Herbert MANWARING

Sources:

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Ancestral File (TM) June 1998 (c), data as of 5 JAN 1998
Mormon Immigration Index
Temple Records, LDS Temple Marriage, Batch M183401, 1875-1878, Film 183401. Film 1126289, Batch T998128, sh
Birth Certificate, REGISTRATION DISTRICT OF CONGLETON. BIRTH IN THE DISTRICT OF SANDBACH IN THE COUNTY OF CHES
1880 Federal Census, 1880 Federal Census, Film 1255337; Page Number 330A
Mapleton Utah Ward Records
Sandbach Parish Register, FHL 1751910-13

Notes:

                   Obituary: Herbert ManwaringTitle: Herbert Manwaring Buried At BlackfootText: BLACKFOOT, Idaho, March 6.-- Funeral services for Herbert Manwaring, 87, pioneer settler of Utah and resident of Blackfoot for 26 years, were held Tuesday afternoon at 12:30 from the Blackfoot First ward chapel, Bishop James H. Yancey officiated.A mixed quartet composed of Winnefred Young, Alice Hebden, Dexter Gardner and Lee T. Howell sang "Sometime We'll Understand," accompanied by Lenoa Elison. Invocation was by Bishop Joseph F. Jensen of Groveland. Violin solo, "The Cradle Song," was played by J. Wesley Curtis. A life sketch was read by Albert Manwaring of Ogden, a brother of the deceased.Speakers were former Bishop John S. Boker of Groveland, President James Duckworth of the Blackfoot Stake, and Bishop Yancey. The mixed quartet sang, "I Need Thee Every Hour" and Lloyd Reynolds sang "Prayer Perfect," accompanied by Mrs. Mary A. Packham. The closing song was by a male quartet composed of George H. Clark, Dexter, Roscoe, and Herman Gardner, "Life's Golden Dream is Past." Benediction was pronounced by Ben Chesley A. Woodland. Interment was in the family plot in Groveland Cemetery under the direction of the Sandberg funeral home. John H. Manwaring, of Springville, Utah, a brother of the deceased dedicated the grave.Pallbearers were Elwood Manwaring, Paul Jensen, Leonard Manwaring, Alocey Reynolds, Holley Manwaring and Darrold Jones. Floral tributes were carried by Helen, Beth, Vera, Marie, Wanda, Florence, Leah and Lenore Manwaring. With Mrs. James Yancey of the Relief Society in charge.