Maloney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

SMITH 3 Alfred E and Macy MALONEY

t42MountOlivet — 2009-10-29 10:58:00Z

SMITH 3 Alfred E and Macy MALONEY

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Maloney in Minnesota

mikelinnihan — 2009-10-24 15:18:48Z

Catherine A. Maloney
Age 4y & 2m Died 1864
William Maloney
Age 10y 4m 6d Died 1867
Children of John & Bridget Maloney

Headstone is in need of repair at St. Mary Cemetery,
Waseca County, Minnesota
Photo can be seen at;
http://m306.photobucket.com/albums/mikel3324/St%20Mary%20Cem...

Mary Maloney baptized 1886 Galway, Ireland, father John, mother Louise

pjeanwenzel — 2009-10-19 19:43:32Z

I have purchased a baptismal certificate from the Galway Family History Society West but it is not the Mary Maloney I was searching for. If anyone would like this I'll be happy to mail it to them - or scan it and send it via email.
The particulars are:
Mary Maloney: baptised 18/09/1886
Parish: Rahoon
Co. Galway
Father: John Maloney
Mother: Louise Kavanagh

Re: only 68 Maloneys in Canada,

efmalon1 — 2009-10-18 21:49:41Z

Hi, this may be a long shot, but I traced my Great Grand Father to Michael Maloney B 1860 in Ireland. His wife was Margaret also born in Ireland 1864. They had 5 children Mary,John F( My Grand Father),Margaret J, William J,Anna I.
they lived in New Haven Conn..

MALONEY Rube D and Ima Rea

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-15 17:33:20Z

MALONEY Rube D and Ima Rea

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Re: John H Maloney

kelleymcyc15 — 2009-09-12 00:21:42Z

I just discovered that Rebecca Maloney had married my GG aunt Margaret McCormick. Does this link up with anything? YThey from Tickle Cove, Sweet Bay area.

Re: Maloney variations

JosephRMurnane — 2009-09-06 21:24:35Z

Hi!
Thanks for your response. At this point, I don't see a connection to your spelling of the surname. I did make contact with a g-g-grand son and found out the family pronounced "Maloughney" like,"mu-lak-ne". I'll save you E-mail response just in case.

Have a great Labor Day!!!

Joe

Re: Maloney variations

whyfret — 2009-09-06 17:18:34Z

My Malowney maiden name is a variation of Maloney. Seems that my Irish ancestor, William Malowney, immigrated to Canada in 1860, married Mary Catherine Jones, b. Scotland, in Canada, then immigrated to USA via Oak Grove, Wisconsin before 1870, resided in Thayer County, Nebraska, and probably died in Dakota Territory after 1885. His sons settled in Thayer County, Nebraska, etc.

MALONEY William Robert and Betty J REED

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-05 14:22:47Z

MALONEY William Robert and Betty J REED

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Re: Maloney Limerick, Co. Erie, Ire - Chicago, IL

dianahancock — 2009-09-02 01:31:26Z

1 John Maloney
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Birth: 11 Jun 1844/49, Ardagh, Limrick, Ireland

Spouse: Bridget Lavelle

Children: Patrick (1872-1902)
Catherine (Kittie) Cecilia (1873-1937)
James Joseph (1876-1963)
Margereth (1878-)
Ellen/Nellie (1880-)
Nettie (1885-)

1.1 James Joseph Maloney
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Birth: 14 Apr 1876, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 9 Mar 1963
Burial: St. Walters Church to Mt. Olivet Cemetery (Inf. The Chicago Tribune obituary of March 10, 1963
Occ: Alexader street, in Chinatown
Educ: New York Central for 52 years - Engineer for the A/O R.R. 8-3
Reli: 1923 Chicago City Directory lists "James Maloney, Conductor, residing at 5104 Lowe Ave.
Children of James Maloney (per daughter Florence)

3-1 - James Josoph Maloney - B. abt. 1905. He was alive at the time of his father's death in 1963.

