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Well... I haven't saved "documentation" for sometime. I collected hard copies of everything until I ran out of room in my gargage and just chucked it all. It's all from public records of one kind or another...and as you will see , from correspondence with Guy Mallory.
(5) David Mallory 18 Jul 1752 Woodbury bp 24 Sep 1752 Roxbury d 1845 Cornwall, Ct = 28 Dec 1773 Roxbury Ct Lydia Frisbie 17 Feb 1756 Woodbury d 28 Nov 1793 Roxbury (Noah Frisbie 27 Feb 1729 Branford Ct d 17 May 1812 Litchfield Ct =14 Jan 1752 Woodbury Litchfield Ct Margery Post 1731 Litchfield Ct d 23 Jul 1815 Litchfield Ct) (Abiel Frisbie 26 May 1695 Branford Ct d 1740 = 25 Jul 1722 Branford New Haven Ct )(Jonathan Frisbie 28 Oct 1759 Branford New Haven cT d 7 Apr 1695 Branford New Haven Ct = Mary Hoadley) (Edward Frisbie 1620 d 10 May 1690 Branford Ct = 1649 Branford Ct Hannah Culpepper) (Richard Frisbie c 1590 Paris St James clerkenwall ENG d 1635 at sea ? = 30 Nov 1618 Margaret Emerson) (William Hoadley = Mary (Bullard) Farrington) (2) 20 May 1794 New Milford Ct by Rev Nathaniel Taylor Dinah (Welton) Punderson (Widow of David Punderson) David Mallory served as private in Connecticut Line and was placed on the pension roll in 1818 Noah Frisbie served as a private in the Litchfield militia. (DAR 3215)
DAVID Number Three...MY David, the grandfather of Dr. David James Mallery, who knew and wrote extensively about him. This David, who also called himself Mallary, married Lydia Frisbie in Roxbury, and later married Dinah Mary Welton Punderson, It was Dinah's cancer death that bankrupted him and drove him to apply for the pension. Note that his Pension file is number R-6840...just adjacent to the deserter's file. He could never convince the War Office that he was NOT the deserter, and the files were hopelessly mixed up. He had another problem...the other two David Mallorys were both shown on regimental muster rolls, but because he served as Major Eli Leavenworth's runner ("bat-boy") in the War, he was paid by the Major and not by the muster officer, so he had no official record other than his enlistment papers. He claimed nine months conscript service in the New York Upper Hudson campaign. .He is presumed to have died in New Scotland NY (where he had a son Sheldon) sometime around 1838 when he disappeared.
His son, John Mallory, father of Dr. David , applied for the re-instatement of the pension application in 1853, but it was denied also. This is a thick file, and I have a phototstat of the whole series of applications and affidavits.
My investigator at the DAR said two women had received DAR membership based on this David's "service" in the early 1920's, when the DAR standards were not so strict. However, he reports my David's file at the DAR is today empty, no data, and the DAR no longer recognizes the Index listing itself as proof of service.
My David would have a pedigree of David5 (John4, Caleb3. Peter2, Peter1) where obviously this is a different John4 from the pedigree above.
DIFFERENT SUBJECT Note your question mark regarding Margery Post. She was the wife of Noah Frisbie, and the mother of Lydia Frisbie. When the Frisbie family printed its book in the 1980's, I worked with their authors to write the portion on Lydia and David...where they had made several errors in the early drafts, including crediting him with DAR approval and war service..
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My David's war story is so historically accurate, and was repeated so consistently over many years, that I give it much credit. Also, I noted in my manuscript that he and Lydia named their first-born son after the Rev War "Eli", a name uncommon among Mallerys of the time.
The PENSION files are the accurate affidavits of all three...without referencing them, it is difficult to be accurate about these David5-John4 combinations.
Regards, Guy Mallery
Re: Coleman: my father's cousin, they played together at Dr. David James Mallory's last illness in early 1900's in Phelps, N.Y. Coleman's father: James Johnson Mallory,a son of Dr. David, was the family genealogist of his era, working with Dr. David to preserve his papers. My Dad saw the family genealogy back to Peter painted on one wall of James' house. Then Coleman became the family genealogist of his generation, keeping and adding to his father's papers. Fortunately, he gave some of them to Bristol Center historian, where I found them.
Your Kleckler reference was interesting: Olga Kleckler Mallory, Coleman's wife, hated genealogy and genealogists. She destroyed all Coleman's papers when he died. The undertaker who buried Coleman told me she forbid any newspaper obit or funeral notice of his death so she wouldn't be bothered by relatives !! Her two kids Barbara and Robert have the same attitude. Thank Heavens for those remaining Bristol Center papers from Dr. David's time.
Dr.. David left written descriptions of his father, John Mallory (1795--1883) and his mother, Phebe Johnson. I visited their graves in Aurora, N..Y.. John left Roxbury, Ct. as a teenager and led the family movement to the Scipio/Venice N.Y. area in 1816 or so.
Dr. David also left descriptions of his grandfather, David Mallory (a.k.a. "Mallary" most of his life, especially during Rev. War years) and his grandmother, Dinah Mary (Welton) Punderson, a widow when she married his grandfather, then a widower.. This David was active 1752 -c. 1839, living in Roxbury until in his 60's and then moving reluctantly with his in-laws and son to New York state. His Rev. War pension papers make most interesting reading, but his claims were hard to verify.
The generations of my line prior to this Revolutionary War David Mallary, who was the fifth generation in my lline are:.
Fourth generation: John Mallory 1715-1783 of New Milford and Roxbury Ct. His wife was Anne Woodruff, who bore his children, and in old age, he married the widow Goodsell. This John was an interesting genealogical problem....when he moved to Roxbury there was already a John Mallory well established there, and of course, his son added a third John Mallory to the town records. It was fun sorting them out...in the end the wives and death dates proved the key to identificatrion. I do not believe he was the John Mallory of "Mallory Hill", which I have climbed.
Third generation: Caleb Mallory (1681-1716) of New Haven and New Milford. His wife was Miriam Blakeslee. Data for Caleb and his ancestors, Peter first of New Haven and Peter second of New Haven and Stratford are all basically from Jacobus.
(6) Sheldon Mallory 26 Dec 1774 Woodbury or Windam, Ct = (1) Oct 1799 Windam, Ct of Troy, Oakland, Mi Abigail Lucinda Lathrop 5 May 1780 (Ebenezer Lathrop 30 mar 1743 d 1804 Norway NY son of Ebenezer Lathrop 7 feb 1703 = Lydia Leffingwell 28 Jul 1706 Norwich Ct = Deborah Lathrop 22 Jun 1741d 29 Mar 1814 Albany NY…daughter of Elisha Lathrop = Abigail Avery) (2) 1 Jul 1829 Troy, Rennselaer, NY Sarah Barnes (S. Mallory and Lucinda Lathrop had son, Joel Mallory bp 1815 First Presbyterian, Albany, Albany, NY) Russell B. MALLORY of Montour and Julia M. SMITH of Newfield m. Nov. 7,1860. (Note: Sheldon Mallory 1830 boarding house 38, Dean, Albany, NY. Albany Directory 1830-31) (Sheldon Mallory carpenter 1887-91 Utica NY)
NOTE:
Percy Mallory 1799 Poultney Rutland Vt (s of Calvin) 1850 Census Poultney Rutland Vt
Minerva S Mallory c 1815 Vt (1850 Census Poultney Rutland Vt living with unk family)
Joel Mallory 1790 Poutlney, Rutland, Vt = Lydia Brown
599. ABIGAIL, born May 5, 1780, and married in October, 1799, Sheldon Mallory. Their children were: Joel Mallory of Troy; Ebenezer L. Mallory of Troy; Ann Eliza Mallory of Troy; Chas. F. Mallory of Romeo, Mich.; Emeline Mallory, married Bates, and settled in Wisconsin
Diary of Charles Armoy Miller of Troy Rennsselar NY (1867)
Sun. Jan. 27 - Attended Unitarian Church.
