John David MANNING was the son of James Houston MANNING and Estella LEDBETTER. His birth information is listed in Estella's (his mother) family bible.
He was the grandson of Joel Irvin MANNING & Mary Ella VINES.
John David MANNING always went by the name, "J.D."
He was a Pilot and flew airplanes in the Civil Air Patrol. He restored wrecked cars as a profession. He was also a Pentecostal preacher.
He was living with his baby sister (who was helping to take care of him through his last illness) in Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama when he died.
He was the grandson of Joel Irvin MANNING & Mary Ella VINES.
John David MANNING always went by the name, "J.D."
He was a Pilot and flew airplanes in the Civil Air Patrol. He restored wrecked cars as a profession. He was also a Pentecostal preacher.
He was living with his baby sister (who was helping to take care of him through his last illness) in Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama when he died.
John David MANNING was the son of James Houston MANNING and Estella LEDBETTER. His birth information is listed in Estella's (his mother) family bible.
He was the grandson of Joel Irvin MANNING & Mary Ella VINES.
John David MANNING always went by the name, "J.D."
He was a Pilot and flew airplanes in the Civil Air Patrol. He restored wrecked cars as a profession. He was also a Pentecostal preacher.
He was living with his baby sister (who was helping to take care of him through his last illness) in Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama when he died.
He was the grandson of Joel Irvin MANNING & Mary Ella VINES.
John David MANNING always went by the name, "J.D."
He was a Pilot and flew airplanes in the Civil Air Patrol. He restored wrecked cars as a profession. He was also a Pentecostal preacher.
He was living with his baby sister (who was helping to take care of him through his last illness) in Notasulga, Macon County, Alabama when he died.
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