An American Family History

Nathaniel Mallory was born about 1742. He was the son of Zaccheus Mallory.

He married Abiah Beardsley.

Daniel Mallory (1767, married Elizabeth Randolph),
Lemuel Mallory (1771, married Amy Patterson),
Elizabeth Mallory (1772, married William Andress),
Peter Mallory (1774, died as an infant),
Israel Mallory (1776 married Phoebe Ayers),
Mary Polly Mallory (1777, married Jeremiah Mallory),
Andrew Mallory (1780, married Mary Whitney),
David Mallory (1783, married Huldah Keeler),
James Mallory (1785),
Mercy Mallory (1787, married Peter Trickey),
John Mallory (1789).

The family moved to Canada in February 1790 and settled in Yonge Township, Leeds County, Ontario.

Andrew, Israel, and David were assessed in Yonge Township in 1805.

Nathaniel and Abiah are buried in Mallorytown Cemetery.

Nathaniel Mallory
died March 8, 1808 - aged 56 yrs
Abiah, wife of the above
died March 15, 1828 - aged 82 yrs

During the War of 1812, Daniel, David, Andrew, John, and James Mallory served in the Leeds County Militia.

from Ancestors And Descendants Of Samuel French, The Joiner Of Stratford, Connecticut by Mansfield Joseph French

John French's sister, Elizabeth, married Israel Beardslee of Stratford. Their eldest daughter, Abiah, married Nathaniel Mallory, son of Daniel and Sarah (Lee) Mallory, of Stratford. Nathaniel and Abiah are the progenitors of all of the Mallorys of Mallorytown. They are buried In the cemetery at Mallorytown, apparently In one grave, having a tombstone inscribed

Nathaniel Mallory died March 8,1808 aged 56 year
also Abiah wife of the above who died March 15, 1828 aged 82 years

In 1936 Visa Huldah Mallory of Mallorytown stated that her great- grandmother was Abiah, wife of Nathaniel Mallory. Her father's genealogical record gives the name Abiah. Abiah (Beardslee) Mallory was undoubtedly a first cousin of Henry French, the Loyalist.

from History of Leeds and Grenville Ontario 1879.

Mr. [Nathaniel] Mallory's family consisted of the following children:

Daniel, who married Elizabeth Randolph and settled in Mallorytown, raising a family of fourteen children (two of whom died young), the remainder settling in close proximity to each other.
Samuel married Amy Patterson; their family was also large;

[Lemuel's children are then listed: ]
Peggy, a daughter, married Julius Guild;
Anna married Israel Guild
Hulda married Daniel Seaman, near Brockville;
Salachy married Stephen Ducolon;
Rachel married Samuel Trusdell;
Molly married Nathaniel Baxter
There were also
Israel,
Nathaniel,
Noah,
Hutcheson and
Sally.

Andrew [Mallory], the third son of Daniel Mallory, Sr.,[sic] married Mary Whitney, by whom he had four children;

Polly married Israel Perkins;
Phoebe married a man named Armstrong;
Nancy married Ichabod Fell;
Philinda married Edmund Dunsmore.

Peter Mallory had two sons;

William died in Blenheim;
Peter, jr., resides in Oshawa.

David Mallory married Hulda Patterson nee Keeler. His family consisted of

Ira,
Charles,
Amasa W.,
Lavina, who married Shubel Kelly;
Elizabeth married Oran Adams;
Hulda married Charles Wilcox;
Mercy married Henry S. Judd;
Clara married T. T. Lee.

Israel Mallory married Phoebe Eyres. His family consisted of

Ephraim,
Israel,
William and
Hiram.

The family of James Mallory consisted of

Alvah;
Nancy, who married John H. Hughes;
Elizabeth,
Lucinda,
Fanny, and
Sarah.

John Mallory raised the following family:

Amos,
John, Jr.,
Laura, who married Rev. George Jones; Sally, married Wilson Shipman;
and Sabra.

Elizabeth Mallory married William Andress.

Polly Mallory married Jeremiah Mallory, an emigrant from the United States, he being a distant relative of the original settlers. Family of Jeremiah [Mallory]:

Elisha,
David,
Henry,
Thomas;
Hulda, who married Thomas Kenyon;
Mercy, married Edward S. Thomas;
Catherine, married L. Wickwire;
Lucinda married Elliott Metcalfe.

Mercy Mallory married Peter Trickey.

Catherine Mallory married C. Ayres, and raised a numerous family.

For many years past Mr. Ira Mallory has been Treasurer of the Municipality; many of the remaining descendants also occupying leading positions in the Township.