Wilson Eldon MALLORY

WILSON ELDON MALLORY

The following text from The NEILLSVILLE PRESS (Neillsville, Clark County, Wisconsin) dated 09/05/1929 it also is the featured biographical information found at the Find A Grave Memorial Site: http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=121741329

Notification of Death and Impromptu Obituary for WILSON MALLORY (SEPTEMBER 5 1929)

• Birth..................Jul. 21, 1871 Meaford, Ontario, Canada
• Death...............Sep. 2, 1929 Eau Claire, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin, USA

NEILLSVILLE PRESS (Neillsville, Clark County, Wis.) 09/05/1929

Mallory, Wilson (1871 - 2 SEP 1929)

This entire community was greatly shocked Tuesday morning to learn that Wilson Mallory of Granton, Clark County, Wis., had died a little after 11 o'clock the night previous, Sept. 2, 1929, at the Luther Hospital in Eau Claire.

About four weeks ago Mr. Mallory was taken to the hospital after sudden illness, and continued to grow weaker until the end came.

He was 58 years of age and was born in Canada. About 36 years ago he came to Wisconsin and located at Romadka.

Mr. Mallory was a regularly ordained minister of the Church of the Disciples or Christian Church and had a well organized church at Romadka, and preached in many other localities, and was very popular, being called upon to perform many marriages and officiate at weddings. Although entitled to the title Reverend, he never used it himself. For many years he lived on a small farm north of Romadka, later moving to a larger place near Granton. For a good many years he has been assistant cashier in the Granton Bank.

Mr. Mallory was married to Miss Clyde Crocker who survives him. He is survived also by their nine children: Price, Genevieve, Eldon, Twila, Mrs. D. Beecher, Galen, Lourin, Marvin and Virginia. Genevieve lives in Colorado and Eldon in California; the others are all at home.

Tuesday morning the Lowe ambulance was called to Eau Claire and the body was brought here to the Lowe Funeral Home.

Plans for the funeral are not definitely settled at this writing.

Family links:

Spouse: Clyde Imogene Crocker Mallory (1878-1947)

Burial: Windfall Cemetery, Granton. Clark County, Wisconsin, USA

• Created by: Bob Ottinger
• Record added: Dec 14, 2013
• Find A Grave Memorial# 121741329

Citing this Record

"Find A Grave Index" database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:QVGN-HM2P : 13 December 2015) Wilson Eldon Mallory, 1929; Burial, Granton, Clark, Wisconsin, United States of America, Windfall Cemetery; citing record ID 121741329, Find a Grave, http://www.findagrave.com.

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Bio: Mallory, Wilson (1871-1929) http://www.usgennet.org/usa/wi/county/clark/0data/14/14685.htm

Contact: Mallory Smith

Wilson Mallory

Wilson Mallory was born 21 Jul 1871 Meaford, Grey, Ontario and died 2 Sep 1929 in Eau Claire WI. He is buried in Windfall Cemetery in Granton, Clark Co., WI.

2 Jun 1897, he married Clyde Imogene Crocker(b. 1876 Knowlton, WI d. 1947, the daughter of Clyde; Note: Mollie Mallory c 1896 Arnott Portage WI = 25 May 1912 Elvin Bert Sklitzky) (1930 census York Clark Co WI…Clyde Mallory 1876 head of family age 53 yrs.)

WORKED IN A BANK IN GRANTON AND PREACHED ON SUNDAYS AT THE CHURCH OF CHRIST. THERESA MALLORY LTR 10/31/91.

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Church of Christ celebrates 100 years

By GENE KEMMETER of The Gazette The Church of Christ in Stevens Point will observe its 100th birthday next weekend, the oldest church of the denomination in Wisconsin.

The congregation is celebrating on Friday, April 19, and Saturday, April 20, at its newest church, 1112 Sandy Lane.