Thurs. Jan. 31 - Went to Sons of Temperance meeting. Accompanied Miss Kate Bigelow home. Mallary went home with Miss Briggs, came home with Mallary.[6]
February 1867
Sat. Feb. 2 - Went to Y.M.A. Debate. Subject: Should the United States interfere in behalf of the Cretans in their rebellion against Turkish rule. Decided in the affirmative. Went home with Kate Bigelow. Mallary went home with Belle Briggs.
Tues. Feb. 12 - [in pencil] P. S. Mallery House 1/2 Ton Lorberry Stove
Thurs. Feb. 28 - Went to the Arion Society's Masqued Ball at Harmony Hall with Lindsay and Mallery
(7) Joel Mallory 24 Oct 1800 Troy, Rennselaer NY lived Troy, Mi bp 1815 First Prebyterian Church Albany NY (1801 Windam Ct) = 1823 Troy, Rennselaer NY Margaret Reeves???? (John Reeves c 1773 West Greenwich RI =Margaret Greene 6 Oct 1777 West Greenwich RI d 1841 Rennselaer NY ) (2) 11 Apr 1832 Troy, Rennselar, NY Caroline Reeves (John Reeves = Margaret Greene) (Lt Charles Greene = Wait Bailey)
PRESIDENTS. Union National Bank Troy Rensselaer NY Joel MALLARY, Dec. 28th, 1850, to September 22d, 1857.
note: (Joel Mallary b c 1778 Berlin, Rennselaer, NY = Caroline Reeves)
NOTE: Caroline Reeves had a sister Margaret Reeves who married Thomas Hicks
NOTE: Paul Greene (Charles, Joseph, John, Benjamin, John Greene) married Nancy Gardner and had a son Joel Mallory Greene Mar 1833.
Joel Mallory of Troy Rennselaer Ny = Caroline Reeves (John Reeves farmer and first supervisor of the town that became Berlin in 1806 = Margaret Green 6 Oct 1777 West Greenwich RI d 15 Aug 1843 Berlin Rennselaer NY) (charles Green 19 Jun 1749 Westerly RI farmer and soldier in the Revolution col John Topham’s Reg removed to Little Hoosick Berlin Rennselaer NY c 1779 died Pinckney Lewis co NY = 24 Nov 1768 Waite Bailey 9 Mar 1751 d c 1791 in her 40th year (Caleb Bailey = Mary Godfrey) (Joseph Greene c 1725 prob West Greenwich RI removed to Little Hoosick (Berlin) rennselaer Ny c 1779= 20 Sep 1747 Westerly RI Margaret Greenman 17 Oct 1725 (Edward Greenman Jr = Sarah Clarke)
TOWN CLERKS OF BERLIN.
1806, Hezekiah Hull; 1810, John Green; 1812, Daniel Gardner; 1814, John Green; 1820, Stephen J. Brown; 1824, A. G. -Hammond; 1825, Joel Mallary; 1831, John Reeve; 1835, Charles F. Mallary; 1838, Thomas T. Gray: 1839, Squire L. Allen; 1841, S. S. Streeter; 1844, John Whitford; 1846, Samuel S. Streeter; 1847, Horace P. Jones; 1848, Job T. Wilcox; 1850, Albert G. Hall; 1851, Job T. Wilcox; 1852, Jacob K. Simmons; 1853, E. R. Green; 1856, Horace C Griffin; 1857, William F. Taylor; 1859, Job T. Wilcox; 1860, Albert P. Hull; 1861, Charles H. Taylor; 1867, N. J. Nichols; 1868, J. Bryan Whitford; 1869, Harvey W. Saunders; 1870, Halsey B. Green; 1871, Alonzo B. Hull; 1872, Alanson B. Niles; 1873, Halsey B. Green; 1875, Harvey S. Denison, J. B.. Whitford; 1877, Thomas E. Greenman; 1879 to 1881, Isaac J. Gifford; 1882, Harris G. Hull; 1883-1884, J. Valancourt Nichols; 1885, A. E. Sands; 1886-1887, L. Sheldon Green; 1888, John H. Satterlee; 1889, L. Sheldon Green; 1890, W. H. Sheldon; 1891, W. H. Lewis; 1892, L. Sheldon Green; 1893, J. Valancourt Nichols; 1894-1895, Marshal J. Eldred; 1896, William H. Meeker.
(8) Caroline R Mallory 1837 (1839 per 1850 census)
(8) George Mallery 1841
Anna A Mallory 1815
Joel R Mallery 1835
Jole Romeyn (Joel R) Mallory 9 Oct 1834 Troy, Rennselaer, NY d 14 Feb 1908 Manhattan NYC ae 73 cer 5387= Electa North lived in Brooklyn NY….see Brooklyn Eagle
Mallory, Electa, d. 13 Jul 1840, ae 34y4m26d, w/o Rev. Joel Mallory, d/o Thomas North Electa bur Old Marcellus Village Cem Marcellus NY
Jenny Mallery 1837
Mallory Joel R 73 y Feb 14 1908 5387 Manhattan M460
1840 census Rennselaer NY
E L Mallory
Henry Mallory
Joel Mallory
P S Mallory (Peter S?)
1850 census Rennselaer NY
A W Mallory 1815
Anne E Mallory 1808
Anson Mallory 1803
Caroline Mallory 1803
Caroline R Mallory 1839
Catherine Mallory 1827
Charlotte Mallory 1824
Cornelia Mallory 1828
George H Mallory 1840
Henry Mallory 1790
James H Mallory 1848
Joel Mallory 1800
Joel K Mallory 1834
John Mallory 1849
Mary Mallory 1847
Mary Ellen Mallory 1850
Mary F Mallory 1823
Matilda Mallory 1830
Morston Mallory 1848
O Mallory c 1794
P S Mallory 1803
Sarah A Mallory 1822
Thomas C Mallory 1845
William Mallory 1844
1860 census Troy Rennselaer Ny
Joel Mallery 60
Mallery 55,
Caroline Mallery 23
George Mallery 19
Anna A Mallery 45
Joel R Mallery 25
Jenny Mallery 23
Many many others….listed living in household of Joel R Mallory
UNION NATIONAL BANK
(Union Bank, 1851-1865)
(Union National Bank, 1865)
PRESIDENTS. Joel MALLARY, Dec. 28th, 1850, to September 22d, 1857.
