were the two younger sons of James Kyncade of Scotland who fought in the unsuccesssful Stuart rebellion. They and many of their children were forced to leave Scotland and make a new life in America. Most settled in Virginia and information about many of their descendants is included in this volume. Descendants gradually moved west settling in Kentucky, Missouri, and elsewhere. Includes Kincaid, Warren, Coyle, MNanley,...