Friday's events at 6:30 p.m. will revolve around "Reacquaintance and Refreshments." providing a time for people to meet at the building and visit with others they may not have seen for awhile.

Saturday's event begins with a "Sign Our Guest Book" session that includes a light breakfast from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. Following that is an introduction, church history - "a yarn spun by the Rev. Bill Mielke" and then a noon lunch.

After lunch the program includes church history - "a tale of old from Carl Frazier," "Sing through the Ages" - songs that span a century lead by Tim Thompson and then "Open Floor" with visiting preachers and members reminiscing.

Those planning on attending should contact Travis Thompson at 457-6952 by Saturday, April 13, with any questions and reservations so the congregation can better plan the lunch and snacks.

On Sunday, April 21, the Rev. Robert Dreiling will preach at the regular service.

The history of the congregation actually predates the start in Stevens Point.

Wilson Mallory came from Canada to work with a congregation in Knowlton that had started in 1886.

About 1897, Mallory started the Church of Christ in the town of Linwood, making his home with Oscar Benedict and his wife, Amanda Nieman. He baptized them in Mill Creek, near their home.

The church practices baptism by immersion, and the congregation used Mill Creek, the Wisconsin River and the Plover River for the initial baptisms in the area. Now, the denomination's churches have tanks with clean, heated water for baptisms.

That first congregation began meeting in the school in Linwood and members included Enoch Morgan, Edmond Frost, Fred Athorp and the Whitneys.

Later, Mallory held meetings at Crockers Landing in the town of Dewey, north of Stevens Point, baptizing the Caters, the Deans, the Barges, the Woods, Vet Andrews, Jessie Wood and his wife, Burns the banker and the Neals, according to a short history of the church written by Ethel Benedict.

Members of the Linwood congregation, as well as those in Stevens Point help buy a lot in 1902 and erected a building on a site on Ellis Street, where the Berea Baptist Church, 2216 Ellis St., is located today. Members of the Knowlton and Dancy congregations also joined as the numbers in their congregations dwindled.

The Stevens Point leaders at the time were William "Grandpa" Cater; his son, Jim Cater; Datus R. Dean; Robert Barge and his mother; and a Mrs. Whitney, who was one of the earliest members.

Mallory, who was trained at Nashville Bible School, the forerunner of David Lipscomb College, later married one of the Crocker girls and moved to Granton, where he worked in a bank.

Yet he kept his ties with Stevens Point. He returned to the city for services in the morning of every fourth Sunday and then went to the school in Linwood in the afternoon, Ethel Benedict wrote in her history.

She said Mallory baptized Oscar Benedict's four oldest children, Edmond Frost's children, Fred Athorp's children, the Nieman children and some of Jessie Wood's children.

Later meetings of the congregation in Linwood were held in the Edmond Frost home, with Jessie Wood teaching the men, Mrs. Frost teaching the older children and Myrtle Frost teaching the younger children.

After Amy Benedict started teaching and had a car, Ethel Benedict wrote that the Linwood members started to meet in Stevens Point, partly because the congregation was dwindling to just members of the Barge, Wood, Cater, Dean, Benedict, Frost and Athorp families.

The congregation continued to grow and in 1953 moved to the former Trinity Lutheran Church, now Turning Point Dance Academy, 1700 Strongs Ave.

The congregation moved into its new house in 1971 and has about 90 members.

Preachers at the church through the years included Mallory, Datus Dean, Harry Ficklin, Mr. Swanson, Leslie Diestalkamp, Charles Hill, Harry Lowry, Melvin Weldon, Carl Frazier, Merle King, Milton Landrum, Darrell O'Rourke, James Dillenges, Alfred Mielke, Robert Dreiling, Joe Mitchell, James Bellcock, Tim Huffman, H.K. Ballard, John Datum, Tim Thompson (great-grandson of Datus Dean), and George Browning.

Wilson's parents were William Price "Big Price" Mallory and Susan Jackson Hallock.

