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MALOY Richard F - Vietnam Wall section 6E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-05 15:36:22Z

MALOY Richard F - Vietnam Wall section 6E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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Maloy from CT

mozols — 2012-02-13 16:55:03Z

Looking for any information on John Maloy from Hartford, CT born around 1888. He married Margaret Dowdall (her birth certificate last name is Poulis) in 1909. They had 8 children and lived in West Hartford, CT. John had a brother named Joe.

Re: John F. Maloy

mozols — 2012-02-13 02:34:18Z

Hi

The names and locations match for my great grandparents.

John Maloy Malloy

aprilmrain — 2011-10-28 01:46:42Z

John Oscar Malloy (my great grand-father) was born in 1896. His mother was Adeline Mischler, his father was John Oscar Malloy. We do not know if these two ever married but if they did it was very short lived as we find Adeline marrying when Jr was only 4 years old.
When my great grand-father grew he changed his name to Jack Malloy dropping his middle name all together. When he was asked about his father he told people nothing except that they should never ask again. We do have one picture of the father and dont know if he was ever married or had other children. This line is in the wisconsin area Adeline and her children were on an indian reservation, she was married to Ben Poirier and another man who's name escapes me right now.
Can anyone tell me anything about this Malloy line???

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

johnpmalloy — 2011-09-21 12:15:04Z

Hi Dawn,

There is a lot of information on the Molloy\Malloy\Maloy line at omolloy.com.

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

dbmaloy1 — 2011-09-06 03:20:04Z

Hi, my family line was also from Bartholomew County. Very strong chance I can probably help you out with some info. I have a pretty good record going back to early 1800's. I am also aware of some of the family heading to CA back in the 1920's or 30's, I believe.
Send me a message if you would like more background.

Thanks,
DB Maloy

Re: Mary Ellen Ryan

brtoctober — 2011-05-06 17:58:30Z

She is also my Great Grandmother--so which cousin are you? I am trying to find where in Ireland she was born, if she and Patrick Maloy were married before or after entering the U.S. and any other info. I can gather. Have you found anything?

Donna

Mary (Mame) Maloy

magjen20071 — 2011-04-28 23:08:04Z

Not sure if this will help anyone but I'll post just in case. Inside the bible of a deceased family member I found a funeral card for Mary (Mame) Maloy, date of death 2/24/68. I believe was from the Pittsburgh, PA area.

Re: Daniel Hugh Maloy

maloy179 — 2011-04-24 21:31:46Z

One more thing, Jsphillips: I'm not sure which Studstill/Maloy union is your line (Margaret Jane and Isabella Maloy, sisters, married Studstill brothers), but the letters I mentioned in my previous post, which are online, mention both couples, and talk about Margaret Jane pretty extensively,

Re: Daniel Hugh Maloy

maloy179 — 2011-04-24 21:25:19Z

This is my family. They came to Telfair County, Ga. from Lumber Bridge, Robeson County, NC. I thought you might like to know that the family papers from NC are in the Southern Historical Collection at UNC-Chapel Hill. They include a land deed dated 1792 to Daniel Malloy (Hugh's father), Daniel's will, and some fascinating letters from Hugh's brother John, with information about Hugh's family, written from Telfair County in the 1840's. These are now digitized: http://www.lib.unc.edu/mss/inv/m/Malloy,Duncan.html. The original farm in NC is still owned by another branch of the Malloy family.

Many of the Maloys of Telfair County lived (and still live) in the Temperance area between Rhine and Jacksonville. Their descendants gather for a reunion at Sharon Baptist Church on the 4th Sunday of April each year.

What I don't know is where Hugh and Jeanette are buried. They are not at Sharon Church, where so many of the Maloys are. The census records suggest that Jeanette spent her later years in Pulaski County (what is now Dodge Co, about 5 miles west of Eastman), living with her unmarried son and near her two daughers (Margaret Bowen and Nancy Lowery).

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

MarieMimbs — 2011-03-28 02:21:54Z

The O'Molloy/Molloy?Malloy/Maloy/Meloy all are the same ancestors and was first usedin the ninth century when King Nail of Ireland named hius third son John Molly.
Marie Mimbs

Re: Ann Carter Maloy/John McBride m 1803

dmfox28 — 2011-03-27 22:28:51Z

Besides Ann, were the other children of James and Rachel Malloy, Thomas, James, Mary Ann, Elinor???? And are we sure their last name had 2 L's?

