Meloy - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: I am new to this and I have to start from scratch...

jessicagkane — 2012-03-31 18:57:02Z

I am looking for information on a Charles Melloy who died in Everett in 1957. He would have been my grandfather. He was married to Virginia Wiles, although I think her last name may have been Hogan at the time they got married. They married in 1951, and she was pregnant with my father when Charles died in an accident at a mill in Everett. I believe he was born in Minnesota. My dad was adopted when my grandmother remarried, and I really don't have any information on this family. I know that Charles fathers name was also Charles, and had a few siblings Dolores, Francis or Carroll, Jeanne, and Charlene. Any connection?

any new info on the MELOY family?

nancymcook — 2012-03-19 14:24:34Z

Here is my line. Hope it helps someone.

1) Blanche Lee Meloy b.1901 MO d.1999 MO(my grandmother)married Robert Edgar Wilson, she is the daughter of

2) Leonades Alonzo Meloy b. 1850 MO d. 1924 MO, son of

3) Samuel (Polk or Pope) Meloy b. 1814 OH d.1884 KS, son of

4) James Meloy b. 1785 Penn. d. 1854 OH (his first marriage was to Martha Burke,as stated on the Arthur Meloy tree.But his 2nd marriage was to Mary Pope,which is not on the tree)My family comes through James Meloy and Mary Pope.

5)Patrick Meloy b. 1755 Penn d. 1852 OH, son of

6) Dennis Meloy b. 1728 Ireland d. 1800, son of
7)Charles Meloy b. 1697 Ireland d. 1744, son of

8)James Meloy b. 1668 Scotland d. ?, son of

9) James Meloy b. 1645 Scotland d. ?, son of

10) Henry Miloi b. 1520 France

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

orion144 — 2011-12-24 19:38:58Z

Just send me an e-mail, and I'll launch the PDF to you over the internet.

This is a scan of the full-sized tree (huge). You can "drill down" on your computer screen, or you might want to have it printed out a big "C-size" sheet (by a blueprint shop, a "sign place," or maybe even a Kinkos).

My e-mail address is orion@telcomplus.net

Merry Christmas! Deborah Ellen Baker

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

cavlib — 2011-12-24 15:17:11Z

I'm joining the list of those who would love to have the family tree. My great-grandfather is George G. Meloy, son of Merit Meloy and grandson of John Meloy, all of Conn.

Re: Sadie Meloy

Mtoppila1 — 2011-12-08 18:12:19Z

Do you have some history on Sadie Herman? She was my Grandmother.

Thanks

Morris Toppila

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

cmhellyer — 2011-10-03 10:12:10Z

I realize it has been a year but I would love to have a copy and of course site you as the one I got the infor from. My husband's line is Samuel polk Meloy-- to William Henry Meloy to William Joseph Meloy (my husband was named aft him)his great grandfather

Re: meloy history

SLowery1021 — 2011-09-02 17:30:05Z

My husband is a descendent of Samuel Meloy, born 1814 in washington County, PA, who married May Ann McMillan in PA in 1849. The 1880 census shows that Samuel's father was born in New Jersey and his mother was born in PA.

Do you have anything in your materials about his ancestry. It sounds as if there are several Meloy (also Maloy, Moloy, etc.) lines. ZAnything you can tell me wouldbe appreciated.

Sally Lowery
lowery29650@att.net

Nov 24, 1837 death of James MELOY of Cambria county, Pa.

midge1249 — 2011-08-13 20:01:38Z

DIED - On Friday, 24th ult,James Meloy Esq of Munster, Cambria county.

From the Huntingdon Gazette of Wednesday, Dec 6, 1837.

Meloy in New Haven, CT.,Phila., PA,

voorheesl — 2011-08-04 01:55:59Z

My great-great grandfather is George G Meloy, son of Merrit and Catherine Platt Meloy of New Haven Conn. Merrit was the son of John and Esther Humphreville Meloy.George served in the Civil War for NY and was married to Priscilla McDonald of New York. Does anyone have any info on this branch of the family?

