George Octavious Man (1841 - 1922)
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George Octavious Man was born on 3 September 1841 at Halstead Hall, Halstead, Kent, the youngest son of Harry Stoe and Louisa Caroline (Fowle) Man.  He was baptized on 11 March 1842 at St. Margaret's, Halstead.  He married Mary Bradford on 23 August 1869 in Jhansi, India. George died in 1922.

Mary Bradford was born on 13 March 1850.

George and Mary belong to Generation Five; their children belong to Generation Six and are:

  1. ELEANOR KATHERINE ELLEN
  2. MARGARET HILDA CAROLINE
  3. HARRY GEORGE PERCY GARNET
  4. DAISY VIVIAN
  5. LOUISA ELSIE ROWLEY

[References: George's birth - Family bible; his baptism - film viewed at Kent RO; his marriage, death and Mary 's birth - Family papers.]

NOTES: All the children were born in India.  We are unaware at this time if there are any descendants of George and Mary's.  George, his wife, and youngest daughter appear on the 1901 census living in Willesden Green, north London.  George and his brothers, Edward and Septimus, were  barristers. Morrice Man in his diaries recalls his uncle George as follows. Mary was the daughter of General Bradford, Indian Army. It was believed that there were only four children of George and Mary, however in July 2003 Ed Man came across the following:

The Times, Dec 28, 1883; pg 1; Issue 31015; col A.
Category: Deaths

On the 21st Nov., at Dehru Doon, North-West Province, India, DAISY
VIVIAN, the youngest and beloved child of GEORGE OCTAVIOUS MAN, aged
seven years and four months
 

 

 

Hubert Man's notes on George Octavious Man are as follow: Born at Halstead Kent, Sept 3rd 1841. Sponsors Louisa Fowle, etc. Educated at the Royal Naval School. Passed into the Indian telegraphs. He was made an Assistant Magistrate; was ordered to punish an offender, did not consider it right, so refused & after a big row resigned. He became an advocate and practised for many years in India. He married Mary, daughter of General Bradford. ADC to Lord Harding. He retired to England, Hythe, Kent in 1894.

 

 

 

 

 



 

Generation

Paternal

Maternal

C Jonas Man Elizabeth Costerd
B George Man Jane Saunders
A Henry Man Frances Moody
One John Man Ann Tyle
Two

John Man

Mary Balchen

Three

Henry Man

Eleanor Thompson

Four

Harry Man

 Caroline Fowle

February 2003