Spouse: Margaret/Martha Higney
Birth: 20 Jan 1880, Liverpool, England - 4 Laycock St. (SP?)
Death: 9 Dec 1963, Little Co., of Mary Hosp. San Pierre, IN
Marr: 1899/1900, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL. (probably)

Children: James Joseph (1900-1969)
Herbert Edward (1902-1985)
Gertrude Cecelia (1904-1963)
Leanard Francis (1906-1958)
Emmett Leo (1908-1959)
John (1911-1913)
Wallace (~1915-)
Florence (~1917-)
Vincent (Twin) (~1919-<1930)
Veronica (Twin) (1919-1987)
Bernard (~1922-)
Thomas (1924-1991)

1.1.1 James Joseph Maloney Jr.
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Birth: 6 Oct 1900, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 18 Feb 1969, Belvidere, Boone, Illinois

Spouse: Elizabeth Grogan
Birth: 10 Oct 1905, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 14 Jan 1985, Belvidere, IL
Marr: 13 Jan 1940, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

1.1.2 Herbert Edward Maloney
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Birth: 27 Aug 1902, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 25 Feb 1985, Sunrise, FL
Educ: Pompano Beach, Broward, Florida

Spouse: Helen McDonald
Birth: 23 Oct 1902, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 10 May 1992, Coral Springs, FL

1.1.3 Gertrude Cecelia Maloney
Birth: 31 Jul 1904, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 6 Mar 1963, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Educ: 7447 Oglesby Ave., Chicago, IL
Spouse: Richard J. Roushorn
Birth: 30 Dec 1908, Cleveland, OH
Death: 8 Sep 1954, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Marr: 2 Aug 1938, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL. (probably)

1.1.4 Leanard Francis Maloney
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Birth: 9 Jul 1906, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 17 Aug 1958, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

Spouse: Nancy Walsh
Birth: Oct. 1906(?), Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 21 Jul 1937, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

1.1.5 Emmett Leo Maloney
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Birth: 4 Oct 1908, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 12 Mar 1959, Alhambra, CA

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Spouse: Marie Creagh Kill
Birth: 30 Nov 1910, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

1.1.6 John Maloney
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Birth: 26 Jun 1911, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 22 Jun 1913, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

1.1.7 Wallace Maloney
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Birth: abt 1915, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Son
Father's Name:
James

1.1.8 Florence Maloney
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Birth: abt 1917, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

1.1.9 Vincent Maloney
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Birth: abt 1919, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: bef 1930, Not on 1930 census

1.1.10 Veronica Maloney
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Birth: 17 May 1919, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 5 Oct 1987, San Francisco, CA

Spouse: Ralph Graham Hill
Birth: 9 Aug 1917, Pittsburg, TX
Death: 13 Jul 1984, San Francisco, CA (?)
Marr: 3 Apr 1944

1.1.11 Bernard Maloney
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Birth: abt 1922, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

Bernard Maloney
Home in 1930:
Chicago, Cook, Illinois
Thomas Maloney
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1.1.12 Thomas Maloney
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Birth: 16 Apr 1924, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Death: 20 Jan 1991, Munster, IN

Re: Maloney Limerick, Co. Erie, Ire - Chicago, IL

dianahancock — 2009-09-02 01:17:15Z

1 James Maloney
Birth: c 1797, Ardagh, Limrick, Ireland

Ardagh, Limerick - Ardach, Luimneach
Located 5km north of Newcastle West is the village of Ardagh on the R521 road to Foynes. St Patrick is said to have visited Ardagh in the 5th century when he stopped on his travels through Ireland at nearby Knockpatrick.

