Son of Samuel Mann. Husband of Rhoda Howard.
This is the William Mann, that I can prove we are descended from, back from there is thru my research and who I think we are descended from a, Samuel Mann.
William & Rhoda were living in Breathitt County in 1840, living on Quicksand Creek at Springfork, and raised ten children on this property. William listed land in Breathitt county in 1849, and he also listed property in Floyd county (on Licking Creek) in 1849 on the Tax List. This is the first time he has listed land in Floyd county for the tax list. This could be land that he inherited from his father.
William & Rhoda were not living when the 1900 Breathitt county census was taken, probably died between censuses (1880-1900). I understand they could be buried in an unmarked grave in the Mann Cemetery on Hawes Fork, which is located by taking the Springfork road, turn left and go about one mile. Old cemetery is up on a knoll at the mouth of Bettsmann Creek.
William Mann was a farmer and was a good provider for his family. On the tax list, he owned land and raised crops, animals and had personal property.
1880 Breathitt County census; William says his father and mother were born in Virginia.
**Why I think William's father is Samuel Mann of Floyd County. Samuel was the only one that listed a male child in 1810 Floyd County Ky census, under 10 years of age. In 1849 William paid taxes on property in Floyd County on Licking River. I think he inherited this from Samuel Mann, his father. Samuel had other sons that were born after William to another wife (Preshi Dykes) of Samuel Mann. William Mann's mother is unknown and was born in Virginia.
Breathitt County, Ky Tax Lists
1840: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land $400,
1 white male over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; balue of horses & mares-95;
cattle-6; value of cattle over 50 dollars-22; Total Value-$517.
1841: William Mann: land-100, water course-Quicksand, value of land-350;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-195;
cattle-5; value of cattle-15; 1 child between 7 & 17 years of age; Total Value-470.
1842: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land tract-300;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-6; value of hores & mares-150;
cattle-50; 1 child between 7 & 17 yrs of age; value under the equalization law-50;
Total Value-550.
1843: William Mans: land-50, water course, Springfork, value of land tract-150;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-150;
2 children between 5 & 16 yrs of age; Total Value-450.
William not listed for years 1844, 1845, 1846
1847: William Mann: Qualified votes-1; land-175; water course-Quicksand; value of
land tract-400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-1; value of horses
& mares-80; cattle-17; value of cattle-100; 4 children between ages 5 & 16; value under
the equalization law-15; Total Value-730.
1848: William Mann: Qualified to vote-1; land-225; water course-Quicksand; value of land
tract- 400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-100; cattle-15; value-58; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law- 225; Total Value-783.
1849: **William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Springfork,
value of land tract-400. Below this under WILLIAM MANN was land-210;
county Floyd; water course- Licking value of each tract-213; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-85; cattle-17; value of same-85; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16, value under the equalization law-100; Total Value-883.
1850: William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-400;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-90;
cattle-17; value of cattle-50; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-300; Total Value-840.
1851: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-2; 1 male servant, value of horses & mares-75; cattle-25; value of cattle-75; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-400; Total Value-750.
1852: William Mann: land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-100; cattle-22; value of cattle- 89; 20 hogs over 6 months old-15; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; under equalization law-100; Total Value- 789.
1853: William Man: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500; 1 white
male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares -2; value of horses & mares-60; cattle-12; value
of cattle-22; hogs over 6 months old-12; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-782.
1854: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-5; value of horses & mares-175; cattle-19; value of
cattle-102; 6 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 monts old-35; value of
hogs-50; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-827.
1855: William Mann: land-475; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over 21
yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-125; cattle-13; value of cattle-50, 7 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 months old-15; Total Value-675.
1856: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs. of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-135; cattle-14, value of cattle- 122; 6 children between ages of 6 & 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-757.
1857: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500, 1 white male over
21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; value of same-150; cattle-14; value of same-125;
6 children between ages of 6& 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-775.
1858: William Mann: land-525, water course-Quicksand, value of land-700; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of same-200; cattle-12, value of same-80; hogs
over 6 mos old-16; 7 children between 6 & 18 yrs of age; Total Value-950.
