bullet WILLIAM EARL MACLAY (Private). Parents: WILLIAM EARL MACLAY and CAROLYN MARIE JONES.

bullet WILLIAM HARRISON MACLAY(1) was born in TIPTON, MISSOURI. Parents: CYRUS CULBERTSON MACLAY and LAURA ISABEL MILLER.

bullet WILLIAM HAYES MACLAY (Private). Parents: WILLIAM RALPH MACLAY and FLORENCE WATSON.

Children were: AUDREY DAWN MACLAY, PATTI LINN MACLAY, MICHAEL WILLIAM MACLAY.

bulletWILLIAM HOLMES (BILL) MACLAY(1) was an ENGINEER. HE IS AN ENGINEER FOR BOEING AIRCRAFT COMPANY. Parents: HOLMES BRUCE MACLAY and MARY ELIZABETH BLAIR .

He was married to COREY KIMBALL.

bullet WILLIAM IRWIN MACLAY(1) was born on 27 Mar 1820 in CHAMBERSBURG, FRANKLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 20 Jun 1855 in JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA. He was a CANAL BOAT BUSINESS in JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA. HE WENT INTO THE CANAL BOAT BUSINESS-- THEN AS IMPORTANT A FACTOR IN COMMERCE AS THE RAILROAD OF TODAY-- RUNNING A LINE OF BOATS BETWEEN PITTSBURG AND PHILADELPHIA. FROM JOHNSTOWN ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN TO HOLIDAYSBURG ON THE EAST SIDE, THE CARGOES WERE SHIPPED OVER THE POSTAGE RAILROAD-- THE FIRST RAILROAD IN AMERICA. HE WENT TO JOHNSTOWN IN 1846 FOR THE BETTER SUPERINTENDENCE OF HIS BUSINESS. WILLIAM IRWIN MACLAY, UPON THE DEATH OF HIS MOTHER, HE WAS PLACED UNDER THE CARE OF HIS AUNT ELLEN FINDLAY. AT THE AGE OF 10 HE MOVED TO PITTSBURG AND WAS EDUCATED IN THE SCHOOLS OF THAT PLACE UNTIL HE ENTERED WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE AT WASHINGTON, PENNSYLVANIA.

IN POLITICS HE WAS A STANCH REPUBLICAN AND IN RELIGIOUS BELIEF A PRESBYTERIAN. HE WAS A MAN PROFOUNDLY RESPECTED AND LOVED BY ALL WHO CAME IN CONTACT WITH HIS BRIGHT GENIAL SPIRIT. THERE ARE FEW MEN WHO FORM SUCH STRONG AND LASTING FRIENDSHIPS AS HE DID. Parents: JOHN MACLAY and JANE FINDLAY.

He was married to SARAH HAMILTON STACKHOUSE on 16 Nov 1841 in PITTSBURG, ALLEGHENY CO., PENNSYLVANIA. NO CHILDREN Children were: JANE ANNE MACLAY, EMMA STACKHOUSE MACLAY, ELLEN FINDLAY MACLAY , WILLIAM STACKHOUSE MACLAY, ELIZABETH FINDLAY MACLAY, MARY TORRENCE MACLAY .

