Patrick John Malloy Ireland, Scotland and Michigan

[mkftandc]

McGhee,

In your original post you said that Patrick John immigrated with his wife and children.
Do you know his wife's name and her deathdate, place ?
Do you have his children's names ?
Do you know the name and date for his second marriage ?

Since nothing seems to match with your Patrick John , maybe some records can be found for his wife and/or descendants ?

[mcghee67]

I don't know his wifes name but she died in America,  I know he had a daughter called Patricia thats all

Many Thanks Jane

[mkftandc]

Found an index card to immigration for -


Patrick John Molloy
b. 28 Mar 1897
Petition - 3 Dec 1953
State- Michigan
Court - Detroit, District Court -Index Cards to Naturalization - Eastern Dist. of Michigan , Southern Division.
Series - M1917

This could be your Patrick as the birthdate fits but this all the information that the index holds. You would have to contact the courts for his Naturalization papers. If this is the right one. As I said it doesn't list a place of birth.

[mcghee67]

Thats him,

Many Many thanks Jane at least I've got a start

Jane

[mkftandc]

Going by the Molloy spelling not Malloy , I found this -

Patrick J. Molloy
Arrival - 12 Apr 1948
Age 50
Departure- Southampton , England
Ship- Queen Elizabeth
Arrival - NY
Birth location - Ardara, Ireland

travelling with this Patrick J -

Annie - wife , age 40
William J- son ,age 20, occupation - butcher
Verionica C- age 6, student

address in country they left is Motherwell, Scotland

address of nearest relative of said country is -
Mrs. B Mollay
172 Craigneuk St
Motherwell, Scotland

In route to

Brother in law-
Mr A Haddings
9962 Memorial Ave,
Detroit , Michigan

This looks like your Patrick.

[mkftandc]

Again using spelling Molloy not Malloy

SSDI -

Patrick Molloy
Birth - 28 Mar 1897
Death - Oct 1976 in Royal Oak,Oakland, Michigan

In one of the previous post a gave you a link to obtaining records from Oakland.

[mcghee67]

Many Many Thanks,

Mrs B Molloy was his mother and my greatgrandmother
I can't thank you enough

Kind regards Jane

[mcghee67]

Do you know I use the spelling Molloy but alot of irish that went to America use Malloy the original spelling was Mulloy

[mcghee67]

Did you notice if there were any other Molloys travelling on board?

Kind regards Jane