Have found the name of my ggrandfather, but I don't have much info. Does any one have any on him. I show him being married atleast (now get this) FIVE times. I have names of his wives, but I can't find much on them...I have that his dad is John Malone. Anderson (per 1860 Clinton Co., Ky. Census) he was born in Ky and he was 6 years old......any one with any info? Please help!!! Michelle

This has been bugging me since I started this quest. One hears about Southie and all that but the facts are the Irish went to Federal hill and Eastie and Chelsea and the Square out in front of South Station which is the Financial District today but why Chelsea. St. Rose's put out a book when they rebuilt and it says "It is not known precisely, who was the first Catholic to settle in Chelsea. It is know that there were a few here as early as 1833, just a mere "corporal's guard."The first Catholic settler of whom there is any definite information was Michael McLaughlin. He with Michael Farren landed in Halifax from Ireland in 1833 and after some months came to Boston, walking all the way. Mr. McLaughlin proceeded immediately to Chelsea. While Mr. Farren remained in Boston for about ten years and then moved to Chelsea. It is said that Hugh Gilmore, another Irish settler lived in No.Chelsea.Now known as Revere, as early as 1843." But why Chelsea? It defiantly sounds like this was the intended destination. Now since I started this I also realize that most of Chelsea Irish are from Leitrim, Sligo, Carvan, Longford and Meath, With Leitrim winning hands down. Then this week I thought with all these names I have done. Some where very Protestant but very Irish. Suppose in some area of Leitrim, a Protestant land owner and businessman [Scot Irish] was run out of Ireland by the Church Of England, as many where. Say this man started a business in Chelsea maybe a spice business and he needed good workers. The problem was he was in New England and not considered a Townie. A factor still in effect in small town New England. Now back in Ireland he was friendly with the Roman Catholics and he heard of the starting migration. Why wouldn't he seek out workers he could deal with? Lol and he usually got the better of. So that maybe that is why they came to Chelsea. It defiantly was a better place then Boston was for the Irish Jim who thanks Chelsea for welcoming those Immigrants i believe that town was somewhere in leitrim and it seems the whole town tranfered to chelsea as what i have learn shows maybe farren is farrell thei check out my next email-yes we are all related jim ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- 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

Hi, I'm new to this list. This is my first post. I'm looking for information on the family and descendants of James and Christiana (Hunter) Malone. They were marrid at Madison county KY October 17, 1805 and later moved to Gibson county IN where their children grew up. Their children were: 1) John, born at KY c1807; married Nancy Skelton. 2) Thomas, born at KY c1809; married (1) ____; married (2) Lucinda Williams; married (3) Maria Kennett. 3) James, born at KY c1811; married Lucinda Key. 4) Elizabeth, born at KY c1813; married William Matthews. 5) Permelia, born at IN c1819; married Owen C. Jones. 6) Absolom, born at IN c1824; married Elizabeth Kennett. 7) Alexander, born at IN c1826; married Louisa A. ____/ 8) Elijah, born at IN c1828; married (1) Nancy ____; married (2) Artemesia Pedigo. I understand at least part of these families moved to Butler county MO. Any help in identifying families and descendants of these Malone families will be much appreciated. If you are a descendant I have your Hunter ancestry back to Switzerland in the mid 1600's and will be only too happy to exchange information. Bill Hunter

you can find them at http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/Ireland/Longford ARDAGH-MOYDOW PARISH MARRIAGES Year Husband Wife 1825/4 Heslin, John............Farrell, Bridget 1793/7 Denning, Patrick James M. Farrell************* my ggggrand dad i have almost all his decendants wow her name came across as feddis i am so excited lol this fits and is conected to heslins prior to the ;ater conections wow anyone know about ARDAGH-MOYDOW PARISH jim denning caradoc28@aol.com 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

