Individual Details

BIOGRAPHY: Manassah received communion from the Zion Lutheran Church i n May 181 4 and on September 29, 1816. Manassah Tice served from Febr uary 13-28, 1815 in Captain William Currie's company of the Virgini a Militia. The Tice's lived in what is now the town of Floyd, in Flo yd County, Virginia. When the county sea t was formed in 1837, Manass ah gave five of his 228 acres for public use. He w as described in hi s widow's pension application as a "full blooded German". A member o f the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, he was buried in it's cemeter y after his death.

Birth	Jan 24, 1796	Strasburg, Shenandoah County, Virginia
Marriage	Nov 24, 1828	Montgomery County, Virginia - Cynthia Dodd
Death	Feb 28, 1849	Floyd County, Virginia
Burial		Zion Lutheran Church Cemetery, Floyd County, Virginia

Spouse	Cynthia Dodd (1805 - 1884)
Child	Susannah Tice (1831 - )
Child	Caleb D Tice (1831 - 1888)
Child	Joseph Tice (1835 - )
Child	John William Tice (1836 - )
Child	Benjamin W Tice (1839 - 1863)
Child	Elizabeth Tice (1843 - )
Child	Abner N Tice (1845 - 1922)
Child	Fleming J Tice (1845 - 1865)
Child	Abraham Tice ( - )

Father	Jacob Tice Sr. (1740 - 1824)
Mother	Suzanne Margaret Query (1748 - 1817)
Sibling	Sarah Tice (1780 - 1817)
Sibling	Jacob Tice Jr. (1783 - 1864)
Sibling	Nicholas Tice (1786 - 1856)
Sibling	John Tice (1787 - )
Sibling	Susanna Tice (1788 - 1879)
Sibling	Christina Tice (1792 - )
Sibling	Elizabeth Tice (1800 - )
Sibling	Abraham Tice ( - )