Malpass - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Bitterley, Shropshire Malpasses

morphusa1 — 2012-05-23 20:33:55Z

I am seeking details re George and Charlotte Malpus/Malpas
who were living in Wordsley Green ,Kingswinford both born around 1797/8

Re: John Burwell Malpass

1_joel_smith56 — 2012-03-30 15:11:47Z

Just give me an address and I will gladly mail it to you.

Re: John Burwell Malpass

nancyalexander32 — 2012-03-30 15:08:06Z

Elizabeth Mathews, my Grandfather's sister, married "Burl" Malpass. That's what they called him.
Have been to the cemetery and have visited all their graves. I met Elizabeth when I was a little girl. Is there anyway you could send me that tag? Would be glad to send postage for it.

Re: John Burwell Malpass

1_joel_smith56 — 2012-02-28 17:59:09Z

This won't help much, but it is of interest. I was walking on a sand bar on the Oconee River and found a "This Dog Belongs to" tag. The dog was named Major and the owner was J. B. Malpass of Sandersville Road, Milledgeville, Georgia. I found the name to have been president of the local Masonic Hall in 1938.

Re: Elizabeth Malpass

paulwoods344 — 2012-02-10 03:50:17Z

That is okay not a problem. I was thinking just don't count it out because it is a family tree and some way some where our paths will cross again. I say it because that is the way life is.

Paul

Re: Elizabeth Malpass

KenMalphurs — 2012-02-10 01:20:45Z

It does, but not in a way that's useful for you :-) All of the information I have is here in the US -- the farthest back I can go is Richard Malpas, born ca 1682. He moved to North America in 1700, arriving at the mouth of the James River 23 July 1700 on the ship Mary Ann (out of London).

Sorry

Re: Elizabeth Malpass

paulwoods344 — 2012-02-09 19:34:22Z

Here is the information on Elizabeth Malpas she was born in London England 1426 and Died 1484 London England. She was married to Sir Thomas Cocke London England Born 1422 and Died 1478 in London England. Elizabeth Malpas father was Sir Philip Malpas and her mother was Julian Machyn Both in London England. I'm sure that this will help you out.

Paul

Re: Elizabeth Malpass

KenMalphurs — 2012-02-09 03:08:03Z

Can you be more specific? There are quite a few Elizabeth's in Muriel Ward's book on the family. . . is Malpas her maiden name, when was she born / died, parents, etc.

Elizabeth Malpass

paulwoods344 — 2012-02-08 01:35:10Z

Okay I'm doing research on my family tree. I have found Elizabeth Malpas on Our family I want to know more about this section and as well other to do my research. I don't want any mistake in my research. So if anyone can supply me with more information on her and her family it would be great to know.

I find her very interesting person. Is there any books on her or anything on the family. Now if anyone who is research this family tree and is in the Scottsdale area can contact me through the following e-mail address paul.woods44@gmail.com

Thanking you in advance for all your information and help

Paul Woods

Re: Bitterley, Shropshire Malpasses

bpe807161 — 2012-01-07 11:20:19Z

Hello,
My name is Bev Penfold and whilst searching the net for my Tyler/Malpas family I found your post.
Lawrence Tyler bap 17 Feb 1771 and Elizabeth Malpas bap. 6 april 1777 were my third Great grandparents, if I could I would like to correspond with you regarding this family.
I go back another 4 generations if you are interested.
Thank You
Bev

Re: Carolina Malpass's

KenMalphurs — 2011-12-10 02:01:32Z

Sorry -- I did not find her or her father listed, under any variation of their names.

Re: Carolina Malpass's

Cspeizman — 2011-12-10 01:49:36Z

She was born irma magdalene malpass and was the daughter of effie and guss morris malpass. Thanks for looking. Thank you

Re: Carolina Malpass's

KenMalphurs — 2011-12-10 01:38:38Z

Sorry, I looked and did not find her -- do you know if she was born Malpass, or if she married into the family? Women who married into the family are indexed by their maiden names. . .

Re: Carolina Malpass's

Cspeizman — 2011-12-07 00:36:20Z

Hello, my grandmother was a malpass from the rocky point area and i am looking for some family history for my mother. Her name was magdalene malpass. Do you have that name in your book??

