Individual Details

Malcolm is found in the Southampton 1861 census, farming at Temperance Vale in close association with Gardner Corey. On later census returns for Temperance Vale there is no reference to Malcolm or his family. He is believed to have settled a few miles north of Temperence Vale on the Nackawic River, in an area known as Bear Island.

He is said to have left his wife and family about 1875, and removed to Bangor ME, where he remarried.

Bessie Ryan was of Cork County in Ireland. She remarried in Bear Island after 1875, left with a large and young family. She m (2) Hugh Mooers, and had six more children, for a grand total of thirteen.

The family of Coreys that Malcolm left behind remained in the Bear Island area, and many descendanta are still to be found there today.

References: Stanley Corey; Christina Corey-LeMoine. [Corey Book]

Birth	1842	New Canaan, Brunswick Parish, Queens County, New Brunswick
Marriage	Aft 1864	BESSIE MAY RYAN

Spouse	BESSIE MAY RYAN (1846 - )
Child	ALEXANDER COREY (1865 - 1925)
Child	JOSEPHINE COREY (1865 - )
Child	WILLIAM A. COREY (1867 - )
Child	MARGARET COREY (1871 - )
Child	JAMES EVERETT COREY (1873 - 1912)
Child	FRANK COREY (1874 - )
Child	CHARLES HENRY COREY (1874 - 1963)

Father	WILLIAM COREY (1801 - 1850)
Mother	ELIZABETH MACDONALD (1801 - 1867)
Sibling	DONALD COREY (1822 - )
Sibling	GARDNER COREY (1825 - 1901)
Sibling	JAMES COREY (1826 - 1901)
Sibling	THOMAS D. COREY (1831 - 1901)
Sibling	ISRAEL COREY (1832 - )
Sibling	DELILAH COREY (1833 - )
Sibling	WILLIAM ALLEN COREY (1837 - 1882)
Sibling	ALEXANDER COREY (1840 - )
Sibling	JANET M. COREY (1841 - )