They had 19 children per the 1900 census with 13 living. I am missing 9 children then and there is gaps in the birth years of several of the children in the 1850s and 1860s which could be explained by early deaths.
Margaret Cameron suspected that Mordecai is the son of Benjamin Almony and Ruth Sutton. Ruth's brother was also Mordecai Sutton. She believed that two Almonys- Mordecai (named on marriages and later censuses and obit and death cert) and Azariah (named on a tombstone for son and in 1850 census) was one person but I show they are not the same son.
His daughter Laura's death cert says her father's middle name is Amos.
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almony m. Mary E. Warner dau of William A. Warner on Dec. 29, 1853 Baltimore Sun Dec. 31, 1853 p. 2
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almoney and Mary E. Warner Marriage license dated Dec. 27, 1853 by Reily p. 2 Baltimore Marriage Licenses Book 1851-1865. Named spelled wrong.
CENSUS: 1850 can't find.
CENSUS: 1860
Mortica Almony 30 male carpenter born MD
Mary 23 born MD
Sarah 6 born MD
Laura 3 born MD
Charles Wilhelm 33 born PA
1860; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 6, Baltimore, Maryland; Roll M653_460; Page: 487; Image: 490.
CENSUS: 1870
Mordecai Almoney 46 born MD
Mary E Almoney 30 born MD
Sarah E Almoney 14 born MD
Laura V Almoney 11 born MD
William F Almoney 10 born MD
Mary Almoney 4 born PA
Charles Almoney 1 born MD
1870; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 8, Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland; Roll M593_575; Page: 225; Image: 38
CENSUS: 1880 Baltimore City
Mordecai Almony 50, Mary 46, Sarah E 26, William F 20, Lillie 5. 5-48, 34-32.
CENSUS: 1900 Baltimore City.
Mordicae Almoney 75 born Apr 1825 m 48y born MD parents born England (sic)
Mary E Almoney 65 born Feb 1835 m 48y 19 children 3 living born MD
Sarah Eliz Almoney 45 born Nov 1854 single born MD dau.
Laura VA Almoney 41 born Nov 1858 m 18y 0 chil dau born MD
Geo A Kellinger 48 son in law born Jan 1853 m18y born NC parents born NC
Lilian W Almoney 24 born May 1876 single MD dau
George A Almoney 11 grandson born May 1889 single born AL
1900; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 15, Baltimore City (Independent City), Maryland; Roll T623_614; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 195.
DEATH: Mordecai A. Almony d. Oct. 2, 1902 at 528 Lawrence St., father American and mother American, 72y, white, #B-51977 undertaker George J. Smith.
TOMBSTONE: Buried in Loudon Park Cem. in Section R, Lot 173 W 1/2. Mordecai A. Almony died Oct. 2, 1902 age 72
OBITUARY: Mr. Mordecai A. Almony. The funeral of Mr. Mordecai A. Almony took place at 2 o'clock yesterday from his late home, 528 Laurens street. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Hugh Johnston, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Almony was a member for many years. The assistant clergyman was Rev. Frank T. Benson, pastor of St. John's Indepedent Methodist Church, Madison avenue and Laurens street. The pall bearers were City Councilman James B. Guyton, Deputy Jail Warden John McGrath, Richard Anderson, Fran E. Bates and Messrs. Shirk and McPherson, members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment was in Loudon Park Cemetery. The floral designs sent as tokens of esteem by friends were many and attractive. Among them was a handsome wreath from Mr. James B. Guyton. Others who sent floral tributes and were present at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. William Rosier, Mrs. Henry Meisner, F.E. Bates, Charles L. Hehl, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Therle, Mrs. Jesse S. Sinns and Mrs. John Matthews. Among the many others present were Mr. and Mrs. William Almony, of Springfield, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sterner, of York, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wareheim, Miss Nannie Almony, Mr. Harry Almony, J. Elmer McCoy, Mrs. John McGrath, and George Albert Almony, the 13-year-old son of the late William F. Almony, and grandson of the deceased. Mr. Almony leaves a widow and three children - Mrs. George A. Killinger, Miss Sarah E. Almony and Miss Lillian W. Almony. Mr. Almony was of English ancestry, but was born near Whitehall, Baltimore county, Md. He was 72 years of age, and had lived in Baltimore sixty-two years. Until two years ago, and for twenty-seven years, he was employed at Druid Hill Park as a carpenter, and was a personal friend of Captain Cassell, for thirty-five years superintendent. He was for many years an active member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the old Lady Grays, the crack military company of Baltimore years ago. At the time of his death, Mr. Almony was a member of the order of Heptasophs. He was held in great esteem by a large number of the citizens of Baltimore.