NOTE: Joel Mallory and Caroline Mallary: infant son 8 Feb 1893 Eastfield Village Cem Nassau stone moved here from unknown location)
Olla Mallery d 8 Aug 1872 ae 6 months Albert Mallery and Mattie Old Maple Grove Cem Hoosick
(1850 census Compton Kane Co IL Joel Mallery)
MALLORY Rev. Joel Fairfield, Kane Co. IL Marriage 45 1847
(7) Ebenezer Lathrop Mallory 30 Aug 1802 Troy Rennselar NY = Deborah Abigail Ool hout 1804 NY parents NY (1880 census District 4 West Albany NY Deborah is a widow, Deborah A Mallory 49 single daughter, Augustus L Mallory 1866 NY son agent, Martha A 1840 NY parents NY, Augusta (us) L Mallory 14 NY grandson, Horace J Richards 39 NY son in law, Anna E Richards 39 NY dau, Adam Wagner 37 NY farm labor parents NY, Catherine Gahan 26 IRE domestic servant)
Deborah Mallory 1804 Ny widowed (1880 West Troy Albany NY)
Deborah A Mallory 1831 Ny dau
Theodore A Mallory 1836 Vt = Martha A 1840 NY
Augusta L Malory 1866 Grandson
NOTE: Catherine Mallory c 1824, daughter of Eben Mallory d 12 Sep 1848 = 20 Aug 1840 William James Hoyt 30 Nov 1816 Poughkeepsie dutchess co NY; children: Catherine Hoyt 21 Dec 1844, Eloise Hoyt 21 Dec 1844: (Stephen Hoyt = Esther Mary Raymond) William married Sarah Smith in 1854)
(8) Deborah A Mallory 1831 NY parents NY
(8) Theodore Augustus Mallary 14 Oct 1835 Shaftbury, Bennington Vt agent d 2 Dec 1883 = 1864 Troy Rennselear NY Martha Annie Fellows 1840 NY parents NY
Mallary, Theodore A. - RF Dec 13, 1883:3 / Dec 7, 1883 obit Schenectaday co NY
Fellows, Albert C. - RF Jan 11, 1883:3 / Jan 7, 1883
Mallery Annie 85 y Apr 17 1934 3687 Bronx
(9) Augustus Lathrop Mallory 13 Jan 1865 Watervliet, Albany, NY = 6 Oct 1886 Cohoes, Albany, NY Harriet Field Clough (see Wright Mallory of Watervliet 1830 Census) (See Wright Mallory of Cohoes, Albany NY 1850 Census)
(10) Carlton Lathrop Mallory 26 Jul 1902 Cohoes, Albany, NY
Augustus B Mallory: Sold insurance Troy, NY 1890 (Augustus B Mallory 1854 NY 1920 Census Albany, Albany NY age 65)
Clarence Mallory 1867 NY 1920 census Albany
Henry A Mallory 1889 Ny 1920 census Albany
Sarah R Mallory 1920 census Albany no age given
Lydia Ann Mallory sold one-third interest in 100 acres at Bethlehem for $3500. in 1876 per Albany Evening Journal
Henry A Mallory 1820 Ct widower (1880 census Bethlehem Albany NY)
David Mallory 1842 NY
Maria 1844 NY
Henry Mallory 1856 Ny
Jemima Mallory 1858 NY wife of Henry?
Hiram Mallory 1861 NY
LaGrange Mallory 1880
(8) Anna E Mallory c 1842 = Horace J Richards 1841 bookeeper
(7) David Mallory 21 Oct 1804 Troy Rennselaer NY d 11 Sep 1816
(7) Ann Eliza Mallory 7 Sep 1806 Troy Rennselaer NY
(7) Charles F Mallory 11 Jan 1811 Troy Rennselaer NY Town Clerk of Berlin NY 1838
Chas. F. Mallory of Romeo, Mich
(7) Emeline “Emilia” Mallory c 1811 NY parents NY bp First Presbyterian Albany, Albany, NY 29 Mar 1817 Troy, Rennselaer, NY paretn = John Bates 1809 NY parents NY (1880 census Sterling Vernon WI includes George J Bates 1866 IN nephew and Samuel Selthan 23 other Norway, probably brother of Jeone.)
(8) WC Bates 1841 NY parents NY = Jeone 1856 Norway NY
(9) Anna J Bates 1875 WI
(9) Melwina Bates 1877 WI
(9) Ransons Bates ae 10 months 1880 census
(6) Hannah Mallory 29 Aug 1777 Roxbury d 6 Jul 1857 Sourth Britain = 28 Apr 1796 Southbury Philo Downs 18 Feb 1772 Sourthbury, Ct d 10 Apr 1816 South Britain, Ct
(7) Benjaman Downs c 1797
(7) Nancy Downs = Chester Manville
(7) Caroline Downs = Justus Wheeler
(7) Laura Downs 18 Mar 1798 South Britain teacher d 30 May 1863 South Amherst, Lorian co. Ohio bur Ashland, Ashland Co. Ohio = 8 Feb 1816 South Britain Co Dr. Herman Munson Clark 29 Aug 1789 Waterbury, Ct d 15 Mar 1865 Ashland, Ashland co. Ohio (John Clark Jr. 1765 d 1838= Mary “Molle” Munson 1770 d 1859)
(8) Dr. Philo Henry Clark 3 Aug 1819 Wakeman, Huron Co. Ohio = (1) 18 Dec 1844 Sarah Jane McDougal (2) 18 May 1847 Sophrona M Elizabeth Clark 22 Apr 1927 Weymouth, Ohio (Dr Bela Bronson Clark 1789 – 1865 = Sophrona Pomeroy Searle 1798 - 1863)
(8) Leander Clark 17 Jul 1823 Wakeman, Huron, Ohio =14 Feb 1867 Mary A Baker of Toledo Ohio d 2 Jul 1892
(8) Hannah Maria Clark = 21 May 1851 Dr. John C Bryant d Buffalo NY
(8) Leander Clark = Maria L Barker
(8) Hannah Maria Clark 17 Sep 1828 d > 1917 Buffalo NY = Dr. John Collins Bryant
(8) Theodore Frelinghuysen Clark 27 Mar 1831 d 9 Nov 1919 = 4 Mar 1858 Lucia Jane Fuller
(9) Herman Clark
(9) Edith May Clark
(7) Judith Downs
(7) Maria Downs
(6) Eli Mallory 27 Jun 1779 d 1815 = 1800 Mabel Maria Carrington 1782 d 1870 (Note: Eli Mallery = 2 or 20 Apr 1825 Redding Ct Adelia Sherwood 1805 Redding d 22 Jun 1827 (Jesse Sherwood = 20 Sep 1795 Sarah Bradley 23 Feb 1775 Fairfield d 25 Apr 1813 Redding Ct) (Moses Bradley 3 Dec 1746 = Mary chapman 10 Jun 1752) (Lt John Bradley Nov 1705 Fairfield =13 Jan 1726 Fairfield Ct Sarah Gilbert 12 Feb 1706 New Amsterdam NY) (Frances Bradley II 25 Oct 1670 = Sarah Jackson) (Frances Bradley c 1625 = Ruth Barlow c 1638)
