**2. Enoch Malbon born September 15, 1721 in Brereton, Cheshire, England
***3. Moses Malbone He was a farmer. He was christened at Coppenhall Oct 26, 1746. He was married to Mary Stubbs on April 6, 1774 at Wybunbury. He married Sarah in about 1802. He was baptised at St. Mary's Astbury, Cogleton (church records)
****4. Jane Malbone married George Pilsbury on April 15, 1809.
****4. Aaron Malbone He was christened on November 22, 1790 at St. Mary's Astbury. He married Mary Lowe on June 18, 1805.
****4. Anne Malbone died January 27, 1803 and buried at St. Mary's Astbury, Congleton (church records)
***3. Samuel Malbone He was christened at Astbury on Oct 23, 1757 was born 1757 and christened at Astbury on October 23, 1757
****4. Enoch Malbone was born and christened in Astbury in 1784
****3. Charlotte Malbone was born in 1804 in Acumlow, Congleton. She was baptised at St. Mary's Astbury, Congleton (church records). She was married in Astbury Parish Church, Congleton. Her husband George Jolley was the sone of William and Mary (Shepley) Jolley.
*****4. Thomas Jolley on October 1900 in Macclesfield Union Workhouse. He is burried at Christ Church, Eaton Village. He married Elizabeth Gallimore on August 10, 1845 in the Parish Church, Biddulph Parish, Staffs. She was a silk worker. She was the daughter of john Gallimore.
*****5. Mary Ann Jolley was a silk worker. She is burried at Christ Church in Eaton Village. Shehad married Arthur Smith who worked as a silk weaver.
*****5. Harriet Jolley worked as a silk winder She was married to John Foden who worked as an agricultural labourer.
*****5. Emily Jolley worked as a fustian cutter. She was baptised at St. James Church, Congleton. Her husband, George Faram worked as a fustian cutter. Emily was 18 when she married and George was 19 years old.
****4: James Jolley met Elizabeth Colclough on July 21, 1861 in St. James Parish Church, Congleton. James was a silk worker.
*****5. Charlotte Jolley died of acute bronchitis
*********9. Beatrice Wilkins born 1903, daughter of Jerome and Bertha Wilkins. After Jerome and Bertha's separations, Bertha married Charles Malbone. Beatrice (Wilkins) Coloney never was a Malbone or considered herself a Malbone. When Beatrice was 14, her mother died at the age of 32. This left Beatrice to raise her siblings while her stepfather, Charles, worked to support them. Beatrice went to live with her maternal grandfather taking her youngest brother, Edward, with her. Her maternal grandfather's second wife was Charles Malbone's sister. This helped maintain a connection with the Malbone family
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