Malcom Baylor Washington

Malcom Baylor[4228] Washington Y Photo: Have original photo sent by correspondent. Scan and return.[4229] “The photo is inscribed on verso ‘Lone Star Studio, Galveston, Texas’.” [Verify] On the photo, the design on the buckles is visible: they are Texas star buckles. They wore uniforms borrowed in Texas to pose for the photo.[4230] Born: August 1837 at Buckland Hall, Prince William County.[4231] About 1838.[4232] Married: Frances W. Hunton ( –6 December 1920) in 1868.[4233] Died: 6 December 1920, age 82 years. Buried Greenwich Presbyterian Church Cemetery, Greenwich.[4234] Obituary: Children: Parents and Siblings: Temple Mason Washington and Georgiana Baylor.[4235] Courtenay, Malcom and Mason were brothers.[4236] They had one sister; she died at age 17 and is buried in Warrenton Cemetery. Temple and Georgiana had only these four children.[4237] Georgiana L. Baylor and Temple Mason Washington.[4238] Other Family: Stories, Letters & Biographies: CSR: Not listed in source used for Compiled Service Records. Additional Information: After Malcom married, he moved to Greenwich. Courtenay stayed in Galveston. Malcom went to Galveston; Mason went and returned to Tidewater. Malcom came back to Greenwich and bought a place, which was still standing 6–8 years ago. Malcom – From the Broad Run area, take the road that runs south to Vint Hill. That road passes all of the fencing of Buckland. Within eight years [of when?—moving back to Greenwich?], [Malcom’s?] Mrs. died.[4239] Malcom lived at Greenwich, right behind Buckland Farms. His wife came from one of the other two houses that community.[4240] Interviewee kept up with Malcom’s wife. He called her 10–15 years ago in Galveston. [4241] [NOTE:I thought Courtenay’s wife was in Galveston. Ask about this.]