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

marilynwilson34 — 2011-06-20 16:09:06Z

i would really appreciate your offer.my hubby who passed last yr his grandmother was ollie meloy and her father patrick.thanks marilyn.my email mjwilson41@yahoo.com

J.H.Meloy

lastonestanding — 2011-06-16 17:09:56Z

1877 La Salle County Illinois Directory for the township of Freedom,Illinois on page 536.
J.H. Meloy farmer in sec 7, post office Earlville, born in Penn in 1837, came to this county in 1856, owns 80 acres value $50 per acre, married Miss Sarah A Taylor in 1860,she was born in Mass; has 6 children, Lottie O., Harry, Nellie A., Maud M.,and Daisy A.
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Illinois state archives: James H.Meloy married Sarah A Taylor March 8th 1860 in La Salle county with marriage license #990
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James and Sarah move to Conde,South Dakota by the 1900 census where he continues farming. They have been married 40 years, she has had 11 children with 8 still alive. Sons with them are Charles,Frank and young Robert. All 3 of the boys born in Illinois. By 1910 Charles and Robert are taking care of their 70 year old mother,Sarah, but she is still listed as M for married even though James is not listed in the census. Sadly in the 1920 Charles Meloy is listed in the Utica,S.D. Hospital for the insane as an inmate. Robert has moved to Montana to live with his older brother Frank W.Meloy and family. Both Frank and Robert listed as born in Illinois with father born in Penn and mother in Mass.
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James Meloy, elector - 1816 Electoral College, Pres James Monroe

orion144 — 2011-06-08 17:33:56Z

I have affidavits of the (Pennsylvania) Electoral College vote record with three James Meloy signatures, signed in Harrisburg Dec 4, 1816. James voted (all 25 electors voted) for President James Monroe. These are lovely hand-written affidavits, with original signatures - provided by the National Archives. Alas, I was searching for someone else's signature - but I thought I'd share this info with folks in other branches.

From all I've seen, this MAY be the "D Branch" James of Bucks County b. 11/5/1778, son of Henry Meloy b. 1726, son of Charles Meloy b. 1697 Scotland d. 1744 here.

The only other "suitable timeframe" candidate might be James Meloy b. 1756 in the "A" branch - son of Dennis b. 1726, also a son of the same Charles. But the Arthur S. Meloy tree says "went to Carolina" on the "A" branch - so, this James may be less likely to have voted as an elector in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania in 1816. I cannot know, of course, if "A" branch James returned to Pennsylvania.

If anyone's interested in seeing these 1816 electoral college affidavits, let me know.

I won't toss the archive copies - they'd be a shame to waste.

Re: James Meloy, elector - 1816 Electoral College, Pres James Madison

sath1946 — 2011-06-08 14:29:01Z

This is a very exciting record. I am from the "A" line. Our family research has placed Dennis Meloy 1728-1800 returning to PA. He is buried( resting peacefully we hope) in Redstone, Fayette, PA. His son, James, is referred to in Arthur Meloy’s History and Lineage as serving in the 7th Pennsylvania Continental Line. This James went to Warren County Ohio. His full or half brother Patrick is well documented in that counties history. My blood line flows from James' daughter Hannah Meloy Miller.

What is you link to the family?

I would love to see the affadavits if it is not too much trouble for you. I cannot say at this time if it will directly connect or not since the Meloy's used James as one of their go to names.
It pleases me very much to know that the Meloy family were active in the American Revolution and believed in the importance of voting.

Best Regards,
Sherry

Re: James Meloy, elector - 1816 Electoral College, Pres James Madison

orion144 — 2011-06-08 05:56:49Z

I'm in the "B" line - a direct descendent of John Meloy who also served during the Revolutionary War (and I'm a member of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution). Have you considered joining? It's a great organization.

My "John" and your "James" were cousins - their fathers were brothers, and their grandfather was Charles. It sounds like you're already acquainted with the Arthur S. Meloy tree and narrative.

I'd be delighted to copy these three electoral college documents, and mail them to you. That would surely be nicer than receiving a six-part scan (each page is 11 x 17). If you send your postal address to me by e-mail, and I'll drop them in the post this weekend.

My e-mail address is orion@telcomplus.net

Cheers,

(Deborah) Ellen Baker
Glacier, WA

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

orion144 — 2011-06-02 00:48:34Z

If you send your e-mail address to me, I'd be happy to send it along. It's a scan, in PDF format - a few MB's.

My e-mail address is: orion@telcomplus.net

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

Jmeloy_1 — 2011-06-01 23:04:17Z

I would love to have a copy! My GG grandfather was William Henery Meloy. Son of Samuel Polk Meloy.