My GG-Grandparents were Robert C. Malone, Jr. (b. ABT 1815, ?Smith County?, Tennessee; d. AFT 1880 Tipton County, Tennessee) and Elizabeth ?Harper? (b. ABT 1825, North Carolina; d. BET 1868/1880, Tipton County, Tennessee); they had the following children: 1) Ednie Elissa Malone (b. 2 Jul 1845, Smith County, Tennessee) -married 22 Mar 1866, Tipton County, Tennessee, Lemuel A. Scarbrough, Sr (my Great Grandparents); children were Ida May, Albert Malone, George Thomas, Lemuel Alexander, Jr., Manor Stafford, Bessie Welch, Ednie Shaw, and baby boy Scarbrough (only lived few hours). 2) Mary C. Malone (b. ABT 1849, Tennessee). 3) June H. Malone (b. ABT 1852, Tennessee). 4) Katie A. Malone (b. ABT 1854, Tennessee) - married (1rst) 1 Apr 1872, Tipton County, Tennessee, John G. Scarbrough (brother of Lemuel Scarbrough); they had children Anna B., Robert A., Amelia G., and Katie G. Malone. Robert A. Malone lived in Dyer County, Tennessee before reportedly moving to Conway, Arkansas. Katie A. Malone married (2nd) _________ Mauzy after John Scarbrough's death in Dec,1879. 5) Clarine A. Malone (b. ABT 1854, Tennessee) - twin of Katie A.??? or same person??? 6) Julia A. Malone (b. ABT 1857, Tennessee) - married 30 Oct 1876, Tipton County, Tennessee, J.J. Jones. 7) Benjamin O. Malone (b. Aug 1860, Tipton County, Tennessee) - married January 1898, Tipton County, Tennessee Susan Ann McIntosh; they had children James or Jarvis R., William Otey, Gordon, and Junious Malone. 8) Myrtle Malone (b. 1865, Tennessee). 9) Lilly L. Malone (b. 1868, Tennessee). All of the above were comipled from personal family records; Smith and Tipton County, Tennessee and Galveston County, Texas Census records, and obituaries and are stongly linked. I hope this information is of help to someone. Does anyone have any decsendancy or ancestral links to any of the above listed people? I would be happy to here from you and share details of what I have. Best Regards, Alex Scarbrough

Sorry not familiar with the Myrtle Dovey Lena Malone (b. 1893, Tracy City, Tennessee.) who married George M. Park, Sr. and lived in Alabama. The Myrtle Malone (b. 1865, ?Tipton County?, Tennessee; d. AFT 1880) who was a daughter of Robert C. Malone and Elizabeth A. ?Harper? was last observed on the 1880 Galveston, Galveston County, Texas census in the household of Lemuel A, Scarbrough, Sr. and his wife Ednie Elissa Malone; the latter was Myrtle Malone's (b. 1865) oldest sister. Best Regards, Alex Scarbrough

Alex, We are looking for family of Myrtle Dovey Lena Malone b. 1893 Tracy City, TN. She married George M. Park, Sr. They lived in Alabama. Charlotte L. Hamilton -----Original Message----- From: AlexScar@aol.com <AlexScar@aol.com> To: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, September 14, 2000 2:49 PM Subject: [MALONE-L] MALONE FAMILY OF SMITH AND TIPTON COUNTY, TENNESSEE >My GG-Grandparents were Robert C. Malone, Jr. (b. ABT 1815, ?Smith County?, >Tennessee; d. AFT 1880 Tipton County, Tennessee and Elizabeth ?Harper? (b. >ABT 1825, North Carolina; d. BET 1868/1880, Tipton County, Tennessee; they >had the following children: > >Ednie Elissa Malone (b. 2 Jul 1845, Smith County, Tennessee) -married 22 Mar > 1866, Tipton County, Tennessee, Lemuel A. >Scarbrough, Sr > (my Great Grandparents); children were Ida >May, Albert M., > George Thomas, Lemuel A., Jr., Manor >Stafford, Bessie > Welch, Ednie Shaw, and baby boy Scarbrough >(only lived few > hours). > >Mary C. Malone (b. ABT 1849, Tennessee) > >June H. Malone (b. ABT 1852, Tennessee) > >Katie A. Malone (b. ABT 1854, Tennessee) - married (1rst) 1 Apr 1872, Tipton > > County, Tennessee, John G. Scarbrough (brother of >Lemuel > Scarbrough); they had children Anna B., Robert A., >Amelia G., and > Katie G. Malone. Robert lived in Dyer County, >Tennessee before > reportedly moving to Conway, Arkansas. Katie A. >Malone married > (2nd) _________ Mauzy after John Scarbrough's death >in Dec,1879. > >Clarine A. Malone (b. ABT 1854, Tennessee) - twin of Katie??? or same >person??? > >Julia A. Malone (b. ABT 1857, Tennessee) - married 30 Oct 1876, Tipton >County, > Tennessee, J.J. Jones. > >Benjamin O. Malone (b. Aug 1860, Tipton County, Tennessee) - married January > 1898, Tipton County, Tennessee Susan Ann >McIntosh; they > had children James or Jarvis R., William >Otey, Gordon, and > Junious Malone. > >Myrtle Malone (b. 1865, Tennessee) > >Lilly L. Malone (b. 1868, Tennessee) > >All of the above comipled from personal family records; Smith and Tipton >County, Tennessee and Galveston County, Texas Census records, and obituaries >and are stongly linked. > >I hope this information is of help to someone. Does anyone have any >decsendancy or ancestral links to any of the above listed people? I would be >happy to here from you and share details of what I have. > >Best Regards, > >Alex Scarbrough > > >==== 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 >

