There were two Malenion's who were born about the same time. The one at Ebenezer is probably the other one. I do not have my notes handy with me right now to see who she was. David ----- Original Message ----- From: Charlie <charlieh@wt.net> To: <HOFFPAUIR-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Monday, February 28, 2000 12:07 PM Subject: Re: Austin Dailey clan > Roy, > > The Malenion at Ebenezer has the following dates on the tombstone.... > b. May 6, 1861 d. Jan 31 1910 (according to the book pub by > Pointe de l'Eglise). If this had been Austin's first wife, I would > have thought her name would have been under the Dailey name, rather > than the Hoffpauir name. > Also, according to the numbers assigned in taking the cemetery census, > her plot is B-6-30. The graves on either side of hers are of William > Hoffpauir (b. Mar 10 1858 d. Mar 15 1923) at B-6-29 and Houghton > Hoffpauir (b. Apr 3 1880 d. 23 Mar 1960) at B-6-31. > > Roy Williams wrote: > > > > Charlie, > > > > I am sure David Hoffpauir should be able to clear up Aunt Ruth's name > > question. Now if I could only find where Austin's first wife came from. > > I don't know if the Petry fellow is still living or not. All of > > "Samantha's" children were born prior to 1925, making the youngest about > > 75 years old. > > I know there is a Malenion Hoffpauir buried at Ebeneezer. Her grave is > > toward the church right next to the fence by the road. I have never been > > able to reconcile who she is. Is she Austin's first wife, or is it > > another Malenion? > > Will make a trip out to Ebeneezer soon and refresh my memory. > > Will also try to find Bob Faulk. He used to be a plethora of info on the > > Faulk's and Hoffpauir's. I haven't talked to him in several years. > > > > Roy > > -- > Charlie Hoffpauir > http://web.wt.net/~charlieh/ >