s/o Samuel Monroe & Irena Marie (Markham) Manley
h/o Cecelia Athalia McIntee Manley (m. December 2, 1894, Portage County, Wisconsin)
f/o Edward Monroe Manley, Fred Warren Manley, Ben Charles Manley, Florence Bell (Manley) Chase, Fern Elizabeth (Manley) Wallner, Margaret Lucille (Manley) Pagel Cora Mae (Manley) Leach, Lewis Martin Manley, Dorothy Jeanette (Manely) Stacey, Robert J. Manley, & Elsie Athalia (Manley) Leach
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Stevens Point Daily Journal, Stevens Point, Portage County, Wisconsin; September 8, 1955
Charles W. Manley
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bancroft Baptist church for Charles W. Manley, 81, a lifelong resident of Portage county. He died last Thursday at the Portage county infirmary, where he had been a patient the past year and one-half.
Mr. Manley, who lived in Bancroft in recent years, was clerk of its High school over a long period. He previously farmed in the town of Almond, where he was born.
He was born Oct. 28, 1873, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Manley, and at the time of his death was the last surviving member of that family. He was married to the former Celia McIntee Dec. 24, 1894. His wife preceded him in death in April 1946.
Mr. Manley was a member of the Plainfield Masonic lodge and the Modern Woodmen of America, of which he was clerk.
Surviving are 11 children, all of whom were present at the funeral:
Edward Manley and Mrs. Frank Wallner, Nashotah; Fred Manley, Crandon; Mrs. Ralph Chase, Mrs. Lawrence Leach and Mrs. Frank Leach, Fond du Lac; Mrs. Clarence Pagel, West Allis; Mrs. Elmer Stacey, Waukesha; Ben Manley, Wisconsin Rapids; Lewis Manley, Casco, Wis., and Robert Manley, Hartland.
Rev. Asa Hoskins officiated at the services, with burial made in Lone Pine cemetery. Masonic services were conducted at graveside.
The pallbearers were Clarence Pagel, Elmer Stacey, Ralph Stacey, Ralp Chase, Frank Leach, and Frank Wallner, all sons-in-law of Mr. Manley.
During the services, hymns were provided by Mrs. Jesse L. Judd and Mrs. Warren Pratt.
A number of relatives and friends from this vicinity, as well as the families of the children, attended the services
Other Sources:
1.) World War I Draft Registration Records 1917 - 1918 / Serial No: 1759 / Order No: A3399 / Name: Charles Warren Manley / Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Age by Years: 44 / Date of Birth: 28 Oct 1873 / Race: White / Citizenship Status: Native born citizen / Occupation: Farmer
Employer: Himself (self employed) / Place of Employment: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Nearest Relative: Celia Manley (wife) Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / (signed) Charles Warren Manely / Physical Description of Registrant: Height: Tall / Build: Medium / Color of Eyes: Blue / Color of Hair: Grey / (signature of Registrar) P. W. Webster / Date of Registration: 12 Sep 1918 / Local Board for the County of Portage / State of Wisconsin / Stevens Point, Wisconsin
h/o Cecelia Athalia McIntee Manley (m. December 2, 1894, Portage County, Wisconsin)
f/o Edward Monroe Manley, Fred Warren Manley, Ben Charles Manley, Florence Bell (Manley) Chase, Fern Elizabeth (Manley) Wallner, Margaret Lucille (Manley) Pagel Cora Mae (Manley) Leach, Lewis Martin Manley, Dorothy Jeanette (Manely) Stacey, Robert J. Manley, & Elsie Athalia (Manley) Leach
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Stevens Point Daily Journal, Stevens Point, Portage County, Wisconsin; September 8, 1955
Charles W. Manley
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bancroft Baptist church for Charles W. Manley, 81, a lifelong resident of Portage county. He died last Thursday at the Portage county infirmary, where he had been a patient the past year and one-half.
Mr. Manley, who lived in Bancroft in recent years, was clerk of its High school over a long period. He previously farmed in the town of Almond, where he was born.
