Mallet - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

haphcaagxx96 — 2011-07-01 20:24:30Z

hello there yes i know lorraine and arnold ferris theey both passed away in 2006 . i know there son jeff and the other children. jeff lives in st paul mn.

cleophas mallet is jeff ferris great grand father and he is buried in calvery cemetery in st paul mn. along with others. what information are you looking for . and are you the mallets that lived in oakdale mn ,

thanks

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

haphcaagxx96 — 2011-07-01 20:24:08Z

i am also related to the mallet and vandlac"s . my last name is ferris. i live in minnesota . how about yourself. can you tell me where cleophas is buried if you know that. thank you

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

haphcaagxx96 — 2011-07-01 20:23:48Z

could you please tell me how you are relatied to this person. . i am also related to this person. . what are you looking for ? i may able to help you and you help me .

thank

looking for mallet/vandelac

haphcaagxx96 — 2011-07-01 20:13:09Z

looking for the children of the following people.
pierre vandelac and Leocadie Bougret , and any other information. Pierre being born in 1825, and
Leocadie being born 1825

thank you

Re: Mallet's of Charlestown and Maine

privatejoe1 — 2011-03-15 02:16:02Z

Hi Sandy,

Here is some info on Re: James G. & Thomas L. Mallett
& their parents:

Thomas Larkin Mallett
b. Aug 30, 1777 in Charlestown, MA
Married Elizabeth Paskiel in Warren, Maine
d. May 1, 1866 in Warren, Maine
Age: 90 yrs, 8 mos.

James G. Mallett
b. Feb 27, 1782
Married 1st Sophia Gerrish
Married 2nd Sarah Storer
d. Lost his sight & died Sept 26, 1865 in Warren, Maine

James G. & Thomas L. Mallett’s were:
Isaac Mallett Jr & (Hannah Larkin).
They were married March, 1775 in Charlestown, MA

Isaac Mallett, Jr
b. Aug 26, 1753- Charlestown, MA
bp. Sept 2, 1753- Charlestown, MA
d. July 26, 1831- In Poorhouse, Charlestown, MA
Age: 78 yrs.

Hannah Larkin
b. April, 1756- Charlestown, MA
d. June 20, 1810- Charlestown, MA
Age: 78 yrs.

Isaac Mallett Jr & (Hannah Larkin) are my 4th Great-Grandparents. They had 14 children!!

Would love to find more info about this branch of the family!

ps. I'm sending this thru my Dad's ancestry account-but you can email me directly at sioux_30@yahoo.com
Sue

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

samoyed189 — 2010-12-31 14:52:05Z

Hi My mother and brother live in oakdale mn. Dolores and John.I was looking for Cleophas parents or earlier. My brother told me he found Cleophas father Jean-baptist Mallet in Quebec 1843 who was a butcher,farmer.My son Michael is a butcher.thanks, Mark

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

samoyed189 — 2010-12-31 03:50:24Z

Hi My father Edmund Mallet had 2 cousins named farris,Lorraine and Arnold . mother Addelade. We think Cleophus is buried in Calvery on front street I live in woodville wi. Mark Mallet

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

samoyed189 — 2010-12-30 20:27:35Z

HI, mallet/vandelac are my great grandparents.I found a interesting paper on the ancestry of vandelac in my grandfather Eds papers ,Its a lot of french names. Mark

Re: Mallott/Mellot/Mellott

maggiemygirl — 2010-08-28 23:18:13Z

My great grandmother, Sarah Elizabeth Mellott, was descended from the same line. Her line is William Henry Harrison Mellott, Jacob Mellott, Jacob Mellott, John M. Mellott (Sarah Stillwell), Theodorus Mellott (Catherine Maple), Jean Paul Marlet, Gideon Marlet, Josias Marlet.

Re: Mallott/Mellot/Mellott

fanohiost8 — 2010-04-03 20:54:12Z

I am of this line as well thru John/Sarah's son,Theodore. Theodore's dau. Sarah (b. 1794 Bedford PA d. after 1850 in Elkhart IN) married Abraham Truax (Truex). I am interested in any Mellot info you may have.

