why are the Malones so hard to trace I only know back as far as my grandfather his name was John Malone born june21, 1900 and married lucielle peterson and they had 4 children all born in Ohama Nebraska all were put up for adoptions in 1935. If anyone can help me I would appreciate it brenda Middleton ----- Original Message ----- From: <NarcisGoza2@aol.com> To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, October 21, 2000 10:37 PM Subject: [MALONE-L] Margaret Malone-Ailbaun,Co.Mayo,Ireland > Hello all. Thanks, Nikki, for asking for a Malone Roll Call. Here is my > one-and-only Malone -- my ggrandmother: > > Margaret Malone, born 1840 in Ailbaun, County Mayo, Ireland; > married John O'Malley, born 1836 in Lanmore, County Mayo, Ireland. > (Birthdates & Birthplaces are on their tombstones in Jackson, Tennessee.) > > These ggrandparents of mine came from Ireland and lived in Jackson, > Tennessee. Grandfather John worked for the railroad, especially the Illinois > Central Railroad. All 4 sons also worked in Jackson, Tennessee, for the > Illinois Central Railroad. > > Sons were: > John Francis (J. Frank), married to Lily Wyman (Richards) (my > grandparents); buried in Canton, Miss. > Edward O'Malley, married to Vivian Walker; probably buried around Chicago. > William Patrick O'Malley, married to Madeline Perrault; buried in Jackson, > TN. > Thomas Alyosius O'Malley, married to Margaret Pigott; buried in Jackson, TN. > Daughter, Margaret Marie O'Malley, married to Joseph Neal Gallagher; burial > place unknown. > > G-grandmother Margaret Malone O'Malley is a virtual BRICK WALL. I know > nothing of her parents or family, so would really love to connect to my > Malone family members. Is anything here familiar to anyone? Has anyone done > any research on relatives in Ailbaun in County Mayo? > > Micki O'Malley Powell (NarcisGoza2@aol.com) > > Researching Malone, O'Malley, Wyman, Brooks; > also Coleman, Clark, Goza, Mitchell. > > > ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > Do you know of a URL that would interest other MALONE-L researchers? > Send mail to: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com > >

that should say john malone.....computer spell check did me in.

I am also looking for a john Malian but it don't look like ours match. sorry

Hi my name is kathy and here is my malone line.... 1.my G-Grandmother was Effie May Malone b.12-13-1886 in North Bend,Washington, M.Fred N.May(my maiden name) her father was Lewis Edgar Malone(my g-g-grandfather) b.9-11-1845 in Shelby,Indiana, m.Charity Weaver. Lewis father was Isaac Malone b.10- 1819 in Ohio m.Lavina Hill. Isaacs father was John Malone b.1796 in Virginia,m.Sarah ? Johns father was Richard Malone b.1776 in Loudon,Virginia m.Susannah Weaver......that is as far as I have got to....anyone with the same line or any info on Richard and where he and his line came from would be so wonderfull..also dont have much on John Malone either ....thanks kathy in Washington

Hello all. Thanks, Nikki, for asking for a Malone Roll Call. Here is my one-and-only Malone -- my ggrandmother: Margaret Malone, born 1840 in Ailbaun, County Mayo, Ireland; married John O'Malley, born 1836 in Lanmore, County Mayo, Ireland. (Birthdates & Birthplaces are on their tombstones in Jackson, Tennessee.) These ggrandparents of mine came from Ireland and lived in Jackson, Tennessee. Grandfather John worked for the railroad, especially the Illinois Central Railroad. All 4 sons also worked in Jackson, Tennessee, for the Illinois Central Railroad. Sons were: John Francis (J. Frank), married to Lily Wyman (Richards) (my grandparents); buried in Canton, Miss. Edward O'Malley, married to Vivian Walker; probably buried around Chicago. William Patrick O'Malley, married to Madeline Perrault; buried in Jackson, TN. Thomas Alyosius O'Malley, married to Margaret Pigott; buried in Jackson, TN. Daughter, Margaret Marie O'Malley, married to Joseph Neal Gallagher; burial place unknown. G-grandmother Margaret Malone O'Malley is a virtual BRICK WALL. I know nothing of her parents or family, so would really love to connect to my Malone family members. Is anything here familiar to anyone? Has anyone done any research on relatives in Ailbaun in County Mayo? Micki O'Malley Powell (NarcisGoza2@aol.com) Researching Malone, O'Malley, Wyman, Brooks; also Coleman, Clark, Goza, Mitchell.

Here is my list. Lydia Caroline Malone born 1845 in Pa. (probably Fayette county). Married Jacob B. Allamon. They lived in New Salem, Pa. Her Parents were David Malone born 1800 (according to the 1850 census he was 50) and Mary (maiden name unknown) born 1802. David and Mary children were WILLIAM, ELIZA, JOHN, (W)ILSON, AARON, ELIZABETH, MARY, DAVID, LYDIA, GEORGE, AND JAMES. dates of birth range from 1833 to 1849. Betsy

Hi Everyone! I only have one Malone to research because I haven't been able to find any more information on him. His name was John MALONE and he was my great-grandfather. My great-grandmother's name was Vera Mae HANSON. The only information I have for him is that they were married 11 Nov 1911 and I believe he may have been born 22 Aug 1881. No proof for either date so far. Their children were Mary Louise (my grandmother), Lee, and Lloyd. Any suggestions are welcome also! Sincerely, Angie

