David Malloy - Civil War: David Malloy was sent with other prominent Memphians south of the line because of his refusal to take the oath of allegiance. His house and household goods were seized and occupied by the Union General. David Malloy was a banker and told the people that for every dollar of Confederate money deposited in his bank he would pay in gold at the close of the war. This he did, giving up all he had to keep his word, for his word needed no other bond but his integrity.
Cemetery has interment date as 1871William and Mary Historical magazine, published by William and Mary College at
Williamsburg, VA. Vol. 1927, p. 178, gives the Molloy family history beginning
with James Dunne Molloy of Offaly, Ireland. "From David Molloy who married Miss
Gilliam, decended a long line of Molloys in Tennessee, one of whom David
Brownlow Molloy, has been noted above as marrying a grandaughter of Thomas
Sheperd, of Tennessee". They were married 13 March 1834 in Murfreesboro,
Tennessee. Their Children: N. Ferdinand Molly, Sophia Molly, born in 1837, and
married Howell E. Jackson of West Tennessee and died in 1875.
Cemetery has interment date as 1871William and Mary Historical magazine, published by William and Mary College at
Williamsburg, VA. Vol. 1927, p. 178, gives the Molloy family history beginning
with James Dunne Molloy of Offaly, Ireland. "From David Molloy who married Miss
Gilliam, decended a long line of Molloys in Tennessee, one of whom David
Brownlow Molloy, has been noted above as marrying a grandaughter of Thomas
Sheperd, of Tennessee". They were married 13 March 1834 in Murfreesboro,
Tennessee. Their Children: N. Ferdinand Molly, Sophia Molly, born in 1837, and
married Howell E. Jackson of West Tennessee and died in 1875.
David Malloy - Civil War: David Malloy was sent with other prominent Memphians south of the line because of his refusal to take the oath of allegiance. His house and household goods were seized and occupied by the Union General. David Malloy was a banker and told the people that for every dollar of Confederate money deposited in his bank he would pay in gold at the close of the war. This he did, giving up all he had to keep his word, for his word needed no other bond but his integrity.
Cemetery has interment date as 1871William and Mary Historical magazine, published by William and Mary College at
Williamsburg, VA. Vol. 1927, p. 178, gives the Molloy family history beginning
with James Dunne Molloy of Offaly, Ireland. "From David Molloy who married Miss
Gilliam, decended a long line of Molloys in Tennessee, one of whom David
Brownlow Molloy, has been noted above as marrying a grandaughter of Thomas
Sheperd, of Tennessee". They were married 13 March 1834 in Murfreesboro,
Tennessee. Their Children: N. Ferdinand Molly, Sophia Molly, born in 1837, and
married Howell E. Jackson of West Tennessee and died in 1875.
Cemetery has interment date as 1871William and Mary Historical magazine, published by William and Mary College at
Williamsburg, VA. Vol. 1927, p. 178, gives the Molloy family history beginning
with James Dunne Molloy of Offaly, Ireland. "From David Molloy who married Miss
Gilliam, decended a long line of Molloys in Tennessee, one of whom David
Brownlow Molloy, has been noted above as marrying a grandaughter of Thomas
Sheperd, of Tennessee". They were married 13 March 1834 in Murfreesboro,
Tennessee. Their Children: N. Ferdinand Molly, Sophia Molly, born in 1837, and
married Howell E. Jackson of West Tennessee and died in 1875.
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