HE (William Price Mallory) AND SISTER WERE RAISED BY MATERNAL GRANDPARENTS, EVENTUALLY MOVING TO WISCONSIN. HE md A COUSIN. (his mother was Louisa Hallock and wife, Susan Hallock) RETURNED TO ST. VINCENT AND LIVED AT CENTREVILLE AND MEAFORD WHERE HE WAS IN FISHING MAINLY. EMIGRATED TO CARMEN, MANITOBA IN 1880'S. A.K.A. BILLIE. W. P. OR BIG PRICE. DATA FROM COOK GENEALOGY by HOUSER - 1970. HE DIED SAME DAY AS HIS gD AUGHTER, OF TUBERCULOSIS. BOTH IN HER PARENTS HOME.

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Wilson Mallory in United States Census, 1910

• Name Wilson Mallory
• Event Type Census
• Event Date 1910
• Event Place Stevens Point Ward 3, Portage, Wisconsin, United States
• Gender Male
• Age 38
• Marital Status Married
• Race White
• Race (Original) White
• Relationship to Head of Household Head
• Relationship to Head of Household (Original) Head
• Birth Year (Estimated) 1872
• Birthplace Canada
• Immigration Year 1894
• Father's Birthplace Canada
• Mother's Birthplace Canada
• Sheet Letter B
• Sheet Number 4
• Household

Name.........Role...Gender...Age....Birthplace

Wilson Mallory....Head....M.....38.......Canada Clyde I Mallory.......Wife...F.....33.......Wisconsin Price Mallory..........So.....M.....10.......Wisconsin Genivieve Mallory..Daughter..F...8......Wisconsin Eldon Mallory.......0..Son ..M,,.5...........Wisconsin Twyla Mallory......Daughter..F..4............Wisconsin Harland Mallory..........Son...M.....1..........Wisconsin

                      '''United States Census, 1910'''

District.....ED....62 Sheet Number and Letter 4B Household ID 86 Affiliate Name The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) Affiliate Publication Number T624 Affiliate Film Number 1733 GS Film Number 1375746 Digital Folder Number 005157728 Image Number 01021 Citing this Record

"United States Census, 1910," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MPJ1-3YY : accessed 22 January 2017), Wilson Mallory, Stevens Point Ward 3, Portage, Wisconsin, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 62, sheet 4B, family 86, NARA microfilm publication T624 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1982), roll 1733; FHL microfilm 1,375,746.

Review and Attach  Not a Match View Image Wilson Mallory United States Census, 1910 Wilson Mallory Illinois, Cook County Deaths, 1878-1994 Wilson Mallory Wisconsin Births and Christenings, 1826-1926 Research Suggestions Possible Missing ChildShow Details

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Wilson's father was William Price "Big Price" Mallory b 30 mar 1848 Meaford Ontario. He died 16 mar 1905 at Stevens Point W. William married 18 Apr 1870 Meaford, Susan Jackson Hallock. (census transcriptions frequently confuse "I" and "J." Susan was born 6 Jan 1848 Collingswood Nottawasaga Ontario and died 4 Aug 1905 Carmen Manitoba. Susan's parents were James B Hallock and Sarah Ann Elizabeth Markle.

William Price Mallory's parents were Wilson Price Mallory and his first wife, Louisa Hallock who he married 26 Jun 1845 Meaford ON. Wilson Price Mallory married Catherine Cordelia Williams second.

Wilson Price Mallory was son of Vanranselaer Price Mallory and martha "Patty" Hutchinson.

"…It was these two families, the Mallorys and the Seamans which led a migration to St. Vincent, north of what is now Highway 26 in the fall of 1835.

Price Mallory and his sister Huldah’s husband David Seaman inspected the tract in the summer of 1834 and planned a group migration the following year.

Mallory, on behalf of fifty families petitioned the Governor at Montreal for a block of 10,000 acres of land for a settlement by UEL claimants and those eligible for unassigned Military grants for the War of 1812. The land in question was from Lot 19 to the Lake on the south and from Nottawasagee Bay on the east to Concession 9 on the west. Sydenham township was still Indian territory until 1836….

