Malcolm Gruner and Jessie Rosalie Mullally were a married couple based in Montreal, Quebec. Malcolm was an engineer who came to Canada from England in the 1920s, while Jessie was a member of the Irish-Canadian Mullally family of Montreal.
They married on 10 September 1930 and had seven children:
The family lived primarily in Montreal and was closely connected to education, medicine, engineering, and the Roman Catholic community.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Husband | Malcolm Gruner |
| Wife | Jessie Rosalie Mullally |
| Marriage | 10 September 1930 |
| Marriage place | Montreal, Quebec |
| Children | 7 |
| Primary residence | Montreal, Quebec |
| Family branch | 1.1 |
| Parents of Malcolm | 2.1 — Oskar Gruner & Alice Nightingale |
| Parents of Jessie | 2.2 — Emmett Mullaly & Mary Etta Mullaly |
Malcolm moved to Montreal in the 1920s and worked as an engineer. Through his family's earlier connections in Montreal, he became connected with the Mullally family and later married Jessie.
The couple raised their seven children in Montreal. Family accounts describe a household that placed strong emphasis on education, religion, music, and professional achievement.
For more detailed biographies and family history, see the linked pages below.
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