1859: William Mann, Sr., land-525, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male
over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares=2; value of same-135; cattle-12; value of same-58;
7 children between the ages of 6 & 18 yrs of age; tobacco-15 pounds; corn-400 bushels;
Total Value at 20 cents per $100-993.
1860: William Mann: land-475, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horese & mares-1; value of same-80; cattle-11; value of same-93; studs,
jacks & bulls-1; rates per season-5; 6 children between ages 6-18; hogs over 6 mos old- 3; tobacco-25 pounds; corn-450 bushels; Total Value-973.
1861 & 1862: No William Mann listed
1863 & 1864: No Tax Books can be found for these years.
1865: William Mann: land-300, water course-Quicksand, value of land-800; cattle-12; value of
same-over $50; value of gold, silver & other metallic watches & clocks-10, 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs; hogs-10; tobacco-20 lbs; corn-600 bushels; dogs-2, how many sheep killed by dogs-0; Total Value at 40 cents per $100-860.
1866: William Mann: land-700, water course, Quicksand, value of land-1000; horse &
mares-1; value of horses & mares-40; cattle-13; value of cattle-70; 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age, hogs-11; corn-10 bushels;
Total Value-$1,100.
1867: William Mann, Sr.: land-500, water course-Springfork, value of land-700; horses & mares-1; value of same-50; cattle-7; value of same-62; value of gold-10;
1 white male over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age; hogs-20;
corn-250 bushels; wheat-255 bushels; Total Value-822
1840 Breathitt County Kentucky census
MANN, William
1-1--0-0-0-1 males
1-0-0-0-1 females
1850 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#137/#137 20th August 1850
MANN, William 41 m Ky
Rhoda 37 f Ky
George 17 m Ky
Sally 15 f Ky
Samuel 13 m Ky
Eliza 10 f Ky
Nancy 7 f Ky
John 5 m Ky
William 3 m Ky
Polly 3 f Ky
Jackson 1 m Ky
1860 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#675 19th July 1860
MANN, William 51 m Floyd County, Ky
Rhoda 44 f Floyd County, Ky
Samuel 18 m Breathitt County
Eliza 16 f Breathitt County
Nancy 16 f Breathitt County
John 15 m Breathitt County
William 13 m Breathitt County
Mary 13 f Breathitt County
Jackson 11 m Breathitt County
Minerva 9 f Breathitt County
1870 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#75/#75
MANN, William 60 m Farmer400/500Ky
Roady 52 f KHKy (Rhoda Howard)
Nancy 27 f Ky
William 23 m Ky
Polly 23 f Ky
Jackson 21 m Ky
1880 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#263
MANN, William 71 m Ky Va Va
Rhoda 65 f Ky Va Va
HOWARD, Nancy 37 f Ky
MANN, Polly 33 f Ky
MANN, George 5 m Ky Grandson
HOWARD, Golson 2 m Ky Grandson
This is the William Mann, that I can prove we are descended from, back from there is thru my research and who I think we are descended from a, Samuel Mann.
William & Rhoda were living in Breathitt County in 1840, living on Quicksand Creek at Springfork, and raised ten children on this property. William listed land in Breathitt county in 1849, and he also listed property in Floyd county (on Licking Creek) in 1849 on the Tax List. This is the first time he has listed land in Floyd county for the tax list. This could be land that he inherited from his father.
William & Rhoda were not living when the 1900 Breathitt county census was taken, probably died between censuses (1880-1900). I understand they could be buried in an unmarked grave in the Mann Cemetery on Hawes Fork, which is located by taking the Springfork road, turn left and go about one mile. Old cemetery is up on a knoll at the mouth of Bettsmann Creek.
William Mann was a farmer and was a good provider for his family. On the tax list, he owned land and raised crops, animals and had personal property.
1880 Breathitt County census; William says his father and mother were born in Virginia.
**Why I think William's father is Samuel Mann of Floyd County. Samuel was the only one that listed a male child in 1810 Floyd County Ky census, under 10 years of age. In 1849 William paid taxes on property in Floyd County on Licking River. I think he inherited this from Samuel Mann, his father. Samuel had other sons that were born after William to another wife (Preshi Dykes) of Samuel Mann. William Mann's mother is unknown and was born in Virginia.
