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Studly Harvey [Male] b. 4 SEP 1789 Wrentham, Norfolk Co., MA - d. BEF 1832
STUDLEY, Harvey
Birth Date: Sept. 4, 1789 Sex: M Birth Date: Sept. 4, 1789 Sex: M
Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Father's Name: Consider Father's Name: Consider
Mother's Name: Olive Mother's Name: Olive
STUDLEY, Oliver
Birth Date: Aug. 17, 1787 Sex: M Birth Date: Aug. 17, 1787 Sex: M
Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Father's Name: Consider Father's Name: Consider
Mother's Name: Olive Mother's Name: Olive
Studley, Oliver Studley, Oliver
State: Massachusetts Year: 1850 State: Massachusetts Year: 1850
County: Worcester Roll: M432_343 County: Worcester Roll: M432_343
Township: Lancaster Page: 160 Township: Lancaster Page: 160
Image: 316 Image: 316
Elizabeth, 64, and George R., 6, are also listed in this census record.Elizabeth, 64, and George R., 6, are also listed in this census record.
Listed in "A Genealogical Record of Daniel Pond, and his Descendants (1873)" page 36.
This listing, from the West Wrentham Cemetery in Wrentham, Norfolk Co., MA was received on 9 Aug, 2004 from cousin Earle Stewart and was sent by his friend Gog.
"In memory of John J. son of Mr Elisha & Mrs Sally Mann died Oct. ye 25"In memory of John J. son of Mr Elisha & Mrs Sally Mann died Oct. ye 25th in ye 14th year of his age"
Massachusetts Town Death Records
about Samuel Mann about Samuel Mann
Name: Samuel Mann Name: Samuel Mann
Death Date: 15 Nov 1818 Death Date: 15 Nov 1818
Burial Place: Wrentham Burial Place: Wrentham
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Complete Record: MANN, Samuel, Nov. 15, 1818, a. 80 y. Complete Record: MANN, Samuel, Nov. 15, 1818, a. 80 y.
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about George Manabout George Man
Name: George ManName: George Man
Birth Date: 27 Sep 1741Birth Date: 27 Sep 1741
Birth Place: WrenthamBirth Place: Wrentham
Father's First Name: GeorgeFather's First Name: George
Mother's First Name: ZipporahMother's First Name: Zipporah
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Moses Guild View
State: MA Year: 1790 State: MA Year: 1790
County: Suffolk Roll: M637_4 County: Suffolk Roll: M637_4
Township: Dedham Page: 198 Township: Dedham Page: 198
Image: 0205 Image: 0205
Guild, Moses Guild, Moses
State: Massachusetts Year: 1800 State: Massachusetts Year: 1800
County: Norfolk Roll: M32_18 County: Norfolk Roll: M32_18
Township: Denham Page: 141 Township: Denham Page: 141
Image: 148 Image: 148
Guild, Moses Guild, Moses
State: Massachusetts Year: 1810 State: Massachusetts Year: 1810
County: Norfolk Roll: M252_18 County: Norfolk Roll: M252_18
Township: Dedham Page: 547 Township: Dedham Page: 547
Image: 474 Image: 474
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
Zipporah GAY May 7, 1760 Wrentham Marcy Edward F Zipporah GAY May 7, 1760 Wrentham Marcy Edward F
Timothy GAY June 17, 1762 Wrentham Marcy Edward M Timothy GAY June 17, 1762 Wrentham Marcy Edward M
Joseph GAY Oct. 2, 1764 Wrentham Marcy Edward M Joseph GAY Oct. 2, 1764 Wrentham Marcy Edward M
Susey GAY Feb. 12, 1768 Wrentham Marcy Edward F Susey GAY Feb. 12, 1768 Wrentham Marcy Edward F
Elisabeth GAY Nov. 17, 1772 Wrentham Marcy Edward F Elisabeth GAY Nov. 17, 1772 Wrentham Marcy Edward F
Darius GAY Apr. 21, 1775 Wrentham Marcy Edward F Darius GAY Apr. 21, 1775 Wrentham Marcy Edward F
A listing of Jemima's birth date is found in the Vital Records of Wrentham, Norfolk Co., MA to 1850, Vol. 1, page 146.