Re: Edward and Sarah Malpass

kymelee — 2011-12-05 11:53:01Z

Thanks for that, I appreciate it! Guess I will just have to keep trudging through records :)

Re: Edward and Sarah Malpass

KenMalphurs — 2011-12-04 00:51:27Z

I took a look in Muriel Ward Malphurs' exhaustive book on Malpas, Malpass, Molpus, Malphurs, Malphrus, etc and did not find them. I looked for variations on Malpass and still came up dry. . . sorry.

Edward and Sarah Malpass

kymelee — 2011-12-03 21:33:34Z

Does anyone have an Edward and Sarah Malpass in their tree?

Edward was born around 1791, Sarah around 1801. I know of 2 Children, John born early 1826 and Henry Late 1826. They lived in Stafford.

Henry married Margaret Booth in 1856, and they went on to have 8 Children.

You can see more of my tree here http://www.myheritage.com/site-family-tree-173491481/malpass

I can't seem to find anyone else doing this branch!

Thomas and Frank J Malpass with a CARR Connection

lacarr04 — 2011-01-22 22:25:37Z

I am looking for information on the parents of a Thomas CARR (b 1861 NC) who was listed as a nephew of Frank MALPASS in the 1880 Columbia Township, Pender County, NC census.

I believe he was also listed at age 8 in the 1870 Columbia, New Hanover County, NC census living with Thomas MALPASS.

I lose him in 1900 but pick him back up in 1910 and 1920 in Effingham County, GA where he married Theodosia BURGSTEINER in 1886.

Any information regarding him or his parents is greatly appreciated.

Rose Ann Malpass

RxCairns — 2010-08-11 08:21:27Z

I am trying to track down the parents of Jessie Maud Malpass Graham, who was born May 4 1883 in Belfast (Northern Ireland). On her birth record, her parents were given as Joseph Graham (deceased), prison warder, formerly of 17 Apsley Street, Belfast, and Rose Ann Graham, formerly Malpass. The birth at 17 Apsley Street was registered on May 24 1883 by Sarah Graham, who was present, and who seems to have been Joseph's mother.

There is no record of a marriage of a Rose Ann Malpass to a Joseph Graham in Belfast and thus I have no information as to her parentage or age. However, there is a record of a marriage in Dublin on May 13 1880 of a Rose Ann Graham formerly Malpass, widow, residence Arbor Hill, Farnboro, Hants, England, to John McCann, a serjeant in the Dublin Militia Artillery and a widower residing at Linen Hall, in Dublin. John McCann's father was Patrick McCann, a dairy proprietor, and Rose Ann's father was George Malpass, an ironmonger.

It seems unlikely, given the 1880 marriage date, that these two Rose Ann's are the same person. However, the surname Malpass and the name Rose Ann Malpass seems to be quite rare in Ireland, so I am pursuing all possibilities. Any help would be appreciated.

(I have the details of Jessie's subsequent marriage and family - I am just seeking to learn more about her own parentage.)

Kind regards,
Rosemary

Re: 9 generations of Malpass, looking further

saminoregon — 2010-06-18 03:19:44Z

My family and I drove from Oregon to Michigan in 1993 and attended the Malpass family reunion. I can remember some of the Malpass' there were from North Carolina. Not sure if it pertains to what is being discussed but I just thought I would add that. I have some good pic's of William Ellis if anyone is interested.

Re: MALPASS family researchers.

BHorsman7921 — 2010-06-16 02:12:43Z

Hi Marion

I'm searching for the ancestors of Francis Malpas born about 1826 in Bitterley Shropshire. My email address is margotceff@yahoo.com.au.

Regards
Margot

Re: 9 generations of Malpass, looking further

emmalpass1 — 2010-04-19 22:52:23Z

Hi Joy,
I must have jumped into your thread with Sam. I took your advice and emailed Tad and hopefully he won't mind to answer back. Thanks!
Michael

Re: 9 generations of Malpass, looking further

oblhrn — 2010-04-19 19:11:46Z

First of all, I'm confused! My first reply was to a Sam Malpass and he and I shared William Ellis Malpass as a great grandfather, but I'm not sure who you are! That's OK, but if we're related, I'm interested.

Second, you are now WAY over my head in the family tree. You might try emailing my cousin Tad Malpass at the family company, the East Jordan Iron Works, ejiw.com I'm pretty sure you can email him that way. He is probably the most into the family tree stuff of anyone of my/his generation. If he doesn't know your answers, he probably knows who he can ask!