Mallet/Malletts of Prince Edward island

rpdand — 2010-01-20 05:52:39Z

John Mallet/Mallett was born in England and emigrated to PEI as a shipwright in 1818-20. He married in 1826 to Maria Silliker and they lived in Bedeque and Summerside, PEI.
His son Daniel Silliker Mallet and wife Mary Cairns emigrated to New Jersey with their family in 1899.
Trying to find where in England John was born and if there are any descendants of Daniels and Mary still living in New Jersey.

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

joyness1 — 2009-12-14 02:53:17Z

HELENE VANDELAC
Birth: 08 OCT 1879 Saint Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota
Death: 16 JAN 1956
Father: NOEL OR CHRIS VANDELAC
Mother: HELENE OR OLIVE ROBERGE

Helen VANDELAC
Birth: Abt. 1875
Father: Chris VANDELAC
Mother: Ellen Hellen RABARGE
Spouse: MALLETTE

Chris

Re: looking for mallet/vandelac

samoyed189 — 2009-07-18 23:32:41Z

Hi My Great Grandfathers name was Cleophus Mallet. His wifes maiden name was Helen Vandulac Great Grandfathers Fathers name was Gene Batist Mallet who lived near Quebec in the 1840s

Margaret Mallet

KH10815 — 2009-06-16 17:51:34Z

I am looking for more information on Margaret Mallet (1832-1900). I believe she was born in Pennsylvania but I cannot verify her birthplace. I am trying to find out where the Mallet family name originates from and if possible find out her parents names. She was married twice. Her first marriage was to a Mr. John Haney with whom she had six children. Their names were: Catherine (b.1848), Fred (b.1854), Katherine (b.1854), William (b.1856), Mary (b.1858), and James (b.1860). All of their children were born in or around Jasper, Indiana. Her 2nd husband was Charles Wesley Rosa (b.1829). They had 8 children: Zelphia(b.Unknown), Callie (b.1862), Ada (b.1864), Hiram (b.1866), Clara (b.1868), Samuel (b.1870), Zilphia (b.1873), and John (b.1876). All of their children were born in Indiana.I may have Margaret's parents names but i am unsure if they are correct. The names are William Lawson Mallett (1784-1859) and Mary Miller (1793-1846). Their are many variations of the last name Mallet. I have seen Malet, Mallett, and Mallat so i am unsure of the correct spelling. Margaret's first name has a variation also (Margarette). If you have any information on anyone listed please let me know. Any information is greatly appreciated!

Re: Casharago and Mallett

amohawk1 — 2009-01-23 02:46:30Z

Hi Mary,
Slight correction, The name is Etienne Malet born 1626 Montauban,France Died Guienne,Bordeaux,France. Married abt 1640 Anne Bergoin born 1627 Guienne,Bordeaux, France Died there. Had two sons (known) Etienne born 1644 in Guienne,Bordeaux,France, died Henrico County,Virginia. Jacob Malet born 1648 in Guienne,Bordeaux, France, died London ,England of fever. His brother and son Etienne came to Virginia 1699. I believe Etienne's widow Rachel and two sons moved to North Carolina.

My sources: Etienne Malet's will in Virginia records and records of the Huguoenot Church on Thresdneedle St, London, England.

Tom Niehoff

Re: mallets in south louisiana

weezer176 — 2008-09-16 00:57:02Z

i was looking for my family of darbonne in mallet la

Re: mallets in south louisiana

foyosoul03 — 2008-08-15 12:59:26Z

Hi, My name is Sharita Young. I dont know much about the Mallet family. My Great-Grandmother was a Levine Joyner but she was raised by the Mallet family. I am a Mallet somewhere in there! We just had a reunion this past weekend and i deciced to do a family tree. Feel free to email me: foyosoul03@yahoo.com.

MALLET, PAUL (? -1753) & PIERRE ANTON

cantorjoeocho — 2007-12-25 05:08:11Z

MALLET, PAUL (? -1753). Paul Mallet, a French Canadian voyageur and explorer, was probably born in Montreal, Canada, the son of Pierre and Madeline Mallet. He accompanied his elder brother, Pierre Antoine Mallet, to Santa Fe in 1739 and participated in Fabry's failed attempt to ascend the Canadian River in 1741-42 (see MALLET EXPEDITIONS). In 1744 he married Marie Jeanne Barié and settled at Arkansas Post. They had three children. Mallet died there in 1753.