My research has taken a twist and led me to these folks. Any additional info. would be greatly appreciated!
THank you
Dawn

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

dmfox28 — 2011-03-27 22:22:21Z

DId the James Maloy born in Virginia happen to marry a Rachel Carter? I believe this James Maloy may be the Maloy I am looking for. Their children were Thomas, James, Ann, Mary Ann, and Elinor perhaps.
Has anyone did any research on this family?
THank you
Dawn

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

dmfox28 — 2011-03-27 20:17:10Z

My maiden name is Meloy. I have been researching the Meloy Genealogy for some time now. I kept hitting a road block around the 1750's. I just couldn't take my ancestors any further back. I have even seen a Meloy family Genealogy that goes back to France in the 1500 - my family line is NOT on this tree. I then realized that in the 1790 census, my gggggrandfather was listed as Thos MAloy. He spelled his last name with an A instead of an E. So now, I'm thinking I need to research the Maloy line. Can anybody shed any light on the Maloy family tree prior to 1750?
Thank you
Dawn Meloy Fox

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

shirleyk58 — 2011-02-07 00:02:45Z

Hi ,i have John Malloy from Ireland,married Elizibeth Kehoe, ended up in Chicago, looking for any liks to these in the UK and Ireland. any info much appreciated, Thankyou Shirley

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

marilynwilson34 — 2010-12-31 01:10:32Z

my husbands grandmother was ollie maloy/meloy lived in barthomew cnty then on to franklin then to indy.all i had to go on was a scrap of paper to figure out wrong spelled names there is a 90 yr old lady in california who is related be excited to talk.

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

dbmaloy — 2010-12-30 05:57:03Z

Hi Marilyn,
I am also researching Maloy's in Bartholomew County IN. I have a direct lineage to the Maloy's that were there in the early-mid 1800's and I have some interesting background info on that part of my family. Please contact me, perhaps we can share information.
Thanks!

Re: Daniel Hugh Maloy

donnamccrary59 — 2010-11-10 01:50:19Z

this Daniel Hugh Maloy is my 4th great grandfather,would love to get all info i can on them .thanks,Donna Wise
email is :donnawayne11@yahoo.com

Re: MALOY

cbusick_1 — 2010-10-12 20:53:50Z

Hi Bunny-
I don't know if this thread is done or not... looks like it's been years.
My relatives are from Clinton, NY. My maiden name is Malloy. My father was Daniel Foley Malloy. His parents were Norah Foley and James (Patrick I think) Malloy. My great grandparents were James Robert and Gertrude Senior Malloy. My father past away in 2002 and I have no relationship w/ any other Malloy's from his generation. Do you have any more info? The sons of Norah & James Malloy were James, Daniel, Jeremiah and John (Jonathan?).
Thanks,
Katie Busick

MALOY Gary L our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 48W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-23 12:23:43Z

MALOY Gary L our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 48W

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 216,745 photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Re: Jacob Maloy & Sarah Smith

shelleyramz — 2010-08-23 02:50:35Z

my grandfather is orsen delbert maloy. my great grandfather is jacob

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

umaloy — 2010-08-20 12:36:55Z

Hi all my name is Ullyndyss Carmichael Maloy.
I have recently decided to research my family history and came across this site.
I live in Port Elizabeth South Africa but my dad is from Murraysburg in the western cape of South Africa. (Google Maps will show you exactly where this is)

My Dad's Name is Jerry Christo Maloy (deceased 1997) > his mom Catherine Maloy that's as much as I know about my family history. I will definately get more info and update this post.
Does anyone know any Maloy's in South Africa?
Does anyone know of any Maloy's (maybe one of your ancestors) that travelled to Africa (South Africa)

Any Info will be much appreciated.

Kind Regards,

Ullyndyss Carmichael Maloy
umaloy@pcdr.co.za or search me on Facebook

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

benjaminmiller76 — 2010-07-14 04:20:14Z

We have an old letter written from Lucious W. Miller to his neice in Fayetteville, GA stating that Jacob Miller met
the Maloy family on the dock after they arrivied from Scotland.
In a newspaper article here in Henry Co. William G. Miller is talking about the loss of a churn his grandmother brought from Scotland.
Jo A. Miller

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

MarieMimbs — 2010-07-13 20:17:17Z

i have written this to someone. You will find these families in Robeson Co., Nc. and Cumberland. There are three different families of Malloy/Maloy. Yours is from James Maloy who was born in Virginia
Marie Mimbs

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

jen7729 — 2010-07-13 19:53:03Z

I would love to compare notes.
I originally started doing research for my daughters' history project but, I became so interested in finding out more about my family that it was difficult not to dig around more.