Breathitt County, Ky Tax Lists
1840: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land $400,
1 white male over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; balue of horses & mares-95;
cattle-6; value of cattle over 50 dollars-22; Total Value-$517.
1841: William Mann: land-100, water course-Quicksand, value of land-350;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-195;
cattle-5; value of cattle-15; 1 child between 7 & 17 years of age; Total Value-470.
1842: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land tract-300;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-6; value of hores & mares-150;
cattle-50; 1 child between 7 & 17 yrs of age; value under the equalization law-50;
Total Value-550.
1843: William Mans: land-50, water course, Springfork, value of land tract-150;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-150;
2 children between 5 & 16 yrs of age; Total Value-450.
William not listed for years 1844, 1845, 1846
1847: William Mann: Qualified votes-1; land-175; water course-Quicksand; value of
land tract-400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-1; value of horses
& mares-80; cattle-17; value of cattle-100; 4 children between ages 5 & 16; value under
the equalization law-15; Total Value-730.
1848: William Mann: Qualified to vote-1; land-225; water course-Quicksand; value of land
tract- 400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-100; cattle-15; value-58; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law- 225; Total Value-783.
1849: **William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Springfork,
value of land tract-400. Below this under WILLIAM MANN was land-210;
county Floyd; water course- Licking value of each tract-213; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-85; cattle-17; value of same-85; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16, value under the equalization law-100; Total Value-883.
1850: William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-400;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-90;
cattle-17; value of cattle-50; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-300; Total Value-840.
1851: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-2; 1 male servant, value of horses & mares-75; cattle-25; value of cattle-75; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-400; Total Value-750.
1852: William Mann: land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-100; cattle-22; value of cattle- 89; 20 hogs over 6 months old-15; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; under equalization law-100; Total Value- 789.
1853: William Man: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500; 1 white
male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares -2; value of horses & mares-60; cattle-12; value
of cattle-22; hogs over 6 months old-12; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-782.
1854: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-5; value of horses & mares-175; cattle-19; value of
cattle-102; 6 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 monts old-35; value of
hogs-50; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-827.
1855: William Mann: land-475; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over 21
yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-125; cattle-13; value of cattle-50, 7 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 months old-15; Total Value-675.
1856: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs. of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-135; cattle-14, value of cattle- 122; 6 children between ages of 6 & 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-757.
1857: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500, 1 white male over
21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; value of same-150; cattle-14; value of same-125;
6 children between ages of 6& 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-775.
1858: William Mann: land-525, water course-Quicksand, value of land-700; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of same-200; cattle-12, value of same-80; hogs
over 6 mos old-16; 7 children between 6 & 18 yrs of age; Total Value-950.
1859: William Mann, Sr., land-525, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male
over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares=2; value of same-135; cattle-12; value of same-58;
7 children between the ages of 6 & 18 yrs of age; tobacco-15 pounds; corn-400 bushels;
Total Value at 20 cents per $100-993.
1860: William Mann: land-475, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horese & mares-1; value of same-80; cattle-11; value of same-93; studs,
jacks & bulls-1; rates per season-5; 6 children between ages 6-18; hogs over 6 mos old- 3; tobacco-25 pounds; corn-450 bushels; Total Value-973.
1861 & 1862: No William Mann listed
1863 & 1864: No Tax Books can be found for these years.
1865: William Mann: land-300, water course-Quicksand, value of land-800; cattle-12; value of
same-over $50; value of gold, silver & other metallic watches & clocks-10, 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs; hogs-10; tobacco-20 lbs; corn-600 bushels; dogs-2, how many sheep killed by dogs-0; Total Value at 40 cents per $100-860.
1866: William Mann: land-700, water course, Quicksand, value of land-1000; horse &
mares-1; value of horses & mares-40; cattle-13; value of cattle-70; 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age, hogs-11; corn-10 bushels;
Total Value-$1,100.