Several Obituaries in the Baltimore Sun Oct. 3-4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 6
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 4, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 5, 1902. p. 4
Tombstone: Mordecai A. Almoney April 22, 1830-Oct. 2, 1902
Cemetery records show Mordecai A. Almoney buried lot 173 W1/2 Section R 72y, date of permit Oct. 3, 1902.
Mordecai Almony ,
Enlistment Date: 07 November 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Unit Numbers: 2159 2159
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 07 November 1862 Enlisted in Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 07 November 1862. Mustered out Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 28 July 1863 in Harrisburg, PA
SOLDIER: Pension Mordecai A. Almoney Pvt Co K166 Regt filed Mar 15 1889
ALMONY, Mordecai Volume: 03 Page Number: 451 Reference: History of York co., Pa. By John Gibson. Chicago. 1886. (772, 207p.):196 Listed as Private from PA. Found in p. 196
SOLDIER: Mordecai A. Almony was the E Company Commander at the first muster for the 7th Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 1st military District, Maryland National Guard on 28 AUG 1867. The muster roll shows him to be (41)? years of age, with brown hair, fair complexion, standing 5'-6" tall. (5th Regiment Armory Records)
Capt. Mordecai A. Almoney served in MD National Guard 7th Regiment Company E
Classified Ad 11 -- No Title. (1867, November 4). The Sun (1837-1985),3.
Capt. M.A. Almony 7th Regt M.N.G.
Margaret Cameron suspected that Mordecai is the son of Benjamin Almony and Ruth Sutton. Ruth's brother was also Mordecai Sutton. She believed that two Almonys- Mordecai (named on marriages and later censuses and obit and death cert) and Azariah (named on a tombstone for son and in 1850 census) was one person but I show they are not the same son.
His daughter Laura's death cert says her father's middle name is Amos.
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almony m. Mary E. Warner dau of William A. Warner on Dec. 29, 1853 Baltimore Sun Dec. 31, 1853 p. 2
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almoney and Mary E. Warner Marriage license dated Dec. 27, 1853 by Reily p. 2 Baltimore Marriage Licenses Book 1851-1865. Named spelled wrong.
CENSUS: 1850 can't find.
CENSUS: 1860
Mortica Almony 30 male carpenter born MD
Mary 23 born MD
Sarah 6 born MD
Laura 3 born MD
Charles Wilhelm 33 born PA
1860; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 6, Baltimore, Maryland; Roll M653_460; Page: 487; Image: 490.
CENSUS: 1870
Mordecai Almoney 46 born MD
Mary E Almoney 30 born MD
Sarah E Almoney 14 born MD
Laura V Almoney 11 born MD
William F Almoney 10 born MD
Mary Almoney 4 born PA
Charles Almoney 1 born MD
1870; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 8, Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland; Roll M593_575; Page: 225; Image: 38
CENSUS: 1880 Baltimore City
Mordecai Almony 50, Mary 46, Sarah E 26, William F 20, Lillie 5. 5-48, 34-32.
CENSUS: 1900 Baltimore City.
Mordicae Almoney 75 born Apr 1825 m 48y born MD parents born England (sic)
Mary E Almoney 65 born Feb 1835 m 48y 19 children 3 living born MD
Sarah Eliz Almoney 45 born Nov 1854 single born MD dau.
Laura VA Almoney 41 born Nov 1858 m 18y 0 chil dau born MD
Geo A Kellinger 48 son in law born Jan 1853 m18y born NC parents born NC
Lilian W Almoney 24 born May 1876 single MD dau
George A Almoney 11 grandson born May 1889 single born AL
1900; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 15, Baltimore City (Independent City), Maryland; Roll T623_614; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 195.
