Charles is a son of Bernard and Ann (McConnell) McManus. He was born in County Fermanagh, Ireland, emigrating to Goderich, Ontario, Canada with his father due to the potato famine in Ireland. Charles' mother died during the potato famine.
He met and married Elizabeth McKenzie in Canada, they have three daughters: Mary Agnus, Rose Marie and Jessie Angelica. They moved to Chillicothe, Missouri around 1881, then to Kansas City, Missouri along with his family. Charles made a living as a photographer. He died in the Rosedale neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas.
Sister, Catherine McManus Murphy
Stepmother, Jane McManus
Above information from Rick in California.
Record of Marriage
groom: Charles McMoney [?], 21y b.Ireland
bride: Elizabeth McKenzie, 20y b.Goderich
date: 26 October 1863
place: Huron, Ontario, Canada
groom’s father: Bernhard McMoney [?]
groom’s mother: Jean McMonis [?]
bride’s father: John McKenzie
bride’s mother: Agnes Craye
“Ontario, County Marriages, 1858-1869”
FamilySearch (image available)
1900/ Missouri/ Jackson
h/ Chas McManus, 58y b.Apr 1842 Ireland, M/37, Imm 1870 Na, occ: Photographer
w/ Elizabeth, 55y b.Jun 1844 Canada, immigrated 1870, mother of 13/8 living
d/ Theresa, 22y b.Aug 1877 MO, occupation: Press feeder
d/ Rosa, 18y b.Feb 1882 KS
d/ Jessie, 16y b.Apr 1884 KS
d/ Cecelia, 14y b.May 1886 MO
residence: 608 [E] 29th Street, Kansas City
1910/ Kansas/ Wyandotte
h/ Charles McManus, (s/b 68) b.Ireland, M1/40 (s/b 47), occupation: none
w/ Elizabeth M, 65y b.Canada, mother of 7/7 living
d/ Rosie, 27y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Jessie, 25y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Cecelia, 23y b.KS, occ: ?
Published obituary
McMANUS -- Charles. From his home, 555 Wanda Avenue. Thursday, June 29, 9 am, from Holy Name Church, Rosendale, Kansas.
Burial Mount Mary's Cemetery. Auto funeral.
He is survived by his wife and seven children, Mrs G A Seaman, Mrs E F Proctor, Mrs W A Fanisher, Mrs J D Smith, Mrs G A Dawes, Miss Cecelia McManus and Mr J B McManus.
The Kansas City STAR
28 June 1916
obituary from Rick in California
(December 2017)
He met and married Elizabeth McKenzie in Canada, they have three daughters: Mary Agnus, Rose Marie and Jessie Angelica. They moved to Chillicothe, Missouri around 1881, then to Kansas City, Missouri along with his family. Charles made a living as a photographer. He died in the Rosedale neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas.
Sister, Catherine McManus Murphy
Stepmother, Jane McManus
Above information from Rick in California.
Record of Marriage
groom: Charles McMoney [?], 21y b.Ireland
bride: Elizabeth McKenzie, 20y b.Goderich
date: 26 October 1863
place: Huron, Ontario, Canada
groom’s father: Bernhard McMoney [?]
groom’s mother: Jean McMonis [?]
bride’s father: John McKenzie
bride’s mother: Agnes Craye
“Ontario, County Marriages, 1858-1869”
FamilySearch (image available)
1900/ Missouri/ Jackson
h/ Chas McManus, 58y b.Apr 1842 Ireland, M/37, Imm 1870 Na, occ: Photographer
w/ Elizabeth, 55y b.Jun 1844 Canada, immigrated 1870, mother of 13/8 living
d/ Theresa, 22y b.Aug 1877 MO, occupation: Press feeder
d/ Rosa, 18y b.Feb 1882 KS
d/ Jessie, 16y b.Apr 1884 KS
d/ Cecelia, 14y b.May 1886 MO
residence: 608 [E] 29th Street, Kansas City
1910/ Kansas/ Wyandotte
h/ Charles McManus, (s/b 68) b.Ireland, M1/40 (s/b 47), occupation: none
w/ Elizabeth M, 65y b.Canada, mother of 7/7 living
d/ Rosie, 27y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Jessie, 25y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Cecelia, 23y b.KS, occ: ?
Published obituary
McMANUS -- Charles. From his home, 555 Wanda Avenue. Thursday, June 29, 9 am, from Holy Name Church, Rosendale, Kansas.
Burial Mount Mary's Cemetery. Auto funeral.
He is survived by his wife and seven children, Mrs G A Seaman, Mrs E F Proctor, Mrs W A Fanisher, Mrs J D Smith, Mrs G A Dawes, Miss Cecelia McManus and Mr J B McManus.
The Kansas City STAR
28 June 1916
obituary from Rick in California
(December 2017)
Charles is a son of Bernard and Ann (McConnell) McManus. He was born in County Fermanagh, Ireland, emigrating to Goderich, Ontario, Canada with his father due to the potato famine in Ireland. Charles' mother died during the potato famine.