Hello All! Here is my Malone info starting with my gtgtgrandfather 1. Thomas M. Malone, b.1814, Ireland, d. January 1, 1885 m. Mary ? b. abt. 1824, Ireland, d. May 20, 1856 2. *Joseph R. Malone, b. February 1 1841, Ireland d. Sept 26, 1892 *this is my gt.grandfather 2. Bernard Malone, b. Feb. 1854, Ireland 2 Patrick Malone, b. Jan. 1848, Ireland d. May 13, 1880, Sugar Notch, PA (Because of the gap between Joseph and Bernard, I feel confident that more children exist - perhaps stayed behind in Ireland - but I have not tracked them as yet) Joseph Malone m. Catherine Schaeffer, b. April 11, 1851 d. July 23, 1890 in Sugar Notch, PA Their children: Mary Malone, b. Jan 1 1870 Joseph Malone, b. Feb 26, 1872 (m. Catherine Hishon) Thomas J. Malone, b. Aug 22 1874 (m. Elizabeth Agnes Dooner) Margaret Josephine Malone *Catherine Jane Malone, b. April 9, 1877 (my grandmother - m. Anthony Joseph Lenahan) Margueritte Malone, b. Feb. 6 1880 Found the family on the 1870 census for Luzerne County, PA. Joseph's brothers, Patrick and Bernard are living with he and his wife and children. The men are all employed at the mines. A 1900 census for Sugar Notch shows my grandmother Catherine Jane living with her Uncle Bernard - she was 23 and single - and both parents were dead. Nearly all of my paternal line originate from Doona, Ballycroy, County Mayo. Most imigrated to Sugar Notch/Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania and worked in the anthracite coal mines, but subsequent generations moved to New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. Other affiliated families: Murray, Kane, Dougherty, McGinty, Ginley, Duffy, Durkin, McManamon, Corrigan, Caffrey, Conway, Carlin. Hope to share info with researchers in the Luzerne County area. Shelia Lenahan (Malone) Sulkowski (nice Irish girl marries nice Polish boy - lives happily ever after 8-)

In a message dated 10/20/00 11:48:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time, kenheslin@prodigy.net writes: << ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane Lyons" <jlyons1@iol.ie> To: <IRELAND-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, October 20, 2000 11:23 AM Subject: [IRELAND] The Foundling Hospital - a repost. > Those who entered the workhouses were not just Catholics - they were poor > people of all religions. There was only one recognised religion in Ireland > and it has to be remembered that no matter what religion you practised if > you were not Church of Ireland you were in the same boat as the Catholics. > This is not just true of Ireland at that time, it is also true of England. > Anyone in England who was not Church of England fared as badly as did > Catholics in Ireland if they were poor to start with. > > What is written here can be compared with other parts of the world today - > India with all her poverty and other countries such as Romania where so many > children were kept in orphanages in the past. > > Here in Ireland - we have children living on the streets today - as you do > whoever you are and whatever part of the world you live in. > > Jane > ------------- > The Foundling Hospital: was part of the Dublin workhouse. It was so named in > 1730. Children received into it were foundlings and all illigitimate. > > There were not supposed to be babies amongst them, as children under the age > of 6 supposed to be cared for by their own parishes. In each parish > Churchwardens employed a woman. the 'lifter' and it was her job to go round > the Parish at night 'lifting' any babies she found lying about. She brought > them to the next Parish and dumped them! Sometimes she placed a lump of > narcotic called diacodioum in the mouth to stupify the child and stop it > from crying There were also times that the 'lifter' in the second parish > found the child and dumped it somewhere else if not back in its own. One > woman had 'lifted' 27 children one year, and 7 died in her hands. These > women knew nothing of what happened the chldren once they dumped them.... > > > Babies were brought to the Foundling Hospital in Dublin and they were fed on > Panda..(bread and milk)...At an inquiry in 1797 the matron said the diet was > unfit to sustain life! The feeding of panda to children had been carried out > for 67 years > > Ghastly happenings were reported from the Foundling Hospital: once 13 babies > bodies found buried in a pit. A workman found two dead infants wrapped in a > cloth, these were identified by the marks on their arms,. Babies were > 'branded' before being sent out of this place to nurses around the city to > be minded. > Children from all over the country were brought to this workhouse, carried > by women in baskets, just thrown into the basket, up to 8 at a time. Some > found dead on arrival or seriously injured. > > At an inquiry 1797:it was reported that corpses were thrown into a hole and > covered with quick lime. > > >From 1750-1760: 7,781 admitted; 3,797 died..and 3,932 put out to nurse. > > Mothers often tried to get their children back, usually they didn't. > > Older workhouse children were fed: > Breakfast: 1/4 lb porridge and a pint of milk > Dinner: pint of milk porridge > Supper: 1/4lb bread, spread with fresh butter > 3oz cheese twice a week > Older children still: > 1/2 pint beer & 1/4 lb bread (beer not very strong) > > Comments from inmates and experts or people who had anything to do with it > in later years. > Food always bad, cockroaches, crickets, earwigs. Stirabout thin and watery > full of lumps. Maggots in bread,, meat often stinking. > Clothes: for girls very scanty. One petticoat, which was last years frock. > Neither frocks nor coats worn by boys were lined. No waistocats. > Children in the infirmary slept on straw, thrown on the bed. One thin > underblanket and another thin blanket for covering. When a child died, it's > boots and stockings and linen weren't buried with it but passed on to other > children. > > Overcrowding was dreadful. 4-8 to one bed. The windows in the room where > children assembled in the morning were broken. > Childrens feet covered with sores, and their hands were often so swollen > that they could not draw the thread sewing. They were afflicted with the > 'itch'. (Today the 'itch' would refer to scabies which does occur on the > hands) > > The children were savagely punished at times: one boy complained about > badness of bread and he got 20 lashes with cat of 9 tails. Children were > stripped to waist and lashed, a 7-8 yr old got 8-9 lashes for being slow to > go to bed. An older offender got 60 lashes and had an iron weight tied to > his leg. > > One part of house was known as 'Bedlam'..reserved for lunatics. Children > were sent there for complaining (considered refractory): this place even > dustier, darker and more generally uncomfortable. The children dreaded > confinement in this place. > > Two old women, both infirm, minded 60 sick children under 8 years of age in > the infirmary. The beds were filthy. > > The 'dead hole' was a step or two from the infirmary door. A carpenter once > told someone that he had seen three dead children in a bed. One witness > declared that he had seen 30-35 dead children come away for burial at one > time. > > > > ==== IRELAND Mailing List ==== > De nobis fabula narratur, their story is our story > http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ireland > A must for the serious researcher of Irish ancestors > >> all denning-dever-cogan in mass-some malone-carroll-mcguire-doherty-mcneil-piscopo-mazzola-heslin-martini-feddis-fa rley-dennen-dinan-fredricks- ____________________________________ "we go to school to learn the words of fools" bob dylan