My research hit a wall at Jacob Miller and Catherine Malloy.
I did discover that it looks like Lucious and Martha were cousins? Martha's parents were John Robert Mercer b. 3/27/1800, and Ann Montgomery Allen b. 5/20/1798

Jacob Miller was a private in the Revolutionary War.
Now, the Mercer/Messer clan goes back to 1545. (Robert Merser) The most interesting information I found on that family was the will of Christopher Mercer b.1612, he married Mary Simson (not a lot of info on her) but I do know they lived in Barbados, West Indies! (neat)
Granted, this is from digging around on the internet and not all information is completely verified. It looks like we are talking about the same family:)
I just love this stuff!!
Jennifer

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

benjaminmiller76 — 2010-07-13 06:00:44Z

Jennifer,
My late husband was the gr,gr,gr,grandson of Jacob and Catherine Maloy Miller. Our Bible records show Lucious Worner Miller b. Aug. 22, 1830, son of William G. Miller.
L. W. m. Martha Messer. Francis II, son of Jacob Miller m. his first cousin Hannah Messer, dau. of William and Isabella Maloy Messer. Would like to hear from you.
Jo A. Miller

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

dalej150 — 2010-05-13 00:52:13Z

Do you happen to know about an Eliza Maloy she is listed in the 1960 census with my grandmother Harriet Barker and they are living in the Louise Blackman Home, she would have been about 2 and born in ohio thank you

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

jen7729 — 2010-05-12 20:26:39Z

Jacob Miller is my 5th Great Grandfather.
I'm looking for any information as well!

Re: Catherine MALOY m Jacob Miller

jen7729 — 2010-05-12 20:18:20Z

Catherine Maloy and Jacob Miller were my gggggreat grandparents (5). I would love more information about their ancestors.
Lucius Warren Miller was wounded in the Battle of Bull Run.
I have some information about the Mercer/Merser Family as well but would appreciate as much as I can get!

My maiden name is Marquis - Lee Savalia Marquis was my grandfather, he was Escal Velarious Marquis' son, and Wylie Jackson Marquis was my great-great grandfather.

Thanks,
Jennifer Black

Re: MALOY PA & OH

rnpcthompson — 2010-05-07 00:15:29Z

I can help you on your Maloy family. Elijah and Cora were my wife's grandparents. My ancestors include the Streinbergers who married into the Maloy lines. Please contact me at the above user name and add "at" verizon.net.

Re: obit: Anne MALOY d 1885 Chicago, IL

Jacqi|MA327212 — 2010-04-23 00:21:56Z

Hi, Cheryl,

I was just going over my old posts and came up on this one--after we've connected on ancestry.com.

To answer your question, Anna's husband was Stephen Maloy (or various other spellings). There is quite a story behind him, and I have had a hard time tracking him down, for what you will see are obvious reasons.

My husband's uncle once showed me a photocopy of a handwritten letter (my husband's aunt and uncle have the copy; the original was in the storage of another now-deceased aunt). The letter was from Stephen Maloy to his wife Anne, sent to her in County Cork, Ireland, from Liverpool. Dated 20 February, 1849. At the time of his letter, his daughter Catherine was about one year old.

Per the letter, Stephen's intent was to sail for Boston from Liverpool on the ship Anglo-Americano in the near future. The letter was brusque and weird, something along the lines of hi, I'm leaving for America (where I'll probably never see you again), love you forever...

The only thing we can figure is that he was being hunted by authorities and had to disappear quickly...perhaps Irish revolutionaries of the time, hdqtr'ed in Cork area? Or, I do know his bro-in-law, Wm Flanagan, was shipped to a penal colony in Australia before ending up in Chicago. Who knows!

According to this uncle, his wife got the letter and promptly arranged to head to America, herself, to track him down. Somehow, she heard that he had been shot in Boston, according to the family story. Somehow also, her infant daughter came later (w some unnamed other people), and was evidently reunited with her mother by the time they all showed up in Chicago, so there is a good 20-yr gap of time either filled with escapades...or not.

Keep in mind, that is the oral story, passed down to my husband's uncle, who was the keeper of all sorts of family documents and the one who passed this all along to me.

At any rate, one of those mysterious, untied threads to tuck away until more data shows up online.