DEATH: Mordecai A. Almony d. Oct. 2, 1902 at 528 Lawrence St., father American and mother American, 72y, white, #B-51977 undertaker George J. Smith.
TOMBSTONE: Buried in Loudon Park Cem. in Section R, Lot 173 W 1/2. Mordecai A. Almony died Oct. 2, 1902 age 72
OBITUARY: Mr. Mordecai A. Almony. The funeral of Mr. Mordecai A. Almony took place at 2 o'clock yesterday from his late home, 528 Laurens street. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Hugh Johnston, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Almony was a member for many years. The assistant clergyman was Rev. Frank T. Benson, pastor of St. John's Indepedent Methodist Church, Madison avenue and Laurens street. The pall bearers were City Councilman James B. Guyton, Deputy Jail Warden John McGrath, Richard Anderson, Fran E. Bates and Messrs. Shirk and McPherson, members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment was in Loudon Park Cemetery. The floral designs sent as tokens of esteem by friends were many and attractive. Among them was a handsome wreath from Mr. James B. Guyton. Others who sent floral tributes and were present at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. William Rosier, Mrs. Henry Meisner, F.E. Bates, Charles L. Hehl, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Therle, Mrs. Jesse S. Sinns and Mrs. John Matthews. Among the many others present were Mr. and Mrs. William Almony, of Springfield, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sterner, of York, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wareheim, Miss Nannie Almony, Mr. Harry Almony, J. Elmer McCoy, Mrs. John McGrath, and George Albert Almony, the 13-year-old son of the late William F. Almony, and grandson of the deceased. Mr. Almony leaves a widow and three children - Mrs. George A. Killinger, Miss Sarah E. Almony and Miss Lillian W. Almony. Mr. Almony was of English ancestry, but was born near Whitehall, Baltimore county, Md. He was 72 years of age, and had lived in Baltimore sixty-two years. Until two years ago, and for twenty-seven years, he was employed at Druid Hill Park as a carpenter, and was a personal friend of Captain Cassell, for thirty-five years superintendent. He was for many years an active member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the old Lady Grays, the crack military company of Baltimore years ago. At the time of his death, Mr. Almony was a member of the order of Heptasophs. He was held in great esteem by a large number of the citizens of Baltimore.
Several Obituaries in the Baltimore Sun Oct. 3-4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 6
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 4, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 5, 1902. p. 4
Tombstone: Mordecai A. Almoney April 22, 1830-Oct. 2, 1902
Cemetery records show Mordecai A. Almoney buried lot 173 W1/2 Section R 72y, date of permit Oct. 3, 1902.
Mordecai Almony ,
Enlistment Date: 07 November 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Unit Numbers: 2159 2159
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 07 November 1862 Enlisted in Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 07 November 1862. Mustered out Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 28 July 1863 in Harrisburg, PA
SOLDIER: Pension Mordecai A. Almoney Pvt Co K166 Regt filed Mar 15 1889
ALMONY, Mordecai Volume: 03 Page Number: 451 Reference: History of York co., Pa. By John Gibson. Chicago. 1886. (772, 207p.):196 Listed as Private from PA. Found in p. 196
SOLDIER: Mordecai A. Almony was the E Company Commander at the first muster for the 7th Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 1st military District, Maryland National Guard on 28 AUG 1867. The muster roll shows him to be (41)? years of age, with brown hair, fair complexion, standing 5'-6" tall. (5th Regiment Armory Records)
Capt. Mordecai A. Almoney served in MD National Guard 7th Regiment Company E
Classified Ad 11 -- No Title. (1867, November 4). The Sun (1837-1985),3.
Capt. M.A. Almony 7th Regt M.N.G.
They had 19 children per the 1900 census with 13 living. I am missing 9 children then and there is gaps in the birth years of several of the children in the 1850s and 1860s which could be explained by early deaths.
