Hello, and welcome to the Miller-Malcom Family Tree Website.  My name is Marla Hembree. I am the daughter of Lee Merle Miller and Maybelle Warren Malcom Miller.  I created this website in order to share our family's history with all those who are members of the tree whether they be branches, twigs or leaves.  The tree has become a great labor to me and I have found out that nothing is permanent and life is always changing.  Families grow, members are born and members are lost. New discoveries are found.  So, the information on this website will be constantly changing, sometimes on a weekly basis. The photo here was taken in the summer of 2004.  If you should have any historical information or photographs you would like to share within these pages, including corrections, please contact me at miller.malcom.ft@gmail.com.

I want to dedicate this page to all those relatives who have helped me discover information about our common roots.  I believe it is important for all of us to know where we came from and how we are shaped into the peculiar individuals we exist as today.    

             My special gratitude goes to the following persons:

Guinivere Ellen Eckert Barcelou, my first cousin.

She is the daughter of my mother's older sister, Murriel Delight Malcom Eckert and resides with her husband Charles Barcelou in Moville, Iowa.  She has given me access to all of her photos, family letters, histories and shared many a story from the " old days".  She has made countless phone calls and visits to relatives who are close and far away.  I couldn't have started this venture without her.  This photo was taken at her home in 2004.

Donna Meszaros 

Donna and I share the same great-great grandparents, Horatio Malcom and Lucina May Streeter Malcom. Donna has spent many years researching our Malcom heritage and is an accomplished and respected Genealogist.  She is he author and editor of the Malcom Family Newsletter (1987-1994).  I owe much to her for her help and generosity in sharing so many historic family photos and  documents.  She and her husband Steve, live in Phoenix, Arizona. 

             Norma Jeanne Hensler Bishop, another first cousin

Norma is the daughter of my mother's eldest sister, Fanny Maud Malcom Hensler.  My sisters and I always looked forward to a visit from "Aunt Fan" because she was an adventuresome spirit and always had a good story to tell.  Norma and I have become reacquainted after many years because we both like the adventure and discovery of our own family genealogy. She has contributed many historical family tidbits and documents that were written by her mother and our grandfather, George William "Billy" Malcom.  Norma and her husband, Ralph live in Atlanta, Georgia.

     Amy Suzanne Humphreys

Amy is a new found relative and I ran across her name on the internet in 2004 and we have be in communication by email since.  She and I share the same Humphreys' ancestors.  I am the great granddaughter of Joshua H. Humphreys and Emma Althea Lake Humphreys.  She is their great-great granddaughter. We share a common delight in discovering our Humphreys' heritage and she has been generous in sharing photos, documents and letters from her side of the family.  She is pictured here in August 2005 when she and her husband Keith and their son, Ethan, met with us over brunch while we were vacationing in Loveland, Colorado.  They live in Louisville, Colorado.

        Barbara Miller Hervey and Patricia (Pat) Miller Thomason (L-R).

My sisters.  Both have been patient and helpful in listening to me while I try to explain complicated relationships in our ancestry and helping me identify persons in old photos of unidentified relatives.  Barb, a widow. lives in Mc Allen, Texas.  Pat lives in Houston, Texas with her husband Braxton Thomason. This photo was taken upon the occasion of Barbara's 70th birthday party and family reunion in 2003.