…Price Mallory, his wife, Patty, his sister, Hulda, and her husband David Seamans, their children and others totaling 27 arrived by boat to what is now Georgian Beach north of Meaford on September 30, 1835 after a harrowing journey…

….In the winter of 1848, in one last futile attempt, Price Mallory drove his horse and cutter to Montreal to talk to the Governor of Upper Canada, Sir Charles Metcalfe, but the Governor was so ill that he was packing to leave for England.

On the return trip Price Mallory died, still with the deed to his land. His son Wilson finally got it when he wished to sell"

Year 2000 is the 165th anniversary of the Mallory settlement by Helene Weaver The Express, Wednesday August 16, 2000.

Vanranselaer Price Mallory was son of Lemuel Mallory and Amy Patterson. Lemuel was son of Nathaniel Mallory and Abiah Beardley. Lemuel and his father nathaniel died in 1808 when their boat overturned on the St Lawrence River.

Here are Wilson's children:

(10) Amy Mallory 25 Mar 1897 Stevens Pt, Portage, WI died same day

(10) Genevieve Mallory 1 May 1901 = Eugene Thomas Auger

(11) Lola Jean Auger

(10)Vina E Mallory 15 Mar 1903 Stevens Point Portagae Co WI d 16 Mar 1905 Portage Co WI

(10) Wilson Price Mallory7 Sep 1899 = 1929 Granton WI Rachel Almira Coyle of Granton WI

(11) William Price Mallory died young

(11) James Alton Mallory (m) = Oberst

(12) Two Living Mallory

(10) Eldon Mallory 9 Oct 1904 Stevens Pt Portage Co WI 285 Santa Rosa bvd Barber shop d 11 Apr 1987 Tulare Ca = 1926 Vasalia Ca Elaine Gertrude Rhienhardt 29 apr 1908 d 21 Jul 2001 Santa Maria Santa Barbara Ca of Riverside Ca (1930 census Visalia CA, Mary B 1853 WI head of family)

(11) Pasty Elaine Mallory 1928 Vasalia CA = (1) (div)William Graham (2) (div) Jack Hoffman

(12) Two Hoffmans

(11) Lving Mallory = Living Krotter

(12) Brad Eldon Mallory

(12) Living Mallory

(12) Living Mallory

(11) Living Mallory = Lee

(12) Two living Mallory

(11) Living Mallory = Living Cowling

(12) Living Cowling

(10) Twyla Mallory 11 May 1906 d 4 Jun 1965 San Diego Ca bur GRWD memorial = (1) William Alvord (2) (div) Donald Beecher

(11) Lorna Beecher

(10) Harland H Mallory 25 Oct 1908 disappeared after his father’s death, believe to have died before 1970

(10) Galen R Mallory 4 Dec 1912 1843 Wood Street Alameda Ca 1994 510-523-0616 = Rose Huett

(11) Believe to have had a son

(10) Laurin Aurey Mallory 1 Dec 1916 Granton WI 203 Hewitt Street Neillsville WI d 25 Sep 1993 neillsville Clark Co WI= 1941 Neillville WI Verna Helen Stricker 29 Mar 1914 d 23 Jan 1996 neillsville Clark Co WI

(11) Living Mallory = Living Ewing

(12) Two Living Ewing

(11) Living Mallory (m) = Living Dayton

(11) Living Mallory (m)

(11) Living Mallory (f)

(11) Living Mallory (f)

(10) Marvin Manning Mallory 21 Mar 1919 Granton WI d 13 Aug 1989 Leaf River Ogle co IL lived in CA = 28 Mar 1942 Granton WI Theresa Ida Moeller 4 Oct 1923 Maquoketa IA

