General Notes

(Research):1280 Stephen Manning.[402] Stephen died in 1309.
[22]
Stephen de Manning lived during the last years of Henry II
I (1216-1272). He
is mentioned in old deeds of the time of King Edward I (121
6-1272). He died
in the 3rd year of King Edward II (1309).
"Manning is from an old Norse word - manningi - meaning a b
rave or valiant
man, and one of the first forms of the name was Mannin: ano
ther orthography
was Manning". The above is quoted from the Journal of Ameri
can Genealogy,
1922, published by the National Historical Society as print
ed in "The Manning
Manse Messenger", March 9, 1925. This article begins its hi
story of the
Mannings 'with Ranulph or Rudolph de Manning, Count Palatin
e, who having
married Elgida, aunt to Kind Harold I, of England, had a gr
ant of land in
Kent.".[90]
? . . of whom there is mention in old deeds of the time o
f K. Edward I., who
was descended from Simon de Manning.? [402]
?Stephanus Manning, Sup?st tp?e. Henry 3. Obit anno 3 Edwar
d 2nd.? [413]
?Died 3 K Edward II.? [420]