35913.Mary Manrow. Born ca 1723 in Norwalk, CT.225 Mary died on 25 Oct 1803.
Mary was named in the 1793 will of her sister Susanna (Monroe) Barber of Danbury.225
On 9 Jan 1746 Mary married Daniel Wood (54355) , son of Samuel Wood (28 Feb 1689/90-1763) & Sarah Cornwell (38125) (ca 1692-), in Danbury, CT.250 Born ca 1726 in Danbury, CT. Daniel died in Danbury, CT on 1 Dec 1808.
35916.Noah Manrow. Born ca 1729 in Norwalk, CT.225 Noah died in Sharon, CT on 5 May 1793.225 Buried in Sharon Burying Ground.
Check out The American Genealogist Vol. 35-38, pg: 199
From the History of the Town of Sharon, Litchfield County, Conn. By Charles F. Sedgwick. Case, Tiffany & Co. Hartford, Connecticut. 1842. Page 98:
Noah Manrow was for more than forty years an inhabitant of Mudgetown. He came from Salisbury in 1751. He lived on the borders of the Pond, in a house lately destroyed by fire, then owned by Captain Benjamin Lines. He died May 5th, 1793, at the age of sixty-four. He left sons, Noah, Younglove, Daniel and Philo.
The family name was spelled variously in Sharon including Manroe, Manrowe, Monroe, Munrow, and Munrow.547
1790 Federal census. Litchfield, Litchfield County, Connecticut Roll 1, page 343 Family of Noah Monroe
2 males under 16
1 male 16 and over
3 females Neighbors on the census: Joseph Lenley, Younglove Monroe [Noah’s son], Adonijah Griswold, Noah Monrow, Benjamin Hamiln, Benjamin Hamlin, Nathanl Warren
Noah left a will on 10 Jan 1788. He named wife Deborah, three eldest daughters, Deborah, Miriam and Wealthy; daughters Susanna and Achsa; 3 youngest daughters, Dorcas, Mahala and Betsey; sons Younglove, Daniel and Philo. His estate was proved on 17 May 1793.
A number of Noah and Deborah’s children moved to Cayuga County. In the History of Cayuga County, (Elliot G. Storke, publ. D Mason, Syracuse, 1879), addenda, page xv, several Manrow’s are listed in the section for Throop:
Milo P. Manrow, b. Throop 1816, d. Nov 1875.
Betsey Adams Manro, res log 17, widow of M.P. Manrow; b. Pittsfield, Otsego Co. 1812, s ’34, p.o. Auburn
Younglove Manrow, b. Sharon, Conn. 1767, s 1802, took up 400 acres of land, d. 1831
Myron C. Manrow, res. lot 6, farmer, b. Throop 1811, lives on the lot taken up by his father, Younglove Manrow, of whom he is the only sufvivng child, p.o. Auburn
Laura Manrow, wife of M.C. Manrow, daughter of Joshua Coane, b. Ovid, Seneca Co. 1813, s ’17
Younglove Manrow, Jr., b. Litchfield Co. Conn. 1792, s 1802, d. 17 Aug 1865.
Roxsena Manrow, widow of Younglove Manrow Jr, res log 16, b. Cheshire Co., NH 1808, s ’16, p.o. Auburn box 2
Perry Manrow, res lot 16, market gardener, b. Throop 1848, p.o. Auburn box 2
Maggie Manro, wife of Perry Manro, b. Moutezuma 1848
Ca 1751 Noah married Deborah Younglove (35689) , daughter of Daniel Younglove (17121) (9 Oct 1716-ca 1775). Born ca 1735 in Hartford, CT. Deborah died in Throop, Cayuga County, New York on 22 Nov 1805. Buried in Pine Hill Cemetery, Throop.
Deborah may have been a daughter of one of Daniel Younglove’s brothers rathan than of Daniel.
Noah’s widow [Deborah] was admitted to the First Church of Christ, Sharon, on 5 Jul 1795.547
Pine Hill Cemetery, Throop, Cayuga County, New York
Deborah Younglove Manroe, b. 1735, d. 22 Nov 1805