He was born Oct. 28, 1873, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Manley, and at the time of his death was the last surviving member of that family. He was married to the former Celia McIntee Dec. 24, 1894. His wife preceded him in death in April 1946.
Mr. Manley was a member of the Plainfield Masonic lodge and the Modern Woodmen of America, of which he was clerk.
Surviving are 11 children, all of whom were present at the funeral:
Edward Manley and Mrs. Frank Wallner, Nashotah; Fred Manley, Crandon; Mrs. Ralph Chase, Mrs. Lawrence Leach and Mrs. Frank Leach, Fond du Lac; Mrs. Clarence Pagel, West Allis; Mrs. Elmer Stacey, Waukesha; Ben Manley, Wisconsin Rapids; Lewis Manley, Casco, Wis., and Robert Manley, Hartland.
Rev. Asa Hoskins officiated at the services, with burial made in Lone Pine cemetery. Masonic services were conducted at graveside.
The pallbearers were Clarence Pagel, Elmer Stacey, Ralph Stacey, Ralp Chase, Frank Leach, and Frank Wallner, all sons-in-law of Mr. Manley.
During the services, hymns were provided by Mrs. Jesse L. Judd and Mrs. Warren Pratt.
A number of relatives and friends from this vicinity, as well as the families of the children, attended the services
Other Sources:
1.) World War I Draft Registration Records 1917 - 1918 / Serial No: 1759 / Order No: A3399 / Name: Charles Warren Manley / Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Age by Years: 44 / Date of Birth: 28 Oct 1873 / Race: White / Citizenship Status: Native born citizen / Occupation: Farmer
Employer: Himself (self employed) / Place of Employment: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Nearest Relative: Celia Manley (wife) Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / (signed) Charles Warren Manely / Physical Description of Registrant: Height: Tall / Build: Medium / Color of Eyes: Blue / Color of Hair: Grey / (signature of Registrar) P. W. Webster / Date of Registration: 12 Sep 1918 / Local Board for the County of Portage / State of Wisconsin / Stevens Point, Wisconsin
s/o Samuel Monroe & Irena Marie (Markham) Manley
h/o Cecelia Athalia McIntee Manley (m. December 2, 1894, Portage County, Wisconsin)
f/o Edward Monroe Manley, Fred Warren Manley, Ben Charles Manley, Florence Bell (Manley) Chase, Fern Elizabeth (Manley) Wallner, Margaret Lucille (Manley) Pagel Cora Mae (Manley) Leach, Lewis Martin Manley, Dorothy Jeanette (Manely) Stacey, Robert J. Manley, & Elsie Athalia (Manley) Leach
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Stevens Point Daily Journal, Stevens Point, Portage County, Wisconsin; September 8, 1955
Charles W. Manley
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bancroft Baptist church for Charles W. Manley, 81, a lifelong resident of Portage county. He died last Thursday at the Portage county infirmary, where he had been a patient the past year and one-half.
Mr. Manley, who lived in Bancroft in recent years, was clerk of its High school over a long period. He previously farmed in the town of Almond, where he was born.
He was born Oct. 28, 1873, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Manley, and at the time of his death was the last surviving member of that family. He was married to the former Celia McIntee Dec. 24, 1894. His wife preceded him in death in April 1946.
Mr. Manley was a member of the Plainfield Masonic lodge and the Modern Woodmen of America, of which he was clerk.
Surviving are 11 children, all of whom were present at the funeral:
Edward Manley and Mrs. Frank Wallner, Nashotah; Fred Manley, Crandon; Mrs. Ralph Chase, Mrs. Lawrence Leach and Mrs. Frank Leach, Fond du Lac; Mrs. Clarence Pagel, West Allis; Mrs. Elmer Stacey, Waukesha; Ben Manley, Wisconsin Rapids; Lewis Manley, Casco, Wis., and Robert Manley, Hartland.
Rev. Asa Hoskins officiated at the services, with burial made in Lone Pine cemetery. Masonic services were conducted at graveside.
The pallbearers were Clarence Pagel, Elmer Stacey, Ralph Stacey, Ralp Chase, Frank Leach, and Frank Wallner, all sons-in-law of Mr. Manley.