Bev, After reading Denise's post and then yours, I'm wondering if our lines don't all converge in Washington County, PA. > His parents: > John MALONE > b. 6 December 1830 Smith Twp., Washington Co., Pa. > d. 1 April 1899 Smith Twp., Washington Co., Pa. > m. Sarah Ann SLEITH b. Ireland > Bef. 1852 Washington Co., Pa. > > His parents: > William MALONE > b. 10 May 1808 Candor, Washington Co., Pa. > d. 17 July 1881 Washington Co., Pa. > m. Ruth Ann BEVINGTON b. Pa. > 23 March 1830 Washington Co., Pa. > > His parents: > John MALONE > Sarah ----------- As Denise noted, my gggg-grandfather's eldest daughter, Sarah, was born in MD, and all his subsequent children were born in PA, apparently in Washington County, in the 1783-1800 time period. Your William, being born in 1808, would be in line to be a nephew of my Daniel, so maybe he and John were brothers? That's a thought worth pursuing. My Daniel named one of his sons William, and his eldest daughter was Sarah. Your William's birth year of 1808 also makes him a contemporary of Denise's Jacob. Makes me wonder if there weren't a family of Malones that came over together........!?!? Thanks for the post.......you've given me some food for thought, and I know now that I need to do some Washington County related searching. Pity I'm here in CA!!! Regards, John

Denise, > I am repeating my brick wall as I have communicated with several of you > before on this MALONE line. John Maylone about your family in Columbiana Co. > Ohio especially. My 5th great grandfather was Henry Harrison MALONE > (spelled Maylone in Ohio and Maloan on some census records.) He was born 12 > October l834 somewhere in Ohio (some records indicate Athens Co. Ohio). He > had one brother John W. Malone born 27 July l836 Athens Co. Ohio. Henry > Harrison married Mary Campbell and John W. married Phoebe A. Heminger. The > parents of these two boys were JACOB MALONE and Elizabeth RIDER who married > l9 Dec. l833 in Columbiana Co. Ohio. I have never been able to determine the > parents of Jacob Malone. I know from census records that the Riders were from > PA before coming to Ohio. And I have never been able to connect my Malone > line to the Virginia and southern Malone lines in the Randolph book. No > Jacobs at all. I have several group sheets on the Daniel Malone family in > Columbiana Co. Ohio. I'm not sure if we are connected or not. My gggg-grandfather, Daniel Malone, had a son named Jacob, who was born circa 1791. According to my records, Jacob married a woman named Ann, who was born in Virginia, and they had three children; Jacob Jr. approx 1829., Samuel, approx 1829, and Hiram C., in 1832. Jacob and Ann were still in Columbiana County for the 1850 census. There may yet be a connection, because I am not awawre of "non-related" Malone's being in Columbiana County that early, and because there are some common names; Jacob, as mentioned, plus my ggg-grandfather , Abraham G. Malone, named one of his sons John Westley, and Abraham's brother Daniel named a son Henry. (To clarify, my gggg-grandfather Daniel had a son named Daniel who married a Margaret Wiseman.) Another possible connection, Abraham also had a son named William H. Maylone, and I believe that I have seen him referred to as William Henry Harrison Maylone. I can't a supporting record to verify that, however. According to my records, which are NOT originals (although I have an inclination to believe them), we were Malones for the 1850 census and Maylones for the 1860 census, although my gg-grandfather, who came to California in 1852, was already a Maylone. Some researchers change the name to Maylone all the way back through the Columbiana County period, but I believe that is a convenience, because you can't discern the spelling simply by this or that generation. For example, my ggg-grandfather Abraham is referred to as Maylone, because he lived until 1882 and used the Maylone name for some 30 years, but when he married Nancy Workman, the accounts referred to him as Malone, yet there were members of subsequent generations who died young and were interred as Malones. I also believe that there were Malones who left Columbiana County before the name change and did not subsequently change the spelling. > Daniel listed from Ireland with name spelled Maylone and wife name of Mary > (perhaps last name of Wiseman). Children named were Abraham G. Malone born > ca. l797; Daniel born ca l783; David R. born l8 August l793; Jacob born l791; > Sarah born ca l779; Eleanor born ca l789; and one possible son named William; > The first daughter Sarah is listed as being born in MD while all the rest are > born Washington Co. PA. The son Daniel Malone born l783 is listed as being > married to Margaret Wiseman on l5 Jan. l8ll. Have some spouses names on the > others if needed. What do you mean "listed from Ireland"? I have no shortage of information on the family in Columbiana County. How did you determine that they were in Washington County, PA? (I only knew the PA part for sure.) > Another sheet I have names Nathaniel MALONE born between l670 and l680 of > Princes Edwards Co. Virginia died l732 or after by a will in Surry Co. > Virginia. His wifes name is Mary WYNNE. Their first child is named Daniel > Malone born l703 in Surry Co. Virginia and wife's name is Mary. Other > children named are Drury, Amy, William, Thomas, Nathaniel and two dau. > unnamed. Data from a book named Legend of Malones. > This book indicates that Nathaniel Malone (born l670-80) was the sone of > William Malone. All these from Virginia. > I truly believe that my Jacob MALONE is related to the Daniel Malones in > Columbiana Co. Ohio but I have check the children of Abraham, Daniel, David, > and Jacob, and they have no son named Jacob born l809. Hired researcher > concluded that my Malone's were probably from PA and not the Virginia family. > Any new thoughts from anyone on this brick wall? Denise Portland, OR > dunnd6@aol.com I will go back through my notes to see if I can locate a third Jacob anywhere. Regards, John