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about Asa Manabout Asa Man
Name: Asa ManName: Asa Man
Birth Date: 23 Feb 1772Birth Date: 23 Feb 1772
Birth Place: WrenthamBirth Place: Wrentham
Father's First Name: GeorgeFather's First Name: George
Mother's First Name: SusannaMother's First Name: Susanna
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
MAN, David Everet
Birth Date: Apr. 23, 1778 Sex: M Birth Date: Apr. 23, 1778 Sex: M
Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Father's Name: George Father's Name: George
Mother's Name: Susanna Mother's Name: Susanna
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about Eunice Manabout Eunice Man
Name: Eunice ManName: Eunice Man
Birth Date: 11 Aug 1774Birth Date: 11 Aug 1774
Birth Place: WrenthamBirth Place: Wrentham
Father's First Name: GeorgeFather's First Name: George
Mother's First Name: SusannaMother's First Name: Susanna
Gender: FemaleGender: Female
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about George Manabout George Man
Name: George ManName: George Man
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1767Birth Date: 12 Nov 1767
Birth Place: WrenthamBirth Place: Wrentham
Father's First Name: GeorgeFather's First Name: George
Mother's First Name: SusannaMother's First Name: Susanna
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about George Manabout George Man
Name: George ManName: George Man
Birth Date: 12 Nov 1767Birth Date: 12 Nov 1767
Birth Place: WrenthamBirth Place: Wrentham
Father's First Name: GeorgeFather's First Name: George
Mother's First Name: SusannaMother's First Name: Susanna
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
MAN, Mele MAN, Mele
Birth Date: 1770 Sex: F Birth Date: 1770 Sex: F
Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Father's Name: George Father's Name: George
Mother's Name: Susanna Mother's Name: Susanna
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about Phio Manabout Phio Man
Name: Phio ManName: Phio Man
Birth Date: 22 Jul 1784Birth Date: 22 Jul 1784
Birth Place: WrenthamBirth Place: Wrentham
Father's First Name: GeorgeFather's First Name: George
Mother's First Name: SusannaMother's First Name: Susanna
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
MANN, Melvil MANN, Melvil
Birth Date: July 21, 1790 Sex: M Birth Date: July 21, 1790 Sex: M
Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Birth Place: Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
Father's Name: George Father's Name: George
Mother's Name: Susanna Mother's Name: Susanna
Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910 Massachusetts Vital Records, 1841-1910
Last Name First Name Town/Village Year Vol Page Type Last Name First Name Town/Village Year Vol Page Type
Mann Melvil Wrentham 1851 58 165 DMann Melvil Wrentham 1851 58 165 Death
Massachusetts Town Birth Records
about Susanna Manabout Susanna Man
Name: Susanna ManName: Susanna Man
Birth Date: 17 Feb 1730Birth Date: 17 Feb 1730
Birth Place: WrenthamBirth Place: Wrentham
Father's First Name: PelatiahFather's First Name: Pelatiah
Mother's First Name: JemimaMother's First Name: Jemima
Gender: FemaleGender: Female
Source: Vital Records of Wrentham Source: Vital Records of Wrentham
A listing of Susannah's birth date is found in the Vital Records of WrenthA listing of Susannah's birth date is found in the Vital Records of Wrentham to 1850, Vol. 1, page 141.
Tombstone inscription, viewed and photographed on 17 July 2004 by BenjamTombstone inscription, viewed and photographed on 17 July 2004 by Benjamin Kinsey.
In memory of Mrs Susanna Collock wife of Mr Royal Collock dec'd August 2In memory of Mrs Susanna Collock wife of Mr Royal Collock dec'd August 22d in ye 19th year of her life
From Mary Price: Edward Winfield Mann was born on “The Mann Farm” in Norfolk, he owned and operated a general
store and post office at the corner of “the town square” across from the cstore and post office at the corner of “the town square” across from the church; also owned and operated a canning factory where tomatoes and other vegetables were canned; the spacious house (above/beside the store and post office) was built in 1730; at one time it served as an inn; records in Norfolk verify that, during the Revolutionary War, George Washington slept there (the store portion was built later); in 1950, the house and property were sold to St. Jude’s Roman Catholic Church; the priest lived in the house and the store space was used as a chapel until the church was built near there; in 1981, the house was demolished
The birth date of Edward is found in the Vital Records of Wrentham, NorfoThe birth date of Edward is found in the Vital Records of Wrentham, Norfolk Co., MA to 1850, Vol. 1, page 141.
