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Facts and Events
References
- ↑ Temple, Josiah Howard; George Sheldon; and Mary T. Stratton. History of the Town of Northfield, Massachusetts, for 150 years: with an account of the prior occupation of the territory by the Squakheags: and with family genealogies. (Albany, NY: J. Munsell, 1875)
p. 416, 490.
Children of John Caldwell and Elizabeth Swan: Betsey, m. (1) Moses Mallory, (2) Joab Fairman.
Moses Mallory m. Elizabeth. She m. (2) Joab Fairman.
Children of Simeon Mallory and Sarah Dickinson: Moses.
[Note: the entry for Moses Mallory is not connected to the son of Simeon, but listed as if they are not the same person. See note below.]
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 Find A Grave: Block Cemetery, Ogdensburg, WI, in Find A Grave
Moses Dickinson Mallory.
[Note: there is not gravestone image and the basis for the claimed birth of 25 Jul 1794 and death of 30 Jul 1867 is unknown, but it is consistent with the census records cited.]
- Chittenden, Vermont, United States. 1850 U.S. Census Population Schedule
line 15.
- Waupaca, Wisconsin, United States. 1860 U.S. Census Population Schedule
line 12.
- Franklin County (Massachusetts). Register of Deeds. Deeds, 1787-1947 (bulk 1787-1910). (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1972, 1991).
Vol. 36, p. 27 9 Mar 1816: Simeon Mallory of Northfield yeoman for $480 to Moses Mallory of Northfield Yeoman a parcel in Northfield part of Lot No. 73 about 14 acres. Signed and acknowledged by Simeon Mallory Jun'r.
Vol. 43, p. 193 30 Aug 1819: Moses Mallory of Northfield Yeoman for $50 to Charles Wilder of Northfield on acre in Northfield part of Lot 70 being land conveyed by Elisha Hunt to Simeon Mallory [original deed Vol. 36, p. 25 [ in which it appears to be sold to Simeon Mallory Jr so not clear how Moses is able to send, whereas if it is Simeon Sr. then presumably inherited]].
Vol. 62, p. 143 8 May 1826: John Caldwell Jun, James Caldwell, Parmenas Temple, Moses Cal[d]well, Betsey Malery wife of Moses Mallery all of Northfield for $200 quitclaim to Rufus Caldwell of Northfield that is property of the said Rufus along with Samuel Caldwell late of Northfield deceased. [Note: Moses Mallory did not sign or appear to participate.]
Vol. 146, p. 61 30 Aug 1819: Moses Mallory of Northfield yeoman for $10 paid by Simeon Malloyr Jr. of Northfield and in consideration of love for Obadiah Mallory son of said Simeon under the age of 21 convey to Obadiah a parcel in Northfield part of lot #73 about 14 acres to be shared equally with any brothers or sisters of the same parents.
Vol. 147, p. 193 8 Jun 1849: Simeon Mallory, John F. Mallory, Isaiah T. Mallory and Horace L. Mallory all of Northfield, Obadiah D. Mallor of Oxford, and Moses Mallory of colchester Vermont for $600 convey to Connecticut River Railroad Company a tract of land running through the Mallory farm where Simeon Mallory now lives, along with Matilda Mallory wife of Simeon, Abigail M. Mallory wife of John, Emily Mallory wife of Isaiah, Margarett E. Mallory wife of Obadiah, and Polly Mallory wife of the said Moses
- ↑ 6.0 6.1 While Temple says Simeon may have had a daughter Sophia, he indicates that he did have a son Moses. And he says that a Moses Mallory m. Betsey Caldwell. But he never connects the two persons.
The records are overlapping. The traditional view, well represented by Betsey Caldwell's Find A Grave memorial, is that Moses must have died about 1826 since Betsey and Joab Fairman married in 1827. However, there many signs that Moses didn't die. The records that might allow a conclusive reconciliation of all this are inonveniently remaining hidden from various searches, in particular the death record of Moses or a presence in the 1820 census.
Moses appears in a deed selling land with Simeon Jr.'s children with a wife Polly, but the man who married Polly Newell before 1824 would have been too old to be a son of Simeon Jr. and comparison with earlier deeds suggest it is Simeon Jr.'s brother. The census shows this man moved to Wisconsin and was of an age to fit into Simeon Sr.'s family.
In view of that absence of records, the two families that both appear to be Moses Mallory are combined into one person on this page. Caveat: The combination appears impossible in normal circumtances because births happen in both families at the same time.
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