MALET EXPEDITIONS

MALLET EXPEDITIONS. The Mallet brothers, Pierre and Paul,qqv eighteenth-century French voyageurs from the "Mizuri" country, explored a vast part of what became the Louisiana Purchase. In 1739 they made a trip across the plains from the Missouri River to Santa Fe. In 1740 they encountered and descended the Canadian River, crossing the Panhandleqv of Texas. They continued down the Arkansas and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans. The Sieur de Bienville, governor of Louisiana, commissioned André Fabry de la Bruyère to accompany the Mallets on a return trip and map the route. The party ascended the Arkansas and entered the Canadian in 1741. Because of the river's dry bed, little progress could be made. Fabry returned to Arkansas Post and to Le Poste des Cadodaquious for horses. By the time he returned to the Canadian, the Mallets had pushed on.

Fabry returned to New Orleans via Le Poste des Cadodaquious in 1742. The Mallets made little progress and were forced to return down the Canadian and Arkansas rivers. They continued exploring out of Arkansas Post. In 1750 Pierre and three hired companions ascended the Red River, obtained horses and supplies at Le Poste des Cadodaquious, then traveled overland to the Canadian River and proceeded to Santa Fe, again across the Texas Panhandle. Pierre was arrested and sent to Mexico City and eventually to Havana. Except for Fabry's assignment, the French paid little attention to the Mallets' geographical discoveries. From them the Spanish, through depositions, gained accurate descriptions of the Arkansas River and its tributaries, but the knowledge was protected and forgotten. Fabry apparently failed to leave any evidence of what the Mallets had reported. Zebulon M. Pike, who consulted with the French, shows the course of the Canadian River as too short and southerly. Because neither French nor Spanish cartographers benefited from the Mallets' discoveries the Río Colorado of New Mexico (the Canadian River) was considered the source of the Red River until around 1820.

MALLET, PIERRE ANTOINE (1700-?). Pierre Antoine Mallet (Maillet, Mailhet, Malet), French Canadian voyageur and explorer, brother of Paul Mallet,qv was born on June 20, 1700, in Montreal, Canada, the son of Pierre and Madeline Mallet. His family soon moved to Detroit, where Paul was baptized in 1711. While still a young man Pierre moved to New Orleans and became a voyageur in the "Mizuri" country. He married Louisa Deupet, who died by 1751. Mallet is noted for four explorations: from the plains to Santa Fe (1739), from Santa Fe to New Orleans via the Canadian (some sources say Pecos) River (1740), from New Orleans in an abortive attempt to reach Santa Fe with André Fabry de La Bruyère via the Canadian River (1741-42), and from New Orleans to Santa Fe via the Red and Canadian rivers (1750). Mallet was arrested and taken to Havana by the Spanish in 1750. See also MALLET EXPEDITIONS.

Re: Hello Karon

JessesGirl2421 — 2007-12-16 20:23:17Z

Hello, I hope your having more luck in your search than I am. Please reply back, and send photo...anything is possible, I would have never imagined surnames having so many differnet spellings...and I do live in Michigan. I am looking forward to hearing from you...thanks

Re: finding my dads dad

Georgie_Mallais — 2007-07-11 16:48:20Z

Hi, Shelly, I read your message on the forum and maybe I can help but not quite sure;
I have a genealogy site on the Mallet family and the name of Winnita rung a bell but the one I have is Winnida and she's not a Mallet but Gallant married to a Alfred Mallet but could be a link because they had 5 or 6 childres born about your dad's birth year. Anyways, I'll give you the address of my site, you might find something to help you in your research;
Best of luck!
Georgie Mallais

the address is: http://cyberquebec.ca/mallais

Re: Mallet in Central Louisiana/Racial make up

drdjones — 2006-12-02 15:17:04Z

Many of the Mallets of TN, AR and LA had a mixed racial background. They do not seem to be consistently classified as Free Colored, Black, Mulatto or White. There seemed to be more emphasis on race in the 1850, 1860 and 1870 Censuses than in the ones before or after that period. After 1870, none of my TN Mallet's were classified as Free Colored or Mulatto even though they had been classified as such in 1820, 1850, 1860 and 1870.