If you can't get ahold of him via the Iron Works, let me know.

It would be interesting if the two families were related, the Michigan branch and the N.C. branch. It's funny that the N.C. branch was into steel and the Michigan branch into iron, isn't it?

Re: 9 generations of Malpass, looking further

emmalpass1 — 2010-04-19 18:49:12Z

Thanks for your quick reply. I was wondering if further back if your branch is related to those Malpass families in NC. From my research most if not all southern Malpass/Malphurs/Molpus families descended from Richard Malpass of Virginia and North Carolina around 1690. Do you recall if your branch had roots there? The other possibilities are there was a Malpass family that landed in Philadelphia in the 1850s and another Malpass family came and settled in Michigan. Both came from straight from England. But it sounds like your family is older which leads me to believe it could be connected to the NC bunch.

Re: 9 generations of Malpass, looking further

oblhrn — 2010-04-19 18:27:38Z

We are related to Howard Malpass. My Dad says he had a summer place in N.C.

However, I think you are referring to the Malpass group that either was into steel manufacturing or ship building (or maybe both! I can't remember). Anyway...the William Ellis Malpass family, as far as my Dad knows, is not related to that branch of Malpass'.

Keep in touch!
Joy

Re: Carolina Malpass's

emmalpass1 — 2010-04-19 16:36:12Z

Angel,
It sounds like you got your information from the James Malpass Book by Brinson that was published in the early 1960's. While Mr. Brinson is to be commended for gathering a lot of family data and for the later generations is for the most part accurate but he was not an professional genealogist. Unfortunately, his connection to England is way off. While I realize once these things get into print folks believe it to be Gospel no matter what you say otherwise. Hopefully you are open minded and not like that. The James Malpass of father Henry G. Malpass and others was born in 1775 and is listed in a old family bible with other siblings. This matches the 1850 Census that he was living with his son, Lovett Malpass. Documents show there was another, in fact three James Malpasses living about the same time. The James Malpass (born 1760) of the Revolution was the son of a Richard Malpass, not in your direct line. According to the evidence the Malpasses landed in Virginia late 1660s, moved to Suffolk,Virgina (then known as Nansemond County) and later to Chowan County, North Carolina (early 1770s) and then we think 3 brothers moved to New Hanover County in the mid 1750s. I have this documented by deeds, family bible and other documents from family members and professional genealogists. If you would like a copy of this I would gladly pass it on. Just send me an email address or mailing address for hard copies. Interesting enough after Mr. Brinson passed on, someone in his family actually added an addendum to his book in the State Library correcting some of these errors.

Re: 9 generations of Malpass, looking further

emmalpass1 — 2010-04-19 15:52:11Z

Hi Joy,
Were any of these Malpass' from North Carolina? If not I would still like to know more about this branch.

Best regards,
E. Michael Malpass

daniel malpass

aussie51 — 2010-03-30 07:00:47Z

Is anyone out there related to Daniel Maurice Malpass born 1861 died 1948 his father was Daniel Malpass born 1820 died 1883 both from Berkeley Gloucestershire, England.I think his father was Daniel Malpass born around 1790 not sure from Cambridge Gloucester? This is where I'm lost, as there is also a Samuel Malpass born around this time, could be a brother.
If anyone can help please contact me through "aussie51"
many thanks

Re: 9 generations of Malpass, looking further

oblhrn — 2010-03-14 20:26:28Z

Dear Cuz,
My linage is Donald Philip Malpass>>Theodore Edward Malpass>>William Ellis Malpass>>>etc. etc.; same as yours! I'm looking at aFamily Tree chart that has names and dates (at least marriage dates) as far back as 1733. I would say for best family ancestry information, contact cousin Tad Malpass of the East Jordan Iron Works. He's probably the best in family history of my generation or could put you in contact with the right people. Happy Hunting!
Joy Malpass Overall