My GG-Grandparents were Robert C. Malone, Jr. (b. ABT 1815, ?Smith County?, Tennessee; d. AFT 1880 Tipton County, Tennessee and Elizabeth ?Harper? (b. ABT 1825, North Carolina; d. BET 1868/1880, Tipton County, Tennessee; they had the following children: Ednie Elissa Malone (b. 2 Jul 1845, Smith County, Tennessee) -married 22 Mar 1866, Tipton County, Tennessee, Lemuel A. Scarbrough, Sr (my Great Grandparents); children were Ida May, Albert M., George Thomas, Lemuel A., Jr., Manor Stafford, Bessie Welch, Ednie Shaw, and baby boy Scarbrough (only lived few hours). Mary C. Malone (b. ABT 1849, Tennessee) June H. Malone (b. ABT 1852, Tennessee) Katie A. Malone (b. ABT 1854, Tennessee) - married (1rst) 1 Apr 1872, Tipton County, Tennessee, John G. Scarbrough (brother of Lemuel Scarbrough); they had children Anna B., Robert A., Amelia G., and Katie G. Malone. Robert lived in Dyer County, Tennessee before reportedly moving to Conway, Arkansas. Katie A. Malone married (2nd) _________ Mauzy after John Scarbrough's death in Dec,1879. Clarine A. Malone (b. ABT 1854, Tennessee) - twin of Katie??? or same person??? Julia A. Malone (b. ABT 1857, Tennessee) - married 30 Oct 1876, Tipton County, Tennessee, J.J. Jones. Benjamin O. Malone (b. Aug 1860, Tipton County, Tennessee) - married January 1898, Tipton County, Tennessee Susan Ann McIntosh; they had children James or Jarvis R., William Otey, Gordon, and Junious Malone. Myrtle Malone (b. 1865, Tennessee) Lilly L. Malone (b. 1868, Tennessee) All of the above comipled from personal family records; Smith and Tipton County, Tennessee and Galveston County, Texas Census records, and obituaries and are stongly linked. I hope this information is of help to someone. Does anyone have any decsendancy or ancestral links to any of the above listed people? I would be happy to here from you and share details of what I have. Best Regards, Alex Scarbrough

In the 1810 Census, Kershaw Co. SC, there is this listing for Malones: Cornelius John John Jr. William Would anyone on the lists have any information on the names of the other people living in each of these households? Any information will be most appreciated. Arlene

Hi folks, New lister arriving (at least to this site anyway!). Seeking any information on my 2x GF, George Patrick MALONE (born ca 1847, Ireland). He married Elizabeth McDONNELL (born ca. 1853, Ireland). One of their children Patrick (born ca 1880, Manchester, England) married Sarah DENNISON and their son joined the Grenadier Guards, stationed in Windsor. If this sparks any interest or rings any bells I would be pleased to hear from you. Regards, Nigel. Researching: MEREDITH, NUTKINS, TURNER - Lon/Midx, 1800-1850. ANSET, HENBREY, WOODALL - Lon/Midx/Surrey, 1770-1870. BURNS, COLLINS - East Surrey 1800-1840. C(H)ROWCHER, BANNISTER - West Surrey 1500-1700. ADLER, BANKS, BARNET(T), EARL-COOK, HITCHCOCK, LEDGER, NALDRETT - West Surrey 1700-1825. GARRETT, THOMAS - Somerset, 1800-1850. HALSEY, SHARPE - Herts, 1800-1850. BUGGY, MALONE, RYAN - Ireland, 1830-1880. BUGGY, BURNS, MALONE - Essex & Windsor, Berks - 1850-1930. DEN(N)ISON - Lancs, 1850-80.