(7) Adelia “Delia” Mallory 15 Aug 1801 Minden, Montgomery Co. NY d 14 May 1889 East Toledo, Lucas Co, Ohio = 29 Nov 1818 Peterboro, Madison NY Wolcott Skidmore 19 Jan 1794 Newtown Fairfield Ct d 27 Aug 1866 East Toledo OH (Luther Mitchell Skidmore 17 feb 1772 Jamacia Queens NY d 5 Mar 1843 Morris Otsego NY =19 Dec 1792 Milford Ct Martha Blackman 19 Dec 1791 Newtown Ct d 21 Mar 1855 Morris Otsego NY) (James Blackman = Lucy Hitchcock) (Major John J Skidmore Jr 1738 Hempstead Nassaua NY d 8 May 1804 Jamaica Queens NY =26 Nov 1763 Mary Denton (Demott) d 1782 Jamacia Queens NY) (John Skidmore =Mary Elizabeth Whitehead) Major John Skidmore organized a company of minutemen 1775 and was promoted to major 1776. (DAR 32615)
(8) Mary Ursula Skidmore 16 Nov 1819 Siloam NY d 28 Oct 1906 = (1) 22 Jan 1845 Uri Jackson (2) 1854 Charles Robinson Brown 1827 d 1882 (Roland Robinson Brown 1800 d 1864 = 1823 Mary Clark 1806 d 1889) (Ezra Clark 1779 d 1858 =1799 Polly Banks 1779 d 1806) (Samuel Banks 1755 Bedford NY d Bainbridge NY d 1826 =1778 Charity Lyon 1760 d 1848 (Joseph Clark Jr 1755 Bedford NY d 1826 Bedford NY= Hannah Clock 1760 d 1825) (Joseph Clark 1713 Bedford NY d 1791 Bedford NY =1735 Sarah Smith d 1796) (John Brown = Sarah Carr 1776) (Roland Brown 1750 South Kingston RI d 1801 South Kingston RI =(1) 1773 Hannah (Hazzard) Babcock) Joseph Clark served in Col Thomas Thomas’ Westchester Co NY Regiment, Capt Richard Sackett’s Company 1776. He was subsequently promoted to Lt. Joseph Clark Jr served as a sgt in Col Thomas Thomas’ Reg, Capt Moses St John’s Company, Westchester Co Militia. (DAR 75427)
Samuel Banks commission ensign 1781Capt Gilbert Lyon’s Company, Col Thomas Thomas’ Reg,
Rowland Brown served as ensign in the Kingston Reds and independent company from South Kingston RI (DAR 75427)
(9) Florence Skidmore Brown 1858 = 1884 Frederick Menges 1855
(10) Florence Marguerite Menges b Sarasota Springs, NY = ES Roche (DAR 75427)
(8) Luther Mitchell Skidmore 4 Oct 1821 Siloam Madison NY commercial lumber dealer d 6 Dec 1896 Chicago Huron OH= 15 Oct 1848 Mayville Otsego NY Delia Vail (Cordelia Vail) 1826 NY parents NY
(1880 census Toledo Lucas Co OH Wendell Skidmore other 1859 OH and Lula A Skidmore other 1862 OH living with them) (NOTE:
(9) Wolcott Skidmore 2 Feb 1853 St Clair MI d 22 Sep 1853
(9) Willis F Skidmore 2 Jun 1855 St Clair MI d 15 Oct 1855
(9) Russell V Skidmore 15 Aug 1857 Toledo OH d 21 Jan 1875
(9) Wendell P Skidmore 30 Sep 1859 Toledo OH res Chicago Junction Huron OH 1910 d 20 Sep 1914 = (1) 13 Oct 1880 Toledo OH Louisa M “Lula” Bowers d 1882 (2) 28 Jul 1885 Toledo OH Jennie L Edwards d c 1890 (3) 2 Dec 1891 Ida H Fast 30 Mar 1865 (Ephraim W Fast 28 Mar 1830 Ashland OH = Hannah Roberts 25 Oct 1830)
(9) Edwin Skidmore 1865 Toledo OH d 1865
(8) Beers Wolcott Skidmore 5 Nov 1823 Siloam Madison NY d 1 feb 1863 Buffalo Erie NY (Named after an uncle) = c 1847 Buffalo Erie Ny Eleanor Thompson
(8) Russell Ira Skidmore 1 Aug 1825 Siloma Madison NY d 25 Aug 1901 = 22 Nov 1859 Toledo OH Nettie Raymer
(8) Ann Louise Skidmore 30 Nov 1827 Siloam Madison Ny
(8) John C Skidmore 23 Jun 1830 Siloam Madison Ny
(8) Rush Dix Skidmore 23 Nov 1832 Hanover Twp Chautauqua NY d 2 Aug 1911 = 1865 SF CA Ann Elizabeth Plitch c 1836 SF
(8) James Blackman Skidmore 4 Jan 1835 Siloam Madison NY varnisher = 1 Sep 1861 Diantha Hall 1842 NY parents CT (1880 census Morris Grundy Co IL)
(9) Wallace Skidmore 1872 IL
(9) Byron G Skidmore 1876 IL
(8) William Wallace Skidmore 25 Sep 1837 Siloam Madison NY
(8) Elizabeth Winifred Skidmore 12 Nov 1839 Siloam Madison NY = 12 Nov 1861 Vandorn Root 1833 OH parents OH (1880 census Fort Wayne Allen Co IN brother Hartness Root 1855 OH and his daughter Fanna G Root 1875 OH living with them; and brother Herbert B Root 1853 OH)
(9) Lillian Root 1862 Versailles, NY or NJ = Winnfield Scott Bash (DAR 54702)
(9) Darron Root 1868 OH
(8) Charles B Skidmore 15 Jun 1841 Versailles Cattaraugus NY d 25 Oct 1866
(8) Darwin Lester Skidmore 22 Apr 1844 Versailles Cattaraugus NY d 2 Feb 1899 = 16 Jun 1870 East Toledo OH Margaret S Merrett
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(6) Lydia Mallory 14 Jul 1781
(6) Anna Mallory 17 Mar 1787 Woodbury Twp
(6) Sarah Mallory 2 Dec 1788
(6) Margery Mallory 15 Apr 1789
(6) David Mallory 6 May 1791 Woodbury Ct (=Maria L Johnson???)
(6) Amarilla Mallory 3 Apr 1793 Woodbury = Charles Thompson)
(6) John H Mallory 16 Jun 1795 CT parents Ct res "Mallory Hill" which was the Mallory homestead in Cayuga County 2 1/2 miles from the village of Levanna. D 5 Aug 1883 bur Oak Glen Cem Ledyard Aurora Cem 98 = Phebe Johnson 1800 NY d 1860 bur Oak Glen Cem Ledyard Co NY (1880 census Ledyard Cayuga NY John Mallory 1795 Ct widower “father” 1880 census Ledyard Cayuga co NY; Harrison Mallory 1833 NY = Rebecca 1835 wife; Estelle Mallory 1858 single; Mary H Mallory 1865)
John Mallory died Monday morning at the home of his son Dr. DJ Mallory in Bristol NY. Mr. Mallory came from Ct to Scipio in 1816 and has since resided in that vicinity until quite recently. He was 88 years old The remains were interred at levanna yesterday. . Union Springs The Adverstiser August 1883
In Bristol Center, Aug. 5th, (1883) John Mallory, aged 88 years, 5 months, 20 days.
