How do you like it when those commercial genealogy, grave, and historical websites make money off of your work and family history/treasures? I've been online longer than most of them and have NEVER made ONE PENNY off any of the history I've work on over the last 50 years - to the contrary, all of this preservation has cost me tens of thousands of dollars! My goal is to preserve all Manning and the Manning area history - which is so precious and very special (especially to me) and I have never once thought about making money off of other family's and individual's pictures and history. So why not JOIN my astronomical endeavors and rather than give those other websites your pictures and history so they can make money off of it (and you) - let me digitize it and archive it in the Manning Historical Preservation database and even post some of it on my website.
Now I haven't done this all by myself...I've had hundreds of volunteers help me with the history books we've published and sourcing of
Manning information, and the endless supply of pictures and information that
hundreds more individuals with Manning connections have sent/brought to me to scan and archive and post on my web pages. |
If you come here and take information and then don't contact me and share what you have you are only hurting
your own research.
The reason why I have some of the obituaries and information on my web pages is because
others shared.
So if you don't share what you have then I won't be able to add to my database which might catch
another relative's eye - so you are only hurting your future prospects at getting more information.
Think about it!!!
Also, the obituaries on my web pages are my work and NOT to be copied and posted on other websites, especially the commercial ones which make money - you and they can spend your own time/money to do the research and editing/proof reading.
I cross reference the obituaries with the city of Manning Cemetery records and the Carroll genealogical booklet
and find many discrepancies between all of the sources.
Some errors can be from the OCR scanner software.
April 19, 2024 | Arlo L. Hodne Paul Vogl Lance Masters Michael Masters Nina Free Elsie Stoelk |
April 18, 2024 | Lester Rowedder Albert Eckholdt Gertrude Bieter Grover Beiter Joseph Seyller Ben Sextro Rita Winkelpleck |
April 17, 2024 | Gordon Eckholdt Alma Eckholdt Jerry Eckholdt Mainert Eckholdt Sarah Free Horace Free Maude Stephany John J. Oeser |
April 16, 2024 | Carl Schroeder Pearle Swaney David Swaney Conrad Dietz Peter Stephany Christena Hinze Charles Hinze |
April 14, 2024 | Lorenz Lorenzen Johanna Rostermundt R. Randolph Rogers Frances Rogers John Lewis Lester Lenhart Jurgen Schroeder Walter Mahlberg Maude Schroeder Walter Blakeslee Mabel Dammann May Dunlap Harvey Bell |
April 9, 2024 | Harold Addington Leona Brus Clara Peters John A. Peters |
When I get time I will add obituaries and memorial cards that I gather.
If you live in the Manning area and have OBs/Memorials please let me know.
If you live in another community and have obituaries/memorial cards of former Manning
citizens and are interested in adding that information please contact me
by e-mail.
We need your help!!
Please let me know if you find errors.
You may be working on your family genealogy and history and while searching the Internet
for information you found my web page about Manning, Iowa, history.
If your family has roots in Manning and you find information on my web pages please
E-mail Dave Kusel.
Presently we are working on a Manning school history book and you may have country or
town school pictures or some other school information about a relative who lived here.
This school book project will be finished in early 2010.
Then in mid 2010 we'll start on a Manning Veterans' history book.
If you have worked on genealogy for very long you know how much time and expense it takes. I am not charging for this information but please realize that if you help me in return with other Manning connected obituaries, pictures, and information, when combining our efforts, we will probably find even more people who can help both of us.
We also have a Manning History Book Committee that needs funds to continue doing research and we would appreciate donations which are tax deductable. E-mail Dave Kusel