The Mallory Family (Continued)

The Mallory Family (Continued)Source: The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 15, No. 1 (Jul., 1907), pp. 99-102Published by: Virginia Historical SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4242856 .

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GENEALOGY. 99

Sheldon Deeds. (Birmingham Free Library.)

Covenant between John Wells and Elizabeth his wife and John their son & heir to levy a fine of Ditchford Fryary closes to William Brent of Long Compton 26 Aug. I657.

Release of the same from said Wm. Brent to George Sheldon Esq. 1a Oct. xi669.

Bloom MS. Vol. 2r, p. I.

(TO BE CONTINUED.)

THE MALLORY FAMILY.

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CHARLES18 KING MALLORY, son of Colonel FrancisLT Mallory and his wife, Mary King Mallory, was born about the time of his father's death (178I)-. He was an alumnus of William and Mary College. having been a student there I795-I800.

Soon after graduating he became a member of the Virginia Legis- lature, was appointed to the Virginia Council and was Lieut.-Governor of Virginia during the War of i8i2.

Subsequently he became Collector of the port of Norfolk, at which place he died April 15th, I820.

He married Francis Lowry Stevenson, daughter of William Steven- son, of Virginia, who was an officer in the Revolutionary War. The records of the Record and Pension Office, War Department show that William Stevenson was commissioned 2d Lieutenant in Captain Thomas Baytop's Company, Ist Artillery Regiment of Continental Troops, commanded by Colonel Charles Harrison, September 30, 1777. On June 15, 1778, he was commissioned Ist Lieutenant in Captain Nathaniel Burwell's Company, of the same regiment. Hs name last appears on a muster roll of the latter company dated Park of Artillery, Morris Town, April 13, I780, which shows that he was on furlough.

The family tradition is that he died on a British prison ship, near Yorktown, about I78i.

The records of the Bureau of Pensions, Department of the Interior, show that a land warrant for 200 acres -was issued May 25, I838, to Frances L. Mallory, only surviving heir of William Stevenson, a Lieu- tenant in Col. Harrison's Regt. of Artillery, on account of the services of the said Stevenson in the Revolutionary War, and that the bene- ficiary lived in Norfolk County, Virginia, at date of issue of the warrant.

The children of Charles'8 King Mallory, and his wife, Frances



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Lowry Stevenson Mallory, were Francis19 Mallory, William19 Stevien- son Mallory, Charles19 King Mallory, Catharine Beverly Mallory and Mary King Mallory.

rRANCIS19 MALLORY, eldest son of Charles18 King Mallory and Frances Lowry Stevenson, his wife, was born about the year, I805. He was appointed a Midshipman in the U. S. Navy in I822 and resigned in 1826. He practiced medicine for a few years in Norfolk, but abandoned that profession and moved to his farm near Hampton, Va.

He represented his district in Congress from I837 to I843. He was also the first President of the Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad. He was appointed Navy Agent at Norfolk in I850, and died in that city March 26, i86o.

He married, Ist, Mary Elizabth Shield, only child of Shield. She died a year after marriage, leaving a child who survived but a short time. He afterwards married again, his second wife being Mary Frances Wright, daughter of Colonel Stephen Wright, of Norfolk, Va. By her he had eleven children, five dying in infancy, including the eldest son. The six that attained maturity being: i, Francis20 Mallory (second son); 2, Charles20 O'Connor Mallory; 3, Mary Eliza, (died unmarried) ; 4, Virginia (died unmarried) ; 5, Kate, second wife of Colonel John Brockkenbrough of Va., by whom she had two children, Samuel and Mary Brockenborough; 6, Alice, married S. C. Richardson (no issue).

FRANCIS20 MALLORY, second son of Francis'9 Mallory, and Mary Frances Wright Mallory, his wife, was born in Norfolk, Va., May 28, I833. He graduated at the Virginia Military Institute, July 4, 1853, and was appointed 2nd Lieutenant 4th Infantry U. S. A., by President Franklin Pierce, June 27, I856. He saw active service with his regiment at Forts Vancouver, Cascades, and Walla Walla, in Oregon and Washington Territories. Upon the secession of Virginia he resigned his commission in the United States Army and offered his services to Governor Letcher, of Virginia. He was appointed a Colonel of In- fantry and assigned to the command of the 55th Regiment Virginia Infantry, composed of companies from the counties of Essex, West- moreland, Middlesex, and Spotsylvania. His regiment formed part of the Army of Northern Virginia, and he commanded it with dis- tinction in the numerous battles in which that army was engaged, including the battle of Chancellorsville, where he was killed at the head of his regiment. He was buried in Elmwood Cemetery, Norfolk, Va., March 30, i866; his remains being removed from Hollywood, where they were originally interred.

CHARLES20 O'CONNOR MALLORY, son of Francis'O Mallory, and Mary



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Frances Wright Mallory, his wife, married Ann Brooke Baylor, daughter of Alexander Baylor, of Essex Co., Va., in i867.

He died in I879, leaving the following children: I. FRANCIS21 MALLORY, born Aug. 15, i868, now a professor in the

Va. Military Institute, Lexington, Va.; married Jane Tyler Brocken- brough (daughter of Col. John M. Brockenbrough by his first wife), and has a son, FRANCIS22 MALLORY, JR., born July 26, 1903.