bullet HON. WILLIAM JAMES MACLAY(1) was born in 1826 in CONCORD, FRANKLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He was a BUSINESS in 1875 in NAPA CO., CALIFORNIA. IN 1875 BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH, GAVE UP DUTIES AS A MINISTER.
HE THEN WENT TO WORK FOR J. A. McCLELLAND & CO., IN THE CITY OF NAPA. SINCE THEN HE SPENT MOST OF HIS TIME IN THE MERCANTILE PURSUITS. He Politics on 20 Jul 1879 in CALIFORNIA. ON 26 JULY 1879, HE RECEIVED THE NOMINATION FOR ASSEMBLYMAN, UNANIMOUSLY TENDERED BY THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER ENTERED UPON A VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN, THE RESULT BEING A TRIUMPHANT ELECTION ON THE 3 SEPTEMBER.
BUT ON THE 17TH OF THAT MONTH, HE WAS STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS OF THE BRAIN, FROM WHICH HE DIED.
THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF HIS DEATH CAST A PROFOUND GLOOM OVER THE CITY, EVERY FLAG BEING HALF MASTED, FOR FEW CITIZENS HAVE WON SUCH WIDE SPREAD RERSPECT AS WILLIAM MACLAY. He died on 14 Nov 1879 in NAPA, NAPA CO., CALIFORNIA. DIED OF A STROKE. He was. HE ENTERED UPON THE MINISTRY OF THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, BECOMING A MEMBER OF THE BALTIMORE CONFERENCE. IN 1862 HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE CALIFORNIA CONFERENCE, FILLING PULPITS IN SAN FRANCISCO, SAN JOSE, MARYSVILLE, NAPA AND OAKLAND. HE WAS FOR 2 YEARS PRESIDING ELDER OF THE NAPA DISTRICT, AND FILLED THE METHODIST PULPIT IN THAT CITY FOR 3 YEARS. FOR FIVE YEARS HE WAS PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC.
IN MAY 1872, HE WAS ELECTED A DELEGATE TO THE GENERAL CONFERENCE HELD IN CHICAGO, AND REPRESENTED THE METHODISTS OF CALIFORNIA IN THAT QUADRENNIAL BODY. AS A MINISTER HE WAS ENTHUSIASTIC, EARNEST AND DEVOTED, AND WON MANY HEARTS BY HIS CONSISTENT CHRISTIAN LIFE AND THE AMIABILITY OF HIS DISPOSITION.
IN 1875 HE WAS COMPELLED BY ILL HEALTH TO RELINQUISH HIS DUTIES AS MINISTER AND BECAME A MEMBER OF THE FIRM OF J. A. McCLELLAN & CO., OF THE CITY OF NAPA.
HE OCCASIONALLY PREACHED ON THE SABBATH IN DIFFERENT PARTS OF THE VALLEY. Parents: ROBERT MACLAY " OF CONCORD " and ARABELLA ERWIN.

He was married to MARY A. WYMAN on 25 Dec 1852 in CALIFORNIA. Children were: ERWIN RUSSEL MACLAY, MARY ELIZABETH MACLAY, CATHERINE MACLAY, WILLIAM SEYMOUR MACLAY, FREDERICK NAPA MACLAY.

He was married to ALINA HARDY on 9 Jul 1872. Children were: OTIS HARDY MACLAY .

bullet WILLIAM JOHN MACLAY(1) was born in 1828. He died INFANCY. Parents: HON. JOHN MACLAY and HANNAH REYNOLDS.

bullet WILLIAM JOHN MACLAY(1) was born in 1817. He died INFANCY. Parents: SAMUEL MACLAY and MARGARET JOHNSTON.

bullet WILLIAM JOHN MACLAY (Private). Parents: WILLIAM RICHARD MACLAY JR and VERONICA MCCRAVE.

bullet WILLIAM LEONARD MACLAY(1) was born in 1867 in ILLINOIS. Parents: LIEUTENANT JOHN HOG MACLAY and TRYPHENA M. WICKIVERE.

bullet WILLIAM ORDWAY MACLAY(1) was born on 30 Aug 1830 in OHIO. He died on 21 Jun 1869. Parents: JOHN MACLAY and JANE THOMPSON.

He was married to CATHERINE KEARNEY on 10 Mar 1861. Children were: CHARLES MACLAY, EDITH MACLAY , FRANK MACLAY.

bullet WILLIAM PALMER MACLAY(1) was born in 1877 in SPRUCE CREEK, PENNSYLVANIA. He served in the military on 6 May 1900 in HILONGAS, LEYTE, PHILIPPINE ISLANDS. RANK AND ORGANIZATION: PRIVATE, COMPANY A, 43d INFANTRY, U.S. VOLUNTEERS.
ENTERED SERVICE AT: ALTOONA, PENNSYLVANIA.
DATE OF ISSUE: 11 MARCH 1902, CITATION: CHARGED AN OCCUPIED BASTION, SAVING THE LIFE OF AN OFFICER IN A HAND TO HAND COMBAT AND DESTROYING THE ENEMY.
HE EARNED THE MEDAL OF HONOR, WHILE SERVING IN THE ABOVE NAMED UNIT. THE MEDAL WAS ACTUALLY PRESENTED TO HIM ON THE ABOVE NAMED DATE (11 MARCH 1902)