Bettye, When were your Malones in McLennan Co., TX? On the 1870 Polk Co. TX Census, my John J. Malone listed 1840, TX as his birthplace. John married Charlot Elizabeth Gay 25 Dec 1867, Nacogdoches Co., TX. Charlot was born ca 1851 Alabama. John died before Mar 1876. Their children were: William Calvin, b. Apr 1865, San Jacinto Co., TX, d. 4 Apr 1937; marr Alabama Elizabeth Taylor 12 Jan 1887 Elbert Eli , b. 28 Sep 1868, Nacogdoches Co., TX, d. 28 May 1947, Runnels Co., TX, married (1) Catherine Cunningham 3 Jan 1889, San Jacinto Co., TX, and (2) Fannie Beulah Sprott, 25 Dec 1898,SanJacinto Co.,TX Solomon, b. Mar 1870, TX Let me know if any of these names sound familiar. Thanks, Marilyn

Below are all the Malone's I've documented to date. If there are any cousins on the Malone list please let me know. I have been unable to locate any further information on Bob Malone, the oldest ancestor identified. Garry Malone 1. Bob Malone Children: 2. i William P. b. 8 Jan 1850. Second Generation 2. William P. Malone b. 8 Jan 1850, Mississippi, Supposed: m. 16 Nov 1869, in Lee Co., Miss., Martha A. (Mattie) Malone, b. 1 Nov 1852, Mississippi, d. 8 Dec 1911. William died 13 Apr 1918, Dyer Co. Tn of apoplexy, buried: 14 Apr 1818, Sorrel's Chapel, Friendship, Tn. Children: 3. i John W. b. Mar 1871. ii James H. Malone b. 1878, Tennessee. 4. iii George F. b. 1880. iv Jesse L. Malone b. June 1882, Tennessee. v Grover Cleveland Malone b. Aug 1889, Tennessee. vi Charlie B. Malone b. Oct 1891, Tennessee. vii Chester C. Malone b. Oct 1895, Tennessee. Third Generation 3. John W. Malone b. Mar 1871, Tennessee, m. Fannie ? Malone, b. Nov 1872, Tennessee. Children: 5. i Homer Clyde b. Jul 12 1893. ii Beulah P. Malone b. May 1891, Tennessee, m. 20 Aug 1910, in Dyer Co. TN, A.B.Chambers,JP, J. T. Brown. iii Clarence V. Malone b. Oct. 1897, Tennessee. iv Burt Malone b. 1901?, Tennessee. v Novie M b. 1908?, Tennessee. 4. George F. Malone b. 1880, Tipton Co. TN, m. Lora Malone, b. 1881, Tennessee. Children: i Earnest Malone b. 1901?, Tennessee. ii Della Malone b. 1903, Tennessee. iii Allie B. Mallone b. 1905, Tennessee. iv Ruby Malone b. 1908, Tennessee. Fourth Generation 5. Homer Clyde Malone b. Jul 12 1893, Tennessee, m. 11 Dec 1910, in Dyer Co. Page #42, Mamie Truman Davis, b. 29 April 1892, (daughter of William Davis and N. Jane Davis) d. 1 May 1962, Dyer County, TN, buried: 1962. Homer died 31 Jan 1923, Dyer Co., TN, buried: 1 Feb 1923, Bowen's Chapel Cemetary, Friendship, TN. Children: 6. i Manuel Eugene b. 9 Nov 1911. ii Willie Belle Malone b. 25 Feb 1915, Dyer Co. Tennessee, d. 11 Nov 1918, Tigrett Dyer Co Tn/superutive tonsilitis, buried: 12 Nov 1918, Bowen's Chapel Cemetery, Friendship, TN. 7. iii Tommie Rice b. 1--MAY-1921. Fifth Generation 6. Manuel Eugene Malone b. 9 Nov 1911, m. Maggie Vera McClennon, b. 20 Sep 1903, Dyer Co., TN, d. 21 Jan 1992, Hickman, KY, buried: Hickman, KY. Manuel died 2 Aug 1985, Union City, TN Hospital, emphezema, buried: Hickman, KY. Children: i Joe Clyde Malone b. 24 Jun 1934. 7. Tommie Rice Malone b. 1--MAY-1921, Tigrett Dyer Co. TN, m. 04-OCT-1947, in Dyersburg TN, Velma Elease Weaver, b. 01-AUG-1927, Dyer Co. TN, (daughter of Marion Weaver and Nannie Jo Hayes). Tommie died 03-FEB-1992, Jackson Madison Co. Hosp. Jackson TN, buried: 06-FEB-1992, Gibson Memorial Gardens. Children: 8. i Garry Lynn b. 25-MAY-1949. ii Vickie Darlene Malone b. 05-FEB-1954, St. Mary's Hosp. Humboldt TN. Sixth Generation 8. Garry Lynn Malone b. 25-MAY-1949, Bonnicord Tenn., m. 25-JUN-1970, in New Enterprise PH Church, Gibson TN, Patricia Jane Timms, b. 25-JUL-1951, Milan Tenn., (daughter of Charlie Timms and Clara Jane Sanders).