(11) Living Mallory (f) = (1) Living Tichey (2) Del Hansen

(12) Living Hansen

(11) Living Mallory (f)

(11) Living Mallory (m)

(11) Living Mallory (m)

(11) Living Mallory (m)

(10) Virginia Mae Mallory 25 Mar 1922 Granton WI = Kenneth Kraemer

DATA FROM COOK GENEALOGY by HOUSER - 1970. GRANTON NEWSPAPER CLIPPING RE: GRADUATING CLASS - MARISE BERG HAESLE. "THE ADDRESS OF WELCOME WAS GIVEN BY VURGINIA MALLORY, DAUGHTER O F MRS. CLYDE MALLORY. VIRGINIA THANKED THE THE PARENTS FOR PROVIDING SPLENDID SCHO OL OPPORTUNITIES AND HOPED THAT THEIR EFFORTS WERE NOT LOST."

(11) Living Kramer (f)

And here are Wilson's siblings:

(9) James Price Mallory 7 Jul 1873 Georgian Bay, Ont d 12 Nov 1934 San Luis Obispo, CA = 15 Jul 1903 Julia Grace Cornell 4 Nov 1883 Laton, CA d 30 Mar 1971 San Luis Obispo, Ca

(10) Charles Percy Mallory 2 Jul 1904 CA d 28 May 1951 San Luis Obispo CA (mother Cornell, father Mallory from CA death index) = 24 Jul 1924 Mable Ellen Alexander 27 Jun 1902 Topeka KS d 22 Apr 1972 San Luis Obispo PA

(11) Calvin James Mallory 24 Mar 1926 Fresno CA d 28 May 1975 San Luis Obispo CA =(son of Charles Percy Mallory and Mabel Ellen Alexander IGI)

(11) Charles Douglas Mallory = Dutra

(12) Seven Children

(11) Helen Lucille Mallory = Charles Ronald Burk

(12) Two Burk children

(NOTE: Alice Davis 10 Nov 1905 CA d 13 Apr 1996 Fresno Ca = ___ Mallory) (___Davis = ____Wilson)

(10) Leroy Cornell Mallory 30 Nov 1906 Laton, Fresno, Ca d 3 Oct 1956 Reno, NV = 3 Oct 1925 Fresno CA Mabel Annie Judd 27 Jun 1904 England d 11 Jul 1976 Carmel, CA (John Judd 5 Jul 1881 England d 30 Jan 1966 Fresn, CA = Ada Woodfield 9 Sep 1882 England d 10 May 1963 Fresno, CA)

(11) Jean Estelle Mallory 20 Jul 1928 = (1) 24 Jan 1948 San Luis Obispo Ca John Maes (2) Donald John Mattson

(12) Kirk Maes

(12) Gretchen Maes

(12) John Maes

(12) Marlene Maes

(11) Susan Anne Mallory = Alfred Raymond Hill

(12) Larry Hill

(12) Nick Hill

(12) Michell Hil

(11) Judy Mallory = (1) Jeff Tieger (2) Kenneth Helwig

(12) Kristen Helwig

(12) Keith Helwig

(12) Kenneth Helwig

(9) Susan Marion Mallory 1 Feb 1875 Meaford, Grey Co ON d 16 Nov 1875 Meaford ON bur Meaford ON

(9) Norman Herbert (Henry) Mallory 29 Dec 1877 Meaford ON d 16 Sep 1899 Bates MB CA

(9) Amy Lydia Mallory 24 Dec 1879 Nipissing ON CA d 28 Nov 1982 ae 102 Sonoma Co CA

LTR 23 JUL 1970 TO CLARA WHITNEY GROSSMAN FROM EILEEN HOUSER, ORIGINAL RESEARCHER OF THE ANDREW & ANNA PALMER COOK LINE. "...MISS FLORENCE YORK WROTE THAT SHE HAD LUNCH WITH A CLOSE FRIEND , MISS AMY MALLORY, HOLD ON TO YOUR HAT!', AMY MALLORY'S MOTHER NAME WAS SU SAN JACKSON MALLORY." "...AMY MALLORY IS A SISTER OF THE WILSON MALLORY WHO YOU MENTIONE D IN YOUR LETTER. SHE IS NOW 90 (1970) YEARS OLD, AND WORKS AS A COMPANION TO AN ELDERLY LADY'. SHE IS BRIGHT AS A DOLLAR AND WRITES WITH A VERY STEADY HAND."