1840 census Cayuga Co NE
John Mallory 1795 = Phebe 1800
David J Mallory 1823
Harriet L Mallory 1826
Maria Mallory 1828
Harrison Mallory 1833
Charles Mallory 1836
Eunice Mallory 1846
Charles C Mallory 1849
Bristol Center Cem Mallory, Daniel, 1845 R-8 Mallory, Dr. David, 1901 Mallory, Harriet, 1905 Mallory, Phebe, 1817 K-15 MALLORY JOHN 1795 - 1883 JOHNSON PHEBE 1800 - 1860 WIFE MARIE E 1826 - 1877 DAU MALLORY KATE HOAGLAN 1859 - 1932
1865 bristol Ontario Ny
133 Charles Mallery Bristol 1865 17
133 D J Mallery Bristol 1865 17 (Daniel J Mallory 1824)
Daniel J Mallery 1824 = Harriet (1860 census Ontario Co NY)
Charles 1849
Frank Mallory 1851
Theresa Mallory 1853
Edwin Mallory 1856
Harrison Mallory 1858
Infant Mallory ae 1 month 1860 census
133 Edwin Mallery Bristol 1865 17
133 Frank Mallery Bristol 1865 17
133 George Mallery Bristol 1865 17
133 Harriet Mallery Bristol 1865 17
133 Harrison Mallery Bristol 1865 17
133 James Mallery Bristol 1865 17
133 Theresa Mallery Bristol 1865 17
1870 census Bristol Ontario co NY
339 Mallory Charles Bristol 1870 39
16 Mallory David J Bristol 1870 2
10 Mallory Edwin Bristol 1870 2
16 Mallory George B Bristol 1870 3
16 Mallory Harriet L Bristol 1870 2
16 Mallory Harrison Bristol 1870 3
16 Mallory James J Bristol 1870 3
16 Mallory Theresa E Bristol 1870 2
1875 censuys Bristol
132 Mallery David J Bristol 1875 13
132 Mallery George B Bristol 1875 13
132 Mallery Harriet L Bristol 1875 13
132 Mallery Harrison L Bristol 1875 13
132 Mallery James J Bristol 1875 14
132 Mallery Teresa E Bristol 1875 13
1892 census
Mallery David J Bristol #2 1892 8
Mallery Harriet L Bristol #2 1892 8
NOTE: Lowley Mallory (Lory Mallory) of Bristol Ontario co NY = 14 Dec 1823 Mansfield Richland co OH by Rev James Rowland Charles M Garrison
NOTE: Ms Sarah J Mallery d 4 Feb 1896 poss age 79 Geneva NY
(7) Dr David James Mallory c 1822/23 NY physician father CT mother NY d 7 Nov 1901 bur Bristol Center Cem Ontario Co NY = Harriet L Coleman 1826 Vt father VT mother NY d 1905 bur Bristol Center Cem Ontario NY; Charles C Mallory 1 NY 1850 Census Ledyard Cayuga NY) (1870 census Bristol Ontario NY) (1880 census Bristol, Ontario NY: housekeeper Emira Monks 1840 NJ, Frank Monks 1874 NJ at school)
In Bristol Center, Nov. 7, David G. Mallery, aged 78 years. 13 November 1901
Bristol Center cem
Mallory, Daniel, 1845 R-8
Mallory, Dr. David, 1901
Mallory, Harriet, 1905
Mallory, Phebe, 1817 K-15
From Geneva Gazette 8 October 1880
Under the law requiring physicians and surgeons to register their names, residences, etc., in the office of the Clerk of the county in which they propose to practice, before the 1st day of October, the following have registered in the County Clerk's office in Canandaigua: Bristol Center: David J. Mallery and H. A. Slingerland.
From Ontario County Journal 7 January 1876
Mr. Scott Wilder, of Bristol, fell from a straw stack on Thursday of last week, and dislocated his shoulder. Dr. Mallery attended him.
Mallery, David, J. Cayuga Co. Jan. 26, 1847 membership Ontario Co Medical Association
Harrison Lucius Mallery married Avis Berry, had one son, Frank, and one daughter, Minnie. This Harrison waa named after his uncle, who married Rebecca Coddington.
I have completed a long history of this Mall*ry family branch in all its various spellings since 1636. I am the tenth direct generation in America, Dr. David was my great-grandfather. Have picture of him and his adult children in the text.
I have visited John Mallory's grave in Aurora and Dr. David's in Bristol.
Thank you for writing. I wrote for my grandchildren and will be glad to send you what I have. Nothing to sell !!
Guy Mallery@aol.com
1860 census Bristol Ontario co NY
Daniel J Mallory 36 = Harriett 33
Charles Mallory 1849
Frank Mallory 1851
Theressa E Mallory 1853
Edwin Mallory 1856
Harrison Lucius Mallory 1858
Infant Mallery ae 1 month 1860 census
George Boull Mallory
James J Mallory 1862 per 1880 census
Of Ontario County, New York, b. 1823 d. 1901 Have family photos of children and family histories. Will share. Especially seek contact with desc. of his children George Boull and Harrison Lucius Mallery
1880 census Bristol Ontaro NY
David J Mallery 1823 NY physician father Ct mother Ny = Harriet 1826 Vt father Vt moth Ny
Theresa Mallory 1854 NY school teacher
George Mallory 1860 school teachter
James Mallery 1862 clerk in Store
Emira Monks widow 1840 NJ
Frank Monks 1874 Nj
The Arcadian Weekly Gazette index of deaths for surnames A-M for March 28, 1899-March 6, 1907 Rose Wayne Co NY
MALLERY Dr. David -Briston Ctr-305
MALLERY Harriet COLEMAN -Bristol Ctr-430
MALLERY Mrs.E.A.-Newark-441
NOTE: Harvey G. MALLORY, of Lyons, a laborer who was formerly well to do, last Thursday evening attempted suicide by hanging. He was cut down before life was extinct and will probably recover. (Ontario Repository & Messenger, Mar 25, 1886)
(8) Daniel Mallory 1845 bur Bristol Center Cem Ontario Co NY (the 1845 date could be date of death)
Also: Dr David Mallory d 1901
Harriet Mallory d 1905
Phebe Mallory 1817
(8) Frank Adelbert Mallory 10 Dec 1850 Bristol Ontario NY d 28 Jun 1876
(8) Theresa Mallory 1854 (1855 per 1900 cens Monroe co NY) d 1938 = 26 Nov 1889 John A Bosworth 1843 d 1927
From Ontario County Journal 6 December 1889
BOSWORTH - MALLERY
Bristol Center, N. Y. - A quiet, yet pleasant, wedding took place at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Mallery on Friday, November 26th. Their only daughter, Theresa E., was united in marriage to Mr. John A. Bosworth. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Wheelock promptly at 12:30. Mr. and Mrs. Bosworth took the 5 o'clock train from Canandaigua for an extended trip to Boston and neighboring cities.