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

Mertz73 — 2010-04-14 22:01:35Z

I am also looking for Maloy's with my Maloy's I have hit a brick wall with Alfred/Alford/Olford Maloy born 1822 in Ohio. It says in the census' that his parents were born in Ireland. Alfred is my great great great great grandfather. He married a Sarah Dixon.

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

marilynwilson34 — 2010-04-14 22:00:52Z

i am also researching maloy.iam at brick wall do you have patrick maloy barthlomew/shelby cnty indiana.

Re: Maloy Surname origins?

mabear97 — 2010-04-14 22:00:33Z

What is your husbands great grandmothers name. Ireland is the origin of the name. They came from Ireland to Scotland to the United States. Maybe I can help if I know her name I can let you know if she comes from my line of the Maloy's. I am Mary Kate Maloy(maiden name). Can't wait to hear from you.

Mary

Maloy Surname origins?

emmac1857 — 2010-04-14 21:59:59Z

I am working on my husbands great granmother and her maiden name was Maloy and I would like to know if anyone knows the origin of the name ? I know she came from Ireland but do not know what part. Thanks

Death of L. Maloy - 1882

maryachtrh — 2010-04-13 21:01:58Z

Taken from Dallas Weekly Herald, 18 May 1882

The following is the weekly mortuary report as reported for the past week by Dr. Newsom, the health officer, for the Herald.

L. Maloy, female, colored, aged 6 months, marasmus.

Re: Daniel Hugh Maloy

kr81460 — 2010-04-07 15:48:21Z

I may have information to help you. I will have to look it up at home. I will send to you or post here, however you wish. (The names you provided are settlers of Telfair County GA.)

Paul W. Maloy of Galion, OH 1944

drbrownlee — 2010-02-01 06:17:06Z

Paul is pictured in the 1944-I flight yearbook of Garner Field in Uvalde, TX. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone locate kin during the war.

Re: obit: Anne MALOY d 1885 Chicago, IL

cami2557 — 2009-12-01 04:51:15Z

Hey Jacqi,
Who do you have as Ann Flanagan Maloy's husband??

Thanks,
Cami

Re: Jacob Maloy & Sarah Smith

CaroleHarris369 — 2009-09-19 16:08:36Z

Hello, my ancestor is Emily, daughter of Jacob Maloy and Sarah Smith, Emily married Marida Neves my great grandfather. I have an obituary for Marida stating mother inlaw Sarah was from Scotland. Do you have any info supporting this?

Re: Malloy/Maloy in Indiana & Ohio

marilynwilson34 — 2009-09-02 22:13:34Z

thanks anyway.somewhere out there is an answer the thing is my isaac is from ohio also.it is just driving me crazy.

Re: Malloy/Maloy in Indiana & Ohio

bakermel1 — 2009-09-02 21:27:53Z

My Mary is Mary Gavin. In 1880, my Malloys were in Dayton, OH. They left Liberty, Union County, IN, before 1870. None of the names sound familiar, sorry. Good luck!

Re: Malloy/Maloy in Indiana & Ohio

marilynwilson34 — 2009-09-02 16:45:21Z

ollie was married to william dale wilson.many children walter addison wilson was my husbands father.i know where ollie and effie are buried but cannot find clara.my mother in law now passed left some paper work in her own handwriting.with names but patrick and mary johnson have no dates.i think i may have found him in civil war records and there also is isaac meloy there .i went to geneology classes that were free here in brown cnty and she kinda checked came up with isaac.but i have other names fanny stuffs.jenny nayle/frank malloy/jeff maybe children by another wife?maybe aunts/uncles which side of family.all i have found is 1880 census records shelby barthomew cnty in

Re: Malloy/Maloy in Indiana & Ohio

bakermel1 — 2009-09-02 15:57:54Z

Which child of Patrick & Mary is yours? I have info on the family, but please let me know for sure that these are in your line. I hope so, you would be the first to contact me!

Re: Malloy/Maloy in Indiana & Ohio

marilynwilson34 — 2009-09-02 14:39:27Z

hope you get this my husbands grandfather on mothers side was patrick malloy need info

Re: Margaret Maloy

sjnelson43 — 2009-08-14 09:40:40Z

I meant to add that there was a Michael Mulvehille/Mulvehill from Kerry (born about 1834) and his wife Mary Ann living a few houses away from Margaret Clayden nee Maloy in Millwall (England) in 1881. By 1891, Margaret had moved, but Michael and Mary Ann were again close neighbours. Possibly a hint that they were related?

