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Family: Davidson Monroe Mann / Martha Jane Carter (F8206)  ^[1] 

• Father | Male Davidson Monroe Mann

  
  

  Born	17 Oct 1824	Stanly County, North Carolina
  Died	18 Apr 1907	Albermarle, Stanly County, North Carolina
  Buried		Kendalls Baptist Church Cemetery New London, Stanly County, North Carolina
  Married
  Father	Henry Mann | F8207 Group Sheet
  Mother	Mary Martha Holt | F8207 Group Sheet

  
  

  Mother | Female Martha Jane Carter

  
  

  Born	12 Oct 1833	Stanly County, North Carolina
  Died	5 Jan 1916	Albermarle, Stanly County, North Carolina
  Buried		Kendalls Baptist Church Cemetery New London, Stanly County, North Carolina
  Father	Richard LQRP-LG2 Carter | F5358 Group Sheet
  Mother	Nancy Hines Marshall | F5358 Group Sheet

  
  

• Notes

  Married: Children of Martha Jane Carter and Davidson Monroe Mann: Children Daniel Webster Mann, 1857?1919 Julia Mann Eudy, 1862?1935 William Henry Mann, 1865?1944 Adolphus Jay Mann, 1869?1960 Jonathan Arch Mann, 1871?1949 Charlie Boston Mann, 1878?1957 [2]

  
  

• Sources

  [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/100035781/davidson-monroe-mann. Davidson Monroe Mann Birth 17 Oct 1824 Stanly County, North Carolina Death 18 Apr 1907 (aged 82) Stanly County, North Carolina Burial Kendalls Baptist Church Cemetery New London, Stanly County, North Carolina Martha Jane Carter Mann Birth 12 Oct 1833 Stanly County, North Carolina Death 25 Jan 1911 (aged 77) Parents of Davidson Monroe Mann: Henry Mann, 1776?1872 Mary Martha Holt Mann, 1789?1839 Stanly County, North Carolina Burial Kendalls Baptist Church Cemetery New London, Stanly County, North Carolina Brothers Davidson, William and Jonathan Mann all enlisted in the Confederate Army in 1862. Jonathan was promoted to 2nd Lt on 23 Dec 1862 and later captured at Wise's Forks on 10 Mar 1865 near the end of the war. He was confined at Print Lookout, Maryland on 16 Mar 1865 and served time in Old Capital Prison in Washington DC. He was latered transferred to Ft Delaware on 25 Mar 1865 and released on 17 June 1865. He was made to swear an oath of allegiance to the Union and therefore given a horse to find his way back to North Carolina. His brother Davidson was discharged due to a disability on 24 Feb 1864 and brother William who was also captured decided he would never swear allegiance to the Union and walked from Maryland back to North Carolina as he was refused a horse for not swearing allegiance. [S32] Find-A-Grave.com, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/100035864/martha-jane-mann.