Manerva Josephine Thomas was born 4 Mar 1847 in Henry County, Missouri to William B. Thomas and Eleanor Marshall Ralston.
The 1850 and 1860 census' found the Thomas family continuing to reside in Tebo, Henry County, Missouri; however, because she is not on the 1860 census, it is supposed that Manerva's mother, Eleanor, had passed away by 1860..
On 19 Mar 1865 Manerva married Enoch Evert Wiley in Warsaw, Benton, Missouri.
The 1870 census saw Manerva and Enoch living with their two eldest children Barbara and WIlliam in Post Oak, Johnson, Missouri.
In the 1880 census, the Wiley family was living in Virgil, Vernon, Missouri. In 1884 when their daughter Dora Pearl was born, they were living in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri.
The Wiley children included Barbara Ellen (b. 1867), William Thomas (b. 1868, Charles Edward (b. 1871), John V (b. 1873), Robert Lee (b. 1874), Perlia I. (b. 1879), James E (b. 1880), Dora Pearl (b. 1884), and Lillie May (b. 1888)
Several of the Wiley children moved to the Oklahoma Territory, and the elder Wileys followed suit. In the 1900 census, Enoch is living in Seay (Blaine County) Oklahoma with his wife Manerva and his two youngest daughters Dora and Lillie May.
In 1903 Enoch had a cancer on the cheek bone. Only Lillie May, his youngest child was living at home. Enoch sent May and Manerva to town and he shot himself.
Enoch is buried in Collins Cemetery, Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma.
In approximately 1908, Manerva remarried Peter Nelson. Peter emigrated from Denmark to the United States in 1869.
In 1910, Peter and Manerva were living in Seay, Blaine, Oklahoma. By 1919, Manerva was once again widowed and she was living by herself in Cimarron, Blaine, Oklahoma.
Manerva passed away on May 15, 1925 in Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma and was buried in Collins Cemetery.
The 1850 and 1860 census' found the Thomas family continuing to reside in Tebo, Henry County, Missouri; however, because she is not on the 1860 census, it is supposed that Manerva's mother, Eleanor, had passed away by 1860..
On 19 Mar 1865 Manerva married Enoch Evert Wiley in Warsaw, Benton, Missouri.
The 1870 census saw Manerva and Enoch living with their two eldest children Barbara and WIlliam in Post Oak, Johnson, Missouri.
In the 1880 census, the Wiley family was living in Virgil, Vernon, Missouri. In 1884 when their daughter Dora Pearl was born, they were living in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri.
The Wiley children included Barbara Ellen (b. 1867), William Thomas (b. 1868, Charles Edward (b. 1871), John V (b. 1873), Robert Lee (b. 1874), Perlia I. (b. 1879), James E (b. 1880), Dora Pearl (b. 1884), and Lillie May (b. 1888)
Several of the Wiley children moved to the Oklahoma Territory, and the elder Wileys followed suit. In the 1900 census, Enoch is living in Seay (Blaine County) Oklahoma with his wife Manerva and his two youngest daughters Dora and Lillie May.
In 1903 Enoch had a cancer on the cheek bone. Only Lillie May, his youngest child was living at home. Enoch sent May and Manerva to town and he shot himself.
Enoch is buried in Collins Cemetery, Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma.
In approximately 1908, Manerva remarried Peter Nelson. Peter emigrated from Denmark to the United States in 1869.
In 1910, Peter and Manerva were living in Seay, Blaine, Oklahoma. By 1919, Manerva was once again widowed and she was living by herself in Cimarron, Blaine, Oklahoma.
Manerva passed away on May 15, 1925 in Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma and was buried in Collins Cemetery.
Manerva Josephine Thomas was born 4 Mar 1847 in Henry County, Missouri to William B. Thomas and Eleanor Marshall Ralston.
The 1850 and 1860 census' found the Thomas family continuing to reside in Tebo, Henry County, Missouri; however, because she is not on the 1860 census, it is supposed that Manerva's mother, Eleanor, had passed away by 1860..
On 19 Mar 1865 Manerva married Enoch Evert Wiley in Warsaw, Benton, Missouri.
The 1870 census saw Manerva and Enoch living with their two eldest children Barbara and WIlliam in Post Oak, Johnson, Missouri.
In the 1880 census, the Wiley family was living in Virgil, Vernon, Missouri. In 1884 when their daughter Dora Pearl was born, they were living in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri.
The Wiley children included Barbara Ellen (b. 1867), William Thomas (b. 1868, Charles Edward (b. 1871), John V (b. 1873), Robert Lee (b. 1874), Perlia I. (b. 1879), James E (b. 1880), Dora Pearl (b. 1884), and Lillie May (b. 1888)
Several of the Wiley children moved to the Oklahoma Territory, and the elder Wileys followed suit. In the 1900 census, Enoch is living in Seay (Blaine County) Oklahoma with his wife Manerva and his two youngest daughters Dora and Lillie May.
In 1903 Enoch had a cancer on the cheek bone. Only Lillie May, his youngest child was living at home. Enoch sent May and Manerva to town and he shot himself.
Enoch is buried in Collins Cemetery, Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma.
In approximately 1908, Manerva remarried Peter Nelson. Peter emigrated from Denmark to the United States in 1869.
In 1910, Peter and Manerva were living in Seay, Blaine, Oklahoma. By 1919, Manerva was once again widowed and she was living by herself in Cimarron, Blaine, Oklahoma.
Manerva passed away on May 15, 1925 in Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma and was buried in Collins Cemetery.
The 1850 and 1860 census' found the Thomas family continuing to reside in Tebo, Henry County, Missouri; however, because she is not on the 1860 census, it is supposed that Manerva's mother, Eleanor, had passed away by 1860..
On 19 Mar 1865 Manerva married Enoch Evert Wiley in Warsaw, Benton, Missouri.
The 1870 census saw Manerva and Enoch living with their two eldest children Barbara and WIlliam in Post Oak, Johnson, Missouri.
In the 1880 census, the Wiley family was living in Virgil, Vernon, Missouri. In 1884 when their daughter Dora Pearl was born, they were living in El Dorado Springs, Cedar, Missouri.
The Wiley children included Barbara Ellen (b. 1867), William Thomas (b. 1868, Charles Edward (b. 1871), John V (b. 1873), Robert Lee (b. 1874), Perlia I. (b. 1879), James E (b. 1880), Dora Pearl (b. 1884), and Lillie May (b. 1888)
Several of the Wiley children moved to the Oklahoma Territory, and the elder Wileys followed suit. In the 1900 census, Enoch is living in Seay (Blaine County) Oklahoma with his wife Manerva and his two youngest daughters Dora and Lillie May.
In 1903 Enoch had a cancer on the cheek bone. Only Lillie May, his youngest child was living at home. Enoch sent May and Manerva to town and he shot himself.
Enoch is buried in Collins Cemetery, Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma.
In approximately 1908, Manerva remarried Peter Nelson. Peter emigrated from Denmark to the United States in 1869.
In 1910, Peter and Manerva were living in Seay, Blaine, Oklahoma. By 1919, Manerva was once again widowed and she was living by herself in Cimarron, Blaine, Oklahoma.
Manerva passed away on May 15, 1925 in Okeene, Blaine, Oklahoma and was buried in Collins Cemetery.
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