Margaret Cameron suspected that Mordecai is the son of Benjamin Almony and Ruth Sutton. Ruth's brother was also Mordecai Sutton. She believed that two Almonys- Mordecai (named on marriages and later censuses and obit and death cert) and Azariah (named on a tombstone for son and in 1850 census) was one person but I show they are not the same son.
His daughter Laura's death cert says her father's middle name is Amos.
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almony m. Mary E. Warner dau of William A. Warner on Dec. 29, 1853 Baltimore Sun Dec. 31, 1853 p. 2
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almoney and Mary E. Warner Marriage license dated Dec. 27, 1853 by Reily p. 2 Baltimore Marriage Licenses Book 1851-1865. Named spelled wrong.
CENSUS: 1850 can't find.
CENSUS: 1860
Mortica Almony 30 male carpenter born MD
Mary 23 born MD
Sarah 6 born MD
Laura 3 born MD
Charles Wilhelm 33 born PA
1860; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 6, Baltimore, Maryland; Roll M653_460; Page: 487; Image: 490.
CENSUS: 1870
Mordecai Almoney 46 born MD
Mary E Almoney 30 born MD
Sarah E Almoney 14 born MD
Laura V Almoney 11 born MD
William F Almoney 10 born MD
Mary Almoney 4 born PA
Charles Almoney 1 born MD
1870; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 8, Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland; Roll M593_575; Page: 225; Image: 38
CENSUS: 1880 Baltimore City
Mordecai Almony 50, Mary 46, Sarah E 26, William F 20, Lillie 5. 5-48, 34-32.
CENSUS: 1900 Baltimore City.
Mordicae Almoney 75 born Apr 1825 m 48y born MD parents born England (sic)
Mary E Almoney 65 born Feb 1835 m 48y 19 children 3 living born MD
Sarah Eliz Almoney 45 born Nov 1854 single born MD dau.
Laura VA Almoney 41 born Nov 1858 m 18y 0 chil dau born MD
Geo A Kellinger 48 son in law born Jan 1853 m18y born NC parents born NC
Lilian W Almoney 24 born May 1876 single MD dau
George A Almoney 11 grandson born May 1889 single born AL
1900; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 15, Baltimore City (Independent City), Maryland; Roll T623_614; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 195.
DEATH: Mordecai A. Almony d. Oct. 2, 1902 at 528 Lawrence St., father American and mother American, 72y, white, #B-51977 undertaker George J. Smith.
TOMBSTONE: Buried in Loudon Park Cem. in Section R, Lot 173 W 1/2. Mordecai A. Almony died Oct. 2, 1902 age 72
OBITUARY: Mr. Mordecai A. Almony. The funeral of Mr. Mordecai A. Almony took place at 2 o'clock yesterday from his late home, 528 Laurens street. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Hugh Johnston, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Almony was a member for many years. The assistant clergyman was Rev. Frank T. Benson, pastor of St. John's Indepedent Methodist Church, Madison avenue and Laurens street. The pall bearers were City Councilman James B. Guyton, Deputy Jail Warden John McGrath, Richard Anderson, Fran E. Bates and Messrs. Shirk and McPherson, members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment was in Loudon Park Cemetery. The floral designs sent as tokens of esteem by friends were many and attractive. Among them was a handsome wreath from Mr. James B. Guyton. Others who sent floral tributes and were present at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. William Rosier, Mrs. Henry Meisner, F.E. Bates, Charles L. Hehl, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Therle, Mrs. Jesse S. Sinns and Mrs. John Matthews. Among the many others present were Mr. and Mrs. William Almony, of Springfield, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sterner, of York, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wareheim, Miss Nannie Almony, Mr. Harry Almony, J. Elmer McCoy, Mrs. John McGrath, and George Albert Almony, the 13-year-old son of the late William F. Almony, and grandson of the deceased. Mr. Almony leaves a widow and three children - Mrs. George A. Killinger, Miss Sarah E. Almony and Miss Lillian W. Almony. Mr. Almony was of English ancestry, but was born near Whitehall, Baltimore county, Md. He was 72 years of age, and had lived in Baltimore sixty-two years. Until two years ago, and for twenty-seven years, he was employed at Druid Hill Park as a carpenter, and was a personal friend of Captain Cassell, for thirty-five years superintendent. He was for many years an active member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the old Lady Grays, the crack military company of Baltimore years ago. At the time of his death, Mr. Almony was a member of the order of Heptasophs. He was held in great esteem by a large number of the citizens of Baltimore.