Hi again fellow Malone researchers; I am repeating my brick wall as I have communicated with several of you before on this MALONE line. John Maylone about your family in Columbiana Co. Ohio especially. My 5th great grandfather was Henry Harrison MALONE (spelled Maylone in Ohio and Maloan on some census records.) He was born 12 October l834 somewhere in Ohio (some records indicate Athens Co. Ohio). He had one brother John W. Malone born 27 July l836 Athens Co. Ohio. Henry Harrison married Mary Campbell and John W. married Phoebe A. Heminger. The parents of these two boys were JACOB MALONE and Elizabeth RIDER who married l9 Dec. l833 in Columbiana Co. Ohio. I have never been able to determine the parents of Jacob Malone. I know from census records that the Riders were from PA before coming to Ohio. And I have never been able to connect my Malone line to the Virginia and southern Malone lines in the Randolph book. No Jacobs at all. I have several group sheets on the Daniel Malone family in Columbiana Co. Ohio. Daniel listed from Ireland with name spelled Maylone and wife name of Mary (perhaps last name of Wiseman). Children named were Abraham G. Malone born ca. l797; Daniel born ca l783; David R. born l8 August l793; Jacob born l791; Sarah born ca l779; Eleanor born ca l789; and one possible son named William; The first daughter Sarah is listed as being born in MD while all the rest are born Washington Co. PA. The son Daniel Malone born l783 is listed as being married to Margaret Wiseman on l5 Jan. l8ll. Have some spouses names on the others if needed. Another sheet I have names Nathaniel MALONE born between l670 and l680 of Princes Edwards Co. Virginia died l732 or after by a will in Surry Co. Virginia. His wifes name is Mary WYNNE. Their first child is named Daniel Malone born l703 in Surry Co. Virginia and wife's name is Mary. Other children named are Drury, Amy, William, Thomas, Nathaniel and two dau. unnamed. Data from a book named Legend of Malones. This book indicates that Nathaniel Malone (born l670-80) was the sone of William Malone. All these from Virginia. I truly believe that my Jacob MALONE is related to the Daniel Malones in Columbiana Co. Ohio but I have check the children of Abraham, Daniel, David, and Jacob, and they have no son named Jacob born l809. Hired researcher concluded that my Malone's were probably from PA and not the Virginia family. Any new thoughts from anyone on this brick wall? Denise Portland, OR dunnd6@aol.com

Here's my line also: Walter E. Malone married Francis Elizabeth Randell, Oct 1902 in Wardell Missouri Their children: Elzora Malone m George Stanton Iva Jane Malone m Clarence Woolverton James Edward Malone m Mildred Louise Kline (first wife) Opal Lucille Wooldridge (second wife) James is my grandfather Walters Parents: Daniel M. Malone married Alice Alma Payne Sept 1879 Scott County Indiana Their Children: Walter E Malone born 1881 d 1961 in Batesville Arkansas (my Great grandfather) Clarence Paul Mark Anna Unis Malone m (1) Meny (2) Reuban Sword. Anna died in 1973 In Illinois. Daniel was murdered in May 1904 in Wardell Missouri, shot by a mob. His occupation at that time was a preacher for a sect called the "Sanctified People" Daniels Parents James Malone and Margaret Cooper, James was an engineer on the Railroad. Lived in Taylor County Kentucky. Their Children: William Malone b Unknown Daniel M MaloneApril 28 1859, Taylor County Ky Laura Ann Maloneb Feb 1852 or 53, Taylor County Ky Alice Maloneb Oct 15 1855, Taylor County Ky James R Malone b Nov 7 1857, Taylor County Ky Sylvestor Malone b July 15 1861, Taylor County Ky And possibly a child born as late as 1876 this is not confirmed yet. This is as far as I am if anyone can help I would appreciate it. Lynne Malone

