Elijah Malin, Jr.Age: 411808–1849
- Name
- Elijah Malin, Jr.
- Surname
- Malin, Jr. (Malin, Jr.)
- Given names
- Elijah
Birth | March 11, 1808 34 29 West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Birth of a brother | Levi B. Malin May 11, 1811 (Age 3) Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Birth of a brother | Samuel Malin June 29, 1813 (Age 5) Harmony, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Death of a maternal grandfather | Rudolph Essick OR Essig August 6, 1815 (Age 7) Brandywine, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Birth of a brother | Rudolph Malin August 15, 1815 (Age 7) Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Birth of a brother | Thomas Malin August 14, 1818 (Age 10) Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Birth of a sister | Eliza Ann Malin March 24, 1820 (Age 12) Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Death of a paternal grandfather | Thomas Malin April 12, 1823 (Age 15) West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennyslvania |
Death of a maternal grandmother | Maria or Mary Berger September 21, 1823 (Age 15) Brandywine, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Marriage | Sarah McGuckin — View family February 4, 1830 (Age 21) Long Ridge, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA |
Birth of a son #1 | John McGuckin Malin August 16, 1833 (Age 25) West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Birth of a daughter #2 | Margaret Ann Malin February 14, 1835 (Age 26) East Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Birth of a daughter #3 | Catherine Malin April 6, 1837 (Age 29) West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
LDS baptism | July 29, 1839 (Age 31) |
Birth of a son #4 | James Elijah Malin September 10, 1839 (Age 31) West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Death | May 5, 1849 (Age 41) St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri |
LDS endowment | March 1, 1881 (31 years after death) |
LDS child sealing | March 31, 1899 (49 years after death) LDS temple: Salt Lake City, Utah Family: Elijah Malin + Catherine Essick |
Family with parents - View family |
father |
Elijah Malin
Birth: February 1, 1774 48 41 — Williston, Chester, Pennsylvania Death: October 2, 1857 — |
mother |
Catherine Essick
Birth: January 31, 1779 38 37 — Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania Death: January 10, 1866 — |
Marriage: March 19, 1799 — , Chester, Pennsylvania |
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19 months elder sister |
Sidney Ann Malin
Birth: October 20, 1800 26 21 — Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania |
17 months elder sister |
Anna Maria Malin
Birth: March 28, 1802 28 23 — Nantmeal Village, Chester, Pennsylvania |
21 months elder sister |
Sarah Malin
Birth: January 10, 1804 29 24 — Vincent, Chester, Pennsylvania |
4 years |
Elijah Malin, Jr.
Birth: March 11, 1808 34 29 — West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania Death: May 5, 1849 — St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri |
3 years younger brother |
Levi B. Malin
Birth: May 11, 1811 37 32 — Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
2 years younger brother |
Samuel Malin
Birth: June 29, 1813 39 34 — Harmony, Chester, Pennsylvania |
2 years younger brother |
Rudolph Malin
Birth: August 15, 1815 41 36 — Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
3 years younger brother |
Thomas Malin
Birth: August 14, 1818 44 39 — Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
19 months younger sister |
Eliza Ann Malin
Birth: March 24, 1820 46 41 — Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
Mother’s family with Elijah Malin - View family |
step-father | |
mother |
Catherine Essick
Birth: January 31, 1779 38 37 — Coventry, Chester, Pennsylvania Death: January 10, 1866 — |
Marriage: March 19, 1799 — |
Family with Sarah McGuckin - View family |
Elijah Malin, Jr.
Birth: March 11, 1808 34 29 — West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania Death: May 5, 1849 — St. Louis, St. Louis, Missouri |
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wife |
Sarah McGuckin
Birth: August 29, 1803 40 38 — West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania Death: October 24, 1877 — Kamas, Summit, Utah |
Marriage: February 4, 1830 — Long Ridge, Fairfield, Connecticut, USA |
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4 years son |
John McGuckin Malin
Birth: August 16, 1833 25 29 — West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
18 months daughter |
Margaret Ann Malin
Birth: February 14, 1835 26 31 — East Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
2 years daughter |
Catherine Malin
Birth: April 6, 1837 29 33 — West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania |
2 years son |
James Elijah Malin
Birth: September 10, 1839 31 36 — West Nantmeal, Chester, Pennsylvania Death: October 26, 1909 — Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah |
Note | Relative/Proxy: John McGuckin Malin Latter-day Saint Biographical Encyclopedia, vol 3. Biographies. Manning, Arthur. Malin, Elijah, jun., an Elder who died while returning home from a sission, was born March 11, 1808, in Chester county, Penn., the son of Elijah Malin and Catherine Essick. In 1830 (Feb 4th), he married Sarah McGuckin (McQuicken), in Chester county. She bore her husband four children. The parents having become converts to "Mormonish," Elijah and his family also joined the Church, he being baptized Jan 2, 1841. Soon afterwards he was ordained to the office of an Elder by Lorenzo D. Barnes. brother Malin assisted to fit out the ship "Brooklyn," which in february, 1846, sailed from New York with a company of saints bound for California by way of cape Horn. By this ship he sent some very valuable goods, part of which was lost on the voyage or after the arrival in california; yet he had sufficient left so that his family could secure an outfit for crossing the plains. with his family Brother Malin joined the saints in their general exodus from Nauvoo in 1846. On the journey westward he lost most of his livestock and suffered with the rest of his co-religionists during those perilous times. He resided at Winter Quarters in April, 1848, when he was called on a mission to the Eastern States, together with Henry Kearns. His principal field of labor was Chester county, Pennsylvania, where he looked after some property which had been left there unsold at the time he first moved west. After laboring faithfully as a missionary, according to his appointment, he left Philadelphia in April, 1849, to travel to the headquarters of the Church on the frontiers, together with Wm. I. Appleby and others. On the journey, while traveling on a river steamer near Louisville, Kentucky, Brother Malin was stricken with cholera and suffered severely on the rest of the journey to st. Louis, where he died May 5, 1849. His family subsequently (1851/52) emigrated to Utah, being partly assisted to the Valley by the Church. His son, John M. Malin, drove the family team across the plains and mountains. ...His ancestors came to America in 1699 from England and settled on some of the original Wm. Penn land grants. Elijah married a Quaker girl in 1830. Ten years later this couple embraced the gospel, and the prophet Joseph appointed Elijah president of the Chester County Branch of the Church, which office he held until he moved to Nauvoo. On May 16, 1846 the family, consisting of Brother Malin, his wife Sarah McGukin, two sons, John and James, and a daughter Margaret started their westward journey. they had crossed the Missouri river and had made camp about seven miles west of Winter Quarters. When the decision was reached not to continue west the fall of '46, Elijah Malin built a house and planted such seeds as he could get. Then he was called to go back to Pennsylvania, his birthplace and preach the gospel. This call he accepted. He spent a year doing missionary work, then started back to the liffle settlement on the banks of the Missouri river, where he had left his family. when he reached St. Louis be became ill with chiolera and passed away. He was buried in a nameless grave May 5, 1849. His wodow and her three children cam to Utah in 1852. |