Margaret Maloy

sjnelson43 — 2009-08-14 09:31:01Z

I am trying to find the name of the mother of Margaret Maloy, born in Ireland in about 1841, the daughter of Thomas Maloy. She went to England, and married Thomas Clayden in Essex in 1863. They settled in Poplar (The Isle of Dogs), and Margaret had a barber's shop in West Ferry Road. The marriage certificate shows her father, Thomas, as 'deceased farm labourer'.

I believe that she was related to my great-great grandmother, Mary Heffernan, nee Mulvihill, but I have been unable to establish the connection. My gran said that Margaret's mother was Mary's sister, but there is a lot of confusion about this, so I am not 100% sure that is right. (I have been told that Margaret and Mary were sisters, but that appears to be wrong.)

All I know about Mary Mulvihill is that she married John Heffernan in Ballylongford, County Kerry, in 1860. The marriage record contains no other information, which is disappointing (I have checked with the parish priest). Their daughter Catherine Bradley nee Heffernan was my great-grandma. Catherine went to England in the 1880s, and initially stayed with Margaret - who has always been referred to as 'Granny Clayden'.

I believe Mary Heffernan nee Mulvihill remained in the Listowel area.

If anyone has the name of Margaret Maloy's mother in their own records, it would help me solve a big mystery in my own research. I've also posted a query on the Mulvihill board.

Any information, or hints, would be much appreciated.

Marian Maloy, 91

JIWelsch — 2009-07-25 18:33:32Z

WATERLOO, Iowa -- Marian Maloy, 91, of Friendship Village in Waterloo died Monday, Dec. 17, 2001.

Services are at First Congregational Church.

Visitation is one hour prior to services Friday at the church. Memorials may be made to the First Congregational Church or Friends of the Waterloo Public Library. Locke Funeral Home in Waterloo is in charge of the arrangements.

Mrs. Maloy was born on Sept. 17, 1910, in Burlington, the daughter of Harold and Leila Lieberknecht Williams. She married Victor Maloy on Sept. 17, 1940, on the family farm near Grandview. He preceded her in death on June 4, 1988.

She grew up near Grandview and graduated from Grandview High School. She earned a bachelor of arts degree from Cornell University.

She and her husband made their home in Waterloo.

After college she was a librarian in Nashua and Maquoketa. She was a librarian at the Waterloo Public Library. In 1966 she became office manager for First Congregational Church. Upon moving to Friendship Village she helped organize their library system.

She was active in Girl Scouts, serving on the Conestoga Council Board, committees and was a leader; past president of Lincoln School PTA; past state board member of Iowa Library Association; co-founder of Friends of the Waterloo Public Library; instrumental in founding the Friends of the Iowa Public Library Association; and an active member of First Congregational Church.

Survivors include two daughters, Katinka Keith of Waterloo and Sara Gabbard of Bloomington, Ill.; a son, Bob Maloy and his wife, Sharon, of Ankeny; grandchildren, Andrew Keith and his wife, Elizabeth, of Washington, D.C., Elizabeth Walker and her husband, Bradley, of LaGrange, Ill., William Gabbard of Bettendorf, Elizabeth Gabbard of Chicago, Ill., Jason Gabbard of Elmhurst, Ill., Daniel Maloy and his wife, Victoria, and Matthew Maloy, all of Cedar Rapids; great-grandchildren, Jordan Gabbard, Alexandra Gabbard-Sheehan, Lillian Walker and Victoria Keith; and three sisters, Virginia Williams of Letts, Corita McCormac of Muscatine and Naomi Peralta of Villa Park, Ill.

She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; and three sisters, Jean Croy, Priscilla Sparks and Aileen Locher.

Re: Maloys, Simpson, Jones, Nokes, Potts

vbubbles18741 — 2009-05-27 01:46:59Z

I know that this is an older posting, but I was wondering if anyone had information on a Charley Maloy b: 1885 d: 1907. He was married to a Lillie Gosnell and died shortly after they were married. They did have one child an Edna Oma Maloy Williams Edwards. Lillie was actually pregnant when he died. I am unsure of his birth place, but I know that he died in present day Oklahoma. Any information would be helpful.

Marriage of Floyd Wadsworth to Miss Lela Maloy

maryachtrh — 2009-05-26 16:00:31Z

Appears in the Wills Point Chronicle, Van Zandt County, Texas, 26 May 1910

Floyd Wadsworth and Miss Lela Maloy of the Bright Star community were married Sunday afternoon at residence of the bride's father, J. D. Maloy, Rev. Furrh officiating, The young people have the congratulations and best wishes of a large circle of acquaintances.