Person:Catherine Campbell (31)

Catherine Ellen "Katie" Campbell

Note: Lived in New York, Iowa,Michigan,Nebraska,Kansas,Colorado,Montana & in Airdrie,Alberta, Canada. Was an only child. It is also reported she may have been born in 1836. Birth: 13 MAY 1837 in Caledonia, Livingston Co, New York Death: 14 MAY 1927 in Kalispell, Flathead Co, Montana Burial: Conrad Memorial Cem-Kalispell, Flathead Co, Montana Residence: BEF 1891 Nelson, Nuckolls Co, Nebraska

Father: John J. Campbell b: AUG 1807 in Caledonia, Livingston Co, New York Mother: Eleanor McPherson b: ABT 1814 in Scotland

Marriage 1 Daniel Donald Malloch b: 12 APR 1831 in Le Roy, Genesee Co, New York Married: 13 DEC 1860 in Caledonia, Livingston Co, New York Children

Jeanette Belle Malloch b: 26 AUG 1861 in Beulah, Monroe Co, New York
Willard Campbell Malloch b: 25 FEB 1863 in Caledonia, Livingston Co, New York
Morton Sidney Malloch b: 27 APR 1866 in Wheatland, Monroe Co, New York
Margaret Helena Malloch b: 30 JUL 1868 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co, Iowa
Irene Helen Valentine Malloch b: 1878 in Nelson, Nuckolls Co, Nebraska

Marriage 2 Forester McGregor b: 21 JUN 1836 in Sterlingshire, Scotland Married: 1899 in Montana

1880: Widowed, working as a housekeeper, living with: Household Members:NameAge Wm. H. Halstead 39 Sarah Halsted 35 Edith Halsted 5 Jennie Halsted 4 Catherine Campbell 45

McGregor-Malloch [from photocopied but unsourced newspaper clipping in Irene Wilke papers; per June 1900 census records, Kate and Forest married one year at that point, thus likely marriage date sometime in 1899]

The truth of the old saying that "Love makes the heart grow young" was amply demonstrated Wednesday by a wedding that occurred in Kalispell. The contracting parties were Mr. Forester McGregor, aged 62, and Mrs. Kate E. Malloch, aged 63, mother of Mrs. Ed Disbrow of this city. The wedding took place at the ome of Mr. and Mrs. Disbrow on 4th avenue east, at 3:30 P.M. Rev. Fisher officiating. The rooms were prettily decorated with evergrees and at one end of the room the decorations had been so arranged as to form a horse shoe, and under this emblem of good luck the ceremony ws performed. Miss Clare Disbrow and Mr. Frank Stufft acted as bridesmaid and groomsman. At the conclusion of the nuptials a light lunch was served.

In the evening a reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Young in Ashley, where a large number of the friends of the bride and groom had been invited to meet them and extend congratulations. Here a most elegant wedding supper had been prepared, the tables extending through two rooms and fairly groaning under the weight of the good things with which they were loaded. After the supper Scottish songs, dances and recitations were rendered by Messrs. McGregor, Dunsire, C.M. Walker, Angus McDonald and others. The idea was to show the manner in which the Scotch put hte proper finale to the wedding festivities, and to this end all united in making the occasion one that will be long remembered by all present.

Mr. and Mrs. McGregor were the recipients of many beautiful and valuable gifts, among which were the following: Silver tea spoons, sugar shell, [....] and green bed spread, silver spoons, doiley, picture, head rest, parlor lamp, two bread and milk sets, pie [?] tray and cup and saucer.

They will visit Kalispell for a few days and will then make their home at Mr. McGregor's ranch near Marion.

The many friends of both the bride and groom unite in extending the most hearty congratulations and best wishes for their future happiness.

Catherine Ellen Campbell (1836-1927), dau of John J. Campbell & Ellen Ann McPherson, married Daniel/Donald Malloch. They were my grt grdparents, their dau Helena "Lena" was my grdmother who I remember well, having grown up on a farm a mile or so away from them. Catherine Campbell died about 2 weeks after I was born, and my grdmother said she joked about being double scotch as she married Forrester McGregor after Daniel Malloch died. She helped her husbands establish 5 different homesteads - Red Oak, IA, Nelson, NE, Goodland, KS, Arriba, CO and McGregor Lake, MT. Some of this is detailed in my RootsWeb listings. Wayne Lucore

Written by Kate Malloch (Catherine Elenor Campbell): Mr & Mrs. Dan Malloch and three children (Nettie, Lena & Nellie) drove overland from Nelson, Nebraska May 15,1827 to Red Oaks, Iowa. in fall of 1876 moved back to Nelson, Nebr., and run a boarding house. In spring moved back to claim and proved up. Sold claim and moved back to Nelson and built new boarding house called "Caldonia." Mr. Mallock [k?] passed away in 1885 from injuries from being kicked by a horse. 1886 moved to Kansas with 3 children. Son Willard and I (Kate) each took up homsteads. Ran hotel in Colo Springs 1 yr. Moved to Kalispell Mt. married F. McGreggor in Nov 10 [15?], 1899--3 yrs. on homestead then to 5th homestead in Alberta Canada. Mr. McGreggor passed away in June 1910 in Kalispell Mt.-- same yr. Nellie Mallock Nixon.

Lena Mallock--married Rob R. Lucore

                       Goodland, Kansas   1891

Nettie Mallock married Ed Disbrow

Nellie Mallock--married Elbert B. Nixon

Willard Mallock--Sarah*

1. ↑ Census
   1870 U.S. Census; Red Oak Junction, Montgomery County, Iowa, USA; Series: M593 Roll: 413 Page: 45.

   Daniel Malloch (transcribed as David Mallock by Heritage Quest); age 39, born in New York, occupation listed as Farmer; living with wife Catherine, Nettie R. age 9 who is "at school" Willard age 7 who is at school and Margaret age 1 who is at home. All are listed as having been born in New York except for Margaret who was born in Iowa.

2. ↑ State. Death Certificate.

   Katherine's death certificate gives her place of birth as Caldonia, New York.

3. ↑ Cemetary Record
   Tombstone, Conrad Memorial Cemetary, Kalispell, Flathead County Montana.

   McGregor Katie 1837 - 1927

4. ↑ Cemetary Record
   Tombstone in Conrad Memorial Cemetery, Kalispell, Montana.

   McGregor, Kate E 1837 - 1927

5. ↑ State. Death Certificate.

   Informant E.S. Disbrow
   Katherine Elenor McGregor was born May 15, 1837 and died May 14, 1927 at 4:40 pm in Kalispell, Montana at the age of 89 yrs, 11 m 29 days. Parents were John P. Campbell of New York and Ellen McPherson. Katherine was buried on May 17 1927 in Conrad Cemetery. Cause of Death given as "Senility with no evident disease."

6. ↑ Census
   1860 US Census; Caledonia, Livingston, New York; Series: M653 Roll: 779 Page: 547.

   Catharine Campbell age 23 Living with her father John J. Campbell (transcribed as John P. Campbell in error) Age: 53, Male, Race: WHITE, Born: NY Occupation: farmer and his 2nd wife Jemima age 47 and Jemima's sister Mary Sinclair age 39 and Henry E. Wald age 15 farm laborer from Bremmen Germany.

7. ↑ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1880 United States Census. (Copyright (c) 2000, 2002 FamilySearch (TM) Internet Genealogy Service, February 8, 2007).