Generation
Children of Lyman and Jane (Mann) Maltby:
VII.2155. Thaddeus Haynes Maltby, b. Dec. 27, 1855.
VII.2156. Frederick Dan " b. Apr. 10, 1858.
Child by 2nd wife Charlotte (Lott) Howe:
VII.2157. Harman (or Herman) Maltby, b. Apr. 15, 1875
(both spellings occur).
VI.1061. Henry (Hank) Maltby, b. Oct. 18, 1821 (Jacob 5, Jonathan 4, Sam.3, Sam.2, Wm.1). There is an "Article of agreement made this sixth day of March, 1871, between Harrison Rouse of the town of Van Buren and county of Onondaga of the first part and Henry Molby of the same place of the second part, witness that the party of the first part agrees to rent to the party of the second part a house formerly owned by William Clifton at the price of sixty-five dollars for one year from the first day of April next with the garden and the hog pasture north of the house to be paid in advance. Also all the red cheres he wants in the family and the said party of the first part agrees to paper the parlor and kitchen.
(Signed) Harrison Rouse
Henry Maltby."
This agreement is in possession of Harvey B. Walker, East Dead Creek, now part of the new Route 31, Van Buren. Mr. Walker said the farm was then owned by Harrison Rouse who married Harriet Molby, dau. of Chester, therefore Rouse was a first cousin-in-law of Henry Maltby.
Henry Maltby, called "Hank" was eccentric. He had lost a lung as a young man which caused him to be bent over. He was the one who had the bodies of his parents removed from the cemetery on the farm to the Baldwinsville cemetery.
He died Dec. 22, 1903, in Van Buren, single, and was buried in Baldwinsville.
T.I. Riverview Cemetery, Baldwinsville, N.Y. Lot 124. "Henry Maltby--1821-1903."
VI.1062. John Maltby, b. 1823 (Jacob 5, Jonathan 4, Sam.3, Sam.2, Wm.1). He was born in the town of Van Buren, and mar. Malvina Malone, b. 1842, at North Manlius, N.Y. He was a farmer and lived on the West Sorrel Hill Road. He did not marry until late in life and his wife was much younger. After his death she went to live with her daughter at Red Hook, N.Y., and died there June 22, 1921 and is bur- ied at Baldwinsville.
"John was not very ambitious, and, it is said, never had a woodpile, but went out each day, dragged in a rail or log and cut enough wood for the time being.
He was, however, more thrifty when it came to hiring help, and the story is that he always looked carefully at the trousers the applicant wore. If the seat of the pants had a patch the man was not hired, a patch in that location indicating a tendency to too much sitting."
Child: VII.2158. Lillian Madora Maltby, b. Sept. 1, 1874.
John Maltby died Oct. 27, 1904, in the town of Van Buren.
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