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Submitted by: Linda Manning
Email address: Jupep@aol.com
 

Husband: Albert "Bert" MANNING
Birthdate: 4 May 1883
Birthplace: Wellsville, Montgomery Co., MO
Death date: 24 Jan 1952
Place of death: Alder, Madison Co., MT
Father: Henry MANNON/MANNING
Mother: Elizabth "Lizzie" DILLON

Marriage date: 9 Jun 1903
Marriage place: Higbee, Randolph Co., MO

Wife: Susie Della PAGE
Birthdate: 12 Nov 1883
Birthplace: Fayette, Howard Co., MO
Death date: 28 Oct 1968
Place of death: Bozeman, Gallatin Co., MT
Father: George Hilton PAGE
Mother: Careen H. OWEN

CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Raymond MANNING
Sex: M
Birthdate: 9 Apr 1904
Birthplace: Higbee, Randolph Co., MO
Death date: 24 May 1993
Place of death: East Helena, Lewis & Clark Co., MT
Marriage date: 29 Nov 1924
Marriage place: Dillon, Beaverhead Co., MT
Spouse's name: Mildred M. STAUDAHER

Child No. 2: Ruth Alene MANNING
Sex: F
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Wellsville, Montgomery Co., MO
Death date:
Place of death:
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouse's name:

Child No. 3: Henry Hilton MANNING
Sex: M
Birthdate: 8 Nov 1908
Birthplace: Mexico, Audrain Co., MO
Death date: 17 Oct 1979
Place of death: Billings, Yellowstone Co., MT
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouse's name:

Child No. 4: Harry Seymore MANNING
Sex: M
Birthdate: 22 Aug 1911
Birthplace: Sappington, Gallatin Co., MT
Death date: 25 Apr 1914
Place of death: Billings, Yellowstone Co., MT
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouse's name:

Child No. 5: Edward Morse MANNING
Sex:
Birthdate: 17 Nov 1916
Birthplace: Sheridan, Madison Co., MT
Death date: 1 May 1989
Place of death: Portland, Multnomah Co., OR
Marriage date:
Marriage place:
Spouse's name:

Child No. 6: Donald MANNING
Sex: M
Birthdate: 3 Dec 1924
Birthplace: Alder, Madison Co., MT
Death date: 4 Dec 1988
Place of death: Drummond, Granite Co., MT
Marriage date: 6 Apr 1946
Marriage place: Bozeman, Gallatin Co., MT
Spouse's name: Louise LaVon BLASEG
 