Re: Mallet

baspuits — 2006-09-03 10:13:34Z

Have you found what you are looking for?
Lowell
secondenation.com

Paschal MALLET & Charles MALLET, Grant County Wisconsin, 1855

metaphor — 2006-07-02 01:14:41Z

Saturday, June 30, 1855
Potosi Republican, Potosi Grant WI

CONFECTIONERY
AND EATING HOUSE

[NEXT DOOR NORTH OF THE POST OFFICE]

MALLET & BRO, having fitted up the building next to the Post Office for the purpose of carrying on the Confectioery business in all its branches, will keep constantly on hand for sale, a choice variety of

Candies, Cakes, Pies, Nuts, Fruits, &c.,

To which they respectfully solicit the patronage of the public. Rooms are fitted up where all wishing any eatables they keep on hand, will be served.

Weddings or other Parties, furnished with Cakes on short notice.

Potosi, May 25, 1855

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Copartnership Notice

The undersigned have this day associated themselves for the purpose of trade, under the name and style of MALLET & BROTHER. The business of the firm will be continued at the old stands of Paschal MALLET. The patronage of the public is respectfully invited.

PASCHAL MALLET
CHARLES MALLET

Potosi, March 1st, 1855

Mrs. John Mallet, obit, 1914, Marblehead, MA, Yarmouth NS

2006-03-19 21:10:24Z

This was on the same page as other obits that I was researching. I hope this helps someone!

source: Marblehead Messenger (weekly newspaper, Marblehead MA USA), Feb. 20, 1914. Transcribed by Maureen Graves Anderson 3-2006.

"The body of Mrs. John Mallet, who died last week at her residence on High street, will be taken today to her native home in Yarmouth N.S. The recent bad weather made it impossible to make connections with boats from the Provinces before today."

Mallet's of Charlestown and Maine

sclappmoffett — 2006-01-18 23:20:04Z

Hi Maggie, Have you come across the family of Isaac Mallett (think it goes, Isaac, Andrew) I believe one of these Isaac's had sons James G. and Thomas L. Mallet, who were born in Charlestown, Ma. and went as young men to Warren, Maine--There they were blacksmiths, and built the Mallet Tavern. I know they connect to the Storer and Folger genealogies, through James' wife, Sarah Storer. I am searching for as much information on Mallet's of Charlestown and Warren, Maine. Any help appreciated. Sincerely, Sandy Clapp-Moffett

Mallett

sclappmoffett — 2006-01-18 23:20:04Z

Hi Maggie- I am sorry I don't think I can help you much. I have not researched the Mallet line past James and Thomas who were born in Charlestown, Ma. and went to Warren, Maine.(Where the Mallet Tavern is located). I am looking for confirmation of that. information. I checked my files, and I believe I found Isaac at the same adress as James and John, and also checked the census and found out his father was also Isaac, --I do not have any proof as of yet. Just been checking census information and vitals of Charlestown and Maine. I will definetly keep your message and an eye out for Elizabeth and John. I would like to figure this out! My James and Thomas went to Maine late 1700's, and Mary Hannah, dau. of James was born 1833. Elizabeth could a cousin. Wish I could be of more help, but really just trying to put together this line. Have you checked Charlestown records? I had found Andrew on one of the census. I just checked the Annals of Warren, Maine and there is no mention of a John. Please keep in touch, maybe we can figure this out. Sandy

Mallet

sclappmoffett — 2006-01-18 23:20:04Z

Hi Maggie- have you been to familysearch.com yet? Someone there lists a John Mallet mar to Martha Wilson, 1745, Charlestown.
They also list a Christening June 2 1718 of a John Mallet, father is Andrew and mother is Martha Morris. If you haven't checked this out yet, you might contact the submitter. Sandy

Staff Sgt. Toby W. Mallet, 26, of Kaplan, La., died April 9, 2004

2005-11-20 23:10:46Z

No. 317-04
IMMEDIATE RELEASE April 13, 2004
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Staff Sgt. Toby W. Mallet, 26, of Kaplan, La., died April 9 in Baghdad, Iraq, when a rocket-propelled grenade struck his patrol vehicle. Mallet was assigned to the Army’s 1st Battalion, 7th Field Artillery Regiment, 1st Infantry Division, Schweinfurt, Germany.