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Are you also researching the DAVIS family? Davis is my maiden name and I have an expanded edition, updated to 1997, of Henry William Clark's history of a branch of the Davis' from Virginia to Wilkes County Georgia and beyond. Evelynne Davis Ritter ----- Original Message ----- From: <GRANDDRD@aol.com> To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, August 29, 2000 11:22 PM Subject: Re: [MALONE-L] MALONE, Caty Va. Ky. ca1792 > Dear Bettye: > Thank you so much. > Deanna Davis > > > ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > Your donations to RootsWeb makes MALONE-L possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 > >

Our Paternal Great-Great Grandfather was "Doc" Malone. Born in OHIO @1850, we have no record of his parents or other family members. He traveled to TRINIDAD, LAS ANIMAS COUNTY, COLORADO around 1867-1870. He married in Trinidad to (?) @1875, there is no record to date of his wife's name but it was possibly SOPHIA. Doc Malone's wife was of Spanish and possibly Ute Indian extraction. It is probable she was born in or near to Trinidad. There were three (3) known children, DAVID(?), SOPHIA, & STEVEN(?). Sophia was our Great-Grandmother. She was born on 22OCT1878 in Trinidad, Las Animas Co, Colorado. Sophia (aka SOPHIE) married to RICHARD FIELDS HOFF in Trinidad @1895. Richard F. Hoff was the (only known) son of FIELDS & ELIZABETH GOWEN HOFF, born @12APR1861 (from death certificate) in GAINESVILLE, COOKE COUNTY, TEXAS. Richard and Sophia Malone moved to the Oklahoma/Indian Territory shortly after their marriage and settled in McCLAIN COUNTY near the town of PURCELL. All of their children were born in McClain County. They were: (1)THEODORE b: @1896 Purcell, IT (Indian Territory); (2)MARY REBECCA b: 02SEP1897 Purcell IT, m: WALTER EVERETT RITTER in McClain County, d: 08MAR1966 in GUTHRIE, LOGAN CO. OK ; (3) ELMER "DOC" b: @1899 Purcell IT, m: MISS EVA (?); (4) GEORGE b: 1901, McClain Co IT, m: OPAL (?); (5) an infant daughter, born dead 1903, buried in the McClain County CEMETARY; (6) WALTER"JACK" b: JAN1907 McClain Co IT, m: LULU MAY; (7) DAVID "DAVE" b: JAN 1913, McClain Co State of Oklahoma, m: RITA(?). Dave is still living; (8) HENRY (HUFF Henry's last name was misspelled when he enlisted for WWII, he never corrected it) B: 21JUN1916 in COLBERT TOWNSHIP, McClain County OK, m: ANN (?) (*note Ann was murdered near Guthrie, OK in 1964, her murderer was never caught), Henry is still living; (9) HAZEL b: APR1918 Colbert Oklahoma. Hazel married two perhaps more times, only known husband was ALBERT ROWDEN. Hazel was last known to be living in Arizona or New Mexico. The last known contact from her was 1954/55. One of Sophia's brothers also moved into the Oklahoma territory at the same time as Richard and Sophia did, possibly moving with them. He eventually settled near TULSA, and his descendants are possibly still there, however all recent attempts to locate them have failed. Neither Dave nor Henry Hoff/Huff is well enough to help fill in the blanks. We would appreciate any assistance. Evelynne Davis Ritter Guthrie, OK

