Photographs of family members, places and keepsakes. Click any photo to see it full size.
George Dewey Malott (1899–1985) in his U.S. Army uniform, about 1918. He enlisted near the end of World War I and was discharged when the Army was reduced in size after the war.World War II draft registration card of George Dewey Malott, 1942. It gives his birth date as 10 March 1899 and his birthplace as Greenbush, Ohio; he lived at 5230 Hunter Avenue, Norwood, and worked for the Norwood Sash & Door Mfg. Co.George Dewey Malott worked as a machinist at Fusite Corporation in Cincinnati. Here he poses in the shop with a pin-up girl calendar from Schneider’s Truck Service. Years later his son Leroy was photographed standing in the same spot.Leroy Joseph Malott in the Fusite Corporation machine shop in Cincinnati, standing in the same spot where his father, George Dewey Malott, posed with a pin-up calendar.Leroy Joseph Malott with a Plymouth sedan wearing a 1954 Ohio license plate.Robert E. Malott, “Uncle Bob,” son of George Dewey Malott, and his wife beside his Corvette Stingray, in front of the old Brass Rail Cafe near Norwood High School, Norwood, Ohio.Robert E. Malott with his mother, Mildred Malott, and his dog, a spunky little poodle, perched on the back of the couch.Mildred “Milly” Adams Malott, second wife of George Dewey Malott, at about 18 years old, around 1928. This is an enhanced, colorized version of the original photograph.Marriage record of George D. Malott and Annie Luiza South, Warren County, Ohio, Probate Court, 19 July 1921. The application calls him “George G. Malott”; his signature and the certificate read “George D.”Marriage record of Jay Orin Kinner and Annie Luiza Malott (born South), Warren County, Ohio, Probate Court, 14 April 1924. Annie is listed as married once before and divorced, “her married name being Mrs. Annie Malott.”Death notice of George D. Malott, January 1985, naming his wife Mildred and their children Leroy, Robert, Ray, George Thomas and Rosella.Death notice of Mildred C. (Adams) Malott, April 1986, fifteen months after her husband George.The crest used on this site, drawn from the arms displayed at the French Church du Saint-Esprit. About the crestThe painted Marlatt coat of arms at the French Church du Saint-Esprit, New York. About the crestThe Marlatt shield and nameplate on the wall of the French Church du Saint-Esprit, New York. About the crestA Huguenot cross at the French Church du Saint-Esprit, New York. About the crest