1900 United States Federal Census1900 United States Federal Census
about Edward W Mannabout Edward W Mann
Name: Edward W MannName: Edward W Mann
Home in 1900: Norfolk, Norfolk, MassachusettsHome in 1900: Norfolk, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Age: 51Age: 51
Birth Date: Jan 1849Birth Date: Jan 1849
Birthplace: MassachusettsBirthplace: Massachusetts
Race: WhiteRace: White
Ethnicity: AmericanEthnicity: American
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Relationship to Head of House: HeadRelationship to Head of House: Head
Father's Birthplace: MassachusettsFather's Birthplace: Massachusetts
Mother's Birthplace: MassachusettsMother's Birthplace: Massachusetts
Spouse's Name: Emeline BSpouse's Name: Emeline B
Marriage Year: 1886Marriage Year: 1886
Marital Status: MarriedMarital Status: Married
Years Married: 14Years Married: 14
Residence : Norfolk Town, Norfolk, MassachusettsResidence : Norfolk Town, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Household Members: Household Members:
Name AgeName Age
Edward W Mann 51Edward W Mann 51
Emeline B Mann 43Emeline B Mann 43
Benjamen S Mann 9Benjamen S Mann 9
Howard F Mann 8 Howard F Mann 8
Source Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Norfolk, Norfolk, MassachusettSource Citation: Year: 1900; Census Place: Norfolk, Norfolk, Massachusetts; Roll T623_670 Page: 9B; Enumeration District: 1053
1910 United States Federal Census1910 United States Federal Census
about Edward W Mannabout Edward W Mann
Name: Edward W MannName: Edward W Mann
Age in 1910: 61Age in 1910: 61
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849Estimated Birth Year: abt 1849
Birthplace: MassachusettsBirthplace: Massachusetts
Relation to Head of House: HeadRelation to Head of House: Head
Father's Birth Place: MassachusettsFather's Birth Place: Massachusetts
Mother's Birth Place: MassachusettsMother's Birth Place: Massachusetts
Spouse's Name: Emeline BSpouse's Name: Emeline B
Home in 1910: Norfolk, Norfolk, MassachusettsHome in 1910: Norfolk, Norfolk, Massachusetts
Marital Status: MarriedMarital Status: Married
Race: WhiteRace: White
Gender: MaleGender: Male
Household Members: Household Members:
Name AgeName Age
Edward W Mann 61Edward W Mann 61
Emeline B Mann 53Emeline B Mann 53
Benjamin S Mann 19Benjamin S Mann 19
Howard F Mann 18Howard F Mann 18
Maria B Carry 73Maria B Carry 73
Mary Ann White 70 Mary Ann White 70
Source Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Norfolk, Norfolk, MassachusettSource Citation: Year: 1910; Census Place: Norfolk, Norfolk, Massachusetts; Roll T624_609; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 1130; Image: 453
Household: 1880 census
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Fathe Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Thomas H. MANN Self M Male W 39 MA Physici Thomas H. MANN Self M Male W 39 MA Physici
Julia B. MANN Wife M Female W 32 NC Keeping House CT F Julia B. MANN Wife M Female W 32 NC Keeping House CT FLA
Mary I. MANN Dau S Female W 7 RI At School MA NC Mary I. MANN Dau S Female W 7 RI At School MA NC
Josephine C. MANN Dau S Female W 5 RI At Scho Josephine C. MANN Dau S Female W 5 RI At Scho
Henry L. MANN Son S Male W 3 RI MA NC Henry L. MANN Son S Male W 3 RI MA NC
Franklin H. MANN Brother S Male W 23 MA At Ho Franklin H. MANN Brother S Male W 23 MA At Ho
Mary FADY Other M Female W 24 NY Servant NY NY Mary FADY Other M Female W 24 NY Servant NY NY
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Source Information:Source Information:
Census Place Woonsocket, Providence, Rhode Island Census Place Woonsocket, Providence, Rhode Island
Family History Library Film 1255216 Family History Library Film 1255216
NA Film Number T9-1216 NA Film Number T9-1216
Page Number 350A Page Number 350A
Andersonville Prisoners of War Andersonville Prisoners of War
about THOMAS H. MANN about THOMAS H. MANN
Surname: THOMAS H. MANN Surname: THOMAS H. MANN
Rank: PRIVATE Rank: PRIVATE
Company: I Company: I
Regiment: 18 Regiment: 18
State: MA State: MA
Arm of Service: INFANTRY Arm of Service: INFANTRY
Death Date: Unk 0, 0 Death Date: Unk 0, 0
Cause of Death: - Cause of Death: -
Remarks: - Remarks: -
Reference: p 400 [33]; p 274 [206] Reference: p 400 [33]; p 274 [206]
Location of Capture: WILDERNESS, VA Location of Capture: WILDERNESS, VA
Date of Capture: 18640505 Date of Capture: 18640505
Page: 0 Page: 0
Notes: - - - - Notes: - - - -
More Information: YES More Information: YES
Code: 44096 Code: 44096
GRAVE: 0 GRAVE: 0
Andersonville Prisoners of War Andersonville Prisoners of War
about THOMAS H MANN about THOMAS H MANN
Surname: THOMAS H MANN Surname: THOMAS H MANN
Company: I Company: I
Regiment: 18 Regiment: 18
State: MA State: MA
Arm of Service: INF Arm of Service: INF
Remarks: *MORE INFORMATION* (POSSIBLE PRISONER) P 44096 Remarks: *MORE INFORMATION* (POSSIBLE PRISONER) P 44096
Page: 0 Page: 0
Code: 55834 Code: 55834
GRAVE: 0 GRAVE: 0
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Article 2, on this page also mentions a Ware and a Mann. I don't know whiArticle 2, on this page also mentions a Ware and a Mann. I don't know which Mann at this point.