Rest Haven Cem Phelps Ontario Co Ny
BOSWORTH
John H.; 1843-1927;
Theresa Mallery, wife of John H.; 1853-1938;
From Ontario Repository & Messenger 30 August 1871
The following were installed officers of Bristol Valley Lodge, I. O. G. T. of Bristol Center, Saturday evening, August 19th: R. H. S. - Theresa E. Mallory
From Ontario Repository & Messenger 8 November 1871
The following persons were chosen as officers of the Ontario County Lodge of Good Templars, on Wednesday of last week, in East Bloomfield: C. S. - Dr. D. J. Mallory, Bristol Centre
From Ontario Repository and Messenger 19 February 1873
The following are the officers of Bristol Valley Lodge, I. O. G. T., for the ensuing quarter: W. A. S. - Eddie D. Mallory Lodge Deputy - D. J. Mallery
(8) Harrison Lucius Mallory 1858 NY 1920 census Greenwich Fairfield Ct ae 61(also living in Greenwich same year Walt Mallory 1895 PA) died 11 May 1934 Bristol, Addison, Vt = Avis Berry 1864 IL. (born to Harriet Coleman and (Dr David Johnson Mallory)? Mallory 1858 Bristol, Addison Vt. (Note: Harrison Mallory b 1860 Henry, Marshall, Ill) (1920 Census Greenwich Fairfield Ct Harrison L Mallory 61 NY manager, father NY, mother Vt, Avis B 56 IL, father Vt, Mother IL, Minnie daughter 22 VA, father NY mother IL)
(9) Minnie Mallory 1898 VA
(9) Frank Mallory
HISTORY OF Macomb Co MI Chicago 1882
Dr John E Barriger was born in Bristol, Ontario NY July 16, 1841; received his primary education in New York and at the Canadaigua Academy, and began teaching in the public schools at the age of 18 years, which was followed with success for four years; studied medicine four years with Dr DJ Mallery at Bristol NY; then entered the Michigan University, from which he removed to Armada in November 1863, where he has since engaged in practice; was married August 7, 1864 to Antineeta, daughter of Moses Perkins, of Bristol, NY; has two children – Horace P, born May 12, 1866; Alice A born Jun 11, 1870. Mrs B was born Aug 7 1839. Dr B had held several important offices in the township and society; he attend the Congregational Church and Sabbath School; in politics, he is a Democrat
(8) Edwin D Mallory 1855/56 NY (Eddie D Mallery) Onatrio NY 1860 census = 25 Dec 1889 Minnie Walker
MALLERY - WALKER
Married, Dec. 25, 1889, at the home of the bride's grandfather, Henry Brooks, in Canandaigua, Edwin D. Mallery, of Pawnee City, Neb., to Miss Minnie Walker, of Canandaigua. After a short visit with friends they will take up their residence in Pawnee City, Neb. The good wishes of their many friends follow them.
From Ontario Repository and Messenger 19 February 1873
The following are the officers of Bristol Valley Lodge, I. O. G. T., for the ensuing quarter: W. A. S. - Eddie D. Mallory Lodge Deputy - D. J. Mallery
14 May 1873 Canandaigua Ontario NY
MARRIED - At the residence of the bride's parents on Park street, May 7th, by Rev. A. M. Green, Mary E. Mallory of this village and Mr. B. Chattin, of Galesburg, Michigan.
NOTE: E D Mallory 1856 NY 1880 census Colorado Springs El Paso Co CO
(8) George Boul Mallory 1859/60 NY school teacher
guy Mallery@aol.com
note: William mallory 1859 (1900 census Ontario NY)
Mary L Mallory 1870
(8) James Johnson Mallery 1862 Ny clerk in store 1920 census Ontario NY d 1936 bur Resthaven Cem Phelps Ontario co NY (see sister Theresa Mallory Bosworth)
MALLERY
James J.; 1862-1936;
1920 census Ontario co NY
James J Mallery 1863, Carrie L Mallery 1861, Lewis B Mallery 1899
MALLERY
James J.; 1862-1936;
NOTE: Louis Vanzile Mallory 1894 d 1981 ae 87 bur AD cem (Addison)
NOTE: Mallerys buried in Finger Lakes Cem Phelps Ontario NY
SHAW - FILKINS
A very pretty wedding took place last Thursday afternoon, June 18th, at the home of Mrs. Mary Filkins, near Phelps, when her daughter, Anna D., was married to Fred C. Shaw, of Newark. The bridal couple, preceded by Mr. J. J. Mallery, a cousin of the groom, and Miss Frankie Richmond, a cousin of the bride, descended the stairs to the wedding march played by Mrs. Marshal Filkins. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Wright, of Newark, in a very solemn and impressive manner and was witnessed by about sixty guests, mostly relatives of the bride and groom. Among the guests from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Shaw and son, of Gloversville, Mrs. E. D. Mallery, of Pawnee City, Neb., Mr. J. J. Mallery, of Bristol Centre, and a number from Newark, N. Y. After the formal congratulations were given, a bountiful repast was served. The wedding gifts were quite numerous, many useful ones being given.
(9) Lewis B Mallory 11 Jul 1896 d 29 Dec 1945 Obit Geneva, NY bur Glenwood Cem Geneva Ontario co Ny
MALLERY
Lewis B.; 1898-1945;
Lewis B Mallory 47 a former resident of this town who had been with the foreign division of the National City Bank of Geneva for nearly a score of years died in Geneva General Hospital this moring. Mr. Mallory was born July 11, 1896 in Newark. He graduated from Port Byron High School, Rochester Business Institute and attended Cornell and Syracuse Universities. His work kept him in Santiago Chile and later in china until the war forced his return to Rio De Janero Brazil.
Ill health brother his return to this country a year ago and recently at the home of his brother,Coleman H Mallory, of Lennox Park
Survivors are his wife, Margaret B Mallory who he met and married in china, where her father was Consul, and his mother Mrs. JJ Mallory, and his brother of Geneva. Port Byron Chronicle Friday 4 January 1946
(9) Coleman H Mallory of 454 Marsh Road, Pittsford, NY later Geneva NY = Olga Kleckler (NOTE: Coleman Mallery 31 Jan 1897 d Sep 1981 Monroe Co NY ) (Elmer Kleckler 23 Apr 1869 Oakgrove MI d 21 Sep 1934 Bath Steuben Co NY = 1896 Sarah McCleary) (Elias Kleckler)
coleman Hale Mallory 1897 per 1930 census Ontario co NY
Obit: Steuben Courier, Bath, NY; 21 Sep 1934, Elmer Klecker, prominent Bath Resident, Dead; Head of Waterworks Nearly 40 years
Elmer Kleckler, for nearly 40 years superintendent of the Bath Water Works and one of Bath's last Friday night after a long illness. He was 65 years old.
Mr. Kleckler was born in Oak Grove, Michigan, 23 Apr 1869, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Elias Kleckler. The family came to Savona about two years later, and Mr. Kleckler spent his youth in that community. Soon after 1890 he took a position in the electric light plant here. Later he was employed as electrician at the Soldiers' Home, and in 1893 entered the employ of the Bath Water Works, of which he was appointed superintendent in 1902. In 1896 he married Miss Sarah McCleary.
Mr. Kleckler had been for many years very active in Masonic orders and was well known throughout the Steuben district, where he had been deputy grand master and assistant grand lecturer. He was a past master of Steuben Lodge. F. & A.M., a past hight priest of Bath Chapter, R.A.M., and a past thrice illustrious master of Bath Royal and Select Masters. He was also a member of Hornell Commandery, Knights Templar. He was a faithful public servant, loyal as a friend, and in his home, lodge and church relations always true.
Mr. Kleckler is survived by his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Coleman Mallery, and two grandchildren, Robert C. and Barbara Jane Mallery, of Geneva; a son Herbert of this village; a brother, Fred, of Painted Post and a sister, Mrs. Cora Tucker, of Knoxville, PA.