1867: William Mann, Sr.: land-500, water course-Springfork, value of land-700; horses & mares-1; value of same-50; cattle-7; value of same-62; value of gold-10;
1 white male over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age; hogs-20;
corn-250 bushels; wheat-255 bushels; Total Value-822
1840 Breathitt County Kentucky census
MANN, William
1-1--0-0-0-1 males
1-0-0-0-1 females
1850 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#137/#137 20th August 1850
MANN, William 41 m Ky
Rhoda 37 f Ky
George 17 m Ky
Sally 15 f Ky
Samuel 13 m Ky
Eliza 10 f Ky
Nancy 7 f Ky
John 5 m Ky
William 3 m Ky
Polly 3 f Ky
Jackson 1 m Ky
1860 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#675 19th July 1860
MANN, William 51 m Floyd County, Ky
Rhoda 44 f Floyd County, Ky
Samuel 18 m Breathitt County
Eliza 16 f Breathitt County
Nancy 16 f Breathitt County
John 15 m Breathitt County
William 13 m Breathitt County
Mary 13 f Breathitt County
Jackson 11 m Breathitt County
Minerva 9 f Breathitt County
1870 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#75/#75
MANN, William 60 m Farmer400/500Ky
Roady 52 f KHKy (Rhoda Howard)
Nancy 27 f Ky
William 23 m Ky
Polly 23 f Ky
Jackson 21 m Ky
1880 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#263
MANN, William 71 m Ky Va Va
Rhoda 65 f Ky Va Va
HOWARD, Nancy 37 f Ky
MANN, Polly 33 f Ky
MANN, George 5 m Ky Grandson
HOWARD, Golson 2 m Ky Grandson
Son of Samuel Mann. Husband of Rhoda Howard.
This is the William Mann, that I can prove we are descended from, back from there is thru my research and who I think we are descended from a, Samuel Mann.
William & Rhoda were living in Breathitt County in 1840, living on Quicksand Creek at Springfork, and raised ten children on this property. William listed land in Breathitt county in 1849, and he also listed property in Floyd county (on Licking Creek) in 1849 on the Tax List. This is the first time he has listed land in Floyd county for the tax list. This could be land that he inherited from his father.
William & Rhoda were not living when the 1900 Breathitt county census was taken, probably died between censuses (1880-1900). I understand they could be buried in an unmarked grave in the Mann Cemetery on Hawes Fork, which is located by taking the Springfork road, turn left and go about one mile. Old cemetery is up on a knoll at the mouth of Bettsmann Creek.
William Mann was a farmer and was a good provider for his family. On the tax list, he owned land and raised crops, animals and had personal property.
1880 Breathitt County census; William says his father and mother were born in Virginia.
**Why I think William's father is Samuel Mann of Floyd County. Samuel was the only one that listed a male child in 1810 Floyd County Ky census, under 10 years of age. In 1849 William paid taxes on property in Floyd County on Licking River. I think he inherited this from Samuel Mann, his father. Samuel had other sons that were born after William to another wife (Preshi Dykes) of Samuel Mann. William Mann's mother is unknown and was born in Virginia.
Breathitt County, Ky Tax Lists
1840: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land $400,
1 white male over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; balue of horses & mares-95;
cattle-6; value of cattle over 50 dollars-22; Total Value-$517.
1841: William Mann: land-100, water course-Quicksand, value of land-350;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-195;
cattle-5; value of cattle-15; 1 child between 7 & 17 years of age; Total Value-470.
1842: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land tract-300;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-6; value of hores & mares-150;
cattle-50; 1 child between 7 & 17 yrs of age; value under the equalization law-50;
Total Value-550.
1843: William Mans: land-50, water course, Springfork, value of land tract-150;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-150;
2 children between 5 & 16 yrs of age; Total Value-450.
William not listed for years 1844, 1845, 1846
1847: William Mann: Qualified votes-1; land-175; water course-Quicksand; value of
land tract-400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-1; value of horses
& mares-80; cattle-17; value of cattle-100; 4 children between ages 5 & 16; value under
the equalization law-15; Total Value-730.