Spouse: Mary Nash
Birth: Rathkeale, Limerick, Ireland

Children: John (1844-1911)
Mary

1.1 John Maloney
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Birth: 11 Jun 1844/49, Ardagh, Limrick, Ireland
Death: 21 May 1911, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Burial: 24 May 1911, Mt. Olivet Cemetery, Chicago, Cook Co., IL
Occ: Day Labor (Blacksmith)
Educ: Renting a home in 1900
Reli: immigrated 1862

Maloney, John beloved husband of the late Bridget (nee Lavelle), father James, daughters, Mrs. Mary Fair, Mrs. Kate Fleming, Mrs Margaret Curren, Mrs Nellie Mcheo, Mrs Nettie McGissel (should be Magassie I think) and son, the late Patrick Maloney. Funeral May 24 at 9:30 a.m. from residence of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Fair at 4405 Dearborn to St. Elizabeth church 10:30 a.m. where his mass will be said, by train to Mt. Oliet from the 47th Street Depot. Los Angeles and Ohio papers. Daily News, Monday Mary 22, 1911, page 17

Spouse: Bridget Lavelle
Birth: 00 Mar 1850, Cashell, Ackill Sound, Irelend
Death: 7 Mar 1903, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.
Father: Lavelle
Marr: c 1869, Chicago, Cook, Co., IL.

Children: Patrick (1872-1902)
Catherine (Kittie) Cecilia (1873-1937)
James Joseph (1876-1963)
Margereth (1878-)
Ellen/Nellie (1880-)
Nettie (1885-)

1.2a Mary Maloney*
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Below is all I know about my Maloney family. There were 9children but do not know the names.

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2-8 Mary Maloney B. abt. 1847 in Limerick, Erie County, Ireland. Married Thomas Trawley. They were Sponsors for Catherine Maloney, daughter of her brother, John) Baptism, so Mary also came to U.S. With or after John? Kay found a marriage record in Ardaugh and Rathkeale in Co., Limerick. Mary Maloney married Thomas Trawley 31 Aug. 1807 in Ardagh and Catherine and Mary Nash marrried John and James Trawley in Rathkeale 17 Sept 1847 also Edward Nash christened 22 May 1816 in Rathkeale, Pa and Ma Edward Nash and Clementine.
2-9 John Maloney B. 11 June 1844 in Limerick, Erie County, Ireland. He married Bridget Lavelle on 07 September 1868, Chicago, Illinois John came to the U.S. 1862/1864 per 1900 and 1910 census. He was a naturalized citizen. John died 1911 in Chicago, Cook Co., Illinois. He was burief in Illinois.

Spouse: UNNAMED
Birth: 1847, in Limerick, Erie County, Ireland

Other spouses: Thomas Trawley

1.2b Mary Maloney* (See above)
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Spouse: Thomas Trawley
Marr: 31 Aug 1807, in Ardagh

Other spouses: UNNAMED

Re: Maloney Limerick, Co. Erie, Ire - Chicago, IL

michael719_1 — 2009-09-01 13:24:21Z

It seems the time to be on this message board was @ 2000 but if anyone is still out there, I have a Maloney Limerick-Chicago connection that I'm trying to explore.

My grandfather Patrick Riordan listed William Maloney as the relative (cousin) he was going to stay with on the passenger manifest of the ship he came over from Ireland on. I found William in the 1900 census at 647 S Sawyer Ave in Chicago. He had emigrated in 1885, at the age of 19 (born Oct 1866). He had married Alice Kennedy at Holy Family Church in Chicago in October, 1893, and the two of them shared their home with her sister Kate Kennedy. The couple had a son also named William later in life (1913 I think) as shown on the 1920 Census. William Sr. must have died sometime in the 20's because he doesn't show on the 1930 census with the rest of his family.

I don't know what side of my family he is a cousin of. If the father's side, there will be a Maloney male to Riordan female marriage in Ireland sometime around the 1840s-1850s, or if on the female side it would be a Maloney male to Gubbins female.
Does anyone have William R Maloney in their extended family tree, or Riordan or Gubbins marriages? Does anyone have information on William Jr. in Chicago?

Mary Rose Maloney Donegal to NY

mickmaloney_1 — 2009-08-25 22:11:50Z

Looking for the family in the US of Mary Rose Maloney. Mary Rose was born in Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal 3 Dec 1897 to James Maloney and Mary Thompson. Mary Rose arrived in New York 26 Jun 1920 with her destination being her uncle, Michael Thompson in NY.

