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Mary Elizabeth (Kernan) Manion was married to Francis E Manion at Mater Dolorosa Catholic Church 1230 South Carrollton Avenue, in New Orleans, Orleans Parish County, Louisiana United States, and they were together until Francis' death on November 4, 1993. Mary Manion died in New Orleans. Family, friend, or fan, this family history biography is for you to remember Mary Elizabeth (Kernan) Manion.
Francis E Manion of New Orleans, Orleans County, LA was born on February 26, 1917 in New Orleans. He was married to Mary Elizabeth (Kernan) Manion at Mater Dolorosa Catholic Church 1230 South Carrollton Avenue, in New Orleans, Orleans Parish County United States, and they were together until Francis' death on November 4, 1993. Francis Manion was buried at Greenwood Cemetary in New Orleans.
Texana Ratliff Manion - 1861
Texana Ratliff was a native Texian - born 14 Jul 1845 in San Augustine Co TX, daughter of William D & Evaline Garrett Ratliff. By 1860 she was living in Henderson Co TX, married to George D. Manion, a young attorney. CHILDREN: 1/ Evaline "Eva" 20 Dec 1860 - 11 Jun 1866; 2/ Essie 14 Jun 1866 - 16 Jun 1866; 3/Fannie Crosby 3 Jan 1868 - 27 Jul 1940; 4/Alfred Burt 1870 - 1879; 5/ Mary B Aug 1874 -After 1920;
6/ George D, Jr. 1 Jan 1875 - 15 Mar 1876; 7/ Infant Son B & D 1 Mar 1877. Texana died 14 May 1926 in Kaufman. She is buried next to George Manion, her children and mother in the Manion family plot at Kaufman City Cemetery in Kaufman, TX.
6/ George D, Jr. 1 Jan 1875 - 15 Mar 1876; 7/ Infant Son B & D 1 Mar 1877. Texana died 14 May 1926 in Kaufman. She is buried next to George Manion, her children and mother in the Manion family plot at Kaufman City Cemetery in Kaufman, TX.
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