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D Man

1st tier candidate:

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  • Daniel Man/Mann, b Dedham 1777 - d Dover 1859, 1801, 1802 deeds, housewright and carpenter​​

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2nd tier candidate:

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  • David Man/Mann, Pembroke, MA, 1782-1858

      1808 court document shop joiner but remaining              deeds and records through 1855 record David as a        shipwright or ship joiner as was his father David.

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Editor: Only the D Man marks are being considered here as the D Mann plane is dated to 1770-1780 by GAWP5.

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D Man

1st tier candidate:

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  • Daniel Man/Mann, b Dedham 1777 - d Dover 1859

1801, 1802 deeds in Dover, Norfolk, MA, housewright and carpenter​​

m Rachel

parents James and Lydia

mason 1816, Dedham

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2nd tier candidate (due to the predominant shipwright trade):

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  • David Man/Mann, Pembroke, Plymouth Co., MA, 1782-1858

1808 court document shop joiner, but the remaining deeds and records through 1855 record David as a shipwright or ship joiner as was his father David also from Pembroke, 1752-1838.

One note in Ancestry.com has David building his own house in 1805, but this could not be documented.

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Daniel Man, 1802 deed, housewright

David Man, 1808 court document, shop joiner (else ship joiner)

(The presentation of visually based elements (scale imprints, scale drawings, etc.) is a challenge, especially when moving from the printed page to the realm of an electronic medium. For reference, the original GAWP 5, CAWP, BARS and SOJ publications had pages which were 8-1/2" in width.)

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