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

MarciaWarningMartin — 2011-04-18 21:36:49Z

I am interested in a Sherman Family Tree prepared by Arthur Sherman Meloy, 2965 Main Street, Stratford, Connecticut

Re: MELOY George W

shirleyk58 — 2011-03-27 21:16:37Z

Hi to all, we have a John Malloy, married Elizabeth Kehoe,both born Wexford,had 4 children i think, im looking for any Malloys,more so in Ireland connected to this John Malloy, he was born 1888, or around then, Shirley

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

dmfox28 — 2011-03-26 01:42:59Z

ABSOLUTELY! My grandfather was Willard Carl Meloy, son of Robert Irwin Meloy (Pearl Ullom), grandson of Willie Meloy (Elizabeth Bell Irwin), great grandson of Joseph C. Meloy (Sarah Gregg) and gggrandson of Thomas Meloy. this is as far back as we can go and even some of this is under question. My grandfather recently passed away. He told stories about France, Scotland and changing the spelling of Meloy way back when, but he nothing concret. Our branch of the family would love to have some additional research to finally put some questions to rest.

Re: Meloy

TRyan6589 — 2011-01-10 02:55:35Z

Hi! My Name is Pam Meloy Ryan of Bellbrook, Ohio. I grew up in Fairborn, but my father's family was from Pitsburg, Kansas. I'm just beginning to search my family history (now that no one is left to ask questions). I know James Albert Meloy and his wife Jemima Gifford moved from Juniata County Pa. about 1868, had at least 1 child (Ella) in Illinois, and then settled in Kansas. They had a total of 10 children. My grandfather, Ben Gifford Meloy was the youngest of the 10. Ben's first wife died in the flu epidemic of 1917. Shortly after that he married Laura who had lost her husband and 6 week old baby in the flu epidemic also. Their only son, Bill was born in Joplin, Mo. Bill was my dad

MELOY James John P - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-11-18 21:39:36Z

MELOY James John P - Vietnam Wall section 37W - our honor and thanks to those who put their lives on the line for us

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 218,952 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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

Re: I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

nancymcook — 2010-11-15 03:25:53Z

Hello there,
I am quite interested, and would love to have a copy of the family tree. My grandmother was Blanche Lee Meloy b.1901 d.1999 Her father was Leonades Alonzo Meloy, His father was Samuel Polk Meloy, etc. Any info would be greatly appreciated. Thanks

MELOY Paul H our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 49W

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2010-09-22 13:02:54Z

MELOY Paul H our thanks and honor to our hero who died in Vietnam - Wall section 49W

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

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

Marriage Place? Mary Eyler-John Meloy 28 Mar 1789

orion144 — 2010-08-08 09:32:36Z

I am searching for a marriage record (showing place) if possible - for Mary Eyler to John Meloy, perhaps in mid-state Pennsylvania or even Philadelphia - date (pretty certain) was 28 Mar 1789

Lots of people are sharing this date - and I do have some substantiation for it - courtesy a D.A.R. (accepted) application - but they've never been able to identify a marriage place.

Any help would be deeply appreciated!

Ellen Baker 360-599-2544
orion@telcomplus.net

Re: Hey from the Meloy's in the NW!

svmeloy — 2010-06-15 18:37:24Z

so many Meloys where to start! I can't help you, but I just had to point out the irony in our sharing of a name. Shannons rock!

Re: Meloy

marilynwilson34 — 2010-06-13 01:24:52Z

my husbands family was the patrick meloy maried to elizabeth i have info

Re: meloy history

orion144 — 2010-05-09 05:17:51Z

It seems as if a lot of us are working with the same Arthur S. Meloy work - but it was excellent! I know that the Juniata County Historical Society in Pennsylvania has the text. I have an excellent copy of the family tree...

You may want to check out the D.A.R. (Daughters of The American Revolution) database! It has a number of Meloys in it (I'm applying for D.A.R. membership).

Re: Hey from the Meloy's in the NW!

orion144 — 2010-05-09 05:10:30Z

I have a Meloy Family Tree that may have some early information in it... I'd need a "clue" -- an early name that I might be able to tie you to.

Best of luck!

I Have a 1926 Meloy Family Tree...Others interested?

orion144 — 2010-04-17 08:04:42Z

FYI, I have a hand-drawn Meloy Family Tree dated 1926.