how interesting......thanks.......... kim ----- Original Message ----- From: H. Juhling McClung <mcclung.1@osu.edu> To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Friday, September 01, 2000 7:11 PM Subject: Re: [MALONE-L] Offer to hear "Opportunity" > Fun fact on Memphis Malones. > > In the 1850's there was a law firm in Memphis called Malone and Malone. > They did some work for Thomas Wood Malone [not related, but he probably > picked them because of the name] of Point Pleasant, [W]Va regarding claims > of his grandfather in the War of 1812. > > Juhling McClung > > At 05:46 AM 9/1/00 -0500, you wrote: > >HI, David! I live here in Memphis, and have come across a street down town > >that was named MALONE......and if you go down a piece it also has WALTER > >MALONE........I have always wander who this MALONE WAS.......... > >I descend from MELLOWN / MALONE name..............My great grandfather was > >SAMUEL SMITH MELLOWN......but only found him as SAMUEL SMITH > >MALONE...........my grandfather JAMES MEADOW MELLOWN......{but was known & > >buried as JOHN MEADOW MALONE}. > >most lived in Georgia, Pickens County & Sumter County Alabama, some moved > >off to Mississippi {MELLOWN} . > >I will have to look up this Walter Malone's book and read it... > >kim > > > > > >----- Original Message ----- > >From: <David72717@aol.com> > >To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> > >Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:49 PM > >Subject: [MALONE-L] Offer to hear "Opportunity" > > > > > >> All list members-- > >> Walter Malone (1866-1915) was the son of Dr. F. J. and Mary Louise > >(Hardin) > >> Malone. Walter was a lawyer and later Circuit Court Judge in Memphis. > >His > >> first love, however, was poetry, and he published several books of same. > >> > >> His most recognized poem was "Opportunity," first published in 1905 in > >> Munsey's Magazine. It achieved some regional fame, and was the subject of > >> many sermons and school assignments. > >> > >> W. C. Handy, renowned blues musician, put the poem to music some years > >after > >> Walter's death. I have obtained a copy from the archives of the Memphis > >> Public Library, and transcribed it into Noteworthy Composer. > >> > >> If anyone would like to hear the Handy/Malone composition, let me know, > >and I > >> will send a Noteworthy Player attachment (about 17.5 k) of the song. It > >is > >> religious in nature, rather than "blues." > >> > >> In order to listen to it, you will need Noteworthy Player, free of charge > >at-- > >> <A HREF="http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm">NoteWorthy > >Player > >> </A> . If that did not show up as a link, go to > >> <http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm>. > >> > >> Enjoy.--David > >> > >> David Ellis, Cane Hill, Ark. > >> > >> Researching (some mine, some wife's) Ammann (Wisc., Minn.), Briggs > >> (N.C.>Tenn.), Bruce (Tenn.), Bung (Wisc., Minn.), Deaver (N.C.), Ellis > >> (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), Jackson (Va.>Tenn.), Knittle (Penn.), Kurth (Wisc., > >Minn.), > >> Malone (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), McLaughlin (Tenn.), Ressie (Wisc., Minn.), Rivers > >> (Va.>Tenn.), Seward (Tenn.), Snyder (Penn.), Stearns (Mass.), Tuggle > >> (Va.>Tenn.), Watkins (Tenn.), Wright (Mass.) > >> > >> > >> ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > >> Have you posted your information to MALONE-L lately? > >> Send mail to: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com > >> > > > > > > > >==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > >Have you posted your information to MALONE-L lately? > >Send mail to: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com > > > > > > > > > ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > Your donations to RootsWeb makes MALONE-L possible. > RootsWeb Gen. Data Coop. Box 6798 Frazier Park, CA 93222 >