2. Alexander2l B. Mallory, born Aug. 29, i869, now of Warsaw, Va.; married Henrietta Hall, and has a son, Alexander B. Mallory, Jr., born May 6, I9o4.

3. Mary Brooke Mallory, born Jan. 5, 1871, now of Tappahannock, Va.

4. Charles2' O'Connor Maliory, born March 4, I873, now of War- saw, Va.

WILLIAM19 STEVENSON MALLORY, second son of Charles'8 King Mal- lory, and Frances Lowry Stevenson, his wife, was born in i8i5, and died in November, 1857.

He married Mary D. Hoskins, whose ancestors came to Edenton, Chowan Co., North Carolina, from England, in I665, and by her, who died in 1853, had the following children:

I. Martha Frances Mallory born Feb. 22, i840, died in 1892; married, Ist, Stephen D. Southall, Jan. ig, I86i (no issue); 2d, Rev. Giles B. Cooke, Oct. 19, 1870 (no issue).

2. Charles20 King Mallory, born May 8, i842, died in infancy. 3. William20 Stevenson Mallory, born May i8, 1845. 4. Elizabeth Blair Mallory, born April i8, I847, died in I853. 5. Joseph20 Mallory, born Dec. 22, I848, died in infancy.

WILLIAM20 STEVENSON MALLORY, son of William19 Stevenson Mal- lory, and Mary D. Hoskins, his wife, married Pamela Shepperd of Salem, N. C., Aug. 6, I867, daughter of Hon. Augustine S. Shepperd, Congressman from North Carolina for I7 years, and had the following children:

I. Mary D. Mallory, born in i868, died in infancy. 2. Martha Tabb Mallory, born in I869, died in infancy. 3. Augustine2l Shepperd Mallory, born April 27, I871; married Ger-

trude Winder, Oct. 7, I896. 4. Spencer2' Frances Mallory, born in I873, died in infancy. 5. William2' Stevenson Mallory, born in I874, died in 1882. 6. Frances Pender Mallory, born July i, 1879, married J. H. Van

Ness, Jr., of Charlotte, N. C., October I4, 1903. 7. Helen, born Feb. 29, i88o. William20 S. Mallory served with credit throughout the Civil War



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in the 27th North Carolina Regiment of Cooke's Brigade. His record and an account of his services are given on page 632, Vol. 4, Confed- erate Military History, edited by D. H. Hill, Jr.

(TO BE CONCLUDED.)

THE BROOKE FAMILY OF VIRGINIA.

(By Prof. ST. GEORGE TUCKER BROOKE, Morgantown, W. Va.)

Issue of Mary (Brooke) and Col. Baylor Hill: (a) George Brooke Hill, b. I786, d. unmarried, before I834; (b) John Baylor Hill, M. D.. d. unmarried before I834; (c) Frances Catherine Hill, b. in Norfolk, Va., I796, d. in Williamsburg, Va., 27 April, I867. She m., i814, Thomas Coleman only son of -William and Elizabeth (Holt) Coleman, of Williamsburg, Va. He was b. in 1788, and d. 21 June, I834, being killed on his farm near Williamsburg during a great tornado by the fall of a house in which he and others had sought refuge from the storm (Richmond Enquirer, 27 June, I834). He saw military service in i807, in the affair of the "Chesapeake," and in the War of I812.

"Capt. Thomas Coleman's company of infantry of the 68th regimeiit of Virginia militia, commanded by Lieut. Col. B. Bassett, called into the service of the U. S." 28th Jan., I814 (Muster Rolls of Va. Militia in War of I8I2, P. 242). He was appointed Alderman of Williams- burg, IO April, I822; was mayor in i825 and other years. (Cal. Va. State Papes; Book of City and County Officers; Chancery Court State Papers; Book of City and County Officers; Chancery Court papers.)

Issue of Frances Catherine (Hill) Coleman and Thomas Coleman: (I) William Coleman, b. i8I5, d. y.; (2) Thomas Coleman, b. I8I7, d. y.; (3) Mary Elizabeth, b. 31 Jan., I8I9, d. 23 Feb., i844. She m. 8 Feb., 1838, Elizabeth, Coles Carrington, [sic?; but evidently an er- ror] of Halifax Co., Va.; issue, Thomas Coleman Carrington, only child, b. i9 Feb., I839; d. unmarried in I863, near Fredericksburg, Va., while serving in C. S. Army; (4) George Preston Coleman, b. I82I, d. I840, wvhile a student in the College of William and Mary; (5) Catherine Coleman, d. y.; (6) Charles Washington Cole- man, b. in Williamsburg, Va., i8 July, I826, d. in Richmond, Va., 15 Sept. i894. Graduted M. D., from the University of Pa., 3 April, i847. He m. 29 Oct., I86I, Cynthia Beverley, widow of Henry Augustine Washington, and daughter of Judge. Beverley and Lucy (Smith) Tucker, of Williamsburg, Va. Issue: (i) p. 446, Ibid., July, I904, p. IO2.) He m. in Boston, Nov. 2nd, i8i9,



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