Re: Malpas

aussie51 — 2010-03-05 10:23:19Z

Can anyone help me? I'm relatively new to this so here goes, my malpas ancestors mainly came from Berkeley,Gloucestershire, My nana (mary Asenath Malpas)used to tell me the story of how our ancestor the marquess of malpas
back in (1200 something) had a duel with a Cholmondeley, seemingly duels back then were illegal, he killed the man and fled to France as a result, all his land and assets were given over to the Cholmondeley's,i find it very interesting as i'm trying to trace my family back i have only managed to go back as far as 1820 (Daniel Malpas or Malpass) so i've a long way to go, my nana when she was alive told me we were direct descendants of the marquess
many thanks

Re: My Fathers Birth Place

RoyLawson43 — 2009-08-21 09:45:44Z

Linda - - -I'm sorry that I did not see your message until today - - -August 21, 2009. I hope you are still there. Could you call me at 972-394-0443. My address is 3622 Chimney Rock Drive, Carrollton, TX 75007.

Thank you,

Roy

Re: Francis Malpas b.Bitterley, Shropshire c.1826. Need help

nancally — 2009-08-03 00:51:41Z

Hi Marion
Thanks for your reply and was pleased to hear there were other Francis and Samuel Malpas/Malpass born around that time.
Another lady has contacted me about the Staffordshire Samuel Malpas but we haven't been able to come up with a connection as that Samuel has a birth and corresponding death record.
I decided to bite the bullet and have a researcher in Shropshire check the Parish records for me to try to find my Francis and Samuel Malpas. They could well be connected somewhere to your George and Charlotte. Will let you know if anything comes to light.
Thankyou
Robyn

Re: Bitterley, Shropshire Malpasses

zenaree — 2009-08-01 21:34:31Z

I have MALPASS of Bitterley's descendant's from abt 1675. Please get in touch with me if you would like me to send you all of the family's information.
Sincerely,
Marion

Re: Francis Malpas b.Bitterley, Shropshire c.1826. Need help

zenaree — 2009-08-01 21:23:09Z

Hi there,
We have a Francis MALPASS born abt. 1826 in Bitterley, Shropshire to a Geo. & Charlotte MALPASS. Charlotte died in 1832 due to cholera epidemic in Kingswinford, Staffs.
There was also a Samuel MALPASS who was born in Kingswinford, probably the above Francis' brother - is it possible that this might your Francis' father?
If this is your man, you are probably related to Alan MORPHUS who has been working on this line for quite a few years. I think Alan can be contacted through this board.
If I find out anything else I will get back in touch with you.
Sincerely,
Marion

Re: MALPASS family researchers.

morphusalan — 2009-07-24 12:41:11Z

Marion,we have been in touch re:Malpass before
I have a francis malpass b1827 to my g,g,g,g,grandparents
George and Charlotte Malpass... Charlotte d1832 at Kingswinford Im trying to locateany details Re :her husband George (birth and death where and when ) my Francis
died aged 48 at kingswinford.......
Alan Morphus

Francis Malpas b.Bitterley, Shropshire c.1826. Need help

nancally — 2009-07-10 02:51:53Z

Can anyone help me find the birth/baptism of Francis Malpas. According to the 1851 census, he was born at Bitterley Shropshire around 1826.
In his later 1850 marriage certificate his father is recorded as Samuel Malpas, a joiner. No mother recorded.
Have found no death record to date. But as Francis was a private in the 1st Royal Dragoons stationed at Nottingham Barracks in 1851, he may have gone with the company when they left for Crimean War in 1854.
Any help with Francis Malpas and his ancestors would be appreciated.
His daughter Frances Elizabeth Malpas and her new husband, Richard Knight emigrated to NSW, Australia in 1882, living in Sydney then Moruya on south coast of NSW.

Re: MALPASS family researchers.

nancally — 2009-07-10 01:28:33Z

Hi
Do you have a record for Francis Malpas born Bitterley c.1826 according to 1851 England census?
His father was Samuel Malpas, a joiner (from Francis's 1850 marriage cert in Nottingham). No mother's name is recorded.
I guess Samuel Malpas was born in the 1790s or thereabouts.
Would love to be able to take the line back further.
Thanks

Re: Bitterley, Shropshire Malpasses

nancally — 2009-07-10 01:10:29Z

Wondering if my Francis Malpas born Bitterley, Shropshire c.1826 connects to your family?
He is listed in the 1851 census as a private in 1st Royal Dragoons based at Nottingham Barracks. He was formerly a carrier or currier born in Bitterley about 1826. Cannot find him in any further census records and no death has been found.
On marriage certificate of 1850 when Francis married Dinah Martin at parish of Radford, Nottingham his father was listed as Samuel Malpas, a joiner.
In 1851 Francis Malpas was in the 1st Royal Dragoons & possibly served in Crimean War 1854/1855. He may not have survived. Presently having that researched.
Immigration records do show that Francis Malpas was dead by 1882 when his daughter Frances Elizabeth Malpas and her husband Richard Knight emigrated to NSW, Australia aboard the "Nottingham".
Hope someone can help with birth details of Francis and more information on his ancestors, especially of Samuel Malpas who was in Bitterley at least in the 1820s. I have hit a brick wall.