During the services, hymns were provided by Mrs. Jesse L. Judd and Mrs. Warren Pratt.
A number of relatives and friends from this vicinity, as well as the families of the children, attended the services
Other Sources:
1.) World War I Draft Registration Records 1917 - 1918 / Serial No: 1759 / Order No: A3399 / Name: Charles Warren Manley / Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Age by Years: 44 / Date of Birth: 28 Oct 1873 / Race: White / Citizenship Status: Native born citizen / Occupation: Farmer
Employer: Himself (self employed) / Place of Employment: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Nearest Relative: Celia Manley (wife) Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / (signed) Charles Warren Manely / Physical Description of Registrant: Height: Tall / Build: Medium / Color of Eyes: Blue / Color of Hair: Grey / (signature of Registrar) P. W. Webster / Date of Registration: 12 Sep 1918 / Local Board for the County of Portage / State of Wisconsin / Stevens Point, Wisconsin
h/o Cecelia Athalia McIntee Manley (m. December 2, 1894, Portage County, Wisconsin)
f/o Edward Monroe Manley, Fred Warren Manley, Ben Charles Manley, Florence Bell (Manley) Chase, Fern Elizabeth (Manley) Wallner, Margaret Lucille (Manley) Pagel Cora Mae (Manley) Leach, Lewis Martin Manley, Dorothy Jeanette (Manely) Stacey, Robert J. Manley, & Elsie Athalia (Manley) Leach
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Stevens Point Daily Journal, Stevens Point, Portage County, Wisconsin; September 8, 1955
Charles W. Manley
Funeral services were conducted Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Bancroft Baptist church for Charles W. Manley, 81, a lifelong resident of Portage county. He died last Thursday at the Portage county infirmary, where he had been a patient the past year and one-half.
Mr. Manley, who lived in Bancroft in recent years, was clerk of its High school over a long period. He previously farmed in the town of Almond, where he was born.
He was born Oct. 28, 1873, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Manley, and at the time of his death was the last surviving member of that family. He was married to the former Celia McIntee Dec. 24, 1894. His wife preceded him in death in April 1946.
Mr. Manley was a member of the Plainfield Masonic lodge and the Modern Woodmen of America, of which he was clerk.
Surviving are 11 children, all of whom were present at the funeral:
Edward Manley and Mrs. Frank Wallner, Nashotah; Fred Manley, Crandon; Mrs. Ralph Chase, Mrs. Lawrence Leach and Mrs. Frank Leach, Fond du Lac; Mrs. Clarence Pagel, West Allis; Mrs. Elmer Stacey, Waukesha; Ben Manley, Wisconsin Rapids; Lewis Manley, Casco, Wis., and Robert Manley, Hartland.
Rev. Asa Hoskins officiated at the services, with burial made in Lone Pine cemetery. Masonic services were conducted at graveside.
The pallbearers were Clarence Pagel, Elmer Stacey, Ralph Stacey, Ralp Chase, Frank Leach, and Frank Wallner, all sons-in-law of Mr. Manley.
During the services, hymns were provided by Mrs. Jesse L. Judd and Mrs. Warren Pratt.
A number of relatives and friends from this vicinity, as well as the families of the children, attended the services
Other Sources:
1.) World War I Draft Registration Records 1917 - 1918 / Serial No: 1759 / Order No: A3399 / Name: Charles Warren Manley / Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Age by Years: 44 / Date of Birth: 28 Oct 1873 / Race: White / Citizenship Status: Native born citizen / Occupation: Farmer
Employer: Himself (self employed) / Place of Employment: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / Nearest Relative: Celia Manley (wife) Address: 1 Bancroft, Portage County, WI / (signed) Charles Warren Manely / Physical Description of Registrant: Height: Tall / Build: Medium / Color of Eyes: Blue / Color of Hair: Grey / (signature of Registrar) P. W. Webster / Date of Registration: 12 Sep 1918 / Local Board for the County of Portage / State of Wisconsin / Stevens Point, Wisconsin
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