Married Annie Lyles about 1840 in Covington County, Alabama.
John and Annie had children: William Calvin, John Edward, James D, Edmund "Ed", and Aaron Mancill, there may be others, but I haven't found any record of them yet.
Resided Red Level, Covington County, Alabama, according to the 1850 Census, and John was a Farmer.
NOTE: A second stone located at the head of the graves of John J & Annie Mancill reads: John J. Mancil memorial 1823-1861, however, it is obvious that the earlier marker with the death date of 1859 is correct as wife Annie/Anna appears on the 1860 census widowed with small children.
John Jackson Mancill did pass away in 1859 in Red Level, Covington County, Alabama. The 1861 date is incorrect.
John and Annie had children: William Calvin, John Edward, James D, Edmund "Ed", and Aaron Mancill, there may be others, but I haven't found any record of them yet.
Resided Red Level, Covington County, Alabama, according to the 1850 Census, and John was a Farmer.
NOTE: A second stone located at the head of the graves of John J & Annie Mancill reads: John J. Mancil memorial 1823-1861, however, it is obvious that the earlier marker with the death date of 1859 is correct as wife Annie/Anna appears on the 1860 census widowed with small children.
John Jackson Mancill did pass away in 1859 in Red Level, Covington County, Alabama. The 1861 date is incorrect.
Married Annie Lyles about 1840 in Covington County, Alabama.
John and Annie had children: William Calvin, John Edward, James D, Edmund "Ed", and Aaron Mancill, there may be others, but I haven't found any record of them yet.
Resided Red Level, Covington County, Alabama, according to the 1850 Census, and John was a Farmer.
NOTE: A second stone located at the head of the graves of John J & Annie Mancill reads: John J. Mancil memorial 1823-1861, however, it is obvious that the earlier marker with the death date of 1859 is correct as wife Annie/Anna appears on the 1860 census widowed with small children.
John Jackson Mancill did pass away in 1859 in Red Level, Covington County, Alabama. The 1861 date is incorrect.
John and Annie had children: William Calvin, John Edward, James D, Edmund "Ed", and Aaron Mancill, there may be others, but I haven't found any record of them yet.
Resided Red Level, Covington County, Alabama, according to the 1850 Census, and John was a Farmer.
NOTE: A second stone located at the head of the graves of John J & Annie Mancill reads: John J. Mancil memorial 1823-1861, however, it is obvious that the earlier marker with the death date of 1859 is correct as wife Annie/Anna appears on the 1860 census widowed with small children.
John Jackson Mancill did pass away in 1859 in Red Level, Covington County, Alabama. The 1861 date is incorrect.
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