WHEN HE DIED HE WAS A 1ST LT. IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY. He died on 31 Jul 1943. He was buried in ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY: SECTION 7. Parents: JOHN PALMER MACLAY and ANNIE KILAND.

bullet WILLIAM PENN MACLAY(1) was born in 1880. Parents: SAMUEL DICKSON MACLAY and MARTHA JENKINS.

bullet WILLIAM PLUNKET MACLAY(1) was born on 8 Nov 1851 in CLARION CO., PENNSYLVANIA. BORN ON THE HOMESTEAD, IN CLARION CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 15 Nov 1940 in MISSOULA, MISSOULA CO., MONTANA. MYOCARDITIS He was buried on 18 Nov 1940 in MISSOULA, MISSOULA CO., MONTANA. He was a FARMER/RANCHER. WILLIAM ARRIVED IN MISSOULA ON 7 NOVEMBER 1880, WHEN HE WAS 29 YRS. OLD. HE CAME TO MISSOULA BEFORE THE RAILROAD. THE TRIP FROM GREEN RIVER (NEAR THE PRESENT MANDAN, NORTH DAKOTA) WAS BY FREIGHT AND STAGE TEAMS. "WE WERE NATURALLY ON THE LOOKOUT FOR HOSTILE INDIANS ON THE TRIP," HE RECALLED. AND NATURALLY HEARD MANY STORIES, SOME THE TRUTH AND SOME OF COURSE, JUST EXAGGERATIONS. HOWEVER, IT REMAINED FOR THAT TRIP TO GIVE ME THE WORST SCARE I EVER HAD IN MY LIFE. ON THE STAGE TRIP FROM DEER LODGE TO THE NEXT STAGE STOP, IT BECAME NECESSARY FOR SOMEONE TO DRIVE THE OUTFIT--- BECAUSE THE DRIVER WAS "DEAD DRUNK". I TOOK THE LINES TO GO OVER A TRAIL I HAD NEVER SEEN BEFORE AND THE HORSES WERE FORCED AT TOP SPEED. WE WERE COMING DOWN A HILL AND IT WAS IMPOSSIBLE TO STOP, OR EVEN CHECK THE TEAM, BUT SOMEHOW I MANAGED --- WITH THE HELP OF THE INTELLIGENT HORSES-- TO MAKE THE NECESSARY CURVES AND GET DOWN THAT HILL IN SAFETY".
WILLIAM SAID THERE WAS BUT LITTLE IN MISSOULA WHEN HE CAME HERE -- JUST A SPRINKLING OF HOUSES AND SOME FARMS ALONG THE RIVER. WITH HIS BEDROLL OVER HIS BACK AND CARRYING A SATCHEL HE SET OUT FOR A JOB AT LOLO. THERE HE GOT WORK FROM J. P. (JERRY) McCLAIN. "I WORKED FOR A DOLLAR A DAY AND BOARDED MYSELF AND MADE MONEY". WILLIAM AFTER A YEAR BOUGHT MR. McCLAIN'S INTERESTS IN 800 ACRES OF LAND AND STARTED FARMING. HE RAISED WHEAT, OATS AND BARLEY. THAT WAS BEFORE THE BUILDING OF THE RAILROAD AND HE RECALLS HE GOT MORE FOR THE GRAIN THEN THAN HE EVER DID AFTER THAT IN HIS YEARS OF FARMING. THE WHEAT BROUGHT HIM $2.25 A HUNDRED, WHILE THE OATS AND BARLEY YIELDED HIM $1.75 A HUNDRED.
WILLIAM HAD BEEN HERE A YEAR OR TWO WHEN JOINED BY HIS BROTHER SAM MACLAY. DAVE MACLAY FOLLOWED SAM HERE FROM THE EAST ABOUT TWO YEARS LATER.
WILLIAM FARMED AT LOLO UNTIL 1884 WHEN HE SOLD OUT AND WENT TO THE BIG FLAT COUNTRY, WEST OF HERE, AND FARMED THERE UNTIL 1892 WHEN HE SOLD OUT AND MOVED A FEW MILES AWAY TO O'BRIEN CREEK. IN 1910 HE MOVED TO THE CITY FROM THE RANCH AND THEN BACK TO THE FARM ABOUT 10 YEARS AGO. HOWEVER, LAST MONTH HE MOVED TO THE NEW HOME ON SOUTH AVENUE.
WILLIAM WAS A RANCHER AND AT TIMES HAD FROM 1 TO 200 HEAD OF CATTLE, BUT ALWAYS HAD A PRICE ON THEM AND WOULD ALWAYS SELL.

