Richard Wallace MANTLO

                   NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Sylvanus T. Mantlo, son of Richard W. and Martha, born September 11, 1800."
                  

                   NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Lewis F. M.  Mantlo, born 12 June 1802 died September 28, 1815."
                  

                   NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Amanda M. Mantlo, born 16 June 1804."
                  

                   NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Sarah B. Mantlo, born 13 June 1807."
                  

                   NOTES: 25 June 2000 - Info from Bill Packer's book.
Robert Oswell Mantlo was also married to H E Roe on the 22 Aug 1851 in , Robertson,Tennessee.
They had one son Peter Mantlo born 27 Aug 1853 in , Robertson,Tennessee.

NOTES: March 2008 - See 1850 US Census in my Mantlo census file. Mary Bell is not listed in this census taken 20 Aug
1850.

NOTES: April 2010 - Looking on Ancestry.com in Tennessee State Marriages I found Robert O and Harriet E's marriage.
Name: Robert O Mantlo
Spouse: Harriet E Roe
Marriage Date: 22 Aug 1851
Marriage County: Robertson

NOTES: August 2013 - Robert O age 41 is listed in the 1850 US Census with his 9 children only, census taken August  1850.

NOTES: August 2013 - R O Mantelo age 51 is listed in the 1860 US Census with H E & some of his children.

NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Robert D. Mantlo, born 22 April 1809."
                  

                   NOTES: August 2013 - All info came from Find A Grave memorial # 99491697
         It has her name as Mariah V Pope Pike ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ?

NOTES: August 2013 - Maria is listed in the 1850 US Census with Alfred & some of their children, age 39.

NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Regenia Maria R. Mantlo, born 6 November 1811."
                  

                   NOTES: September 2007 - In the 1860 Tennessee Census Richard is not listed with Martha. He probably died before 1860.

NOTES: August 2013 -Richard O Mantlo age 36 is listed in the 1850 US Census with Martha J & 7 children.

NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Richard D. Mantlo, born 8 December 1813."
                  

                   NOTES: April 2013 - 1850 US Census was listed: BR Mantloe age 33 born in Tennessee, Eliza age 25 born in Kentucky,
                        Sarah F age 8, Martha A age 6, Robert T age 4, Malvina age 3, William age 0 all born in Kentucky.

NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Benjamin R. Mantlo, born 6 November 1816."
                  

                   NOTES: March 2012 - On Find A Grave it has her dob as the 3rd of Apr 1819.
                          Find A Grave Memorial# 25621309

NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Martha Louisa Mantlo, born 13 April 1819."

NOTES: September 2013 - In the 1900 US Census, Louisa age 81 (aunt) was living with Alfred M and Mary Pike.
                  

                   NOTES: See short history of James Quales, William Gilson and Lynch T Mantlo in my history file.

NOTES: April 2010 - Looking on Ancestry.com in Tennessee State Marriages I found L T and Winnie E's marriage.
April 2010 - Looking on Ancestry.com in Tennessee State Marriages I found L T and Martha's marriage.

NOTES: August 2013 - L T Mantlo age 29 is listed in the 1850 US Census with Sally age 28 & 4 of their children.

NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Lynch T. Mantlo, born 18 March 1821."
                  

                   NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "Frances Cornelia C. W. Mantlo, born 10 January 1824, died 21 August same year."
                  

                   NOTES: September 2007 - See 1870 and 1880 US Missouri census in my Mantlo census file.

NOTES: September 2007 - Looking on Findagrave.com I found William's info in the Topsy Cemetery.
Dr William Wallace Mantlo
Birth: Sep. 7, 1826 Springfield Robertson County Tennessee, USA
Death: Nov 11, 1903 Topsy Mercer County Missouri, USA
Dr William Wallace Mantlo born Sep 7th 1826 to Richard Wallace Mantlo and Martha Burnett Harris in Robertson County, Tennessee. William W Mantlo married Susan Sarah Stringer on 03 Jan 1858 in Sullivan County, Missouri to this union was born William Wallace Jr, Thomas Watkins, Jefferson Conrad and David Mantlo. Susan passed away in 1869. William then married Sarilda Harrels who was 28 year his Junior on 28 Feb 1870, also in Sullivan County, Missouri to this Union was born: James Marion, Nova Lonzo, Samuel, Bessie E, Wallace Edward, Lencretia G, Franklin L, and Benjamin Harrison Mantlo.
Dr William Wallace Mantlo was a physician in Topsy, Mercer County, Missouri for many years. He was in the Civil War as a surgeon and served in 1863. His funeral service was held at a Topsy Church by Reverand Wm McVay and his burial was at Topsy Cemetery. I believe there may not be a headstone there anymore.
Newspaper Article:
Dr. Mantlo Dead
Dr. W. W. Mantlo, an old and respected citizen, died Monday at his home 1 1/2 miles southwest of Topsy.
He had been in poor health for some years, and this summer suffered two paralytic strokes. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the church in Topsy, conducted by Rev. Wm. McVay, after which the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery nearby.
Dr Mantlo came to Mercer county about twenty years ago from Lion county, Missouri, and settled in Medicine township. He enjoyed a good practice and had a wide acquaintance in the county. Deceased was over seventy years of age at his death.

NOTES: October 2007 - On "findagrave.com" Julie Thomas Shellberg has added some info that says there was another child, a William Wallace Mantlo Jr.

NOTES: February 2008 - See 1850 Tennessee census, 1870 Missouri census, 1880 Missouri census, 1900 Missouri census, 1890 Veterans Schedule, Memorial on Find A Grave, Illinois Marriage record to Augusta Anderson. All in my Mantlo census file.

NOTES: July 2008 - Looking in Ancestry.com I came across the marriage record of Dr William W Mantlo and Susan Sarah Stringer. It reads: To the Clerk of the County Court for Sullivan County State of Missouri This is to certify that on the third day of January Eighteen Hundred and Fifty Eight at the residence of James M Stringer in said County & State I Solomnize the rites of Matrimony between said William W Mantlo and Susan Sarah Stringer and join them together as husband and wife.
D L Wright - Minister of the Gospel See copy in my Mantlo marriage certificate file

NOTES: March 2013 - On www.findagrave.com website I verified his birth, death, spouse & parents.
                          Find A Grave Memorial# 14556519

NOTES: September 2013 - This info found in "Red River Settlers"  Mantlo
    Little is known of the Mantlo family before they arrived in Robertson County, Tennessee.  The name is so similar to that of the Croatoan Indian, Manteo, that it is only natural to wonder if the Mantlo family traces through Indian blood.
    In 1933, there was an old Bible in Springfield, Tennessee, in the possession of a descendant, which contained the following entries:   (I will list only the info that pertains to the person on each PAF file)
    "William W. Mantlo, born September 7, 1826."