It was prepared by an Arthur S. Meloy, 2965 Main Street, Stratford, Connecticut.

Reading through the immense quantity of messages regarding the Meloys (at the root of the tree it says "Jacob Meloy born 1583 in France, moved to Scotland in 1604" and under that "The First Mi Loi as the name was spelled was born in France in 1520 A.D.") perhaps others might find this worth having.

I cannot, of course, vouch for its accuracy. So far, it's been accurate for my own branch...

I may have it scanned to share with anyone interested. No charge, of course, if I send it by internet. We're all in this together :)

Best regards,

Deborah Ellen Baker (my mother was Lillian Pearl Meloy)

Re: MELOY George W

orion144 — 2010-04-17 07:51:35Z

Hi there,

I've been researching for a DAR application, and I have a Meloy Family Tree that was painstakingly prepared by hand in 1926 by Arthur S. Meloy of Stratford, Conn. I hate to tell you this, but there are an incredible number of John's in our tree.

By the way, to the best of my knowledge (knock on wood) this hand-drawn tree has been absolutely accurate. It's a very, very large sheet - I had a "master" copy made years ago. My mother - who has now passed away - loaned a print to me back in the 1970's. I'm thinking of having scanned electronically to share with ther Meloy-searchers....

I don't know if this is any help, but I did locate one - and only one - George W Meloy 1841 - on the tree. Sorry - there's no detail about wife, children, etc. YOU may be able to take this branch forward toward the present. (By the way, there are very few Georges on the entire tree.)

This George W (1841) was the son of Thomas Meloy 1796-1875, married to Sarah Jane Pence.

BUT Thomas Meloy's father was John Meloy 1756-1839, married to Mary Eyler. (WE would share this common ancestor - who, incidentally, was a Revolutionary "patriot.")

John Meloy 1756-1839, was the son of another John Meloy 1730, Mifflin County, Pennsylvania (also checks out).

John Meloy 1730 was the son of a Charles Meloy 1697-1744. His was Jemes Meloy, born 1668, died in Scotland, his father James Meloy born 1645 in Scotland, his father Henry Meloy 1613 lived and died in Scotland, his father Jacob Meloy Born 1583 in France and moved to Scotland. Beyond that, all I know is that "Meloy" was "Mi Loi" of France.

Your inquiry really fascinates me because my mother was raised in Renovo - the whole family was rooted in the same area as yours. I presume you've found the "family plot" in Port Royal? We buried my mother there in 2004.

I discovered that there's someone working on Ancestry with the ID of "smeloy1883" -- that person's work has really been a goldmine for me, so accurate to this tree that I could merge that work with mine.

I haven't been at this very long, so I'm not quite sure how to forward data to you. But if you would like a copy of this huge Meloy tree, let me know.

Best of luck. Of course, verification is the really hard part. Locating birth records, death records, etc. It's amazing how much I've found through census records. If we share [John Meloy 1756-1839, married to Mary Eyler] there are census records that verify them back to 1790!

My e-mail address is orion@telcomplus.net, by the way. It may be easier to e-mail rather than use this message board. Please put "Meloy-Renovo" somewhere in the subject line so that I can identify you!

Best regards,

Deborah Ellen Baker (my mother was Lillian P Meloy)

Re: meloy history

kjirstin_b — 2010-04-06 06:16:32Z

It's been ages since anyone has posted in this thread, but I thought I'd try, just to see.

***Quote***
my information starts with the following:five brothers and three cousins:
brothers:
henry born 1726
dennis born 1728
john born 1730
edward born 1732
charles born 1730

cousins:
henry born 1692
robert born 1696
john born 1694

I am descended from the brother john meloy clan. edward, john, and charles came to the states in 1748 as edentured slaves on the ship new haven. john went to new york state eventually settling in pennsylvania. I have more but there is alot of info. does any one have anything else on our family history?
***end quote***

This is the same or similar information to what I have--my mother, nee Meloy, is descended from the patrilineal Meloy line, the "brother Henry" line.

Henry Meloy 1726-1812
father of:
James Meloy b. 1746
father of:
John Q (probably Quincy) b. 1787
father of:
William H. Meloy, Sr. 1836-1923
father of:
William H. Meloy, Jr. 1870-1913
father of:
Robert Ferris Meloy, Sr. 1900-1971
father of:
Robert Ferris Meloy, Jr. 1923-1988
father of my mother

I have quite a bit of the more recent information, and I have some of the earlier information where it intersects with the other lines of original Meloys, but I'm missing some of the info on, particularly, James son of Henry and John Q, his son. Does anyone have this information?

