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Manning Francis.

Mr. Charles Francis Darling of Worcester has found in the Connecticut Records the marriage of Manning Francis and Sarah Ginnings at Windham, April 1, 1772. Eight children were born to them between 1773 and 1800, inclusive.

Manning was the son of John and Deborah, of Medford, born November 20, 1748. This does not accord with Medford Historical Register, vol. 8, page 39. There was another child, Manning, in this family, born January 3, 1747; died September 6, 1748.

Manning Francis served as express conductor in the Revolution. See Connecticut Revolutionary Records, page 628. All trace of him is lost in Windham records after 1808. The name Francis is also found in the records of Canterbury, Conn.

Medford, MA. 1905.

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