NO STONE

Son of James E. Maner

&

Mary Louisiana Belle (nee: Chrisman) Maner - Wells

Some data on Henry:

Oregon, U.S., State Deaths, 1864-1971

Name Henry Maner

Gender Male

Race White

Age 31

Birth Date abt 1892

Death Date 28 Nov 1923

Death Place Kerry, Columbia, Oregon, USA

Certificate Number 242

1900 United States Federal Census

Henry is living with his mom, stepdad & brother -

Name Henry L Maner

Age 8

Birth Date Apr 1892

Birthplace Arkansas, USA

Home in 1900 Hunt, Scott, Arkansas

Sheet Number 3

Number of Dwelling in Order of Visitation 31

Family Number 51

Race White

Gender Male

Relation to Head of House Stepson (Step Son)

Marital Status Single

Father's Birthplace Missouri, USA

Mother's Name Louisnanna B Wells

Mother's Birthplace Texas, USA

Household members

Name Age

William M Wells 48, MO/MO/MO

Louisnanna B Wells 31, TX/MO/TX

James A Maner 10, Ark/MO/TX

Henry L Maner 8, Ark/MO/TX

U.S., Army Transport Service Arriving and Departing Passenger Lists, 1910-1939

Name Henry Maner

Departure Date 11 Jun 1919

Departure Place Hoboken, New Jersey

Residence Place Fanshaw, Okla

Next of Kin Charles C Christman

Rev Charles C. Chrisman

Relationship Uncle

Ship Von Steuben

Military Unit 27th Co

Rank Private

Service Number R-2283085

Notes Camp Meade Replacement Unit No 6 AEF France

U.S., Veterans Administration Master Index, 1917-1940

Name Henry Maner

Record Type Military Service

Birth Date 8 Apr 1892

Military Date 1923

Residence Place Danville, Ark

Death Date Dec 1923

Oregon, U.S., Death Index, 1898-2008

Name Henry Maner

Death Date 28 Nov 1923

Death Place Clatsop

Certificate 242

U.S., Army Transport Service Arriving and Departing Passenger Lists, 1910-1939

Name Henry Maner

Departure Place Antwerp, Belgium

Arrival Place Debarkation Brooklyn NY

Ship Cantigny

Military Unit Co H 8th Inf

Rank Private

Service Number R2285085

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Per Bev fag member:

E.B. Hughes has since morphed into Hughes- Ransom Mortuary: 

Hughes - Ransom Mortuary (hughesransom.com)

Source for adding his name, location and the fact he has no stone is from Clatsop county Historical Society---there was a compilation of burials in that cemetery they put together---it was from a sexton's book, from headstone readings by the Genealogical society done in May 1987, from newspaper index at Astoria Public Library, Clatsop county death records, deed records at the courthouse. This cemetery had (at one time) a number of wooden markers but they have burned off in a number of fires---possibly his original marker was wooden.

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