Mary Rose's sister, Lizzie/Lilly, arrived in New York 7 Jun 1926 with her destination being her sister, Mary Roussein, in NY. I can not find any records of a Mary Roussein in the 1930 census records.

Any help on finding Mary Rose's family in the US would be appreciated.

MALONEY , AUSTRALIA

RayRob — 2009-08-05 23:32:03Z

Here are two newspaper Death Notices ( Sydney Morning Herald ) which may be of interest to someone...
They do not appear to relate to any of my Maloney folk , in Australia , who are :- Martin James Maloney and his wife Marie Beatrice, Clarence Frederick Maloney , Kathleen M. Maloney , James T. Maloney .These Maloney folk were siblings, excepting Marie Meatrice Maloney ( maiden surname unknown ).
The siblings were all born at Grafton , New South Wales , between 1900 and 1908.
Now , here are the two Neswpaper Death Notices :-
MALONEY , Violet Elizabeth -
November 1 , 1979 , late of Kingsgrove , beloved wife of Michael Maloney , dearly loved mother of Muriel and Patricia , dear grandmother of Betty , Kerry , Peter and Mark , great- grandmother of their families , aged 86 years.
Private Cremation.
MALONEY , Violet Elizabeth. -
August 1 , 1976 , at hospital , late of Kensington , dearly loved wife of the late James Thomas Maloney , loving mother
of Mrs Joan Allison ( Sydney ) , Maurice ( Devonport , Tasmania), Mrs Kathryn Miller ( Sydney ) , fond mother-in-law of Max , Judy and David, dear nana of her grand-children and great-grandchildren , aged 82 years.
Private internment , Tasmania

Re: The Maloney family of Massachusetts

toniproudlock — 2009-08-03 10:23:16Z

I am sorry but unable to help you. Toni

The Maloney family of Massachusetts

creanaugusta — 2009-08-02 05:41:17Z

I am looking for any and all information on the children of George F. Maloney (1904-1999) and his wife, Anna E. (Crean) Maloney (1911-2002). The wife is a descendant of my 3-times-great grandfather, Cornelius Crehan (1810?-1876), who emigrated from County Cork, Ireland in 1867. The following is the relationship of Anna E. (Crean) Maloney to my family:

Cornelius Crehan (1810?-1876)
+ Catherine Sullivan (1820-1890), 1836
A1. Dennis Crehan (later, Crean) (1846-1887)
... + Ellen Freeman (1847-1916), 1868
........ B3. Dennis M. Crean (1872-1954)
............. + Margaret R. Mulcahy (1876-1954), 1903 A3. Jeremiah J. Crehan (later, Crean) (1857-1890)
... + Catherine J. Buckley (1857-1930), 1881
........ B5. Anna E. Crean (1911-2002)
............. + George F. Maloney (1904-1999)
.................. C1. Elizabeth Maloney
.................. C2. C. Joseph Maloney
.................. C3. Patricia F. Maloney
.................. C4. Kate F. Maloney
.................. C5. Geraldine Maloney

Any and all information can be emailed to me at my Yahoo
email address, creanaugusta@yahoo.com; thanks.

The Maloney family of Massachusetts

creanaugusta — 2009-08-02 05:40:30Z

I am looking for any and all information on the children of George F. Maloney (1904-1999) and his wife, Anna E. (Crean) Maloney (1911-2002). The wife is a descendant of my 3-times-great grandfather, Cornelius Crehan (1810?-1876), who emigrated from County Cork, Ireland in 1867. The following is the relationship of Anna E. (Crean) Maloney to my family:

Cornelius Crehan (1810?-1876)
+ Catherine Sullivan (1820-1890), 1836
A1. Dennis Crehan (later, Crean) (1846-1887)
... + Ellen Freeman (1847-1916), 1868
........ B3. Dennis M. Crean (1872-1954)
............. + Margaret R. Mulcahy (1876-1954), 1903 Jeremiah J. Crehan (later, Crean) (1857-1890)
... + Catherine J. Buckley (1857-1930), 1881
........ B5. Anna E. Crean (1911-2002)
............. + George F. Maloney (1904-1999)
.................. C1. Elizabeth Maloney
.................. C2. C. Joseph Maloney
.................. C3. Patricia F. Maloney
.................. C4. Kate F. Maloney
.................. C5. Geraldine Maloney

Any and all information can be emailed to me at my Yahoo
email address, creanaugusta@yahoo.com; thanks.

