| Notes |
- ** See marriage notes for list of children **
In 1810, Lewis Malone died in what is now Washington Co, AL ?? 1810 or 1812
(the southwest area of the state where the first
capitol, St. Stephens, was when Alabama became a state in 1819).
In about 1812 Lewis and his wife Mary Pistole were both massacred by ?? 1810 or 1812
Indians at Fort St. Stephens Washington Co, AL before the Indian War
closed they had moved there a short time before from Bayou Sara,
Louisiana, Washington Co. later became Clark Co, AL they are buried in
Old St Stephens cemetery.
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Found at DAR.org on 11/26/2025
MALONE, LEWISAncestor #: A208922
Service: VIRGINIA Rank(s): PATRIOTIC SERVICE, ENSIGN
Birth: CIRCA 1759 BRUNSWICK CO VIRGINIA
Death: ANTE 11-22-1819 ST STEPHENS WASHINGTON ALABAMA
Service Source: CREEL, BRUNSWICK CO, VA COURT ORDERS, 1774-1782, PP 178, 191
Service Description:
1) CAPT JAMES MARSHALL, MILITIA
2) FURNISHED SUPPLIES
Residence
Created: 2012-10-26 14:45:24.0, Updated: 2012-10-26 14:45:24.0, By: DPOSZ
1) County: BRUNSWICK CO - State: VIRGINIA
Spouse
Number Name
Created: 2012-10-26 14:45:24.0, Updated: 2012-10-26 14:45:24.0, By: DPOSZ
1) MARY PISTOLE
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Associated Applications and Supplementals
Nat’l Add
Num Vol. Docs Child [Spouse #] Spouse
714742 1050 JAMES B [1] HENRIETTA N STEELE Purchase
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Found at findagrave.com on 3/8/2021
Lewis Malone Sr.
Birth: 12 Apr 1759 Brunswick County, Virginia, USA
Death: 1810 (aged 5051) Washington County, Alabama, USA
Burial: Old Saint Stephens CemeteryWashington County, Alabama, USA
Memorial #: 192376879
Bio:
Lewis Malone, born 4/12/1759 in Brunswick Co, VA.
Was deeded 226 acres of Mecklenburg Co, VA land by his father in 1797 (this was the land mentioned in his father's memprial that George Booth Malone paid taxes on).
Married Mary Pistole in 1776 in SC.
He was a Patriot, giving supplies to the cause.
Was in Marlboro Co, SC for the 1800 census.
Their children:
1. Charles Pistole Malone (b. 7/24/1798; lived in Darlington Dist., SC then Coffee Co, AL; d. 3/31/1822)
2. Drury Robertson Malone (b. 3/13/1800, Darlington Co, SC; m-1st: -? Nettles)
3. George Booth Malone (b. 1802, Bayou Sara, LA; m. Mary A. -?)
4. Elizabeth (b. 1803, Bayou Sara, LA; m. Morris Hunter of SC)
5. Lewis Malone (b. 7/152/1805, Bayou Sara, LA; d. 8/3/1843, Coffeeville, AL)
6. Nathaniel Malone (b. 8/17/1807; m. in 1843, Elizabeth Ann Thornton; d. 7/4/1881, Coffeeville, AL)
7. James Bass Malone (b. 4/10/1810, Bayou Sara, LA; m. Henrietta Steele of Monroe Co, AL; was commission merchant in Mobile, AL; d. 4/15/1880, Marengo Co, AL).
Moved to Bayou Sara, LA then moved into the Mississippi Territory. In 1810, Lewis Malone died in what is now Washington Co, AL (the southwest area of the state where the first capitol, St. Stephens, was when Alabama became a state in 1819). In about 1812 Lewis and his wife Mary Pistole were both massacred by Indians at Fort St. Stephens Washington Co, AL before the Indian War closed. They had moved there a short time before from Bayou Sara, Louisiana, Washington Co. later became Clark Co, AL they are buried in Old St Stephens cemetery.
Family Members
Parents
George Booth Malone 1737-1810
Sarah Bass Malone 1739-1776
Spouse
Mary Pistole Malone
Siblings
Elizabeth Bass Malone Lanier 1757-1827
Miles Malone 1761-Unknown
Ann Malone Oldham 1762-Unknown
Mary Malone Vaughn 1765-Unknown
Booth Malone 1767-1830
Martha Malone Lanier 1771-1795
Wilmont Malone 1773-1842
Amy Malone Reade 1775-Unknown
George Booth Malone 1776-1845
Half Siblings
Sarah Malone Bugg 1778-1851
Robert Lafayette Malone 1781-1864
Created by: B&JAndrews1945 (47525492)
Added: 19 Aug 2018
URL: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/192376879/lewis-malone
Citation: Find a Grave, database and images (https://www.findagrave.com : accessed 08 March 2021), memorial page for Lewis Malone Sr. (12 Apr 17591810), Find a Grave Memorial no. 192376879, citing Old Saint Stephens Cemetery, Washington County, Alabama, USA ; Maintained by B&JAndrews1945 (contributor 47525492) .
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See Booth Malone doc in Misc-Docs for following:
* Lewis Malone, born 4/12/1759 in Brunswick Co, VA. Was deeded 226
acres of Mecklenburg Co, VA land by his father in 1797 (this was the
land mentioned above that George Booth Malone paid taxes on). Married
Mary Pistole in 1776 in SC. He was a Patriot, giving supplies to the
cause. Was in Marlboro Co, SC for the 1800 census. Their children:
Charles Pistole Malone (b. 7/24/1798; lived in Darlington Dist., SC
then Coffee Co, AL; d. 3/31/1822), Drury Robertson Malone (b. b.
3/13/1800, Darlington Co, SC; m-1st: -? Nettles), George Booth Malone
(b. 1802, Bayou Sara, LA; m. Mary A. -?), Elizabeth (b. 1803, Bayou
Sara, LA; m. Morris Hunter of SC), Lewis Malone (b. 7/152/1805, Bayou
Sara, LA; d. 8/3/1843, Coffeeville, AL), Nathaniel Malone (b.
8/17/1807; m. in 1843, Elizabeth Ann Thornton; d. 7/4/1881,
Coffeeville, AL), James Bass Malone (b. 4/10/1810, Bayou Sara, LA; m.
Henrietta Steele of Monroe Co, AL; was commission merchant in Mobile,
AL; d. 4/15/1880, Marengo Co, AL). Moved to Bayou Sara, LA then moved
into the Mississippi Territory. In 1810, Lewis Malone died in what is ?? 1810 or 1812
now Washington Co, AL (the southwest area of the state where the first
capitol, St. Stephens, was when Alabama became a state in 1819). In
about 1812 Lewis and his wife Mary Pistole were both massacred by ?? 1810 or 1812
Indians at Fort St. Stephens Washington Co, AL before the Indian War
closed they had moved there a short time before from Bayou Sara,
Louisiana, Washington Co. later became Clark Co, AL they are buried in
Old St Stephens cemetery.
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