This has been an extremely difficult search. He did a good Job of covering his tracks. The breakthrough came with the discovery of a "pioneers of Mckeesport" biography of his brother John H. Malloy, who owned three breweries. He was the only relative mentioned in Matthew's obituary. Through this connection the whole family was found, although it took a lot of searching. Interestingly, no male heir carries the name Malloy. 1870 Census PA WestmorelandCounty Sewickley Township page 632 line28 Patrick, age 12 siblings John, Daniel, Frank, Sarah Parents Patrick Maloy and Mary Cunningham 1880 Census Not shown in this family, was 22, apparently changed his name to Matthew. Family history says he joined Masons, family disowned him. Had another brother James, b.1870 A note concerning his death was found in Matthew's effects. 1885 Territorial Census Nebraska,Matthew Malloy white male, single Lawyer, PA< PA< PA Thatch Precinct, Long Pine Village, Brown Co., Ne. 8 Jun 1885 page 9, line 34 ED44a Roll 31/8 #352 Married 1891, Nebraska 1900 Census (Were in WN by 1893) Waterville, Washington M. B. Malloy 42 PA Ida G. Malloy 41 PA Frank B. Malloy 6 WN Alice Malloy 3 WN 1920 Census Matthew and Ida Malloy both 61, and Frank, 26, Waterville, Douglas Co., WA. In the 1900 Census for Pennsylvania, Pittsburg, found the following; Brother John H, Malloy, wife Elizabeth both b. Ohio, living in Mckeesport on Locust Steet V 22 ED 434 Sh 11, line 46. John was 38. ie b 1862. Other census records and obituaries from Mckeesport were used to locate the rest of the family. Four brothers, descendants, of Matthew's father Patrick through his daughter Sarah Malloy Fury, died in Mckeesport PA, Frank ??, Clarence 1977, James 1977, and Daniel Fury 1985. Three other descendants through Matthew's brother John H, Malloy, died in St Petersburg, FL. They were brothers John, William, and Guy Jamison, in 1970, 1983, and 1995 respectively.