Malachi H. Denmark, Sr.

Malachi H Denmark BIRTH 1787 Effingham County, Georgia, USA DEATH 15 Oct 1846 (aged 58–59) Bulloch County, Georgia, USA BURIAL Non-Cemetery Burial, Specifically: UNKNOWN MEMORIAL ID 179832636 · View Source

MEMORIAL PHOTOS 1 FLOWERS 1 Family Members Parents Photo William Batchelor Denmark 1740–1821

Anna Moye Denmark 1742–1806

Spouse Jane Wise Denmark 1796–1863 (m. 1811)

Siblings Photo Elizabeth Denmark Burton unknown–1846

Sarah Margaret Denmark Wise 1757–1821

Stephen Denmark 1763–1819

Susannah Denmark Jones 1765–1821

Louisa Denmark Rester 1768–1851

Isabella Denmark Lott 1771–1824

Redden Moye Denmark 1773–1813

James Denmark 1774–1860

Clarissa Denmark Lucas 1775–1835

Photo Martha Denmark Jones 1777–1850

Half Siblings Eleanor Denmark 1759–1797

Seaborn Edward Denmark 1765–1819

Jemima Denmark 1767–1796

Elizabeth Denmark 1771–1821

Margaret Denmark Bizzell 1775–1848

John James Denmark 1780–1843

James Thomas Denmark 1782–1829

William B Denmark 1784–1829

Children Photo Redden Denmark 1813–1873

Martha Denmark Sloan 1814–1900

Allen Denmark 1815–1880

Photo William Denmark 1816–1883

Photo James Denmark 1819–1896

Susan Denmark Jones 1821–1859

Photo Malachi Moye Denmark 1825–1909

Photo Rebecca Denmark Rigdon 1827–1907

Photo Thomas Harrison Denmark 1833–1891

Photo Ann Jane Denmark Easterling 1837–1884

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SOURCE materials:

1. The Family of Bridger and Rachel Barry Jones of Bulloch County, Georgia and Some Affiliated Families by Ted Evan Lewis, Gateway Press, Inc. Baltimore, MD 1999, pgs. __________

2. Source: Bulloch County Georgia Genealogical Source Material by Alvaretta Kenan Register, First published 1985. Magnolia Press, P O Box 3, Swainsboro, GA 30401. Located in the reference section of the Bulloch Co., GA Library Statesboro, GA. 22 Nov 2011

Son of William Denmark and Anna Denmark

Parents of
Redden Denmark
1813–1873
Martha Denmark Sloan
1814–1900
Allen Denmark
1815–1880
William Denmark
1816–1883
James Denmark
1819–1896
Susan Denmark Jones
1821–1859
Malachi Moye Denmark
1825–1909
Rebecca Denmark Rigdon
1827–1907
Thomas Harrison Denmark
1833–1891
Ann Jane Denmark Easterling
1837–1884

Citation
National Park Service. U.S. Civil War Soldiers, 1861-1865 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007.
Original data: National Park Service, Civil War Soldiers and Sailors System, online , acquired 2007.
Description
This database contains the names of approximately 6.3 million soldiers who served in the American Civil War. In addition to their names, information that may be listed for each soldier includes regiment, company, and rank.

Name: Malachi Denmark
Side: Confederate
Regiment State/Origin: Georgia
Regiment: Hardwick Mounted Rifles, Georgia
Company: B
Rank In: Private
Rank Out: Private
Alternate Name: D. C./Anderson
Film Number: M226 roll 17

Note
PWG Vol 3 pages 66 and 67:
Denmark, Malachi 1790 - 1846 Bulloch
Malachi Denmark, a son of William and Anna Moye Denmark, was born in Effingham Co abt 1790, and died at his home in Bulloch Co Oct 1846. The family was cut out of Effingham into Bulloch in the latter's formation in 1796, and Malachi Denmark spent his entire life in the county of Bulloch of his birth. He was married in 1811 to Jane ("Jincy") Wise, born 1796 in Bulloch county, daughter of William Wise, R.S. (Vol 2). They had twelve children, viz:
1. Redden b.1812 marr Rachel Jones dau of Berry.
2. Martha b.1814 marr Richard Slone, moved to Madison Co,Fl.
3. Allen b.1815 marr unknown.
4. William b.1816 marr Caroline Wise 30 Sep 1839.
5. James b.1819 marr Susan Jones dau of Thomas (Vol 2).
6. Susan b.1821 marr Bridger Jones son of Berry, 1840.
7. Malachi Jr b.1824 marr Rebecca Rigdon.
8. Rebecca b.1827 marr Wiley Rigdon 3 Jan 1847.
9. Mary b.1830 marr William Elerbee.
10. Thomas b.1832 marr Mary ..... .
11. Sarah b.1836 marr Jesse Davis.
12. Ann Jane b.1839 marr William Easterling , 1854.
Mr Denmark became a prominent citizen of his county in his day, and owned a
fine plantation and at his death owned twelve slaves. He served as a Justice of Bulloch Inferior Court 1822-1829 and 1837 to his death. He was a delegate from his county to the State Reduction Convention in 1833 and again in 1839. He served as Representative to the General Assembly, 1823-1827 and as State
Senator 1828. He served again a Repre. in 1839 and 1841-1843.
Mr E.O. Parker, of Washington, a descendant, is due credit for the data
afforded by this sketch, and for the following account of Malachi Denmark's
legislative record, which he very carefully complied from a study of the
legislative journals:
"Malachi Denmark and Peter Cone were elected delegates from Bulloch to the
Reduction Convention in 1833. He voted for the "white basis" resolution
designed to take from the planter class its large representation based upon
slave popluation; and the resolution passed, but when submitted to a public
referendum, was defeated by the Whigs. Denmark and Cone were again delegates in the Convention of 1839 which defeated the "white basis" resolution.
"Mr Denmark was an ultra-conservative; he supported the principles in gov't
enunicated y President Andrew Jackson. An advocate of economy in gov't, he
opposed the creation of a board of public works, a system of internal
improvements and the establishment of a national bank. He worked for prison
reform, proposed blennial legislative sessions, believed any interference by
Congress with the institution of slavery to be unconstitutional, and opposed
the distribution of the proceeds from public lands among the states, feeling
that it would lead to assumption of the state debts and inevitably to the
necessity for a protective tariff."

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