1848: William Mann: Qualified to vote-1; land-225; water course-Quicksand; value of land
tract- 400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-100; cattle-15; value-58; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law- 225; Total Value-783.
1849: **William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Springfork,
value of land tract-400. Below this under WILLIAM MANN was land-210;
county Floyd; water course- Licking value of each tract-213; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-85; cattle-17; value of same-85; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16, value under the equalization law-100; Total Value-883.
1850: William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-400;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-90;
cattle-17; value of cattle-50; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-300; Total Value-840.
1851: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-2; 1 male servant, value of horses & mares-75; cattle-25; value of cattle-75; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-400; Total Value-750.
1852: William Mann: land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-100; cattle-22; value of cattle- 89; 20 hogs over 6 months old-15; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; under equalization law-100; Total Value- 789.
1853: William Man: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500; 1 white
male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares -2; value of horses & mares-60; cattle-12; value
of cattle-22; hogs over 6 months old-12; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-782.
1854: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-5; value of horses & mares-175; cattle-19; value of
cattle-102; 6 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 monts old-35; value of
hogs-50; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-827.
1855: William Mann: land-475; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over 21
yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-125; cattle-13; value of cattle-50, 7 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 months old-15; Total Value-675.
1856: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs. of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-135; cattle-14, value of cattle- 122; 6 children between ages of 6 & 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-757.
1857: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500, 1 white male over
21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; value of same-150; cattle-14; value of same-125;
6 children between ages of 6& 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-775.
1858: William Mann: land-525, water course-Quicksand, value of land-700; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of same-200; cattle-12, value of same-80; hogs
over 6 mos old-16; 7 children between 6 & 18 yrs of age; Total Value-950.
1859: William Mann, Sr., land-525, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male
over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares=2; value of same-135; cattle-12; value of same-58;
7 children between the ages of 6 & 18 yrs of age; tobacco-15 pounds; corn-400 bushels;
Total Value at 20 cents per $100-993.
1860: William Mann: land-475, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horese & mares-1; value of same-80; cattle-11; value of same-93; studs,
jacks & bulls-1; rates per season-5; 6 children between ages 6-18; hogs over 6 mos old- 3; tobacco-25 pounds; corn-450 bushels; Total Value-973.
1861 & 1862: No William Mann listed
1863 & 1864: No Tax Books can be found for these years.
1865: William Mann: land-300, water course-Quicksand, value of land-800; cattle-12; value of
same-over $50; value of gold, silver & other metallic watches & clocks-10, 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs; hogs-10; tobacco-20 lbs; corn-600 bushels; dogs-2, how many sheep killed by dogs-0; Total Value at 40 cents per $100-860.
1866: William Mann: land-700, water course, Quicksand, value of land-1000; horse &
mares-1; value of horses & mares-40; cattle-13; value of cattle-70; 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age, hogs-11; corn-10 bushels;
Total Value-$1,100.
1867: William Mann, Sr.: land-500, water course-Springfork, value of land-700; horses & mares-1; value of same-50; cattle-7; value of same-62; value of gold-10;
1 white male over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age; hogs-20;
corn-250 bushels; wheat-255 bushels; Total Value-822
1840 Breathitt County Kentucky census
MANN, William
1-1--0-0-0-1 males
1-0-0-0-1 females
1850 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#137/#137 20th August 1850
MANN, William 41 m Ky
Rhoda 37 f Ky
George 17 m Ky
Sally 15 f Ky
Samuel 13 m Ky
Eliza 10 f Ky
Nancy 7 f Ky
John 5 m Ky
William 3 m Ky
Polly 3 f Ky
Jackson 1 m Ky
1860 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#675 19th July 1860
MANN, William 51 m Floyd County, Ky
Rhoda 44 f Floyd County, Ky
Samuel 18 m Breathitt County
Eliza 16 f Breathitt County
Nancy 16 f Breathitt County
John 15 m Breathitt County
William 13 m Breathitt County
Mary 13 f Breathitt County
Jackson 11 m Breathitt County
Minerva 9 f Breathitt County
1870 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#75/#75
MANN, William 60 m Farmer400/500Ky
Roady 52 f KHKy (Rhoda Howard)
Nancy 27 f Ky
William 23 m Ky
Polly 23 f Ky
Jackson 21 m Ky
1880 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#263
MANN, William 71 m Ky Va Va
Rhoda 65 f Ky Va Va
HOWARD, Nancy 37 f Ky
MANN, Polly 33 f Ky
MANN, George 5 m Ky Grandson
HOWARD, Golson 2 m Ky Grandson
This is the William Mann, that I can prove we are descended from, back from there is thru my research and who I think we are descended from a, Samuel Mann.