Several Obituaries in the Baltimore Sun Oct. 3-4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 6
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 4, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 5, 1902. p. 4
Tombstone: Mordecai A. Almoney April 22, 1830-Oct. 2, 1902
Cemetery records show Mordecai A. Almoney buried lot 173 W1/2 Section R 72y, date of permit Oct. 3, 1902.
Mordecai Almony ,
Enlistment Date: 07 November 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Unit Numbers: 2159 2159
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 07 November 1862 Enlisted in Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 07 November 1862. Mustered out Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 28 July 1863 in Harrisburg, PA
SOLDIER: Pension Mordecai A. Almoney Pvt Co K166 Regt filed Mar 15 1889
ALMONY, Mordecai Volume: 03 Page Number: 451 Reference: History of York co., Pa. By John Gibson. Chicago. 1886. (772, 207p.):196 Listed as Private from PA. Found in p. 196
SOLDIER: Mordecai A. Almony was the E Company Commander at the first muster for the 7th Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 1st military District, Maryland National Guard on 28 AUG 1867. The muster roll shows him to be (41)? years of age, with brown hair, fair complexion, standing 5'-6" tall. (5th Regiment Armory Records)
Capt. Mordecai A. Almoney served in MD National Guard 7th Regiment Company E
Classified Ad 11 -- No Title. (1867, November 4). The Sun (1837-1985),3.
Capt. M.A. Almony 7th Regt M.N.G.
Margaret Cameron suspected that Mordecai is the son of Benjamin Almony and Ruth Sutton. Ruth's brother was also Mordecai Sutton. She believed that two Almonys- Mordecai (named on marriages and later censuses and obit and death cert) and Azariah (named on a tombstone for son and in 1850 census) was one person but I show they are not the same son.
His daughter Laura's death cert says her father's middle name is Amos.
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almony m. Mary E. Warner dau of William A. Warner on Dec. 29, 1853 Baltimore Sun Dec. 31, 1853 p. 2
MARRIAGE: Mordecai Almoney and Mary E. Warner Marriage license dated Dec. 27, 1853 by Reily p. 2 Baltimore Marriage Licenses Book 1851-1865. Named spelled wrong.
CENSUS: 1850 can't find.
CENSUS: 1860
Mortica Almony 30 male carpenter born MD
Mary 23 born MD
Sarah 6 born MD
Laura 3 born MD
Charles Wilhelm 33 born PA
1860; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 6, Baltimore, Maryland; Roll M653_460; Page: 487; Image: 490.
CENSUS: 1870
Mordecai Almoney 46 born MD
Mary E Almoney 30 born MD
Sarah E Almoney 14 born MD
Laura V Almoney 11 born MD
William F Almoney 10 born MD
Mary Almoney 4 born PA
Charles Almoney 1 born MD
1870; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 8, Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland; Roll M593_575; Page: 225; Image: 38
CENSUS: 1880 Baltimore City
Mordecai Almony 50, Mary 46, Sarah E 26, William F 20, Lillie 5. 5-48, 34-32.
CENSUS: 1900 Baltimore City.
Mordicae Almoney 75 born Apr 1825 m 48y born MD parents born England (sic)
Mary E Almoney 65 born Feb 1835 m 48y 19 children 3 living born MD
Sarah Eliz Almoney 45 born Nov 1854 single born MD dau.
Laura VA Almoney 41 born Nov 1858 m 18y 0 chil dau born MD
Geo A Kellinger 48 son in law born Jan 1853 m18y born NC parents born NC
Lilian W Almoney 24 born May 1876 single MD dau
George A Almoney 11 grandson born May 1889 single born AL
1900; Census Place: Baltimore Ward 15, Baltimore City (Independent City), Maryland; Roll T623_614; Page: 7B; Enumeration District: 195.
