Submitted by "Richard C. Fletcher" <custis@hypercon.com>
THOMAS MALLORY
* B 27 Aug 1605, Davenham, Cheshire
* m 1) Jane ___, (d 12 Feb 1638)
* m 2) Frances ___
* matriculated (admitted to) New College, Oxford, 15 Oct 1624, Bachelor
of
Arts 7 May 1628, MA 17 Jan 1631/2
* 1632 - rector of Easington, Oxford
* 1634 - got living of Northenden, Cheshire
* Royalist in Civil War, captured at Wythenshaw 1643; had livings
sequestered
* May 1660 - petitioned for return of properties, which was granted in June;
had both Northenden, and Eccleston, Lancashire
* Doctor of Divinity 1 Dec 1660, Canon of Chester
* d 1671, at Brindle, near Eccleston; buried at Eccleston 8 Sep; will dated
10 Jul, recorded 21 Nov 1671
Children:
[All with first wife?]
I. Thomas, b c 1636, living 1676, ?in Prince George County, Virginia
A. Francis, Sheriff of Prince George 1705, d 1719
II. Roger
III. John, drugster, living in London 1661
A. John, London merchant, d 5 Dec 1752
B. William, went to Virginia
C. Elizabeth
D. Roger
E. Charles
F. Thomas
IV. Mary, m ___ Ford
V. Jane, m ___ Stamp
VI. Susanna
ROGER MALLORY
* b c 1636
* m ___
* 5 May 1658 - witness at York County court from 'Kiquotan' (with Uncle
Phil at Kiskiack)
* 24 Jul 1660 - granted 750 acres, York County, "for use of Mr Philip
Mallory
* 1660 - grant of 2550 acres
* 10 Mar 1661/2 - granted 400 acres, York County
* had lands at Pamunkey leases in King William County (then New Kent),
at June 1699 consisted of: 2,000 acres held by three of his sons, 260 acres
that had been sold to Thomas Husbands, 500 acres sold to Thomas
Hancock, and two or three hundred acres sold to William Bates
* 1680, 1690, Justice, New Kent County
* 1680, 1681 - Captain of militia, per York Co. records; and in Elizabeth
City entry, 1693
* Oct 1680 - Capt. Roger Mallory, acted as attorney at York court
* 30 Apr 1688 - patented 2,514 acres in St. John Parish, New Kent - south
side of the Mattaponi - a repatent of that of 1660
* 1693 - Justice, King and Queen County (or son?)
* living 1693, daughter-in-law's power of attorney
* d by Jun 1699
Children:
I. William
II. Roger, m Mary Holderby by 1700, held patent land in King William, 1699
A. Elizabeth, m George Southerland, d c 1720
1. Elizabeth Southerland, m John Lewis
B. Mary, m Henry Avera of Prince George Co., living 1760
C. Susanna, never married, d c 1742
D. John, m ___ Robinson, d c 1740
1. Roger
2. John, d c 1757
E. Florasabella, never married, d c 1757
F. Roger, d by 1760
G. William, living 1760
H. Uriel (? if son of 'F. Roger)
III. Thomas, m Elizabeth Higason, held patent land in KWC, 1699, d c 1750
A. Thomas,
B. Philip, living 1760, King William County
C. Henry Higgason, m Sarah ___
1. Zachariah
2. Joel
3. Jane, m Griffith Dickinson
a. Henry Dickinson
4. Elizabeth, m Henry Blunt
5. Sarah, living, unmarried, 1760
D. Elizabeth, m William Dickinson
E. John, living 1760, Orange County
IV. Charles, m Barbara Broche, c 1710
A. Charles, living King William Co. 1760
1. James
2. Lucy
V. John, b in King and Queen County, went to England c 1700
VI. Elizabeth, m Martin Palmer
A. Martin Palmer, d c 1720
B. Roger Palmer, d c 1758, will KWC
C. Thomas Palmer, m Mary ___, d c 1754, will KWC
D. Charles Palmer, d c 1756, will KWC
E. Jeffrey Palmer, d c 1720
1. Mourning Palmer, m Thomas Leigh of K&Q
F.Elizabeth Palmer, m 1) ___ Butler, 2) Robert Chandler
G. Lucy Palmer, m James Powers, living King William Co. 1760
VII. Jane, m John Quarles of King and Queen County
A. James Quarles, living K&Q 1760
B. Aaron Quarles
C. Roger Quarles
D. Moses Quarles, d c 1730
E. John Quarles, d c 1730
WILLIAM MALLORY
* probably born in Virginia
* m Anne Wythe, by 1693
* 1680 - purchased land in Elizabeth City County
* 1687 - patented 3,740 acres in New Kent County (now King William)
* 1688 - creditor of ___'s estate
* 1689 - under sheriff of Elizabeth City County
* 1693 - Anne names her father-in-law her attorney for business in NKENT
* 1695 - EC county surveyor
* 1697 - again under sheriff of Elizabeth City; Wm White threatened "to
beat and knock on the head"
* 1698 - certificate for 200 acres
* 1704 Quitrent, 200 acres ECC
* 2 May 1706 - patented 274 acres "in a branch which falls into the
Old
Poquoson River"
* lived next to Thomas Wythe (ie., at present day NASA facility)
* d 1720, will dated 17 Aug 1719, proved 15 Feb 1720/1
Children:
I. Francis
II. William, b after 1702, m Mary ___; as "planter of Elizabeth City
County"
he bought 338 acres in Charles Parish, York County 18 Dec 1749;
d c 1755
A. Ephraim
B. William, m Jane ___, lived in Elizabeth City County
1. Mary, b 2 Sep 176_, recorded Charles Parish
2. William Stith, b 10 May 177_, recorded Charles Parish
III. Mary, dsp unmarried before 1743
IV. Ann, m ___, d before 1740
A. Elizabeth ___, m William Ferguson
FRANCIS MALLORY
* m Ann Johnson, 1719, who had m 1) Edward Myhill (d1718), left him in
1715 and went to live on Francis's property
* 1716 - charged, along with Ann, with adultery, in 1717 plead not guilty
* 17 Jun 1719 began contesting Myhill's will, in September filed suit in
Chancery
* 20 Jul 1720, suit was dismissed
* later filed appeal with the General Court, which in Oct 1735 ruled that
their son Johnson was a bastard
And yet…..
