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Joseph Manning

Joseph Manning

Born
1798-01-01 12:00:00
Died
1826-06-01 12:00:00
Gender
Male
Place of migration
Migrated to/Born in Other countries

I have not much information other than:

Joseph Manning B around 1798 married a lady called Dorinda in Galway (we believe Ahascragh).  He worked as a Clerk before joining the EICA in 1819 and was posted out to Bombay, India.  Dorinda died shortly after arrival. They had a young child called Joseph.  Joseph himself died in 1826 in Bombay.

We don't know about his family at all but am aware that there was a Thomas and Michael Manning in Ahascragh around the time (perhaps Siblings?).  Nor do we know Dorinda's family.

 

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Ahascragh (Galway)

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