THE ABOVE INFORMATION CAME FROM HIS OBITUARY. Parents: SENATOR DAVID MACLAY and ELIZABETH PLUNKET RICHARDSON .

He was married to FLETA SEDGWICK in Mar 1884 in ERIE, ERIE CO., PENNSYLVANIA. MABEL GARDINER IS FROM FLETA'S FIRST MARRIAGE. Children were: WILLIAM CLYDE MACLAY, HARRY DAVID "SLIM" MACLAY, MABEL GARDINER .

bullet HON. WILLIAM PLUNKET MACLAY(1) was born on 23 Aug 1774 in BUFFALO VALLEY, MIFFLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He Politics in 1808 in PENNSYLVANIA. IN 1808, HE WAS APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR SNYDER PROTHONOTARY OF MIFFLIN COUNTY, WHICH OFFICE HE HELD UNTIL 1814 WHEN HE WAS ELECTED TO CONGRESS TO FILL A VACANCY OCCASIONED BY THE RESIGNATION OF THOMAS BURNSIDE. HE WAS SUBSEQUENTLY RE-ELECTED TO CONGRESS TWO FULL TERMS, 1816 TO 1820. IN 1837-38 HE WAS A MEMBER OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. HE DECLINED SIGNING THE DOCUMENT FRAMED BY THAT BODY BECAUSE OF THE EXCLUSION OF THE COLORED VOTE. He died on 2 Sep 1842 in MILROY, MIFFLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He was an UNITED STATES CONGRESSMAN. HE WAS ALSO APPOINTED JUDGE OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. He was PRESBYTERIAN in PENNSYLVANIA. IN RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS WILLIAM MACLAY WAS A PRESBYTERIAN, AND WAS AN ELDER IN THE WEST KISHACOQUILLAS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OF WHICH HE WAS A LIFE LONG MEMBER. HE IS THE 1ST SON OF SAMUEL MACLAY Parents: SENATOR SAMUEL MACLAY and ELIZABETH PLUNKET.

He was married to JANE HOLMES in 1812. Children were: HON. HOLMES MACLAY, SENATOR DAVID MACLAY, ROBERT PLUNKET MACLAY, HON. JOSEPH HENDERSON MACLAY.

He was married to SALLIE BROWN on 1 Dec 1802. Children were: DR. SAMUEL MACLAY, WILLIAM BROWN MACLAY, CHARLES JOHN MACLAY.

bullet WILLIAM PLUNKET MACLAY(1) was born on 6 Jan 1859 in MILROY, MIFFLIN CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died in DOWNES, KANSAS. HE RECEIVED HIS EDUCATION IN THE GRADED SCHOOLS OF HIS NATIVE TOWN, AND IN THE SPRING OF 1881 MOVED TO IOWA. IN 1882 HE MOVED TO DOWNES, KANSAS.
Parents: HON. HOLMES MACLAY and ISABELLA PLUNKET RICHARDSON.