Also, if you're interested in knowing more about this particular line of Meloys, please feel free to connect--I've been posting some of this stuff up and I'd be happy to share what I do have. (Sadly, the Arthur S. Meloy materials from 1930 seem a little light on the Henry Meloy branch of the family.)

Re: Meloy family: Surrey, ENG; c. 1790

bcmanson — 2010-03-10 00:07:32Z

I can't see, so far, any Samuel in connection with John or Ann Maria.

Brian

Ellen Meloy

dearle191 — 2010-03-05 21:40:59Z

My grandmother was Ellen Meloy b. 1882 to Hugh Meloy and Mary Jane McAnnich. I can find records of her marriage to William Mcfall Sept. 1901 in Balleymoney Antrim Ireland but can't find birth records. Hugh and Mary Jane were married Dec 10, 1861 in Balleymoney Antrim as well. I can find records in Antrim also of their son Hugh b. 1868. I'm thinking that perhaps Hugh and Mary Jane may have immigrated to the US and then returned to Northern Ireland. Perhaps daughter Ellen was born in the US. There appears to be many Meloy and Mcfall families in the eastern US. Can anyone help? Does anyone have these people on their family tree?

Re: Meloy family: Surrey, ENG; c. 1790

alfredclark20 — 2010-02-15 20:09:43Z

My Meloy trace has taken me to Ewell. Samuel Meloy. Is that any help?

Alf clark

Mabel (Borneman) Meloy,age 90 ,Lower Pottsgrove Twp.,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2010-01-18 04:20:20Z

MELOY, on Thursday, January 14, 2010.
Mabel (Borneman) Meloy;
wife of James L. Meloy, of Lower Pottsgrove Twp.,
age 90 years. A funeral service will be held Mon day, January 18, 2010, at 2:00 pm from Schumacher & Benner Funeral Home & Crematory, Pottstown, PA. Burial will be held in Faulkner Swamp Cemetery, Gil bertsville. There will be a viewing on Mon day, January 18, 2010, from 1:00 until 2:00 pm at the funeral home. Contribution may be made in her memory to Saint James Lutheran Church, 1101 E. High Street, Pottstown, PA 19464. Our website exists to serve the friends and family of the de ceased. Go to http://www.schumache randbenner.com to extend sympathies and access additional service details. (SCHUMACHER & BENNER)

Re: Meloy

RouX_Renard — 2009-11-05 12:55:51Z

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Re: James and Sarah Meloy and family

shaines182 — 2009-06-19 04:17:26Z

I have a little information on Lott S. Meloy - he married 1st Marcie Riggs d/o Samuel Riggs & his 2nd wife Elizabeth Rigby. You can contact me at shaines@telus.net

Re: James Meloy/Mary Search PA, NY, MI, ND

shaines182 — 2009-06-19 03:27:13Z

I can supply you with a little information. Lot Search Meloy married Marcia Riggs d/o Samuel Riggs and his second wife Elizabeth Rigby. They had only one child that survived - Mary - who married 1st ? Gleek and 2nd Isaih Anderson. I would like to contact descendant of this family.

Augusta Jane Meloy 1831-1909 obit

cat2397 — 2009-02-27 20:17:26Z

I am not related to this person, but I found this obituary in the "100 Years Ago Today" column in the North Vernon Plain Dealer for Feb. 18. 1909. http://plaindealer-sun.com/main.asp?SectionID=29&SubSect...
Augusta Jane Meloy, daughter of Asa W. and Phoebe Van Winkle Meloy, was born Dec. 2, 1831, in Eaton, Preble County, Ohio. She was married the first time to James C. Hatfield of Lebanon, Ohio, on June 2, 1853. To this marriage three children were born, Charlie M., Alice I. and Frank M. She was left a widow July 5, 1872. On May 3, 1876, she was married to Dr. J.T. Robinson and was the second time left a widow on March 3, 1900, since which time she had made her home with her daughter, Mrs. A.A. Tripp of North Vernon from whose home she passed away Feb. 13, 1909.