MALONEY Robert William and Milford Max

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-25 20:43:19Z

MALONEY Robert William and Milford Max

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Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

Beccom — 2009-06-23 21:54:11Z

My mother was Janet Maloney born in New York City. Where in NY did the letter come from? Does the letter mention any siblings?

George

Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

Beccom — 2009-06-22 16:46:01Z

Where did this Maloney live? Where did your Grandmother live?

George

Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

janmel — 2009-06-24 12:42:16Z

We have quite a bit of genealogy for Maloney/Moloney in Chicago. What was Janet's address? Do the letters mention any other names?

Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

janmel — 2009-06-25 09:42:25Z

What was the Illinois connection?

Thomas E. Maloney, Buffalo, New York

Tj13a77 — 2009-06-14 21:02:59Z

MALONEY - March 11, 1932, Thomas E. son of John J. and Nellie Healy Maloney, brother of John, Mary, Helen, Rita, Eugene and Robert Maloney. Funeral from the family residence, 33 Newman place, Monday morning at 8:30 and from St. John the Evangelist Church at 9 o'clock.

Buffalo Courier Express, March 13, 1932

MALONEY Rosie L 1871-1946

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-16 16:20:41Z

MALONEY Rosie L 1871-1946

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MALONEY Mary F 1956-2002

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 12:01:18Z

MALONEY Mary F 1956-2002

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MALONEY Mary S 1923-2003

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-13 12:54:16Z

MALONEY Mary S 1923-2003

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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MALONEY Leo E 1935-

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-12 12:34:42Z

MALONEY Leo E 1935-

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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MALONEY Linda L 1964-

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-11 14:34:47Z

MALONEY Linda L 1964-

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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Re: Maloney and adoption

toniproudlock — 2009-05-12 23:03:51Z

Unable to help. Perhaps you could add details of birth place, country etc. Good luck. Toni

Re: Margaret, Mary and Willliam Maloney, New Jersey

L_Hardy68 — 2009-05-04 03:05:10Z

Hi,

Glad to hear from you. We may be related to the same ancestors. I have information that I would be glad to share.

Right now I can tell you that my great grandmother's name was Margaret Fogarty. She married Thomas Flynn in 1872, Jersey City, NJ. They were both from Ireland, but I do not know where in Ireland.

I have family documents with the name Maloney on it (William, Margaret/Mary). I think the Fogarty family married into a Maloney family. From one of the census, I found a Maloney/Fogarty family in Hoboken. I wrote to Our Lady of Grace Church, Hoboken, NJ for the Fogarty/Maloney children baptism certificates. I am not certain that they are my relatives, but I am willing to share this information you. They lived in Hoboken, NJ. If you give me your email address, I would send you the information and any other information you think might help.

Lorraine

Re: Maloney Creative Talents

cmail149 — 2009-06-28 18:20:05Z

Hi Mary, Here's a long response to your intriguing question:

I can see your post is some years old but I'll respond anyway. I've noticed this too. My three sons are all talented painters. I paint. My father did. His father did, his father did. His father did. His father was a professional portrait artist.. I'm back to about 1840 now. If I begin to think of all the cousins who paint or play music, as well, then the net spreads very wide indeed.

Back in the early 1800s there seem to have been a number of Moloneys/Molonys/Maloneys painting professionally (commissioned works) in Ireland, England, France, Spain and the USA. Were they brothers? cousins, or was it simply that participation in the arts was highly valued by the wider family already then??

I'd like to know more about the colony of M*lon*ys living in New Orleans in the 19th century. William Maloney settled there and set up a number of photographic studios after 1855. He claimed he had studied photographic techniques in France, in the earliest days of the new technology. Are any of the American M*lon*y artists since then, descended from William (1816-1875)? Or do they all come from many separated branches?