The incident is under investigation.

For further information related to this release, contact Army Public Affairs at (703) 692-2000.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/2004/nr20040413-0575.htm...

________________________________________

Disclaimer: Not related to this person. This news release is being submitted for its genealogical value: name, age, hometown, date, place and cause of death, and military service. No political viewpoint is being expressed.

Re: re Mallet

Joan_Charron — 2005-10-09 19:52:30Z

Hi,
Sorry I don't know your first name. No, not to my knowledge is there any site with translations of Latin names. I do know that Carolus is the Latin for an old French masculine name of Carold. The godfather of one of my g-uncles was Carold Boivin but on my uncle's baptismal cert. it is written in Latin as Carolus. I've encountered this on other French-Canadian baptismal certs also. Hope this helps you.
Joan

Re: Amanthe Mallet - Louisiana

BBRIVKA1 — 2005-07-10 17:22:29Z

Have gotten your message, but just moved and returned form a trip so files are boxed away. If you don't hear from me in a couple of weeks, pls correspond to BBRIVKA@aol.com Thanks

Re: Philias Mallet Justine Celestine Mercier

MariaRobichaud — 2005-04-13 02:11:05Z

Hi,

I do hope you periodically still check this message board. :)

Phileas Mallet son of Julien Mallet & Marie Constance Breau was born July 6, 1843 Shippagan, NB.

Julien (son of Jean Baptiste Mallet & Marie Josephe Duguay) was born 03-25-1792 Shippagan, NB; died 06-21-1792 Caraquet.
Julien married #1 01-17-1814 Caraquet to Victoire Marie Gionet_Gionnais
#2 08-06-1833 Caraquet, NB to Marie Constance Breau.

I am not sure exactly what type of info you were looking for. Hope this helped. Feel free to email me at mariarobichaud@hotmail.com

Re: Mallet, Mallett, Mallette's

2005-04-03 21:13:53Z

the Teplitz is my half brother's mother's family they live in skokie , illinois. her name is ellen not sure of her family as it is NOt mine. here is my brother's email you can follow up with him la32000@yahoo.com

Re: mallets in south louisiana

2004-12-18 05:56:45Z

would you happen to be ronald mallet who lived in baton rouge in 1969? if so please email me back at rhnd_2@yahoo.com thank u this is important.

searching for birth father, ronald john mallet age 63 or 64 last know to have lived in henderson la.

2004-12-13 04:24:10Z

my name is rhonda i am searching for my father.in 1969 he lived in baton rouge he is 63 or 64 years old. my mothers name is jeanette anthony andwas 18 when she had me, anyone knowing this man please contact me at my email rhnd_2@yahoo.com this is very important to me if anyone knows please help me.

looking for my father RONALD JOHN MALLET 63 or 64 years old last known to have lived in henderson La.

rhondaanthony69 — 2004-12-09 06:11:31Z

my name is Rhonda im looking for my birth father Ronald john Mallet lived in baton rouge la. in 1969. My mothers name is Jeanette Anthony and was 17 years old at the time. Ronald has 2 sisters and 3 brothers. HE married a lady named Brenda. if anyone knows this family please contact me

Re: Mallet family in New Orleans, Louisiana

gharris19_1 — 2004-06-13 20:06:23Z

I only know a little about Auguste Mallet who
married Leonore Lemaignan who had their only
child, George Mallet, in New Orleans in 1858.

After Auguste Mallet died in 1858 in New Orleans,
Leonore (Leonie or Leonide) married my ggrand-
father Andreas (Andrew) Fricke. They had only
one son, Bernard Henry Andrew, in 1865.

The sons of Leonore would be stepbrothers,
but their family names and faces are similar.
I am looking for information on both families.