He met and married Elizabeth McKenzie in Canada, they have three daughters: Mary Agnus, Rose Marie and Jessie Angelica. They moved to Chillicothe, Missouri around 1881, then to Kansas City, Missouri along with his family. Charles made a living as a photographer. He died in the Rosedale neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas.
Sister, Catherine McManus Murphy
Stepmother, Jane McManus
Above information from Rick in California.
Record of Marriage
groom: Charles McMoney [?], 21y b.Ireland
bride: Elizabeth McKenzie, 20y b.Goderich
date: 26 October 1863
place: Huron, Ontario, Canada
groom’s father: Bernhard McMoney [?]
groom’s mother: Jean McMonis [?]
bride’s father: John McKenzie
bride’s mother: Agnes Craye
“Ontario, County Marriages, 1858-1869”
FamilySearch (image available)
1900/ Missouri/ Jackson
h/ Chas McManus, 58y b.Apr 1842 Ireland, M/37, Imm 1870 Na, occ: Photographer
w/ Elizabeth, 55y b.Jun 1844 Canada, immigrated 1870, mother of 13/8 living
d/ Theresa, 22y b.Aug 1877 MO, occupation: Press feeder
d/ Rosa, 18y b.Feb 1882 KS
d/ Jessie, 16y b.Apr 1884 KS
d/ Cecelia, 14y b.May 1886 MO
residence: 608 [E] 29th Street, Kansas City
1910/ Kansas/ Wyandotte
h/ Charles McManus, (s/b 68) b.Ireland, M1/40 (s/b 47), occupation: none
w/ Elizabeth M, 65y b.Canada, mother of 7/7 living
d/ Rosie, 27y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Jessie, 25y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Cecelia, 23y b.KS, occ: ?
Published obituary
McMANUS -- Charles. From his home, 555 Wanda Avenue. Thursday, June 29, 9 am, from Holy Name Church, Rosendale, Kansas.
Burial Mount Mary's Cemetery. Auto funeral.
He is survived by his wife and seven children, Mrs G A Seaman, Mrs E F Proctor, Mrs W A Fanisher, Mrs J D Smith, Mrs G A Dawes, Miss Cecelia McManus and Mr J B McManus.
The Kansas City STAR
28 June 1916
obituary from Rick in California
(December 2017)
He met and married Elizabeth McKenzie in Canada, they have three daughters: Mary Agnus, Rose Marie and Jessie Angelica. They moved to Chillicothe, Missouri around 1881, then to Kansas City, Missouri along with his family. Charles made a living as a photographer. He died in the Rosedale neighborhood of Kansas City, Kansas.
Sister, Catherine McManus Murphy
Stepmother, Jane McManus
Above information from Rick in California.
Record of Marriage
groom: Charles McMoney [?], 21y b.Ireland
bride: Elizabeth McKenzie, 20y b.Goderich
date: 26 October 1863
place: Huron, Ontario, Canada
groom’s father: Bernhard McMoney [?]
groom’s mother: Jean McMonis [?]
bride’s father: John McKenzie
bride’s mother: Agnes Craye
“Ontario, County Marriages, 1858-1869”
FamilySearch (image available)
1900/ Missouri/ Jackson
h/ Chas McManus, 58y b.Apr 1842 Ireland, M/37, Imm 1870 Na, occ: Photographer
w/ Elizabeth, 55y b.Jun 1844 Canada, immigrated 1870, mother of 13/8 living
d/ Theresa, 22y b.Aug 1877 MO, occupation: Press feeder
d/ Rosa, 18y b.Feb 1882 KS
d/ Jessie, 16y b.Apr 1884 KS
d/ Cecelia, 14y b.May 1886 MO
residence: 608 [E] 29th Street, Kansas City
1910/ Kansas/ Wyandotte
h/ Charles McManus, (s/b 68) b.Ireland, M1/40 (s/b 47), occupation: none
w/ Elizabeth M, 65y b.Canada, mother of 7/7 living
d/ Rosie, 27y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Jessie, 25y b.KS, occ: ?
d/ Cecelia, 23y b.KS, occ: ?
Published obituary
McMANUS -- Charles. From his home, 555 Wanda Avenue. Thursday, June 29, 9 am, from Holy Name Church, Rosendale, Kansas.
Burial Mount Mary's Cemetery. Auto funeral.
He is survived by his wife and seven children, Mrs G A Seaman, Mrs E F Proctor, Mrs W A Fanisher, Mrs J D Smith, Mrs G A Dawes, Miss Cecelia McManus and Mr J B McManus.
The Kansas City STAR
28 June 1916
obituary from Rick in California
(December 2017)
Family Members
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John Bernard McManus
1865–1922
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Mary Agnus "Agnes" McManus Seaman
1866–1950
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Catherine Ann Margerit "Kate" McManus Proctor
1873–1956
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Theresa Agnes "Tess" McManus Fanshier
1877–1959
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Rose Marie McManus Smith
1882–1972
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Jessie Angelica McManus Dawes
1885–1951
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Cecelia Agnes "Celia" McManus Curley
1891–1969
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