Ok, Nicole, here are my MALONE ancestors. I don't have much but it just might help someone or me in the long run. I have quite a bit on the LAKE family so if anyone also has them please let me know. A very little on the SLEITH and BEVINGTON families. My G-Grandfather: William Thomas MALONE b. 17 March 1852 Bulger, Washington Co., Pa. d. 6 July 1920 Pittstson Hospital, Luzerne Co. Pa. m. Henrietta LAKE b. Flanders, Morris Co., New Jersey 14 June 1876 Jersey City, Hudson Co., New Jersey His parents: John MALONE b. 6 December 1830 Smith Twp., Washington Co., Pa. d. 1 April 1899 Smith Twp., Washington Co., Pa. m. Sarah Ann SLEITH b. Ireland Bef. 1852 Washington Co., Pa. His parents: William MALONE b. 10 May 1808 Candor, Washington Co., Pa. d. 17 July 1881 Washington Co., Pa. m. Ruth Ann BEVINGTON b. Pa. 23 March 1830 Washington Co., Pa. His parents: John MALONE Sarah ----------- This is all I have on my MALONE family and of course would like more but have come to the proverbial brick wall. Some of the data above was shared with me by some other MALONE descendants and by very helpful people in Washington Co., Pa. I might add that William Thomas MALONE worked on the railroad and it is a mystery to me how someone who lived in Washingon Co., Pa which is in the southwestern part of the state met a woman who lived in the northeastern part of NJ. Could it be because Henrietta's brother (s) worked also for the railroad and they brought home a friend? This kind of thing interests me and to me is the nuts and bolts of genealogy. I doubt if I will ever find out as the people who would've known are long gone. Hope someone recognizes my MALONE family and if so please get in touch as I am most willing to share what I have. Thank you Bev simibev@aol.com

Is there anything in that book on Malones in Montgomery, Alabama c1830? Specifically a James Malone with a daughter Frances (Fannie) who married Littleberry Freeman? That's about all the info I have on that family. Paul M. Hendricks

Samuel d. 1897 and is buried in Sheffield, AL. His second wife was Louisa Green. His known children are: Frank, J. Rudolph, Jerry, Joe, Nan, Frances Narcissus b. 11/17/1891 and Myrtle Dovy Lena b. 5/23/1893 in Tracy City, Grundy Co., TN. Any help on this family greatly appreciated. Charlotte L. Hamilton

Good idea, Nicole! My grandfather was Alfred Major Malone, born 23 Feb 1890 in St Clair Co, AL. He married Nancy Ella Easterwood. My ggrandfather was Samuel Spenser Malone, born 25 Dec 1864 in Ritchie Co, WV. He married Emily Catherine Beavers. My gggrandfather was Alfred Malone, born 11 Sept 1824 in Ritchie Co, WV. He married Sarah F. Butcher. My ggggrandfather was James Malone, born 1801 in Harrison Co, VA. He married Susannah Wolfe. My gggggraandfather was James Malone, born in Ireland?, died in Wood Co, VA and is buried at the Old Kennedy Farm at the mouth of Lamb's Run. He married Elizabeth Finley 2 Jan 1792 in Harrison Co, VA I'd love connecting with anyone who has a limb in my tree! :-) Tricia Smith