Fun fact on Memphis Malones. In the 1850's there was a law firm in Memphis called Malone and Malone. They did some work for Thomas Wood Malone [not related, but he probably picked them because of the name] of Point Pleasant, [W]Va regarding claims of his grandfather in the War of 1812. Juhling McClung At 05:46 AM 9/1/00 -0500, you wrote: >HI, David! I live here in Memphis, and have come across a street down town >that was named MALONE......and if you go down a piece it also has WALTER >MALONE........I have always wander who this MALONE WAS.......... >I descend from MELLOWN / MALONE name..............My great grandfather was >SAMUEL SMITH MELLOWN......but only found him as SAMUEL SMITH >MALONE...........my grandfather JAMES MEADOW MELLOWN......{but was known & >buried as JOHN MEADOW MALONE}. >most lived in Georgia, Pickens County & Sumter County Alabama, some moved >off to Mississippi {MELLOWN} . >I will have to look up this Walter Malone's book and read it... >kim > > >----- Original Message ----- >From: <David72717@aol.com> >To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:49 PM >Subject: [MALONE-L] Offer to hear "Opportunity" > > >> All list members-- >> Walter Malone (1866-1915) was the son of Dr. F. J. and Mary Louise >(Hardin) >> Malone. Walter was a lawyer and later Circuit Court Judge in Memphis. >His >> first love, however, was poetry, and he published several books of same. >> >> His most recognized poem was "Opportunity," first published in 1905 in >> Munsey's Magazine. It achieved some regional fame, and was the subject of >> many sermons and school assignments. >> >> W. C. Handy, renowned blues musician, put the poem to music some years >after >> Walter's death. I have obtained a copy from the archives of the Memphis >> Public Library, and transcribed it into Noteworthy Composer. >> >> If anyone would like to hear the Handy/Malone composition, let me know, >and I >> will send a Noteworthy Player attachment (about 17.5 k) of the song. It >is >> religious in nature, rather than "blues." >> >> In order to listen to it, you will need Noteworthy Player, free of charge >at-- >> <A HREF="http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm">NoteWorthy >Player >> </A> . If that did not show up as a link, go to >> <http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm>. >> >> Enjoy.--David >> >> David Ellis, Cane Hill, Ark. >> >> Researching (some mine, some wife's) Ammann (Wisc., Minn.), Briggs >> (N.C.>Tenn.), Bruce (Tenn.), Bung (Wisc., Minn.), Deaver (N.C.), Ellis >> (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), Jackson (Va.>Tenn.), Knittle (Penn.), Kurth (Wisc., >Minn.), >> Malone (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), McLaughlin (Tenn.), Ressie (Wisc., Minn.), Rivers >> (Va.>Tenn.), Seward (Tenn.), Snyder (Penn.), Stearns (Mass.), Tuggle >> (Va.>Tenn.), Watkins (Tenn.), Wright (Mass.) >> >> >> ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== >> Have you posted your information to MALONE-L lately? >> Send mail to: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com >> > > > >==== MALONE Mailing List ==== >Have you posted your information to MALONE-L lately? >Send mail to: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com > > >

HI, David! I live here in Memphis, and have come across a street down town that was named MALONE......and if you go down a piece it also has WALTER MALONE........I have always wander who this MALONE WAS.......... I descend from MELLOWN / MALONE name..............My great grandfather was SAMUEL SMITH MELLOWN......but only found him as SAMUEL SMITH MALONE...........my grandfather JAMES MEADOW MELLOWN......{but was known & buried as JOHN MEADOW MALONE}. most lived in Georgia, Pickens County & Sumter County Alabama, some moved off to Mississippi {MELLOWN} . I will have to look up this Walter Malone's book and read it... kim ----- Original Message ----- From: <David72717@aol.com> To: <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:49 PM Subject: [MALONE-L] Offer to hear "Opportunity" > All list members-- > Walter Malone (1866-1915) was the son of Dr. F. J. and Mary Louise (Hardin) > Malone. Walter was a lawyer and later Circuit Court Judge in Memphis. His > first love, however, was poetry, and he published several books of same. > > His most recognized poem was "Opportunity," first published in 1905 in > Munsey's Magazine. It achieved some regional fame, and was the subject of > many sermons and school assignments. > > W. C. Handy, renowned blues musician, put the poem to music some years after > Walter's death. I have obtained a copy from the archives of the Memphis > Public Library, and transcribed it into Noteworthy Composer. > > If anyone would like to hear the Handy/Malone composition, let me know, and I > will send a Noteworthy Player attachment (about 17.5 k) of the song. It is > religious in nature, rather than "blues." > > In order to listen to it, you will need Noteworthy Player, free of charge at-- > <A HREF="http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm">NoteWorthy Player > </A> . If that did not show up as a link, go to > <http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm>. > > Enjoy.--David > > David Ellis, Cane Hill, Ark. > > Researching (some mine, some wife's) Ammann (Wisc., Minn.), Briggs > (N.C.>Tenn.), Bruce (Tenn.), Bung (Wisc., Minn.), Deaver (N.C.), Ellis > (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), Jackson (Va.>Tenn.), Knittle (Penn.), Kurth (Wisc., Minn.), > Malone (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), McLaughlin (Tenn.), Ressie (Wisc., Minn.), Rivers > (Va.>Tenn.), Seward (Tenn.), Snyder (Penn.), Stearns (Mass.), Tuggle > (Va.>Tenn.), Watkins (Tenn.), Wright (Mass.) > > > ==== MALONE Mailing List ==== > Have you posted your information to MALONE-L lately? > Send mail to: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com >