He was married to JUANITA MCVEY on 1 Mar 1886. Children were: MARY GIBSON MACLAY.

bullet WILLIAM PLUNKET MACLAY(1) died in 1848. Parents: JOHN MACLAY and ANNIE DALE .

bullet CAPTAIN WILLIAM PLUNKET MACLAY(1) was born on 4 May 1841 in HARTLETON, UNION CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He served in the military CIVIL WAR. ON THE OUTBREAK OF THE CIVIL WAR, HE ENLISTED ( 4 JULY 1861 ) INTO COMPANY C, OF THE 62ND PENNSYLVANIA VOLUNTEERS.
HE ENGAGED IN BATTLES OF YORKTON, HANOVER COURT HOUSE, ANTIETAM, BLACKFORD'S FORD, KEARNEYVILLE, FREDERICKSBURG, CHANCELLORSVILLE, GETTYSBURG, FRANKSTOWN, RAPPAHANNOCK STATION, MINE RUN, WILDERNESS, LAUREL HILL, SPOTSYLVANIA, COLD HARBOR AND PETERSBURG.
HE RECEIVED HIS COMMISSION AS CAPTAIN, ON 13 JULY 1864.
AT THE CLOSE OF THE CIVIL WAR, HE TRAVELLED THE WESTERN STATES. Parents: JUDGE ROBERT PLUNKET MACLAY and MARGARET C. LASHELLS .

bullet WILLIAM PLUNKET MACLAY(1) was born on 23 Jul 1860 in WASHINGTON CO., MISSOURI. He was educated. HE RECEIVED HIS EDUCATION IN THE KISHACOQUILLAS SEMINARY AND THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL OF PENNSYLVANIA. IN 1882, HE ENTERED LAFAYETTE COLLEGE AND GRADUATED WITH THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS IN 1886. AFTER BEING ENGAGED IN TEACHING TWO YEARS HE ENTERED THE ST. LOUIS LAW SCHOOL. Parents: LIEUTENANT CHARLES MACLAY and NANCY OWENS.

bullet WILLIAM RALPH MACLAY(1) was born on 15 Oct 1909 in MACLAY'S MILL (MIDDLE SPRING, CUMBERLAND CO., PENNNSYLVANIA). He was buried in 1951 in MIDDLE SPRING, CUMBERLAND CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 25 Nov 1951 in ATLANTA, FULTON CO., GEORGIA. Parents: RALPH FICKES MACLAY and ANNA MARY WARREN.

He was married to FLORENCE WATSON on 22 Jun 1928 in ROCKVILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., MARYLAND. Children were: PATRICIA ANN MACLAY, WILLIAM HAYES MACLAY, MARJORIE JANE MACLAY.

bullet WILLIAM RALPH MACLAY (Private). Parents: DR. CHARLES WYLIE MACLAY and MARGARET JOSEPHINE JOHNSTON.

He was married to LEIGH FLORA on 23 Nov 1961. Children were: JUSTIN SCOTT MACLAY, WILLIAM TODD MACLAY.

bullet WILLIAM RICHARD MACLAY JR (Private). Parents: WILLIAM RICHARD (BILL) MACLAY and MAYVID JOSEPHINE NORMAN.

Children were: WILLIAM JOHN MACLAY, ROBERT MACLAY.

bulletWILLIAM SEYMOUR MACLAY(1) was born on 8 Jul 1863 in NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA. He was a MERCANTILE BUSINESS. He was educated in NAPA CO., CALIFORNIA. RECEIVED HIS EDUCATION AT NAPA COLLEGE AND ENTERED UPON THE STUDY OF LAW, BUT ABANDONED IT ON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH, FOR MERCANTILE PURSUITS. Parents: HON. WILLIAM JAMES MACLAY and MARY A. WYMAN.

He was married to LOUISE MIGLIARACEA on 10 Feb 1887.

bullet WILLIAM STACKHOUSE MACLAY(1) was born on 13 Dec 1849 in JOHNSTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 30 Sep 1853. Parents: WILLIAM IRWIN MACLAY and SARAH HAMILTON STACKHOUSE .

bullet WILLIAM TODD MACLAY (Private). Parents: WILLIAM RALPH MACLAY and LEIGH FLORA.

bullet HUGH MAGNUS(1) Parents: HENRY 1 (KING OF FRANCE) and (3) ANNE.