These are the MELLOWN descendants I am looking for..........The last names may have been changed to MALONE........my grandfather was born with JAMES MEADOW MELLOWN, but when he died, people knew him by JOHN MEADOW MALONE, and my last name is MALONE. If any names sound familiar, let me know...... kim malone morris Descendants of MARTIN MELLOWN 1 MARTIN MELLOWN 1745 - .. +MRS. MARTIN MELLOWN 1745 - ......... 2 MORGAN MELLOWN 1780 - 1830 ............. +MOTHER 1780 - .................... 3 ALEXANDER SMITH MELLOWN 1810 - 1847 ........................ +JANE DOWDLE 1816 - 1906 ............................... 4 ROBERT MARION MELLOWN 1836 - 1921 ................................... +ANGIE ISABELLA ROBINS 1835 - 1916 ........................................... 5 LOLA MELLOWN 1861 - 1917 ............................................... +ROBERT HIRAM TURNER 1852 - 1938 ...................................................... 6 ROBERT TURNER ...................................................... 6 JULIA TURNER ...................................................... 6 LULA TURNER ...................................................... 6 GEORGE TURNER ...................................................... 6 ELIZABETH TURNER 1883 - 1979 ...................................................... 6 EVA TURNER 1885 - 1918 ...................................................... 6 MELLOWN TURNER 1899 - 1965 ........................................... 5 LUTHER DAVID SMITH MELLOWN 1866 - 1911 ............................................... +SUDIE (SUSAN) ELIZABETH CRUMLEY 1867 - 1945 ...................................................... 6 WILMA MELLOWN 1888 - 1983 ...................................................... 6 LILLIE MELLOWN 1890 - ...................................................... 6 CLAUDE MELLOWN 1891 - 1969 ...................................................... 6 EBER MELLOWN 1894 - ...................................................... 6 THOMAS MELLOWN 1896 - ...................................................... 6 STELLA IRENE MELLOWN 1898 - 1994 .......................................................... +CASS BODE FRANKLIN 1887 - 1938 ................................................................. 7 DAUGHTER FRANKLIN ................................................................. 7 DAUGHTER FRANKLIN ...................................................... 6 OLA ERLINE MELLOWN 1900 - .......................................................... +JORDAN MEYER 1901 - 1988 ...................................................... 6 WALTER MELLOWN 1903 - 1989 ...................................................... 6 BENNIE CATHRIN MELLOWN 1906 - 1997 ........................................... 5 WINNIE MELLOWN 1871 - ............................................... +GILBERT EVANS ...................................................... 6 GARFIELD EVANS 1890 - 1979 ........................................... 5 JULIA MELLOWN 1873 - ............................................... +ROBERT LAWSON SUMNER ...................................................... 6 ROBERT SUMNER ...................................................... 6 MILDRED SUMNER ...................................................... 6 LOUISE SUMNER ...................................................... 6 RALPH SUMNER ...................................................... 6 MAURICE SUMNER ........................................... 5 ANGIE MELLOWN 1878 - ............................................... +GEORGE B REED ...................................................... 6 WINNIE LOUISE REED ...................................................... 6 EMMA EDITH REED ...................................................... 6 HENRY LAFAYETTE REED ...................................................... 6 AGNES KINGSLEY REED ...................................................... 6 JOHN DUPREE REED ............................... 4 WILLIAM MORGAN MELLOWN 1837 - 1915 ................................... +AMANDA CALFEE/CAFFEE ........................................... 5 LEILA (MALONE) MELLOWN ............................................... +G. B. MITCHELL ........................................... 5 ILA(MALONE) MELLOWN ............................................... +S. R. HAWLEY ........................................... 5 W. S. (MALONE) MELLOWN ........................................... 5 CECIL (MALONE) MELLOWN ............................................... +? BOWCOCK ...................................................... 6 CECIL (MALONE) MELLOWN ...................................................... 6 LEE (MALONE) MELLOWN ...................................................... 6 WILLIAM (MALONE) MELLOWN ...................................................... 6 MARGARET(MALONE) MELLOWN ............................... *2nd Wife of WILLIAM MORGAN MELLOWN: ................................... +EDNA (EDNEY) C CALFEE ........................................... 5 EDNA (MALONE) MELLOWN ............................................... +M. H. FOWLER ............................... 4 JAMES M MELLOWN 1839 - 1844 ............................... 4 DAVID EWING MELLOWN 1841 - 1911 ................................... +JULIA HAGIN - 1882 ........................................... 5 ALICE MELLOWN 1870 - 1870 ........................................... 5 DAVID HENRY MELLOWN 1876 - 1969 ............................................... +RUTH FLORENCE McELROY 1879 - 1961 ...................................................... 6 ELLOISE MELLOWN .......................................................... +S. D. ENGLAND ...................................................... 6 WILLIAM EWING MELLOWN 1902 - 1980 .......................................................... +CATHRINE HARRIS ................................................................. 7 WILLIAM EWING MELLOWN ...................................................... 6 ELGIN WENDELL MELLOWN 1904 - 1975 .......................................................... +GEORGIA LUCILLE CLAY 1903 - 1996 ........................................... 5 GEORGIA PETERSON MELLOWN 1903 - 1996 ............................................... +COUNCIL BERRY HIGHTOWER 1861 - ...................................................... 6 DAVID PETERSON HIGHTOWER 1912 - ...................................................... 6 JULIA HIGHTOWER 1920 - ............................... 4 SAMUEL SMITH MELLOWN 1844 - 1924 ................................... +FANNIE SMITH - 1860 ............................... *2nd Wife of SAMUEL SMITH MELLOWN: ................................... +LONE ELIZABETH (LIZZIE) BLACK 1855 - 1917 ........................................... 5 FANNIE ELIZABETH MELLOWN 1874 - 1961 ............................................... +WILLIAM ISAAC MERIWETHER 1873 - 1936 ...................................................... 6 GEORGIA MERIWETHER 1907 - 1996 .......................................................... +GEORGE LACY LAW 1911 - 2000 ................................................................. 7 DIANA LEE LAW 1935 - 1935 ...................................................... 6 Edna Lee MERIWETHER 1910 - .......................................................... +WILLIAM ROSS ATKINS 1896 - 1965 ........................................... 5 MARGARET JANE MELLOWN 1877 - 1902 ............................................... +CHARLIE NEWTON MILAM 1874 - 1955 ...................................................... 6 LUCILE MISSOURI MILAM 1899 - 1977 .......................................................... +GEORGE WILLIAM DAILEY 1896 - 1951 ................................................................. 7 CHARLES THOMAS DAILEY 1923 - ..................................................................... +MARGARIT MORRELL ............................................................................ 8 GLENN DAILEY 1946 - ................................................................. 7 EVER JANE DAILEY 1925 - 1963 ..................................................................... +DOYAL DENHAM 1921 - ...................................................... 6 MAGGIE LEE MILAM 1902 - 1984 .......................................................... +HENRY SAMUEL WINES 1900 - 1972 ........................................... 5 DAVID SMITH MELLOWN 1880 - 1890 ........................................... 5 KATIE CATHRINE MELLOWN 1883 - 1963 ............................................... +CHARLES WESLEY STAMPS 1877 - 1949 ...................................................... 6 SAMUEL WESLEY STAMPS 1901 - 1941 .......................................................... +MARIE LOUISE SOUTH 1907 - ...................................................... 6 CHARLES MILTON STAMPS 1904 - .......................................................... +SARAH ANN SHOEMAKER 1913 - 1950 ................................................................. 7 JAMES TILLMAN STAMPS February - ................................................................. 7 SARAH MAE STAMPS May - ................................................................. 7 JERRY CHARLES STAMPS November - ...................................................... 6 ANNIE MAUDE STAMPS 1907 - .......................................................... +ROBERT FARRELL 1905 - ...................................................... 6 JAMES FRED STAMPS 1914 - .......................................................... +BARBARA 1922 - ........................................... 5 ROBERT HENRY MELLOWN 1886 - ............................................... +ELIZABETH OCTAVIA PLANT 1896 - ...................................................... 6 BILLIE BOB MELLOWN 1927 - ........................................... 5 WINNIE EUGENIA MELLOWN 1890 - 1894 ........................................... 5 JAMES MEADOW MELLOWN 1893 - 1969 {known as JOHN M. MALONE} ............................................... +ILA ESTELLA LEWIS 1904 - 1991 ...................................................... 6 BETTIE JANE MELLOWN MALONE 1934 - 1937 ........................................... 5 LIVANA EDNA MELLOWN 1897 - 1926 ............................................... +JAMES FRED WINTERS ...................................................... 6 SARAH ELIZABETH WINTERS 1920 - .......................................................... +JOHN WILLIAM KELLUM II 1918 - ...................................................... 6 IMERGENE WINTERS 1926 - 1926 ............................... 4 WINCY ANN MELLOWN 1846 - 1922 ................................... +WILSON JONES ----- Original Message ----- From: <Bearlystewart@aol.com> To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 11:21 PM Subject: [MALONE-L] DOCTOR R. MALONE > Does anyone have Doctor R., also referred to as D.R., MALONE? > > He appeared as D.R. MALONE in 1840 Greene Co, GA census > 1 male & 1 female under 5 > 1 female 10 - 15 > 1 female 20 - 30 > 1 male 30 - 40 > > > 1850 Murray Co, GA census > MALONE, Doctor R. 49 farmer GA > Catherine A. 31 GA > Mary A. 12 " > James B. 10 " > John H. H. 8 " > Andrew Y. [Yancey] 6 " > Lydia C. 5 " > Sarah 3 " > Octavia 8 mos. " > > 1860 Gordon Co, GA [Sugar Valley] census > Malone, Doctor R. 52 farmer GA > John H. 19 " > Lucretia C. 15 " > Sarah 13 " > Octavia 10 " > Eugenia 5 " > Laura 4 " > Celestial A. 8 mos. " > > Wife Catherine d. 1959; D.R. d. 1861 Sugar Valley, Gordon Co, GA > > D. R. MALONE moved with Jesse MILLER and John J. MILLER families and others > from Murray to Gordon Co., in early 1850s. Jesse MILLER was a road reviewer > in 1852. D.R. MALONE was a road reviewer some time 1850-1855. > > A dau. of D. R. MALONE supposedly married John J. MILLER. John J. MILLER m. > Evaline ca. 1848. > > Does anyone have this family? I really need help. > > Carol in TN > > > ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > Do you know of a URL that would interest other MALONE-L researchers? > Send mail to: Nikki Simmons nsimmons@mid-mo.net > http://www.mid-mo.net/jsimmons/MALONE-L/malone-l.htm >