The Virginia Meloys.....

divadaedalus — 2009-01-06 07:28:47Z

I am from the Virginia branch of the Meloys. I have traced our family back to William Meloy (1753) in Salem, N.J. Our folk appear to have migrated from NJ, to PN, to Ky and back around to Va!?! I hope I have researched this fairly well. Am now totally stymied! i have enjoyed reading all the postings so I thought I would write one of my own. Maryanne

Re: Sadie Meloy

svread — 2008-10-29 13:40:21Z

Morris if you're monitoring this board I've been unable to get in touch with you regarding Toppilas. Please contact me at sandra.read1@verizon.net. Thanks!

Re: Hey from the Meloy's in the NW!

elizium_1 — 2008-10-03 20:06:53Z

Not sure if your ancestor is any relation, but I'm Kevin Meloy, son of Gerry Meloy, son of Lionel Meloy of Muskogee, OK. I'm looking for leads from my grandfather back.

Re: Hey from the Meloy's in the NW!

jgkane811 — 2008-06-27 02:21:29Z

I'm kind of just taking a wild shot here. I'm from Wa. state, and am trying to do a little family research on my fathers side. My grandmothers name was Virginia Wiles, and she was married to a Meloy. I don't have a first name for him, and I don't know much about her family either. But they did have children together, one of which was my dad, Michael. And I believe 2 daughters; one's name was Mary, and I believe the other one was named Virginia, after me grandmother. Unfortunately, this Meloy that I am looking for died in an accident I believe falling off a tower he was painting in Everett, Wa before my dad was born, and my dad was adopted and now has the last name Riddle. I don;t know if this is any relation to the meloy that you are looking for, but maybe there's some connection.

Re: Hey from the Meloy's in the NW!

jenniferabbott_1 — 2008-06-06 04:50:04Z

I am the great granddaughter of Frank William Meloy and Iva Carner. I wrote Robert Meloy in error.

Re: Hey from the Meloy's in the NW!

jenniferabbott_1 — 2008-06-05 17:11:10Z

Hi

I am the great grandaughter of Robert Meloy. The youngest of Robert Meloys children is my grandfather, Lisle Harry Meloy (Bill), whom resides in Gresham, Oregon. My grandpa is the brother Bill you mentioned in your posting. I printed this posting for my Grandpa to read and he would like to contact you by phone.
Please email me Jennifer.Abbott@comcast.net

Meloy family: Surrey, ENG; c. 1790

bcmanson — 2007-10-24 20:58:48Z

Looking for any information re MELOYs in Ewell, Surrey during the period 1784-1815. In particular, I am looking for an Ann Maria Meloy (Chr. Oct 1798, Ewell, SRY), daughter of John Meloy and Mary TICKNER, who, according to the IGI married in Ewell 7 Sep 1784.

Minor Clark MELOY and Irena Marilda Jackson married 7 Apr 1874

EarleneScott — 2007-08-09 03:44:54Z

Looking for descendants of this couple. Have info copied from a Family Bible to share. Children are Retta, Gertrude, Rezin married Juanita 1909. Some deaths also recorded. Thanks. ES

Meloy/Malloy/Skineman/Skinnon

DaisyMae07 — 2006-11-04 05:26:02Z

I am answering my own post here to update. The marriage certificate
actually shows the spelling of James as MULLOY and Ellen as
SKINNON. They had seven children: Edward V. , Margaret E., Minnie F.,
Cecelia, Anna C., Clara and Lucy S. The children ended up living with
their Aunts Mary and Margaret Malloy/Meloy in Muskingum County in
1900 in the city of Zanesville. Their Mother Ellen moved back into her
father's home (John Skinnon) in 1880 with the children. She is listed on that Census as a Widow. She must have
passed away between 1880 and 1900 and that is why the children are all living in Zanesville with the Aunts. I still can't find any earlier info on James prior to the marriage in 1869. So anyone with info on my James
Mulloy/Malloy would be appreciated.

Re: William Meloy Pa to Ohio in 1800's

2006-09-17 01:54:37Z

I have information on William Meloy married to Sophia Thompson.

William Meloy Pa to Ohio in 1800's

2006-09-10 03:45:11Z

I am seeking parentage of William Meloy, born about 1813 in PA (possibly Cambria Co, Pa), died 10-2-1882 in New Lexington, Pike Twp, PerryCo, Ohio. He had married Sophia Thompson about 1838, likely in Ohio since she was born there per 1880 census. William's parents born Ireland per same census record.