MALPASS Calvin Patrick 1950-1989

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 18:37:01Z

MALPASS Calvin Patrick 1950-1989

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Looking for Michael Malpass 1965

lottylilac — 2009-05-08 12:52:47Z

My name is Zoe, i think you are the person i have been looking for, my email is lottylilac@hotmail.com, could you email me to confirm ?

Re: Looking for Michael Malpass 1965

malpassmichael1 — 2009-04-29 17:23:55Z

i am Michael F Malpass born in Southampton, Hampshire in 1965. I have a brother named Richard and a sister named Sharon.

Re: Looking for NC-SC Malpass

robinjopmoore — 2009-04-27 13:40:08Z

Thank-you very much! Would you happen to have the contact information for any of them? Boney's mother and my grandfather were sister and brother. I have a few photos they might be interested in plus they could probably tell me more about her. You can email me directly at: robinjmoore@gmail.com

Re: Looking for NC-SC Malpass

brianevans444 — 2009-04-27 11:16:09Z

Boney Lee Malpass was married to Myrtle Everett first then Flora Croom. His three daughters were all by his first marriage. Emilyn was born in 1927 and is still alive. She had two children Linda and Lawrence. Both are living in the US. Linda married and had two daughters, Bethany and Meleah. Nancy Jean Malpass was born April 22, 1934 and married US Marine William Benjamin Evans (d. August 2006). She still lives in Australia. She had two sons Brian and Alan. They both live in Australia.

Mary A Malpass

adeleswill — 2009-03-21 13:43:34Z

I am looking for a Mary A Malpass born abt 1859 Berkley, Gloucestershire, sister to Silas Malpass and George Malpass, Mothers name Ann Thayers and Father George Malpass. I can trace Mary to the 1871 census when she was 12 living with her brothers and mother (who had remarried to A Woodward). No luck after this. Can anyone help.

POHTO'S

nasusp — 2009-02-09 01:30:33Z

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Re: Thomas Malpass

andrew19437 — 2009-02-02 13:42:39Z

Thomas Henry Malpas(s), born about 1868 in Darlaston, Walsall (registered Q1 1868, Walsall) is my Great-great-grandfather. He married Mary Jane Manning c1888 and they set about producing: Ada (c1889), May (c1891), Selina (My G-grandmother) (c1892), Thomas Henry William (c1894), Emley (c1895), Mary (c1899), Marther (c1902), Myra (c1904), Rose (c1905), Amy (c1908). Family living in Darlaston 1891 & 1901, Wednesbury by 1911.
I've been having difficulty in finding Thomas prior to his marriage with Mary Jane.
Please get in touch for more info!

Re: Carolina Malpass's

AngelMalpass — 2008-12-25 08:34:12Z

I will look over my book and see if any of those names show up. Sorry It took me so long to get back to you.

Re: Carolina Malpass's

AngelMalpass — 2008-12-25 08:32:15Z

I will look and see if I have those names. Our line comes from James Malpass and his brother Simon Malpass. Our ancestors are from Most recent, Miton Sr., Grady Malpass, Owen B. Malpass, Owen D. Malpass I will be adding more to this tree. Thanks for the names. The two malpass branches are from Delco, NC or Moores Creek, NC.

Re: Carolina Malpass's

jefferymalpass41 — 2008-12-24 16:45:23Z

my name is jeffery malpass my granpa is from north carlina.his name was Bill malpass he had a son name Ben Malpass and moved to atlanta ga

Re: Carolina Malpass's

jefferymalpass41 — 2008-12-24 16:45:22Z

my name is jeffery malpass my granpa is from north carlina.his name was Bill malpass he had a son name Ben Malpass and moved to atlanta ga