Hi, Carol! I notice your name you are looking for......Andrew L Malone & Yancey Malone.......... My MALONE'S use to spell their name MELLOWN this is what I found on Your Yancey & Andrew L. Malone.......the John Mellown is also connected to Andrew and Yancey..... these Mellown here.......not sure how they are connected to me. My great-great-grandfather was ALEXANDER SMITH MELLOWN , My great-grandfather SAMUEL SMITH MELLOWN (MALONE). my grandfather JAMES MEADOW MELLOWN (but was known as JOHN MEADOW MALONE. I was told Alexander traveled from Columbia Georgia to Pickens county Alabama. i do not know the siblings of Alexander.......I am thinking that MATTHEW MELLOWN could be the brother of Alexnder.......It is hard searching the MELLOWN because some didnt know how to spell their names and other had to and it would often get misspelled. below is the link to the BLM LAND RECORDS....THIS IS WHERE I FOUND THE MELLOWN. let me know what you think...... KIM MALONE MORRIS http://www.glorecords.blm.gov/search/ResultsList.ASP?index=1&qryid=25980.48 Patentee Name State Issue Date Doc. Nr. Accession or Serial Nr. MELLOWN, ANDREW MS 02/01/1832 6126 MS0200__.394 MELLOWN, ANDREW MS 02/01/1832 6127 MS0200__.395 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 02/27/1841 22771 MS1280__.019 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 02/27/1841 27528 MS1360__.297 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 09/10/1844 7357 MS1440__.333 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 02/27/1841 7387 MS1000__.284 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 01/21/1845 7388 MS1000__.285 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12683 MS1090__.064 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12684 MS1090__.065 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12685 MS1090__.066 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12964 MS1090__.329 MELLOWN, YANCY MS 02/01/1832 6126 MS0200__.394 MELLOWN, YANCY MS 02/01/1832 6127 MS0200__.395 ALL THE STATES LAND OWNERS Patentee Name State Issue Date Doc. Nr. Accession or Serial Nr. MELLOWN, ALEXANDER S AL 03/15/1839 15961 AL0950__.071 MELLOWN, ALEXANDER S AL 09/20/1839 18802 AL2590__.017 MELLOWN, ANDREW MS 02/01/1832 6126 MS0200__.394 MELLOWN, ANDREW MS 02/01/1832 6127 MS0200__.395 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 02/27/1841 22771 MS1280__.019 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 02/27/1841 27528 MS1360__.297 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 09/10/1844 7357 MS1440__.333 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 02/27/1841 7387 MS1000__.284 MELLOWN, ANDREW L MS 01/21/1845 7388 MS1000__.285 MELLOWN, JOHN AL 06/30/1891 8648 AL4750__.448 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12683 MS1090__.064 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12684 MS1090__.065 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12685 MS1090__.066 MELLOWN, JOHN S MS 02/27/1841 12964 MS1090__.329 MELLOWN, MATTHEW AL 09/20/1839 19041 AL2590__.254 MELLOWN, MATTHEW AL 07/02/1860 37476 AL2940__.346 MELLOWN, ROBERT M FL 02/24/1894 10798 FL0860__.065 MELLOWN, YANCY MS 02/01/1832 6126 MS0200__.394 MELLOWN, YANCY MS 02/01/1832 6127 MS0200__.395 ----- Original Message ----- From: <Bearlystewart@aol.com> To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2000 11:21 PM Subject: [MALONE-L] DOCTOR R. MALONE > Does anyone have Doctor R., also referred to as D.R., MALONE? > > He appeared as D.R. MALONE in 1840 Greene Co, GA census > 1 male & 1 female under 5 > 1 female 10 - 15 > 1 female 20 - 30 > 1 male 30 - 40 > > > 1850 Murray Co, GA census > MALONE, Doctor R. 49 farmer GA > Catherine A. 31 GA > Mary A. 12 " > James B. 10 " > John H. H. 8 " > Andrew Y. [Yancey] 6 " > Lydia C. 5 " > Sarah 3 " > Octavia 8 mos. " > > 1860 Gordon Co, GA [Sugar Valley] census > Malone, Doctor R. 52 farmer GA > John H. 19 " > Lucretia C. 15 " > Sarah 13 " > Octavia 10 " > Eugenia 5 " > Laura 4 " > Celestial A. 8 mos. " > > Wife Catherine d. 1959; D.R. d. 1861 Sugar Valley, Gordon Co, GA > > D. R. MALONE moved with Jesse MILLER and John J. MILLER families and others > from Murray to Gordon Co., in early 1850s. Jesse MILLER was a road reviewer > in 1852. D.R. MALONE was a road reviewer some time 1850-1855. > > A dau. of D. R. MALONE supposedly married John J. MILLER. John J. MILLER m. > Evaline ca. 1848. > > Does anyone have this family? I really need help. > > Carol in TN > > > ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > Do you know of a URL that would interest other MALONE-L researchers? > Send mail to: Nikki Simmons nsimmons@mid-mo.net > http://www.mid-mo.net/jsimmons/MALONE-L/malone-l.htm >