* 21 Jul 1720 Sheriff of Elizabeth City County
* 1738 - churchwarden
…which I suppose proves that hypocrites are not a modern phenomenon
* held lands in King William reclaimed by the local Indian tribe
* d 1744, will dated 7 Jan 1742, proved 18 Jul 1744, mentions cousin
Elizabeth Read
Child:
I. Johnson
JOHNSON MALLORY
* b 1718, before 18 Oct (date of Myhill's will)
* his parents called him 'Johnson Myhill' up until the loss of the General
Court appeal, to keep up the pretense; thereafter he used Mallory
* m Diana Tabb, by 1741
* 14 Mar 1740/1 - bought 100 acres on Old Poquoson River in York Co.
* had lands at Back River and in Warwick County (which went to Francis),
and at Harris Creek and in "York County and Charles Parish"
* d 1762, will dated 9 May 1760, proved 5 May 1762
Children:
I. Margaret, probably m James Goodwin
II. Mary
III. Ann, b 1742 or earlier, m ___ King by 1760
IV. Francis, b after 1739, m 1) 2)
and 3) Mary King; Lt. Col of militia, subject of controversy for
violation of parole, and purposefully killed in a skirmish with the
British 8 Mar 1781
A. Diana, m George Wray
B. Elizabeth King
C. Mary King
D. Charles King
V. Edward
EDWARD MALLORY
* b after 1739; underage in father's will
* m 1) Euphan ___, by 30 Sep 1766
* m 2) Rachel Goodwin
* 1762 - inherited his father's land at Harris Creek in ECC, and that in
Charles Parish
* 1766 - sold the land in Charles Parish
* militia captain; worked to get brother Francis released by British
* 1782 Tithables - 9 free, 8 slaves
* 1782 - named executor in mother's will
* Elizabeth City County Land Rolls
1782, '83 and '84 - 500 acres
1785 - inherited 150 acres from mother
1788 - the two parcels, 500 and 150 acres
* 1789 - Alienations:
Mallory Edward dec'd to
Rachael Mallory 250 ac
Johnson " 250 ac
Francis " 150 ac
* 1784 - living at Tabb's Point (?on Back River at North West Branch?)
* d 1789, will dated 10 Apr, proved 23 Sep
Children:
I. Johnson
II. James Goodwin
III. William
IV. Elizabeth Tabb, b 1 Jan and B 30 Apr 1769, Charles Parish (parents
of Elizabeth City), m ___ Wallace by 1789
V. Francis
JOHNSON MALLORY
* b probably c 1768, certainly by 1771
* son of Rachel, per her sale of 250 acres to him
* m Anne Wythe Boush, bond dated 13 Jul 1797, at Christ Episcopal
Church, Norfolk
* 1792 - mentioned, along with his mother, in Diana Wallace Bayley's
will; of age then, as also owned land
* Elizabeth City County Land Rolls
1789 - inherited 250 acres from father
1796 - had mother's 250 acres, for a total of 500
1803 - sold or transferred 50 acres, leaving 450
1814 - 441 acres
1815 - 416 acres
1822 - 416 acres; 6 miles north of the Court House
* Norfolk Borough Tax Lists
- Personal property only from 1803 through 1810, including a poll tax on
himself; property was slaves 13 and older (8 in 1803, up to 10 in 1805),
a horse in 1803, 2 horses in other years up to 1810 when he had 3. Tax
ranged from $3.64 a year (1803) to $4.64 (1805).
- In 1811 - 9 slaves, 4 horses or mules, and real estate worth $220 of
annual rents; tax = $7.87
- 1814 had 9 slaves > 12, 2 horses or mules, 1 improved lot on Church
Street worth $216 annual rent
- 1820 there were 12 slaves, 2 horses/mules, 1 unimproved and 2
improved lots, $360 annual rent
- 1822 personal property only: 11 slaves, 3 horses/mules, and a two
wheel riding carriage worth less than $100
- 1825 to 1831 real estate: 4 lots with buildings worth $8,750
* 1805 - appraiser of Robert Woodside's estate
* 1806 - Captain, Militia District #8, Norfolk County
* 17 Mar 1807 - correspondence with Governor, resigned as Captain of
the 54th Regiment of militia
* 16 Jul 1807 - another letter to the Governor, complaining about Col.
Sharp dissolving the Norfolk Grenadier Company
* 1808 - auditor of Pool's estate
* 1817 - security for daughter's marriage bond
* living in 1831, dead by Jul 1832
Children:
I. Martha Boush
II. Anne Wythe, b 1802, m Kennon Whiting
III. William Francis, b 6 Nov 1810, B 21 Jul Christ Church, Norfolk, m
Virginia Dashiell
MARTHA BOUSH MALLORY
* b c 1800
* m Thomas Whiting Lowry, 1 or 8 May, 1817 Christ Church, Norfolk
My line continues from Martha Mallory Lowry, daughter of Thomas Whiting
Lowry and Martha Boush Mallory, married Richard Quarles Drummond; their
daughter, Eliza Custis Drummond, married Thomas Edgar Fletcher, their son
Cecil Gary Fletcher was my grand-father.