Alpheus David MALONEY

Father: Daniel MALONEY
Mother: Louisa HOWDER

Family 1: Josephine F. CASTERLINE

  1. +Samuel MALONEY
  2. +Ray G. MALONEY
  3.  Arthur E. MALONEY
  4.  Edna C. MALONEY
  5.  Helen B. MALONEY 
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 _Daniel MALONEY _|
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|--Alpheus David MALONEY
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|                  _Christian HOWDER _|
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|_Louisa HOWDER __|
                  |                    _Adam HOUFSTATER _______
                  |_Mary HOUSTATER ___|
                                      |_Elizabeth Katherine //_

Notes

Updated October 9, 2005. Compiled by Howder (www.howderfamily.com) from the following source(s):

(1) 1850 United States Census for Michigan, Hillsdale Co., The Town of Jefferson: August 23, 1850.

Alpheus D. Maloney (listed as "Malony") is the son of Daniel and Louisa Maloney. He is 4 years old and born in Michigan.

(2) 1860 United States Census for Michigan, Hillsdale Co., Twp. of Jefferson (South Jefferson Post Office): Page 123; July 20, 1860.

Alpehus D. Maloney (listed as "Malony") is the son of Daniel and Louisa Maloney. He is 13 years old, born in Michigan and is attending school.

(3) 1870 United States Census for Michigan, Hillsdale Co., Jefferson Twp. (Osseo Post Office): page 44; dwelling 387; family 397; June 16, 1870.

Alpheus David (listed by his middle name, David) Maloney is head of household, married Josephine [Casterline] Maloney. He was born in Michigan, is 23 years old and is a tenant farmer on the Casterline farm (Josephine's parents and two siblings). They have a son, Samuel. His parents, Daniel and Louisa Maloney, live eight farms away.

(4) 1880 United States Census for Michigan, Hillsdale Co., Jefferson Twp.: Supervisor's District 1; Enumeration District 87; page 25; June 21, 1880.

[Alpheus] David Maloney (listed as "Malony") is head of household, married to Josephine [Casterline] Maloney. He is 33 years old and a farmer. He was born in Michigan, his father was born in England and his mother was born in New York. Children in the household include Britton, Wray, Artie and Edna. Josephine's mother, Crysilda Casterline, appears to be included in the neighboring household.

(5) 1900 United States Census for Kansas, Dickinson Co., Fragrant Hill Twp.: Supervisor's District 5; Enumeration District 34; Sheet 32A; June 15-16, 1900.

[Alpheus] David Maloney is head of household, married to Josephine [Casterline] Maloney. Children in the household are Enda and Hellen. Josephine's mother Chrysilda Casterline (b. May 1815 in Vermont) is also a resident.

- Birth month: July 1846; age 53.
- Number of Years of Present Marriage: 32.
- Birthplace: Michigan, with his father born in Ireland and his mother born in New York.
- Occupation: Farmer.
- Home: Owns a farm with a mortgage.

(6) 1910 United States Census for Michigan, Gratiot Co., Ithaca Twp., Ithaca Village: Supervisor's District 11; Enumeration District 70; Sheet 7B; April 21, 1910.

Alpheus D. Maloney is head of household, married to Josephine [Casterline] Maloney. Their daughter Helen is also a resident.

Address: Church Street.
Age: 63; married for the past 43 years.
Birthplace: Michigan, with his father from Michigan and his mother from "unknown."
Occupation: Own income.
Home: Owns a home free of mortgage.

(7) Mathews Family Records, April 23, 2003.

Burial: 1910, Ithaca Twp. Cem., Gratiot Co., MI
Military service: November 28, 1864, GAR 13th Inf.

(8) National Park Service Civil War Soldiers and Sailor System Search by Soldier Name (database).

Listed as 30th Michigan Infantry, Co. G. Rank In = Private, Rank Out = Private. Film Number M545 roll 25. The unit was organized at Detroit, MI for 12 months of service in the State and mustered in January 9, 1865. It engaged in frontier duty in Michigan along the Detroit and St. Claire Rivers until June, 1865, mustering out June 30, 1865.