I have never been able to go back on my MALONE ancestry further than the following: Davidson Co TN in 1823. GALVIN/CALVIN Malone m. Alpha W. Bumpass They were on the 1830 census there with what I assume to be his elderly mother as Alpha's parents were living. I have reason to believe that Galvin/Calvin was connected to the Malones from KY. There was a Benjamin Malone living near them that was probably a relative of about the same age. note: depending on who has read the marriage record the spelling is either Galvin or Calvin. Galvin and Alpha had only 2 known children neither of which are shown on the 1830 census: sons: William Joseph Malone bc 1825 and Thomas George Malone bc 1830. Nothing is known abt Galvin/Calvin beyond what I have shown above. I next find my Malones in Ouachita Parish, LA where Alpha Bumpass Malone had m2 to Dr Wm N T McDonald and her son, Thomas George Malone married Simantha Leonard there on 10 July 1850. No trace of son William Joseph Malone until they serve in the Civil War. Both Thomas George and brother William Joseph were taken prisioners of war and were 'parolled' in June 1865 in Monroe, Ouachita Parish, LA. Btw that date and the 1870 census taking they moved to McLennan Co TX where they are found on the census. My Thomas's wife died and he m2 Mrs. Sarah Holly Woodruff. At that time, Thomas gave 2 of his dghts (Eliza and Sarah) to Isaac and Pretia Malone to raise. Isaac Malone was bc 1815 KY and married Pretia Nix in East Feliciana Parish, LA but eventually removed to central TX. It has been said that he was a cousin to my Malones but I have not been able to make the connection. Obviously they were well acquainted since they lived in nearby TX counties (McLennan and Hill or Hamiton). Isaac married my Eliza Malone after the death of Pretia; he was in his 60s and she was 21. William Joseph Malone was still in McLennan Co TX on the 1880 census but no trace of him after that. Thomas George Malone and Sarah Holly Woodruff had 2 sons: Thomas Edwin and George Washington Malone bc 1882 and 1884. Thomas died 1879 in McLennan Co Tx. Last trace I have of his 2nd family was when widow applied for Civil War pension while living with her son in Milam CO Tx. I hope someone can help me unravel my Malone puzzle. Bettye