Documentation: 1900 Census, Moniteau Twsp., Higbee, Randolph Co.,
Missouri (file 132.02)
30 30 MANNON, Henry, head, w, m, b. Jan 1861, age 39, married 19 yrs. OH
OH OH, Railroad Laborer
Lizzie, wife, w, f, b. Apr. 1863, age 37, married 19 yrs, 4 children, 4
living OH OH OH
Burt, son, w, m, b. May 1883, age 17, single, MO OH OH, Teamster
William, son, w, m, b. Aug 1885, age 14, single, OH OH OH
Seymore, son, w, m, b. Nov. 1888, age 11, single, MO OH OH
Clarence, son, w, m, b. Jun 1894, age, 5, single, MO OH OH
1910 Census, Willow Creek, Gallatin, Montana, Enumerated 21 Apr 1910
MANNING, Bert, head of household, male, white, age 27, married 7 years.
born Missouri, Father born Ohio, Mother born Ohio. Language spoken
English,
Occupation: Section Foreman
MANNING, Susan, wife, female, white, age 26, married 7 years, born
Missouri, Father born Missouri, Mother born Missouri.
MANNING, Raymond, son , male, white, age 6, single, born Missouri.
MANNING, Ruth, dau., female, white, age 3, single, born Missouri.
MANNING, Semore, brother, male, white, age 22, single, born Missouri.
MANNING, Clarence, brother, white, age 16, single, born Missouri.
MANNING, Henry, son, male, white, age 1, single, b. Missouri.
1910-1911 CITY OF THREE FORKS
Dog Tax, Fiscal year 1910-1911, City of 3 Forks, License #47
1912-1913 CITY OF THREE FORKS
Dog Tax, Fiscal year 1912-1913, City of 3 Forks, License #20.
1914  CITY DIRECTORY, BILLINGS, YELLOWSTONE, MONTANA
MANNING, Bert, Laborer,  residing 313 S. 32nd St.
MANNING, Clarence, laborer, boarder at 317 S. 32nd St.
1914 April
The family was living at 405 S. 32nd St.  Their son, Harry Seymore died
in Billings, 1914,  at the age of 2 yrs 8 mo at the family home at 405 S.
32nd St.  He is buried in Mountview Cemetary, grave 15, lot 298 .
Address is 15th and Central.
1920 Census, Brandon Twsp., Sheridan, Madison Co., Montana ED 134
Census date Feb 5-10, 1920
HH 125 Family 124
MANNING, Bert, head m, w, 36, married, read/write, section foreman RR
born MO, father born OH, mother born Ohio
MANNING, Susie, wife, f, w, 36, read/write MO MO MO
MANNING, Raymond, son, m, w, 15, single, read/write,
school within year, no, MO MO MO, section labor RR
MANNING, Ruth, daughter, f, w, 13, single, read/write,
school within year (yes) MO MO MO
MANNING, Henry, son, m, w, 11, single, read/write
school within year (yes) MO MO MO
MANNING, Edward, son, m, w, 3, single, read/write
school within year (no) MT MO MO
1921 Family is living Sheridan, Madison Co., MT
1925 The Higbee News, Higbee, Randolph Co., MO
Friday, 3 Apr.1925, Vol 38 No. 49, pg. 5, col. 1--Miss Ruth Manning of
Billings, Mont., who has been the guests of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Page, left Monday for a visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
1930 Greybull, Big Horn Co., WY., Dist 12, Greybull Town (part of) April
24, 1930)(image 27)
Eighth Street South
157 169 Manning, Bert, head, rent, $12, no, m, w, 47, married at 19, no,
yes, MO KY MO, yes, Laborer, Town, not a veteran
Susie D., wife, f, w, married at 19, no yes, MO MO MO, yes
Edward M., son, m, w, 13, single, yes yes, MT MO MO, yes
Donald, son,  m, w, 5, single, no, MT MO MO
(Note: birthplace of Bert's father listed as KY. This is incorrect. His
father was born in Lawrence Co., OH. His Mother also born Lawrence Co.,
OH., not Missouri...Linda)
Obituary of Albert Manning, January 24, 1952  Alder, Madison, MT
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2 Alder Men Die in Blaze
Fire believed caused by a faulty oil stove, claimed the lives of two aged
Alder men Thursday morning and destroyed the inside of the trailer house
in which they were sleeping. Volunteer firemen quenched the flames before
they had burned through to the outside of the structure. Albert Manning,
68, a resident of Alder and Sheridan for 43 years, and Otto Roeber,69, a
farm hand and general laborer, were believed to have suffocated in the
trailer house before the flames had gotten well under way.
Rescuers, after the flames had been beaten back, found the body of Roeber
at the door of the shack and surmised that he had been overcome while
trying to open the door.  The body of Manning was on a bed and showed no
signs that he had tried to arise.  Relatives said that Manning had a
severe heart condition and might have been dead before the fire started.
The blaze was discovered by James Miller, a school bus driver, as he
delivered a bus load of children to the Alder school a short distance
from the trailer house.  He saw smoke coming from the structure and
turned in a fire alarm.  First to arrive at the scene was Manning’s son,
Donald, and Paul Blaseg.  They said that within a few minutes half the
population of Alder was on hand to help fight the blaze.  The truck of
the volunteer fire department failed to start and the fire was controlled
by a bucket brigade which brought water from a stream near the house. The
blaze was out within a few minutes.
Alder residents said the trailer house had caught fire Wednesday from a
leak in the oil stove but the fire was put out immediately.  County
Coroner, Charley Raper, who investigated, said the appearance of the
inside of the house indicated the blaze had started at the stove. The
inside of the house was badly charred.
Roeber, who has no family here, had been living alone in the trailer
house, which had been taken from it’s undercarriage and set on the ground
for the winter.  Mr. Manning, who lives near the center of Alder, had
gone to Roeber’s shack Wednesday night to visit.  The two were friends of
long standing.  It was believed they were still in bed when the fire
broke out.
Mr. Manning was born in Wellsville, Mo., May 7 1883. He came to the Ruby
Valley in 1908 and for years worked as a section foreman on the Northern
Pacific branch line in this area.  He retired a few years ago because of
his health. He is survived by his widow in Alder; a daughter, Ruth Barker
of Los Angeles; four sons, Raymond of Twin Bridges, Donald of Alder,
Edward of Billings and Henry of Three Forks; thirteen grandchildren and
two great grandchildren. Another son, Harry, died in 1914 at the age of
2. The body is at the Marsh funeral home in Sheridan and funeral
arrangements are pending word from the daughter in California.
Mr. Roeber had been employed at various ranches and jobs in this vicinity
for about 20 years. Little is known locally of his life previous to his
coming here. He was formerly of South Dakota and it is known that he has
three brothers and a sister in that state.  The body is at the Raper
funeral home in Virginia City and Coroner Raper is attempting to contact
relatives.
1963 Three Forks Herald, Three Forks, Montana
HAS 80th BIRTHDAY
Susie Manning celebrated her 80th Birthday, November 10 at a party given
at the home of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Manning
and family. Also present for the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Manning and family of Wolf Creek, Greg Preece of Whitehall, Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Manning of Twin Bridges, Mr. and Mrs. E.L. Dunahoo of Bozeman; Mr.
and Mrs. Dick Baker and family of Helena, Mrs. Bob Murphy  of Butte,
(Dorothy Albro Campbell), and Mary Albro and Mrs. Harvey Mack of Willow
Creek.
Obituary of Susie Della PAGE MANNING, October 28, 1968
Three Forks Herald, Three Forks, Gallatin, Montana
(This is in my possession)
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SUSIE MANNING, 84, IS DEAD
THREE FORKS- Last rites for Susie D. Manning, 84, will be conducted
Thursday at 10:30 in K&L Mortuary by the Rev. Charles Heath. Burial will
be at 2:30 in the Sheridan Cemetary.
Mrs. Manning died Monday in Bozeman Deaconess Hospital.
She was born Nov. 12, 1883, in Fayette, Mo; and attended school in Higby,
Mo. She married Bert Manning there in 1903, and they moved to Mexico,
Mo., where he was a miner. They lived in Billings from 1909 until moving
to Sheridan in 1917. Her husband died there Jan. 24, 1952. Mrs. Manning
moved to Three Forks in 1964 to live with her son, Henry.
Survivors besides the son, include a daughter, Ruth Scott of Los Angeles;
sons Raymond of Twin Bridges, Donald of Belt, and Edward of Portland;
brother Garnett Page of Springfield, Ill, and 12 grandchildren.
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Submitted by Linda Manning, grandaughter of Albert "Bert" MANNING
Jupep@aol.com