Ellen MANN [2960]

   FamilySearch ID: MFT5-VCZ.

  Noted events in her life were:

1. Emigration: to Montreal, Québec, Canada on the ship Heber as part of the Petworth Immigration Project, on 5 June 1836, in Pevensey, , Sussex, England. The family came on the ship Heber, A1, 441 tons; master Captain Rue; superintendent appointed by the Petworth Emigration Committee: James Marr Brydone; sailed from Portsmouth (Spithead) 28 April 1836; arrived at Quebec 5 June 1836/Quebec, Canada.

According to Poor Law records at the Public Record Office at Kew, Wisborough Green Vestry borrowed £200 in 1836 to send a party of people to Canada. Among these they listed the following:

Noah Mann (33)
Elizabeth Mann (32)
Noah Mann (10)
Ambrose Mann (8)
Meshec Mann (6)
Sadrac Mann (4)
Hannah Mann (2)
Ellen Mann (infant)

Also listed on that voyage were Noah's parents and four of his younger brothers:
Samuel Mann (54)
Elizabeth Mann (53)
Mark Mann (16)
Eli Downer Mann (14)
Moses Mann (12)
Edwin Mann (9) This event was shared from Samuel C. MANN [2271] who also shared it with Ambrose MANN [2957], Ann DOWNER [2961], Edwin MANN [2965], Eli Downer MANN [2963], Elizabeth Ann SHERWIN [1852], Hannah MANN [138], Mark MANN [2962], Meshach MANN [2958], Moses MANN [2964], Noah MANN [1851], Noah Nelson MANN, Jr. [2956], and Shadrach MANN [2959].

2. She appeared on the 1851 British census on 30 March 1851 in Pevensey, , Sussex, England. Ellen returned to Sussex and appears in the census working as a servant in the Brockhurst household in Alfold, Sussex, England.