He was married to ADELLE (COUNTESS OF VERMANDOIS). Children were: ELIZABETH DE VERMANDOIS.

bullet MAHON (1)

She was married to DR. CHARLES TEMPLETON MACLAY.

bullet JUDGE GARRICK MALLERY(1) was born on 17 Apr 1784 in MIDDLEBURY, CONNECTICUTT. He died on 6 Jul 1866 in PHILADELPHIA, MONTGOMERY CO., PENNSYLVANIA. He Politics 1827 TO 1830. HE SERVED IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FROM THE DATE NOTED, IN WHICH HE WAS DISTINGUISHED FOR PROMOTING THE INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT SYSTEM OF THE STATE. He was a LAWYER. HE GRADUATED AT YALE COLLEGE IN 1808, AND AFTER A TERM AT LITCHFIELD LAW SCHOOL WENT TO WILKES-BARRE, PA.; THE SAME YEAR READ LAW WITH JUDGE WELLS AND WAS ADMITTED TO THE BAR IN 1811.
IN 1831 HE WAS APPOINTED PRESIDENT JUDGE OF THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT, COMPOSED OF THE COUNTIES OF BERKS, NORTHAMPTON AND LEHIGH. HE RESIGNED HIS COMMISSION IN 1836; REMOVED TO THE CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, WHERE HE PRACTICED LAW UNTIL HIS DEATH, FOR SEVERAL YEARS BEFORE THAT TIME BEING MASTER IN CHANCERY OF THE SUPREME COURT.
IN 1840 HE RECEIVED THE DEGREE OF LL.D. FROM LAFAYETTE COLLEGE. HE WAS OF UNMIXED ENGLISH DESCENT; BEING IN DIRECT MALE LINE FROM PETER MALLERY, WHO ARRIVED IN BOSTON IN 1638, AND WENT TO NEW HAVEN SETTLEMENTS WITH REV. THEOPHILUS EATON'S COMPANY, 7 MARCH 1644. THROUGH HIS MOTHER, HANNAH MINOR, HE WAS IN DIRECT MALE LINE FROM THOMAS MINOR, WHO CAME TO PEQUOT WITH JOHN WINTHROP'S COMPANY AND SETTLED THERE IN 1646. SEVERAL OF HIS ANCESTORS WERE MILITARY OFFICERS IN THE COLONIAL SERVICES, AND IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR.

He was married to CATHERINE JULIA HALL on 30 Jun 1830. Children were: GENERAL GARRICK MALLERY.

He was married to SYLVINA PIERCE BUTLER in 1811.

He was married to JEANETTE OTTO in 1838.