DEATH: Mordecai A. Almony d. Oct. 2, 1902 at 528 Lawrence St., father American and mother American, 72y, white, #B-51977 undertaker George J. Smith.
TOMBSTONE: Buried in Loudon Park Cem. in Section R, Lot 173 W 1/2. Mordecai A. Almony died Oct. 2, 1902 age 72
OBITUARY: Mr. Mordecai A. Almony. The funeral of Mr. Mordecai A. Almony took place at 2 o'clock yesterday from his late home, 528 Laurens street. Services were conducted by Rev. Dr. Hugh Johnston, pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church, of which Mr. Almony was a member for many years. The assistant clergyman was Rev. Frank T. Benson, pastor of St. John's Indepedent Methodist Church, Madison avenue and Laurens street. The pall bearers were City Councilman James B. Guyton, Deputy Jail Warden John McGrath, Richard Anderson, Fran E. Bates and Messrs. Shirk and McPherson, members of the First Methodist Episcopal Church. Interment was in Loudon Park Cemetery. The floral designs sent as tokens of esteem by friends were many and attractive. Among them was a handsome wreath from Mr. James B. Guyton. Others who sent floral tributes and were present at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. William Rosier, Mrs. Henry Meisner, F.E. Bates, Charles L. Hehl, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Therle, Mrs. Jesse S. Sinns and Mrs. John Matthews. Among the many others present were Mr. and Mrs. William Almony, of Springfield, O.; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sterner, of York, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wareheim, Miss Nannie Almony, Mr. Harry Almony, J. Elmer McCoy, Mrs. John McGrath, and George Albert Almony, the 13-year-old son of the late William F. Almony, and grandson of the deceased. Mr. Almony leaves a widow and three children - Mrs. George A. Killinger, Miss Sarah E. Almony and Miss Lillian W. Almony. Mr. Almony was of English ancestry, but was born near Whitehall, Baltimore county, Md. He was 72 years of age, and had lived in Baltimore sixty-two years. Until two years ago, and for twenty-seven years, he was employed at Druid Hill Park as a carpenter, and was a personal friend of Captain Cassell, for thirty-five years superintendent. He was for many years an active member of the Grand Army of the Republic and of the old Lady Grays, the crack military company of Baltimore years ago. At the time of his death, Mr. Almony was a member of the order of Heptasophs. He was held in great esteem by a large number of the citizens of Baltimore.
Several Obituaries in the Baltimore Sun Oct. 3-4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 3, 1902. p. 6
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 4, 1902. p. 4
The Sun (1837-1985). Baltimore, Md.: Oct 5, 1902. p. 4
Tombstone: Mordecai A. Almoney April 22, 1830-Oct. 2, 1902
Cemetery records show Mordecai A. Almoney buried lot 173 W1/2 Section R 72y, date of permit Oct. 3, 1902.
Mordecai Almony ,
Enlistment Date: 07 November 1862
Distinguished Service: DISTINGUISHED SERVICE
Side Served: Union
State Served: Pennsylvania
Unit Numbers: 2159 2159
Service Record: Enlisted as a Private on 07 November 1862 Enlisted in Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 07 November 1862. Mustered out Company K, 166th Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania on 28 July 1863 in Harrisburg, PA
SOLDIER: Pension Mordecai A. Almoney Pvt Co K166 Regt filed Mar 15 1889
ALMONY, Mordecai Volume: 03 Page Number: 451 Reference: History of York co., Pa. By John Gibson. Chicago. 1886. (772, 207p.):196 Listed as Private from PA. Found in p. 196
SOLDIER: Mordecai A. Almony was the E Company Commander at the first muster for the 7th Regiment, 2nd Brigade, 1st Division, 1st military District, Maryland National Guard on 28 AUG 1867. The muster roll shows him to be (41)? years of age, with brown hair, fair complexion, standing 5'-6" tall. (5th Regiment Armory Records)
Capt. Mordecai A. Almoney served in MD National Guard 7th Regiment Company E
Classified Ad 11 -- No Title. (1867, November 4). The Sun (1837-1985),3.
Capt. M.A. Almony 7th Regt M.N.G.
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