Funeral Services were held at the family home Monday afternoon at 2:20, the Rev. Dwight W. Graham, rector of St Thomas Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Kleckler was a member, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Charles Sutton, Masonicorder held services at the burial in the Savona Cemetery
(10) Robert C Mallory
(10) Barbara Jane Mallory of Geneva = John Roos
Elmer Kleckler 1869 =
Helen E Kleckler 1896
NOTE: Lucy K Mallory 1900 1930 census Ontario NY
Steuben co Ny obits
H Alliene Mallory 1888 d 1982 ae 94 bur ER2 cem ERWIN FAIRVIEW CEMETERY ERFAIRVIEW ER2
Iva G Mallory 1888 d 1991 ae 10-3 bur AV5 cem
AVOCA VALLEY VIEW CEMETERY AVVALLEY VIE AV5
Louis Vanzile Mallory 1894 d 1981 ae 87 bur AD cem (Addison)
"Addison, originally a part of the old town of Painted Post, was organized as Middletown at the time of the organization of Steuben county in March, 1796. The name was changed to Addison, in honor of Joseph Addison, the English author, on April 6, 1808. The early settlers called it also "Tuscarora". It is an interior town, situated southeast of the centre of the county, and lies upon both sides of the Canisteo river. It is bounded north by Thurston and a part of Campbell, east by Erwin, south by Tuscarora and west by Rathbone.
Nina Mallory 1893 d 1968 ae 75 bur FR5 cem
FREMONT ST MARY'S CEMETERY FRST MARY'S FR5
Viola I Mallory 1935 d 1977 bur DA1 cem
DANSVILLE GREENLAWN CEMETERY DAGREENLAWN DA1
Obit: Steuben Courier, Bath, NY; 21 Sep 1934, Elmer Klecker, prominent Bath Resident, Dead; Head of Waterworks Nearly 40 years Elmer Kleckler, for nearly 40 years superintendent of the Bath Water Works and one of Bath's last Friday night after a long illness. He was 65 years old. Mr. Kleckler was born in Oak Grove, Michigan, 23 Apr 1869, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Elias Kleckler. The family came to Savona about two years later, and Mr. Kleckler spent his youth in that community. Soon after 1890 he took a position in the electric light plant here. Later he was employed as electrician at the Soldiers' Home, and in 1893 entered the employ of the Bath Water Works, of which he was appointed superintendent in 1902. In 1896 he married Miss Sarah McCleary.
Mr. Kleckler had been for many years very active in Masonic orders and was well known throughout the Steuben district, where he had been deputy grand master and assistant grand lecturer. He was a past master of Steuben Lodge. F. & A.M., a past hight priest of Bath Chapter, R.A.M., and a past thrice illustrious master of Bath Royal and Select Masters. He was also a member of Hornell Commandery, Knights Templar. He was a faithful public servant, loyal as a friend, and in his home, lodge and church relations always true.
Mr. Kleckler is survived by his widow, a daughter, Mrs. Coleman Mallery, and two grandchildren, Robert C. and Barbara Jane Mallery, of Geneva; a son Herbert of this village; a brother, Fred, of Painted Post and a sister, Mrs. Cora Tucker, of Knoxville, PA.
Funeral Services were held at the family home Monday afternoon at 2:20, the Rev. Dwight W. Graham, rector of St Thomas Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Kleckler was a member, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Charles Sutton, Masonicorder held services at the burial in the Savona Cemetery.
(8) Charles C Mallory 1849 NY
28 September 1883 (Ontarto Co NY
MARRIED - At the M. E. church in this village, on Wednesday, September 19, by Rev. Dr. Queal, Mr. William D. Newman and Miss Minnie B. Mallory, all of Canandaigua.
(7) Marie E Mallory 1826 d 1860 bur Oak Glen Cem Ledyard
(7) Harrison John Mallory 1833 NY farmer Sorgum Manufacturer d 25 Jul 1907 Grand Forks ND at home of daughter’s husband EE Roropaugh = Lavnna NY Rebecca Esther Coddington 30 Jul 1834 NY d 28 Oct 1910 Jackson Co OR
(Ellis Barron Coddington 23 Aug 1796 NJ 5 Jun 1858 Ledyard Cayuga co NY = 7 Feb 1816 Huma Noe d 14 Feb 1879 NJ, lived with Harrison Mallory 1865 census) (John coddington = Sarah Barron) (Lewis Noe c 1765 Woodbrigde Middlesex NJ = Phebe Bundy ) (Harrison Mallory ae 17 1850 Census Venice Cayuga NY living with Wm Bennett family) (Harrison Mallory on 1870 Census of Cayuga, NY) (1870 census Ledyard Harrison Malery page 51) (1860 census sherwoods Cayuga co NY Harrison S Mallory 27, Rebecca 26, Henry C 3, stella R 2, Hannas Coddington 66, Maria coddington 40) (1880 Ledyard Cayuda Co NY John H Coddington 63 NY brother in law living with Harrison)
August 1 1907: Grand Forks Herald, July 26th. H.J. Mallory died at the home of E.E. Roropaugh, 1324 University Avenue, yesterday morning about four o’clock, age 74 years. Deceased was born in New York State and was married in Levanna, N.Y., to Rebecca E Coddington, and three children blessed this union, two daughter and one son. One daughter died fourteen years ago. With the other, Mr.s EE Rorapaugh, the deceased has made his home for the past five years. The son resides in Buffalo, N.Y. Mr. Mallory came to Oakes, N.D., from New York twenty-three years ago. He took a prominent part in the affairs of the county and was a member of the territorial legislature for two terms. He was also commissioner of Dickey County for two years. He was a thoroughly honest man and lived according to the golden rule. He was a ardent temperance advocate and exerted a good deal of influence toward the enactment of anti-liquor legislation in North Dakota. Since removing to Grand Forks his health has not been very good and he lived quietly. He leaves a widow, and two children, already mentioned, to mourn his loss. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church. The funeral will be held this afternoon at two o’clock from the residence 1324 University avenue. Rev. W. H. Matthews will officiate. –Mr. Mallory was a respected and honored citizen of Dickey County until five years ago when he removed to Grand Forks. He was president of the Dickey County Sunday School Association until his removal from the county, and it is due to his untiring work that the association stands today as the most progressive for Sunday school work in the state. He was interested in all good work and left an impress for higher and better things wherever he moved. Dicky county friends learned of his death with much regret.
Dickey Co Obits
Mallory, Alice - - -395 (daughter of WHH Mallory = Florence)
Mallory, H.J. - - -386
Mallory, W.H. - - -395
Dickey co marriages
Fred Carpenter-Alice Mallory... C-4
Will Mallory-Mary Avery... L-8
(8)Estella Rebecca Mallory 1858 NY d 11 Sep 1892 bur Oakes View Cem Oakes ND = Albert Eugene Bowen May 1844 NY parents NY see page 177 History of Dickie co Ny
d 21 Dec 1893 bur Aurora, Ledyard, Cayuga Co. NY (Rebecca Mallory)
http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nd/dickey/census/1900/255-09a.gif for 1900 census image
(9) Frederick B Bowen d 1884
Winnie Bowen?
