George was the son of Capt. William Manley Sr. & Mary Carter. He married Ruth Burr, daugther of John Burr & Mary Root, on August 13, 1752 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
George went to Windsor Connecticut with his father and was in Simsbury, Connecticut, for a time with his brother William during 1756 when William was deeded land from Elisha Kilborn for land at Sandisfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, eighty acres in the first division, lot 28, and thirty-five acres in lot 29. George was a witness to this deed on April 27. He had a family of eight, according to the 1790 federal census. Two sons were over sixteen, two were under and a number of them were already married.
George went to Windsor Connecticut with his father and was in Simsbury, Connecticut, for a time with his brother William during 1756 when William was deeded land from Elisha Kilborn for land at Sandisfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, eighty acres in the first division, lot 28, and thirty-five acres in lot 29. George was a witness to this deed on April 27. He had a family of eight, according to the 1790 federal census. Two sons were over sixteen, two were under and a number of them were already married.
George was the son of Capt. William Manley Sr. & Mary Carter. He married Ruth Burr, daugther of John Burr & Mary Root, on August 13, 1752 in Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut.
George went to Windsor Connecticut with his father and was in Simsbury, Connecticut, for a time with his brother William during 1756 when William was deeded land from Elisha Kilborn for land at Sandisfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, eighty acres in the first division, lot 28, and thirty-five acres in lot 29. George was a witness to this deed on April 27. He had a family of eight, according to the 1790 federal census. Two sons were over sixteen, two were under and a number of them were already married.
George went to Windsor Connecticut with his father and was in Simsbury, Connecticut, for a time with his brother William during 1756 when William was deeded land from Elisha Kilborn for land at Sandisfield, Berkshire Co., Massachusetts, eighty acres in the first division, lot 28, and thirty-five acres in lot 29. George was a witness to this deed on April 27. He had a family of eight, according to the 1790 federal census. Two sons were over sixteen, two were under and a number of them were already married.
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