William & Rhoda were living in Breathitt County in 1840, living on Quicksand Creek at Springfork, and raised ten children on this property. William listed land in Breathitt county in 1849, and he also listed property in Floyd county (on Licking Creek) in 1849 on the Tax List. This is the first time he has listed land in Floyd county for the tax list. This could be land that he inherited from his father.
William & Rhoda were not living when the 1900 Breathitt county census was taken, probably died between censuses (1880-1900). I understand they could be buried in an unmarked grave in the Mann Cemetery on Hawes Fork, which is located by taking the Springfork road, turn left and go about one mile. Old cemetery is up on a knoll at the mouth of Bettsmann Creek.
William Mann was a farmer and was a good provider for his family. On the tax list, he owned land and raised crops, animals and had personal property.
1880 Breathitt County census; William says his father and mother were born in Virginia.
**Why I think William's father is Samuel Mann of Floyd County. Samuel was the only one that listed a male child in 1810 Floyd County Ky census, under 10 years of age. In 1849 William paid taxes on property in Floyd County on Licking River. I think he inherited this from Samuel Mann, his father. Samuel had other sons that were born after William to another wife (Preshi Dykes) of Samuel Mann. William Mann's mother is unknown and was born in Virginia.
Breathitt County, Ky Tax Lists
1840: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land $400,
1 white male over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; balue of horses & mares-95;
cattle-6; value of cattle over 50 dollars-22; Total Value-$517.
1841: William Mann: land-100, water course-Quicksand, value of land-350;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-195;
cattle-5; value of cattle-15; 1 child between 7 & 17 years of age; Total Value-470.
1842: William Mann: land-100, water course-Springfork, value of land tract-300;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-6; value of hores & mares-150;
cattle-50; 1 child between 7 & 17 yrs of age; value under the equalization law-50;
Total Value-550.
1843: William Mans: land-50, water course, Springfork, value of land tract-150;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-150;
2 children between 5 & 16 yrs of age; Total Value-450.
William not listed for years 1844, 1845, 1846
1847: William Mann: Qualified votes-1; land-175; water course-Quicksand; value of
land tract-400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-1; value of horses
& mares-80; cattle-17; value of cattle-100; 4 children between ages 5 & 16; value under
the equalization law-15; Total Value-730.
1848: William Mann: Qualified to vote-1; land-225; water course-Quicksand; value of land
tract- 400; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-100; cattle-15; value-58; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law- 225; Total Value-783.
1849: **William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Springfork,
value of land tract-400. Below this under WILLIAM MANN was land-210;
county Floyd; water course- Licking value of each tract-213; 1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of same-85; cattle-17; value of same-85; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16, value under the equalization law-100; Total Value-883.
1850: William Mann: 1 qualified to vote; land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-400;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-90;
cattle-17; value of cattle-50; 5 children between ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-300; Total Value-840.
1851: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500;
1 white male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares-2; 1 male servant, value of horses & mares-75; cattle-25; value of cattle-75; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; value under equalization law-400; Total Value-750.
1852: William Mann: land-325; water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of horses & mares-100; cattle-22; value of cattle- 89; 20 hogs over 6 months old-15; 4 children between the ages of 5 & 16; under equalization law-100; Total Value- 789.
1853: William Man: land-325; water course-Springfork-Quicksand; value of land-500; 1 white
male over 21 yrs of age; horses & mares -2; value of horses & mares-60; cattle-12; value
of cattle-22; hogs over 6 months old-12; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-782.