4. Thomas Mann - A Norfolk Yankee in Andersonville Thomas H. Mann w4. Thomas Mann - A Norfolk Yankee in Andersonville Thomas H. Mann was a 19 year old Teacher from Wrentham - today's Norfolk, MA, who following the firing on Fort Sumter, along with a number of men from his home town, enlisted on May 20, 1861 and was mustered into the Union Army on August 24, 1861. They became the nucleus of Co. I, Eighteenth Massachusetts Infantry.
The regiment underwent its organization at Readville (Hyde Park), Mass., bThe regiment underwent its organization at Readville (Hyde Park), Mass., before being shipped off to the seat of the war. The unit was assigned to the Army of the Potomac into what would eventually become the Fifth Corps. Participating in the Peninsula Campaign the 18th saw little action and spent much of its time digging trenches, marching all over the countryside, and suffering the drudgery of camp life.
Mann fought in many battles and was promoted to the rank of Corporal on ApMann fought in many battles and was promoted to the rank of Corporal on April 1, 1863 but it was not until Second Bull Run that he and the regiment took part in serious combat. It was during this battle that the regiment took its heaviest casualties of the war. Held in reserve at Antietam, the regiment went on to serve at Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, the Mine Run Campaign, and The Wilderness. During the battle of The Wilderness, in the fighting west of Saunders Field on May 5, 1864, Corporal Mann was captured and taken prisoner - just three months before his enlistment was due to be up. Mann would spent 10 months in various Confederate prisons, including Danville, VA, Andersonville, GA, Charleston, SC and Florence, SC. He was involved in a prisoner exchanged and released from captivity on March 1, 1865.
Mann was literate and observing, and during the course of his enlistmeMann was literate and observing, and during the course of his enlistment he continuously wrote letters to his family and friends at home and to the Wrentham Lyceum of which he was a member. After the war he left teaching to became a physician and practiced medicine in New England until the mid-1880s. He went on to become a newspaper editor and was then appointed postmaster of Fitchburg, Mass. His last years were spent living with his daughter in Connecticut. He wrote about his prison experiences as a POW in an article "A Yankee in Andersonville," which was serialized in the July and August 1890 editions of Century Magazine.
He used his correspondence, along with some from other members of the regiHe used his correspondence, along with some from other members of the regiment, to construct a memoir on the exploits of the Eighteenth Massachusetts, late in the 19th-century. The memoir went unpublished and forgotten until found among some family papers in the early 1990s by Mann’s grandsons. It has since been edited and published as "Fighting with the Eighteenth Massachusetts: The Civil War Memoir of Thomas H. Mann".
Fighting with the Eighteenth Massachusetts covers the period between MannFighting with the Eighteenth Massachusetts covers the period between Mann’s enlistment and his capture at The Wilderness. Writing in the third person, Mann weaves an interesting tale. The reader experiences a variety of images from the drudgery of everyday soldier life to the horror of battle. Though battle action is descriptive, Mann does not go into the blood and gore. This is an excellent way for descendants of the 18th's soldiers to view what kind of life their ancestors had during the war. Mann was an avid fan of George McClellan and comments on everything from politics to slavery to emancipation to his contempt for the attitude of the folks at home who have a lot to say but don’t put their money where there mouth is. At one point Mann muses that the entire army should be discharged and sent home, while those at home with the opinions should be sent to the front to take their place.
Fighting with the Eighteenth Massachusetts is a worthy addition to the hisFighting with the Eighteenth Massachusetts is a worthy addition to the history of the regiment, a welcome addition to Civil War history, and a must for those who collect items related to the history of Norfolk.
Norfolk's own Thomas Mann’s memoirs are an extraordinary addition to our kNorfolk's own Thomas Mann’s memoirs are an extraordinary addition to our knowledge of the Civil War and the Eighteenth Massachusetts' exploits.
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