bullet GENERAL GARRICK MALLERY(1) was born on 23 Apr 1831 in WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA. He died on 24 Oct 1894 in WASHINGTON CITY. He served in the military CIVIL WAR. WITH THE OUTBREAK OF THE CIVIL WAR, AT THE FIRST CALL FOR TROOPS, HE ENTERED THE VOLUNTEER SERVICE, HIS FIRST COMMISSION BEING THAT OF 1ST LIEUTENANT, DATING 15 APRIL 1861. BY SUBSEQUENT PROMOTIONS HE ROSE TO THE RANK OF LIEUTENANT-COLONEL AND BREVET COLONEL, AND AT THE REORGANIZATION OF THE REGULAR ARMY, IN 1870, WAS APPOINTED CAPTAIN OF THE 1ST U.S. INFANTRY.
HE WAS TWICE SEVERELY WOUNDED AND RECEIVED THREE PROMOTIONS BY BREVET FOR GALLANTRY IN ACTION.
IN THE RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD, 1869 TO 1870, BEING ON MILITARY DUTY IN VIRGINIA AS JUDGE ADVOCATE ON THE STAFF OF SUCCESSIVE GENERALS COMMANDING, HE WAS APPOINTED TO BOTH THE OFFICES OF SECRETARY OF STATE AND ADJUTANT-GENERAL WITH THE RANK OF BRIGADIER-GENERAL.
IN AUGUST, 1870, HE WAS THE FIRST OFFICER DETAILED BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR FOR DUTY WITH THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, OF THE ARMY, AT WASHINGTON TO CARRY INTO EFFECT THE THEN RECENT LEGISLATION INITIATING THE METEOROLOGICAL DUTIES OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE; HIS RANK BEING NEXT TO THAT OF GENERAL MEYER. COLONEL MALLERY WAS FOR LONG PERIODS IN CHARGE OF THE BUREAU, AND WAS ITS EXECUTIVE OFFICER UNTIL 1876, WHEN HE WAS ORDERED TO THE COMMAND OF FORT RICE, IN DAKOTA. WHILE THERE HE MADE INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE PICTOGRAPHS AND MYTHOLOGIES OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS WHICH LED TO HIS ORDER, JUNE 13, 1877, BY THE SECRETARY OF WAR, AT THE REQUEST OF THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR, TO REPORT TO MAJOR J. W. POWELL FOR DUTY IN CONNECTION WITH THE ETHNOLOGY OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS. IN THIS WORK HE HAS CONTINUED, BEING RETIRED FROM ACTIVE SERVICE, JULY 1, 1879, ON ACCOUNT OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION AND THEN LEFT AT LIBERTY TO ACCEPT THE APPOINTMENT OF ETHNOLOGIST OF THE BUREAU OF ETHNOLOGY ON ITS ORGANIZATION IN THAT YEAR.
He was educated. HE GRADUATED FROM YALE COLLEGE IN 1850 WITH THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS. HE THEN ENTERED THE LAW DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA, FROM WHICH HE GRADUATED IN 1858 WITH THE DEGREE OF L.L.B. HE WAS ADMITTED TO THE BAR OF PHILADELPHIA WHERE HE PRACTICED HIS PROFESSION AND ENGAGED IN EDITORIAL WORK UNTIL THE OUTBREAK OF THE CIVIL WAR. GENERAL MALLERY IS A MEMBER OF SEVERAL SCIENTIFIC AND LITERARY SOCIETIES IN EUROPE AND THE UNITED STATES, AND WAS A FOUNDER AND THE PRESIDENT OF THE ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIETY AND THE COSMOS CLUB OF WASHINGTON; ALSO PRESIDENT OF THE PHILOSOPHICAL AND LITERARY SOCIETIES OF WASHINGTON, AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE. HE HAS CONTRIBUTED LARGELY TO PERIODICAL LITERATURE, BUT HIS MORE IMPORTANT WORKS SOME OF WHICH HAVE BEEN TRANSLATED, ARE:
" A CALENDAR OF THE DAKOTA NATION," WASHINGTON, 1877;
" THE FORMER AND PRESENT NUMBER OF OUR INDIANS," SALEM, 1878;
" INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY OF SIGN LANGUAGE AMONG THE INDIANS, AS ILLUSTRATING THE GESTURE SPEECH OF MANKIND," WASHINGTON, 1880;
" A COLLECTION OF GESTURE SIGNS AND SIGNALS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS WITH SOME COMPARISON", 1880;
"SIGN LANGUAGE AMONG THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS COMPARED WITH THAT AMONG OTHER PEOPLE AND DEAF MUTES," 1881;
" PICTOGRAPHS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN INDIANS," 1886. Parents: JUDGE GARRICK MALLERY and CATHERINE JULIA HALL .

He was married to HELEN MARIAN WYCKOFF on 14 Apr 1870 in RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. THEY HAD NO CHILDREN

bullet RACHAEL GAIL MALONE(1)

She was married to CHARLES ELLWOOD MACLAY in 1947. She was divorced from CHARLES ELLWOOD MACLAY.

bullet JEANIE MANNING(1)

She was married to JEFFREY RICHARD GRANADE on 29 Aug 1975 in BRUNSWICK, GLYNN CO., GEORGIA.

bullet JONS MANSSON(1) was born about 1641. He died on 6 Jan 1700 in N. SKRAFLINGE, MALMOHUS, SWEDEN.