This William, born in Ireland and settled in Louisiana in 1855, may have been the portrait artist patriarch of our Moloney branch in Sydney. One among several coincidences is that my gg grandfather (who claimed his father William was a professional portrait artist) established both of his sons in photographic businesses in Sydney in the 1890s. If William in New Orleans was from a different branch then the artistic nature flowered also at the opposite end of the world in much the same way as it did in the USA.

Incidentally, there is some evidence that the Australian Coat of Arms, adopted in the early 1900s, was adapted with very little change from a design proposed by John Moloney in 1883.

Using google to scan, there seem to be a great many of the larger family practicing in the arts (visual/music/dramatic etc) all around the world.

Going further, I've noticed too that education seems to be important in the family. Some years ago when going through the State Archives here in New South Wales, I was amazed to discover that of the 80 or so M*lon*y men, women & children who arrived in Sydney between 1855 and 1880, at least 20 became teachers (25% is an astonishing ratio - especially since teaching was a controlled profession; meaning that teachers had to be registered with the State. Registration required strong academic qualifications). Among the M*lon*y teachers in this period was one Mary Moloney who already had a Bachelor of Arts degree by 1880. She must have been among the first women anywhere to be qualified at university.

Today there are a great many Moloney academics around the world - chiefly (it seems) in the sciences. Astonishingly, this inclination goes back along way. In the last half of the 1800s, Alfred Moloney is credited with writing the first scientific paper on climate change from his observations of deforestation in Africa. Right through the 1500s (and possibly beyond)Professor O'Molonys held the chair of Philosophy at the Sorbonne in Paris.

As well, from a very early interest in photography, a strong professional interest in chemistry seems to have developed. Moloney grandson, Norman (b 1896) became a keen amateur photographer. From his darkroom at home he developed such a strong interest in chemistry he rose from being a draftsman in a power company to an industrial chemist of world importance. His sons, grandsons and ggrandsons have all produced emminent chemists.

From photography to chemistry, keen interest has perhaps lead many M*lon*ys into medicine because a search of academic papers brings up an astonishing number of M*lon*y medical practitioners around the world. An important one among these was Patrick Moloney, who was one of the first two medical doctors to graduate from Melbourne University in the 1890s.

This is just a short summary of some of the things I've noticed. Gerry Moloney in Ireland has done a lot of work on this and he's made some amazing lists. (www.moloneyclan.com)

Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

duckie1975 — 2009-06-24 14:44:06Z

The address is 1534 7th avenue watervliet, ny. There is another address to Newark, NJ but I think she was just visiting there. I think Janet's birth day may have been 7/16 because someone named Margaret something wrote about her celebrating her "natal" day. There is a post card that is from "your big brother Al". Or atleast thats what it looks like. Another letter asks of her "brothers" so I'm assuming she had more than one. She also recieved cards from a Charles J. Maloney so I think he may have been another brother.

Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

duckie1975 — 2009-06-23 21:31:13Z

Well my grandmother lived in Illinois but the letters had a post mark and addresses from New York.

Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

duckie1975 — 2009-06-25 19:20:06Z

The address was 1534 Seventh Avenue Watervliet, New york. These letters were to a Miss Janet Maloney so I know she wasn't married at the time. One of the letters says "say hello to little Charlie for me" but I think that was her brother and not her son I can't be sure. There are letters from a Robert Gerald Mathias who seems to think very fondly of her and she got a few valentines from some man named Billy but I don't know if either of those married her.

Re: Letters to Janet Maloney

duckie1975 — 2009-06-25 19:16:03Z

I have no idea how my grandmother got them. I remember something about her going to an auction and those letters were in one of the baskets that she bought.

