Union County OhArchives Obituaries.....Mallory, Mellville R. March 14, 1911
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Marysville Tribune, March 22, 1911
DEATH OF MELLVILLE E. MALLORY
FORMER RESIDENT OF ALLEN TOWNSHIP—WAS A VETERAN OF CIVIL WAR
After an illness extending over a long period of time Mellville R. Mallory, a 
veteran of the Civil war, passed peacefully away, March 14th at the home of 
his half-sisters, Mrs. Addie Downs and Mrs. Saidee Bidwell, 344 North Maple 
street. Deceased had been an invalid for four years and had been a great 
sufferer from arteriosclerosis and Bright’s disease. 
Mr. Mallory’s age was 62 years, 2 months and 28 days. He was a son of Aeriel 
and Charlotte Draper Mallory, deceased, former residents of Allen township, 
where the son resided until he came to Marysville with Mrs. Downs and Mrs. 
Bidwell four years ago. Two other half-sisters are living, Mrs. William Imus 
and Miss Lucy Johnson, of Los Angeles, Cal.
Deceased was a member of the 174th Regiment, O. V. I., and served in the Civil 
war under the late Captain W. H. Robb. He was never married. Funeral service 
was held at the home of his sisters Thursday afternoon, at 2:30, Rev. Vernon 
Emery, officiating. The interment was at Oakdale.


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