The Family Tree
is only as strong as it Roots! Strong Roots bear good fruit! The
Mann Family Tree
Click on a name to follow the
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Welcome to the
Mann
Family Web
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The 2007 Reunion held at the Curwensville Civic Center was a huge success.
Doors opened at noon with dinner at 1 PM followed by entertainment
and the obligatory family business
meeting. Approximately 100 of your cousins, aunts, uncles
and friends shared good food,
stories and fun games.
The 2008 Reunion will be held on Saturday July 12th.
- Time: Doors open at Noon. Dinner will be served at 1 PM.
- You should bring a dish to share. Table service will be provided.
We've been busy updating several of the family branches with information
we've received in 2006 and 2007 and we'd like to update your branch of the family
as well. Visit your branches page and
Email the web master
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A tip of the family fedora to Susan (Cardon) McDonnell for
adding some really great photos of Uncle Si's branch to the
family album. Visit our
Photo Gallery
to see photos dating back to the early 1900's. |
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Or
read the Family History
and the More History pages. |
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We need your help!
We need current email addresses for family members.
Email either
Karl Nagle or
Jim Nannery with your correct email address so we can let you know
what's going on in the family.
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This web site is devoted to the fourteen children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren of Benjamin Franklin Mann and Lydia Means
Mann.
The photo above was taken in the mid 1920's. They are, left to
right, oldest to youngest, Ida Blanch Mann, William Patterson Mann, George Bernard Mann,
Ira Elmer Mann, David Franklin Mann, Rachel Minnie Mann, Silas Jasper Mann, Harry Elwood
Mann, Harvey Sunday Mann, Sara Ann Mann, Foster Calvin Mann, Loudovicus Jane Mann, Mary
Ethel Mann and Jesse Harold Mann.
Father Benjamin and Mother Lydia Means Mann are
seated in the center front.
Please share this web site with other family members!
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