(9) Benjamin Clinton Bowen 20 Jul 1881 Mallory’s Hill Levanna , Ledyard Cayuga Co NY d 1963
BOWEN, Benjamin d. 7/26/1859/54 ae 68y/3m/12d
BOWEN, Lucretia d. 5/31/1861 ae 74y/8m/3d
BOWEN, Jesse F. d. 10/2/1880 ae 70y/9m/6d
(9) Albert Eugene “bert” Bowen 4 May 1885 James River Twp Dickey Co ND d 1968 = Thelma
(10) Ella June Bowen
There are documents with the Register of Deeds in Dickey County showing, Fredrick B. Bowen, a younger brother of Albert, purchasing 177 acres of land in Towenship 132 on August 27, 1883. Page 430 Bb3. In 1881 Fredrick and Albert had both sold land they owned in Cayuga County, New York before moving to ND. Most of the sales were to their father Alfred Bowen. Fredrick died in 1884. It appears he died in North Dakota but his name appears on the Alfred grave marker in Aurora, Cayuga County, New York. Albert E. Bowen purchased 179 acres on November 26, 1884 in Township 132, page 331 Bb3.
Note: 6/20/1999 I recently discover in the Dakota Territory 1885 Census that Harrison John Mallory and his wife Rebecca E. Mallory, Stella Rebecca (Mallory) Bowen's parents, had also moved to James River Township at about the same time as Albert Eugene and Stella Bowen. From the Bowen family and other records we know Benjamin Clinton Bowen, born July 20, 1881, was born in Levanna, Cayuga County, New York. From Benjamin's conversations with his daughters we learn he was born on "Mallory Hill" which was the Mallory homestead in Cayuga County 2 1/2 miles from the village of Levanna. We know Albert and Stella moved to North Dakota shortly after Benjamin was born. They had sold their New York property 1881. So it appears that the Mallorys, Albert E. Bowens and Fredrick and Winnie Bowen moved to the Dakota Territory at the same time or within a few months of each other.
Son, Albert Eugene, was born to Albert Eugene and Stella Rebecca on May 04, 1885 in James River Valley Township, Dickey County, North Dakota. Very interesting that Albert Eugene the father was also born May 04, but in 1849.
Albert's wife Stella Rebecca died September 11, 1892, age 31 years and is buried in Oakes View Cemetery, Oakes, ND. I was unable to obtain a death certificate to find the cause of death. Albert taught school in Dickey County 1894-95 for 60 days, 1897-98 from July - December 1897, in 1898 - 1899 taught 44 days.
Albert E. and his son Bert E. (Albert) show up in the June 11,1900 Census living in James River Valley Towenship, ND, Albert farmer and Bert Farmer Laboror. Benjamin, who was born to Albert and Stella, July 20, 1881, while they still lived in Ledyard, Cayuga County, New York is not recorded with Albert. He would have been almost 19 years old and on his own. He told his daughters stories about being away from his family chopping wood to for a living for at least one winter.
Albert lived in Glover, ND in 1901. In1905 he lived in LaMoure County and purchaesd land in Dickey County.
January 11, 1915 Albert E. Bowen lived in LaMoure, LaMoure County, North Dakota. He received a letter from his younger brother Howard M. Bowen while living in LaMoure.
According to the 1920 Census for Minnesota, both Albert and Bert (Albert) are living in Detroit Lakes, Minnesota. Albert, the son, has married and has a wife Thelma and a daughter Ella June. Albert the father is living with them.
Bert writes to Benjamin February 4, 1934, from Hovaka Hotel, Hobart, OK. Lived there (OK) 9 years in 1934. Left MN in 1925.
He writes; Elmer and Mary Rorapaugh are both dead. Marian lives in Eugene, OR. E. J. Died a year ago. Emma lives with C. J. Rorapaugh in Ohmah, NB. Bert is working with Farmer Union State Organization.
1942 letter written, June married 1941. Married Lial Eddy. Son Leonard Lial November 2, 1942.
O. M. Thomason he is at Hillernie, MN. 41-42 O.M. was a canadate for the MN legislature. Henry Teigan is dead, fell over suddenly.
Bert Bowen
Rt. 4 Box 207
OK City , OK
(8) Kate Hoaglan Mallory 1859 d 1932 bur Oak Glen Cem Ledyard ??
(8) Mary H Mallery 10 Jan 1865 Mallory Hill, Levanna, Cayuga Co NY d 1 Nov 1918 Lane Co OR death cert 299 = 31 Aug 1884 Hudson North Dakota Ter. Elmer Ellsworth Rorapaugh 23 Jun 1861 Trenton NY d 11 Jun 1924 Eugene Lane co OR cert no. 196 (John Rorapaugh 27 Aug 1825 d 11 Aug 1891 =30 Dec 1847 Chenango City Ny Mary Corbin 15 Feb 1829 d 30 Mar 1896 Cayuhoga Ny ) (Joseph cobin = Eleanor Loomis) (Andrew Rorapaugh 1 Apr 1799 smithville NY = angeline Webb 28 Apr 1807 NY) (Peter Rorapugh 26 Aug 1770 Hillsdale Columbia Co Ny = Catherine Loomis 29 Mar 1774 Egremont MA) (1920 census Lane Co OR) (Mary M Rorapaugh c 1865 1910 census Josephine Co OR) (1900 Grand Forks ND)
See Union Springs The Advertiser hard to read date…weekly paper 1884
(9) Marian Rorapaugh 7 Nov 1886 North Dakota d > `1910 OR = 30 Aug 1904 William Field 21 Apr 1874 (See 1910 census Grants Pass Josephine co OR) d 11 Dec 1906 Josephine co OR
(10) EstherMarion Field 30 Jul 1905 Grand Forks ND d 8 Feb 1914 Eugene OR
(10) Mary Field = 11 Aug 1939 Oral Etter
(8) Henry C Mallory 1857 per 1870 census of Buffalo NY 1906= Kate C 1860
NOTE: A Henry A Mallory 1890 per 192o census Albany NY
(9) Anna B Mallory 1896 saleslady
(9) Harrison J Mallory 1900 carpenter shipping clerk brass bibs (1920/30 census Erie NY) (NOTE: Mary Mallory 1902 1930 census Erie Co NY) (1920 census Buffalo Erie co NY Harrison J Mallory 20, Kate C 61)
(10) Harriet Mallory 1924
(10) Henry Mallroy 1926
NOTE: Harrison J Mallory 10 fEb 1911 d 27 Feb 1995 Lynnewood Gardens Philadelphia PA)
David Mallory 1910 census Major Ny
Harrison Mallory 1910 census Major NY
1915 census Shelby Orleans co NY
MALLORY, HENRY C. 55 HEAD USA CARPENTER D2-P 29
KATE M. 55 WIFE USA HOUSEWORK
ANNA B. 19 DAU USA SALESLADY
HARRISON J. 15 SON USA CARP. APPREN.
1900 census Dickie Co ND
Henry Mallory 1835 Grand Forks
Mary Mallory 1832 Grand Forks
Albert Mallory 1861 Grand Forks Dickie co
Angie Mallory 1863 Grand Forks
Batrice Mallory 1889 Grank Forks
Edward Mallory 1890 Grank Forks
Edwin O Mallory 1862Grand Forks
Flossie Mallory 1887Grand Forks
Irma Mallory 1894 Grand Forks
Minnie Mallory 1867 Grank Forks
W H Mallory 1857 Grand Forks
(7) Charles Mallory 1836 (1860 census Charles W Mallory c 1832) (1850 census Charles C Mallory 1837) did he marry Anna A Addison and move to CA?
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