1854: William Mann: land-325; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-5; value of horses & mares-175; cattle-19; value of
cattle-102; 6 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 monts old-35; value of
hogs-50; Total Value at 17 cents per $100-827.
1855: William Mann: land-475; water course-Springfork, value of land-500; 1 white male over 21
yrs of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-125; cattle-13; value of cattle-50, 7 children between the ages of 5 & 16; hogs over 6 months old-15; Total Value-675.
1856: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500; 1 white male over
21 yrs. of age; horses & mares-3; value of horses & mares-135; cattle-14, value of cattle- 122; 6 children between ages of 6 & 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-757.
1857: William Mann: land-400, water course-Quicksand, value of land-500, 1 white male over
21 yrs of age, horses & mares-3; value of same-150; cattle-14; value of same-125;
6 children between ages of 6& 18; hogs over 6 mos old-10; Total Value-775.
1858: William Mann: land-525, water course-Quicksand, value of land-700; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horses & mares-4; value of same-200; cattle-12, value of same-80; hogs
over 6 mos old-16; 7 children between 6 & 18 yrs of age; Total Value-950.
1859: William Mann, Sr., land-525, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male
over 21 yrs of age, horses & mares=2; value of same-135; cattle-12; value of same-58;
7 children between the ages of 6 & 18 yrs of age; tobacco-15 pounds; corn-400 bushels;
Total Value at 20 cents per $100-993.
1860: William Mann: land-475, water course-Springfork, value of land-800; 1 white male over
21 yrs of age; horese & mares-1; value of same-80; cattle-11; value of same-93; studs,
jacks & bulls-1; rates per season-5; 6 children between ages 6-18; hogs over 6 mos old- 3; tobacco-25 pounds; corn-450 bushels; Total Value-973.
1861 & 1862: No William Mann listed
1863 & 1864: No Tax Books can be found for these years.
1865: William Mann: land-300, water course-Quicksand, value of land-800; cattle-12; value of
same-over $50; value of gold, silver & other metallic watches & clocks-10, 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs; hogs-10; tobacco-20 lbs; corn-600 bushels; dogs-2, how many sheep killed by dogs-0; Total Value at 40 cents per $100-860.
1866: William Mann: land-700, water course, Quicksand, value of land-1000; horse &
mares-1; value of horses & mares-40; cattle-13; value of cattle-70; 1 white male
over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age, hogs-11; corn-10 bushels;
Total Value-$1,100.
1867: William Mann, Sr.: land-500, water course-Springfork, value of land-700; horses & mares-1; value of same-50; cattle-7; value of same-62; value of gold-10;
1 white male over 21; 4 children between 6 & 20 yrs of age; hogs-20;
corn-250 bushels; wheat-255 bushels; Total Value-822
1840 Breathitt County Kentucky census
MANN, William
1-1--0-0-0-1 males
1-0-0-0-1 females
1850 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#137/#137 20th August 1850
MANN, William 41 m Ky
Rhoda 37 f Ky
George 17 m Ky
Sally 15 f Ky
Samuel 13 m Ky
Eliza 10 f Ky
Nancy 7 f Ky
John 5 m Ky
William 3 m Ky
Polly 3 f Ky
Jackson 1 m Ky
1860 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#675 19th July 1860
MANN, William 51 m Floyd County, Ky
Rhoda 44 f Floyd County, Ky
Samuel 18 m Breathitt County
Eliza 16 f Breathitt County
Nancy 16 f Breathitt County
John 15 m Breathitt County
William 13 m Breathitt County
Mary 13 f Breathitt County
Jackson 11 m Breathitt County
Minerva 9 f Breathitt County
1870 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#75/#75
MANN, William 60 m Farmer400/500Ky
Roady 52 f KHKy (Rhoda Howard)
Nancy 27 f Ky
William 23 m Ky
Polly 23 f Ky
Jackson 21 m Ky
1880 Breathitt County Kentucky census
#263
MANN, William 71 m Ky Va Va
Rhoda 65 f Ky Va Va
HOWARD, Nancy 37 f Ky
MANN, Polly 33 f Ky
MANN, George 5 m Ky Grandson
HOWARD, Golson 2 m Ky Grandson
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