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Henry MANNAN ‎(I7768)‎

Given Names: Henry
Surname: MANNAN

Gender: Male Male

Birth: circa 1820

35 Saint Brelade, Jersey, United Kingdom

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Birth	circa 1820 35 Saint Brelade, Jersey, United Kingdom
Biographical Notes	Source: England Census 1871 Source: England Census 1881 Source: England Census 1891 Note: 1871: Thomas Corbin has died, leaving Louisa 50 yrs with five children aged from 22 to eight. Her brother Henry Mannon 48, a tailor, is living with her. 1881: Henry Mannan is still with the family. They continue to live in the same family home in St Aubin, Folligny House. Louisa is now 64 and her brother 60. The children at home are Mary 26, Lydia 24 and Alfred 21. Mary is a governess, and Alfred has followed his father's trade to become a butcher. Hopefully, times are easier for Louisa and her family. 1891: Henry Mannan, tailor, has returned to his home town of St Aubin in the parish of St Brelade. He is living with his two sisters, Minnie, a school teacher; and Lydia, living from her own means.
Last Change	26 November 2007 - 14:12

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Parents Family (F3202)
Father	‎(unknown)‎ MANNAN -
Mother	Jane ‎(unknown)‎ 1785 -
Sister	Louisa MANNAN 1817 -
	Henry MANNAN 1820 -
Sister	Jane A. MANNAN 1824 -

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1871: Thomas Corbin has died, leaving Louisa 50 yrs with five children aged from 22 to eight. Her brother Henry Mannon 48, a tailor, is living with her.

1881: Henry Mannan is still with the family. They continue to live in the same family home in St Aubin, Folligny House. Louisa is now 64 and her brother 60. The children at home are Mary 26, Lydia 24 and Alfred 21. Mary is a governess, and Alfred has followed his father's trade to become a butcher. Hopefully, times are easier for Louisa and her family.

1891: Henry Mannan, tailor, has returned to his home town of St Aubin in the parish of St Brelade. He is living with his two sisters, Minnie, a school teacher; and Lydia, living from her own means.

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