Is this family related to your New Orleans Mallet?

Re: re Mallet

ccadeau1 — 2004-05-23 11:03:23Z

Hi Joan,
Is there a site with the Latin name translations?
I am seeking the translation for Carolus.
Thanks
C. Cadeau

Re: Mallet / Joan Charron

ccadeau1 — 2004-05-23 11:03:23Z

Hi Joan,
I had a notification from RootsWeb that you had replied to my posting on Mallet.
When I tried to access it I found it was deleted. My original message was also deleted.
If we cannot communicate on this board please e-mail me direct with your response.

Thank you.
Clarence Cadeau
ccadeau@yahoo.com

Re: Mallet/Mallais/Bulger

2004-04-17 02:58:49Z

George & Hannah (Walsh) Mallet - Yorkshire

stanritz — 2004-02-10 18:30:30Z

Sons Fred - 1875
Arthur - 1880
Martin 1883

Looking for links to Fred / Arthur Know all of Martin links.

Re: Amanthe Mallet - Louisiana

wwwlilbit7695 — 2004-01-20 20:59:53Z

Rebecca Benoit, My family originated from Mallet, Broussard, and Foreman's. The Amanthe Mallet you are searching info on, is also included in my family. I would like for us to compare our notes and share any new info with one another. Amanthe was married to a Paul Ulgare Benoit, Sr. He was born on May 30, 1900. Please reply soon.

Re: Mallet in Central Louisiana/Racial make up

2004-01-02 15:37:46Z

You can access immigration databases at either ancestry.com or genealogy.com. I am not convinced they are complete. I don't know what percentage of immigrants are actually in the databases.

Re: Mallet in Central Louisiana/Racial make up

lafurlow — 2004-01-02 05:14:37Z

Oh wow, I think that you hit it dead on! Can you tell me which database you found this in so that I can see what more's there? Thanks so much!! Dawn

Re: Mallet in Central Louisiana/Racial make up

2004-01-02 04:30:50Z

Re: Mallet in Central Louisiana/Racial make up

lafurlow — 2004-01-01 04:35:10Z

Re: Father

elainemaccuish1 — 2003-12-18 02:07:01Z

I have just come across some interesting information on the 1920 USA census.
Head of household: Mallet, Willis(?)
Wife: Blanche
2 sons
Father-in-law: Charles H or R Hobbs.(age 69) b. in Canada
They were living in Lakeville Township, Penobscot Co. Maine.

As I am looking into the Hobbs line from New Brunswick and I do have a Charles Hobbs in my ancestry(brother to my gr-grandfather), I am wondering if this is the right one. The age is very close(within a year) and my Charles' wife's name was Blanche White. No big stretch that they would have had a daughter named Blanche. Would this be the same families?
If you have any info on this Mallet, please let me know.

M A L L E T Marie Genevieve Hypolite

possesor — 2003-12-01 20:48:47Z

Marie Genevieve b. Oct 12, 1781 married Francois-Xavier Vincent Labre (Lobb) Jan 10, 1803 in Sainte-Madeleine-de-Rigaud (Quebec). The decendants ended up in Eastern Ontario. Any info much appreciated. Marie Genevieve is my g.g.g.g.grandmother. Also, does anybody know if there is aboriginal ancestry here? Also, any info on the Labre/Lobb family tree is very much appreciated.

mallets in south louisiana

2003-11-11 01:02:17Z

my father died Dec 2002 unfortunatly i didn't retain all of the family history and would like to find out more concerning my roots. my fathers name was Louis T. Mallet born 1926 both of parents died long before i was born and i would like to get some hint to my lineage

Re: Marie Mallet/Jean-Baptiste Lacroix Dit Langevin

Suzilla — 2003-07-31 18:54:25Z

Hi Rene: By any chance, did they have a son also named Jean-Baptiste, who married Marguerite La Croix on Maniwaki, Quebec in 1869?

Re: Mallet, Mallett, Mallette's

2003-05-13 18:53:57Z

Since somewhere in your past was the surname "Tiplitz", is it possible we are related? My grandparents, Louis and Hinda Tiplitz came to New York City from Odessa, Russia, around 1904.