He was married to ELSA LARSDOTTER. Children were: MANS JONSSON .

bullet JONS MANSSON\MONSSON(1) was born between 21 Aug 1708 and 1712 in KLAFVERAD, KONGA, MALMOHUS, SWEDEN. He died between 1816 and 1820 in KLAFVERAD, KONGA, MALMOHUS, SWEDEN. Parents: MANS JONSSON and HANNA TUEDSDOTTER.

He was married to GUNILLA ANDERSDOTTER in 1772/73. Children were: ANNA JONSDOTTER.

bullet DAVID MANWARING(1)

He was married to MARION ELIZABETH ATWOOD on 1 Jan 1885.

bullet HARRIET CASPER MARCHANT(1) was born on 5 Jul 1894 in PEOA, SUMMIT CO., UTAH. She died on 25 Feb 1976 in SALT LAKE CITY, SALT LAKE CO., UTAH. She was buried on 28 Feb 1976 in HYRUM, CACHE CO., UTAH.

She was married to BENDT LEWIS NIELSEN on 18 Jan 1928 in SALT LAKE CITY, SALT LAKE CO., UTAH.

bullet JOHN MARESCHEL(1) Parents: GILBERT LE MARESCHEL and UNKNOWN.

He was married to SIBILLA D' ENREAUX. Children were: WILLIAM MARSHALL.

bullet ALLEN MARK(1)

He was married to ISABEL BROWN. Children were: ISABELLA MARK.

bullet ISABELLA MARK(1) died on 30 Dec 1891 in WELLSVILLE, CACHE CO., UTAH. She was born in HARTHILL, LANARK, SCOTLAND. Parents: ALLEN MARK and ISABEL BROWN.

She was married to MICHAEL HENDRY on 31 Oct 1835. Children were: ELIZABETH MARK HENDRY.

bullet WILLIAM MARLEVILLE(1)

He was married to OLIVE HARMAN in 1590 in ST. MARTIN OF THE FIELDS, WESTMINISTER, LONDON, ENGLAND.

bullet FREDERIKA MARLOCK(1) was born on 9 Nov 1844 in OBERDAHL, GERMANY. She died on 18 Dec 1919 in MOSCOW, LATAH CO., IDAHO. She was buried on 21 Dec 1919 in MOSCOW, LATAH CO., IDAHO. IN SHORTS CEMETERY. Parents: JACOB MARLOCK.

She was married to JOHN GAISER. Children were: CHRISTIAN GAISER , FRED GAISER, EVA GAISER , MARY GAISER, JACOB GAISER , JOHN GAISER.

bullet JACOB MARLOCK(1)

He was married. Children were: FREDERIKA MARLOCK.

bullet EVA MARSHALL(1)

She was married to WILLIAM DE BRAOSE. Children were: EVA DE BRAOSE .

bullet EVA MARSHALL(1)

She was married to WILLIAM DE BRAOSE. Children were: MAUD DE BRAOSE .

bullet ISABELLA MARSHALL(1) Parents: WILLIAM MARSHALL (LORD OF PEMBROKE) and ISABEL DE CLARE.

She was married to GILBERT DE CLARE . Children were: RICHARD DE CLARE.

bullet MARGARET MARSHALL(1)

She was married to WILLIAM RUSSELL. Children were: ELIZABETH RUSSELL .

bullet MAUD MARSHALL(1) was born in PEMBROKE, WALES. Parents: WILLIAM MARSHALL and ISABEL DE CLARE.

She was married to HUGH BIGOD *. Children were: * JOHN DE WARREN EARL OF WARREN AND SURREY.

bullet MAUD MARSHALL(1)

She was married to HUGH BIGOD. Children were: RALPH BIGOD.

bullet WILLIAM MARSHALL (LORD OF PEMBROKE)(1)

He was married to ISABEL DE CLARE. Children were: ISABELLA MARSHALL.

bullet WILLIAM MARSHALL(1) Parents: JOHN MARESCHEL and SIBILLA D' ENREAUX.

He was married to ISABEL DE CLARE. Children were: MAUD MARSHALL.

bullet CHRISTOPHER MARTIN(1) was born about 1766. Parents: JAMES MARTIN and SARAH HARRIS .

He was married to ANN TURNER about 1788. Children were: ELEANOR MARTIN.

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