She was the daughter of Allan Robert RIGSBY and Barbara Ann LUKER. On various census records, the spelling of the last name was RIGBY. Their first names have had various spellings also. However, I believe this is the same family based on the children and everyone's date of birth.
She appears as "Sadie MANNING" on the Kaufman County, County, Texas, 1920 Federal Census as being married and living on Lawrence Road with her husband William Nathan MANNING. He was 19 and a photographer, and she was 17 at that time. They were living next door to her parents and her sister (Rosa)on that same census.
She was first married to William Nathan MANNING. Their marriage did not last long and ended in a divorce.
Second married Henry BALES.
Third married Unknown STRUPP.
She was born in Alabama and died in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
She had at least one daughter, Helen Loreath MANNING.
She was buried on Aug. 2, 1954 at Mission Burial Park in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, USA.
She appears as "Sadie MANNING" on the Kaufman County, County, Texas, 1920 Federal Census as being married and living on Lawrence Road with her husband William Nathan MANNING. He was 19 and a photographer, and she was 17 at that time. They were living next door to her parents and her sister (Rosa)on that same census.
She was first married to William Nathan MANNING. Their marriage did not last long and ended in a divorce.
Second married Henry BALES.
Third married Unknown STRUPP.
She was born in Alabama and died in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
She had at least one daughter, Helen Loreath MANNING.
She was buried on Aug. 2, 1954 at Mission Burial Park in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, USA.
She was the daughter of Allan Robert RIGSBY and Barbara Ann LUKER. On various census records, the spelling of the last name was RIGBY. Their first names have had various spellings also. However, I believe this is the same family based on the children and everyone's date of birth.
She appears as "Sadie MANNING" on the Kaufman County, County, Texas, 1920 Federal Census as being married and living on Lawrence Road with her husband William Nathan MANNING. He was 19 and a photographer, and she was 17 at that time. They were living next door to her parents and her sister (Rosa)on that same census.
She was first married to William Nathan MANNING. Their marriage did not last long and ended in a divorce.
Second married Henry BALES.
Third married Unknown STRUPP.
She was born in Alabama and died in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
She had at least one daughter, Helen Loreath MANNING.
She was buried on Aug. 2, 1954 at Mission Burial Park in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, USA.
She appears as "Sadie MANNING" on the Kaufman County, County, Texas, 1920 Federal Census as being married and living on Lawrence Road with her husband William Nathan MANNING. He was 19 and a photographer, and she was 17 at that time. They were living next door to her parents and her sister (Rosa)on that same census.
She was first married to William Nathan MANNING. Their marriage did not last long and ended in a divorce.
Second married Henry BALES.
Third married Unknown STRUPP.
She was born in Alabama and died in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas.
She had at least one daughter, Helen Loreath MANNING.
She was buried on Aug. 2, 1954 at Mission Burial Park in San Antonio, Bexar County, Texas, USA.
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