George Manners and his wife came to Bishop Auckland around about 1800. George came from New Lambton where he was born in 1751, the son of Thomas, a colliery overman.
George has been described as an overman, a yeoman, an assessor for Land, Tax and as a coal owner. He was described as a coal owner in the St. Andrew's Church, Bishop Auckland church burial record on August 20, 1821.
He married Elizabeth Gardner Dec 29, 1775 at Chester-le-Street
George has been described as an overman, a yeoman, an assessor for Land, Tax and as a coal owner. He was described as a coal owner in the St. Andrew's Church, Bishop Auckland church burial record on August 20, 1821.
He married Elizabeth Gardner Dec 29, 1775 at Chester-le-Street
George Manners and his wife came to Bishop Auckland around about 1800. George came from New Lambton where he was born in 1751, the son of Thomas, a colliery overman.
George has been described as an overman, a yeoman, an assessor for Land, Tax and as a coal owner. He was described as a coal owner in the St. Andrew's Church, Bishop Auckland church burial record on August 20, 1821.
He married Elizabeth Gardner Dec 29, 1775 at Chester-le-Street
George has been described as an overman, a yeoman, an assessor for Land, Tax and as a coal owner. He was described as a coal owner in the St. Andrew's Church, Bishop Auckland church burial record on August 20, 1821.
He married Elizabeth Gardner Dec 29, 1775 at Chester-le-Street