(9) Wallace Allen Mallory 22 Mar 1883 Parry Sound, ON d 8 Dec 1901 Parry Sound ON CN bur Parry Sound

(9) Maggie May Mallory 18 Mar 1886 Parry Sound ON CN d 2 Feb 1901 Carman, MB CN bur Carman

(9) Sarah Louisa Mallory 31 Dc 1890 Meaford ON CN 25 May 1925 Altadena CA bur Glendora CA = 8 Sep 1918 William Green 1897 Daly City CA

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I belong to a a website that discusses the Mallorys in Canada......They were UEL (United Empire Loyalists...Tories if you will.)(They left Ct and first lived in VT where loyalties were divided. Some were members of the Green Mountain Boys fighting the British and other joined the Prince of Wales Regiment. One, Benajah Mallory, who had settled in Canada and was member of parliment, left to join his brother to fight against Canada in the War of 1812. He is considered at traitor in the Canada, though he and his brother had earlier fought in the Rev War. At one point he was offered command of the Army, but didn't think Congress would back the War and so declined.

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Source: Family & Church Records

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• **Administrator's Note:

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Source: 1881 Canadian Census, Parry Sound & Parry Island, Muskoka, Ontario

William P. MALLORY English male, 33 yrs. old who was born in Ontario. He was a Fisherman who belonged to the Disciples of Christ.

• Susan I. MALLORY English female, 33 yrs. Old, who was born in Ontario and belonged to the Disciples of Christ
• Wilson MALLORY English male, 9 yrs. Old who was born in Ontario and belonged to the Disciples of Christ .
• James P. MALLORY English male, 7 yrs. Old, who was born in Ontario and belonged to the Disciples of Christ
• Norman H. MALLORY English male, 4 yrs. Old, who was born in Ontario and belonged to the Disciples of Christ.
• Amy L. MALLORY an English female, 1 yr. Old who was born in Ontario and belonged to the Disciples of Christ Contributors

Valerie Kraemer, Ken Olson & Mallory Smith

Responses

Re: Bio: Mallory, Wilson (1871-1929)

Contact: Jude Mooney Email: jude@judemooney.com Just doing a bit of research. I am Galen Mallory's great niece, sort of. His wife, Rose, was my great aunt. Rose passed away last year and Galen has just now passed. He had told us he had nine siblings, worked on a farm in Wisconsin as a child, and moved to California to join his brother Eldon in the barber shop. I am planning on making a little book in memory of Galen. Thank you for the research. My best, Jude

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Re: Bio: Mallory, Wilson (1871-1929)

Contact: Judith L. Mallory-Howell Email: Nooka115115@netscape.net I was sorry to hear of Rose and Galen's passing. Galen was my father's (Marvin M.Mallory) older brother. From what I remember, Rose was quite an accomplished poet and one year sent my mother a booklet of her poems. My dad said when they were kids their mother, C.Imogene (She disliked her first name of Clyde), would bake pies and delibertly set a few of them on an open window sill and the boys would take them and eat them outside! He said they did all their farm work with horses and worked with them every day. When they cultivated corn the horse knew to not step on the corn plants. If at all possible I would enjoy reading your Memory book about Galen. Thank you.

Re: Bio: Mallory, Wilson (1871-1929)

Contact: kathy lerner

Email: kmlerner@comcast.net

I have inherited a few Mallory family pictures from my uncle Galen If you (Mallory's want them please contact me. Thanks Kathy