Re: JOHN A. MARONEY & 3 WIVES, CHILDREN
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In reply to:
Re: JOHN A. MARONEY & 3 WIVES, CHILDREN
sharron torrence 10/08/01
Is this Maroney family connected to the Maroney family in Campbell/Douglas Co., GA area?I wrote this:
James apparently left Ga. between 1880 and 1900 where he was counted in the Marshall Co., Al. Census and again in 1910.In 1920, according to info on Genforum.com from Sharron Torrence, he was in Red River Co., Tx.
Marshall County, Alabama
1907 Census of Confederate Soldiers
Marony, James Lafayette, Present Post Office address: Albertville, Alabama; born 24 May 1832 at Sanloun, Campbell County, Georgia; first entered the service as a private 17 May 1862 at Corinth, Mississippi in Company K., Georgia Infantry and continued until discharged at Atlanta, Georgia, Jun 1865.
There is also a Walter Maroney in Grant:Maroney, Walter, Present Post Office address: Grant, Alabama; born 2 Mar 1843 at Cottonsville, Marshall County, Alabama; first entered the service as a private 20 Mar 1862 at Fort Hudson, Georgia in Company G., 55th Alabama and continued until discharged.
This Walter is prob. one of yours since he was born in Marshall Co., Al.
I am not desc. from the Maroneys, but there is several marragies between the GA Maroneys and various members of my family.My Mozley family moved to Marshall Co in 1904, but there were other family members-Higgins, Self, others, who moved to the general area prior to that.I am just curious to know if you have found a relationship between the GA Maroneys and the early AL Maroneys, esp. since it seems that James' middle name was Lafayette.
Thanks
Mona