David, We are looking for information on Myrtle Dovey Lena Malone b. in TN m. George Park and lived in AL. Any connections? Thanks. Charlotte L. Hamilton -----Original Message----- From: David72717@aol.com <David72717@aol.com> To: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com <MALONE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, August 31, 2000 7:50 PM Subject: [MALONE-L] Offer to hear "Opportunity" >All list members-- >Walter Malone (1866-1915) was the son of Dr. F. J. and Mary Louise (Hardin) >Malone. Walter was a lawyer and later Circuit Court Judge in Memphis. His >first love, however, was poetry, and he published several books of same. > >His most recognized poem was "Opportunity," first published in 1905 in >Munsey's Magazine. It achieved some regional fame, and was the subject of >many sermons and school assignments. > >W. C. Handy, renowned blues musician, put the poem to music some years after >Walter's death. I have obtained a copy from the archives of the Memphis >Public Library, and transcribed it into Noteworthy Composer. > >If anyone would like to hear the Handy/Malone composition, let me know, and I >will send a Noteworthy Player attachment (about 17.5 k) of the song. It is >religious in nature, rather than "blues." > >In order to listen to it, you will need Noteworthy Player, free of charge at-- ><A HREF="http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm">NoteWorthy Player ></A> . If that did not show up as a link, go to ><http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm>. > >Enjoy.--David > >David Ellis, Cane Hill, Ark. > >Researching (some mine, some wife's) Ammann (Wisc., Minn.), Briggs >(N.C.>Tenn.), Bruce (Tenn.), Bung (Wisc., Minn.), Deaver (N.C.), Ellis >(Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), Jackson (Va.>Tenn.), Knittle (Penn.), Kurth (Wisc., Minn.), >Malone (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), McLaughlin (Tenn.), Ressie (Wisc., Minn.), Rivers >(Va.>Tenn.), Seward (Tenn.), Snyder (Penn.), Stearns (Mass.), Tuggle >(Va.>Tenn.), Watkins (Tenn.), Wright (Mass.) > > >==== MALONE Mailing List ==== >Have you posted your information to MALONE-L lately? >Send mail to: MALONE-L@rootsweb.com >

All list members-- Walter Malone (1866-1915) was the son of Dr. F. J. and Mary Louise (Hardin) Malone. Walter was a lawyer and later Circuit Court Judge in Memphis. His first love, however, was poetry, and he published several books of same. His most recognized poem was "Opportunity," first published in 1905 in Munsey's Magazine. It achieved some regional fame, and was the subject of many sermons and school assignments. W. C. Handy, renowned blues musician, put the poem to music some years after Walter's death. I have obtained a copy from the archives of the Memphis Public Library, and transcribed it into Noteworthy Composer. If anyone would like to hear the Handy/Malone composition, let me know, and I will send a Noteworthy Player attachment (about 17.5 k) of the song. It is religious in nature, rather than "blues." In order to listen to it, you will need Noteworthy Player, free of charge at-- <A HREF="http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm">NoteWorthy Player </A> . If that did not show up as a link, go to <http://www.noteworthysoftware.com/player/index.htm>. Enjoy.--David David Ellis, Cane Hill, Ark. Researching (some mine, some wife's) Ammann (Wisc., Minn.), Briggs (N.C.>Tenn.), Bruce (Tenn.), Bung (Wisc., Minn.), Deaver (N.C.), Ellis (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), Jackson (Va.>Tenn.), Knittle (Penn.), Kurth (Wisc., Minn.), Malone (Va.>Ala.>Tenn.), McLaughlin (Tenn.), Ressie (Wisc., Minn.), Rivers (Va.>Tenn.), Seward (Tenn.), Snyder (Penn.), Stearns (Mass.), Tuggle (Va.>Tenn.), Watkins (Tenn.), Wright (Mass.)