Maloney and adoption

alexissobrino — 2009-05-11 15:46:25Z

I was adopted approximately in 1971-1973. My father was John Thomas Maloney Sr. and mother is Beverly Prall.
I am trying to get information whether the adoption was legal and if anyone knows the details

Re: Maloney and adoption

alexissobrino — 2009-05-12 23:50:04Z

Paterson General, Paterson NJ
Passaic County.
Thanks for responding

MALONEY Mary BOLTON 1902-1996

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-04 20:35:30Z

MALONEY Mary BOLTON 1902-1996

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MALONEY Mary BOLTON 1902-1996

t42RoseHill — 2009-04-30 00:39:27Z

MALONEY Mary BOLTON 1902-1996

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 203,283 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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MALONEY Albert Lacey 1900-1987

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-17 17:48:35Z

MALONEY Albert Lacey 1900-1987

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 204,880 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.

MALONEY John Charles 1889-1948

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-04 00:08:43Z

MALONEY John Charles 1889-1948

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 204,880 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.

Letters to Janet Maloney

DOverturf75 — 2009-06-22 16:21:47Z

I was recently cleaning out my grandmothers things and realized I have a great number of letters, post cards and a few pictures to a Janet Maloney from Gerald Mathias, Eva Saunders, Charles Maloney, and various other persons from the late 1920's early 1930's. I was unsure if anyone would want these. Please let me know.

Re: Maloney info

efmalon1 — 2009-07-22 03:13:25Z

Hi, this may be a long shot, but I traced my Great Grand Father to Michael Maloney B 1860 in Ireland. His wife was Margaret also born in Ireland 1863. They had 5 children Mary,John F( My Grand Father),Margaret J, William J,Anna I.

Re: Michael Maloney

SJCatterson48 — 2009-06-27 19:48:39Z

My grandmother was Johanna (Maloney) Alm born in 1906. Sometime after his wife's death, Michael Maloney lived with her and her family until his death in 1941.

Shirley Catterson
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Re: Michael Maloney

SJCatterson48 — 2009-06-27 19:46:46Z

I have an 1898 birth year for Nora (Maloney) Farley.

Re: Michael Maloney

SJCatterson48 — 2009-06-27 19:44:51Z

Include me in! Michael Maloney was my great-grandfather. I'll be happy to share what I've learned.

Shirley Catterson
noshcat@sbcglobal.net

Re: Michael Maloney

SJCatterson48 — 2009-06-27 19:43:36Z

James, born about 1894 in Chicago? He was my Mom's uncle.

Re: Michael Maloney

SJCatterson48 — 2009-06-27 19:42:32Z

Nora (Maloney) Farley was my Mom's Aunt "Nodie."

Re: Margaret, Mary and Willliam Maloney, New Jersey

LMARIMC71 — 2009-05-05 01:06:15Z

Hello Lorraine,

My email address is lmarimc71@msn.com. I do have some info. on Maloney and Fogerty's that have married but I do not know how these Maloney's are related to mine. I know that the Maloney and Fogerty families went to the same church as my Maloney's, so I assume they are related. I went to the local LDS church and ordered the microfilm to view the films for Our Lady of Grace and St. Joseph's in Hoboken and do have some photostatic copies of some records and I wrote down some of the info on notebook paper. Unfortunately, the documents were in Latin and some of the writing is difficult to read, so I copied down the info as best as I could. I may be able to help you with some of this info you are looking for. In the documents I found a few Maloney's that listed their place of origin as County Clare. So I have also assumed that this is where my Maloney's came from. If you email me at the above address I would be happy to share with you what I know and to find out what you know.

Thank You!
Lea Maloney-Cook

Re: Margaret, Mary and Willliam Maloney, New Jersey

LMARIMC71 — 2009-05-03 21:26:47Z

Hey,
My Maloney relatives are from Hoboken, NJ. I have some documents with baptismal sponsors as Fogerty from Our Lady of Grace and St. Jospeh's Parish. My Maloney's also related to O'Connor/Connor/Connors. Original spelling of name was Moloney. I am trying to find out what part of Ireland my Maloney's originated from. If you have any info on the Maloney's it would be appreciated. Am willing to share what I know!

Thanks
Lea Maloney-Cook