I85522: Susannah COLSTON (ABT 1690

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see the descendants of Capt Roger Mallory. in National Geneological Society Quarterly. v 61 pages 125-131); Mallory of Virginia and Alabama Historic Virginia Families.

"Father: Thomas Mallory D.D. b: 29 AUG 1605 in Davenham, Cheshire, England; Mother: Jane; Marriage 1 Spouse Unknown.

Patented 2514 acres in New Kent in 1660 . In 1693 he was living in King & Queen where he patented 300 acres of land. He was also a Justice in Kg & Qn Co. in 1693. He died shortly after 22 Dec 1695, for that was the date of a deed made to him of 6160 acres of land on Pamunkey Neck. In 1697 John Buckner petitioned for a patent to this land " He having purchased the right from Roger, Charles, & Thomas Mallory. The General Assembly of Virginia in 1699, granted the above three sons of Roger Mallory 2000 acres of Land on Pamunkey Neck because the said Roger Mallory had given other lands in exchange for same. (V.H.G.115).

Children:
2 William MALLORY b: Abt 1670 + Ann WYTHE b: Abt 1670
2 Roger MALLORY b: Abt 1672 + Mary HOLDERBY b: Abt 1680
2 Thomas MALLORY b: Abt 1674 d: Abt 1750 + Elizabeth HIGGASON b: Abt 1674
2 Charles MALLORY b: Abt 1676 d: Aft 1710 + Barbara BROCHE b: Abt 1676
2 John MALLORY b: Abt 1677 d: 5 Dec 1752 + Mary UNKNOWN d: Aft 1752
2 Elizabeth MALLORY b: Abt 1660 + Richard CROSHAW d: 1667 + Martin PALMER d: Abt 1702
2 Jane MALLORY b: Abt 1665 + John QUARLES b: Abt 1665 d: Aft 1741"

He was in King and Queen County, Virginia in 1660. He was the son of Thomas Mallory and Jane. He was the grandson of Thomas Mallory, Dean of Chester. He died in New Kent, New Kent, Virginia in 1705. He was granted 2,314 acres of land on the south side of the Mattapony river in the parish of St. John's, in the county of New Kent. The patent for the land was lost in the troubles during Bacon's rebellion. (This is the land on which Indian Town was located. This is near Sandy Point.) He soon settled, gathered land and reared a family on the Mattapony River. His family included William, Roger, Thomas, Charles, John, Elizabeth, and Jane.

According to Rexann Mallory quoting from the red book "Roger was born in 1632 and obtained a grant of land in Virginia in 1660. Roger's uncle Philip had no heirs and so he willed to Roger all his holdings in Virginia, which made Roger one of the wealthiest men in the Colony. Roger was Justice of the Peace of New Kent County, Virginia, 1680-1690 and of King and Queen County in 1693. In 1704, he was Justice of William county. During the years 1688-1700, he acquired 4,814 acres of land in addition to his vast holding inherited from his father and his Uncle Philip. From 1676 to 1693 he was referred to as Captain Roger Mallory, Gentleman. It is possible that he may have married, because he had three sons, Roger,William and Thomas." He was married to DNK UNKNOWN before 1660.

He came to Virginia before 1660 where he patented land in New Kent Co. It later was known as King and Queen Co. and is now King Willaim Co., VA. He was named in his Uncle Philips will in 1661 where he was bequethed Philip's plantations in VA. He was also named in his father's will probated in 1671. He was justice New Kent Co. in 1680 for King and Queen Co., VA in 1693. He also held the title of Captain in this record. By 1704 he was a Justice for King William Co. He or his son William had a will probated on Feb. 15, 1720. 1

Encyclopdedia of Virginia Biography, V. I IV

Roger Mallory, born 1637/8, died after 1704 (1). Son of Thomas and Jane Mallory. His wifes name is unknown. He had a land grant in Virginia in 1660 (1). His uncle Rev Philip Mallory, in his will proved in London in 1661, willed to Roger all his plantations in Virginia (1). Roger settledin New Kent co, later King and Queen and later King William co (1). He was a Justice of New Kent co in 1680-1690 and of King and Queen co (1).29 Oct 1690, he was one who sat as a Justice in the Jacobite Charges against Captain Jacob Lumpkins, the trial being held at Edmund Tunstalls (3-Vol 6 p 389). In 1693 he was given the title of Captain (1). 30 April 1688 he received a land patent of 2514 acres in the parish of St John on the south side of the Mattapony River for the transportation of 51 persons (1)(4). 26 April 1698 he had a patent of a grant of 300 acres in King and Queen co (1). 1704-5 he was a Justice of King William county(1). Roger was listed in the Quit Rents for 1704 with 100 acres of land in King William County (2). In 1705 Roger was among those of the parish of St Johns in King William county, who signed a petition to the Governor General of Virginia, Francis Nicholson expressing their dissatisfaction with the minister of the parish (3-Vol 8 p 368).

Sources:
Descendants of Captain Roger Mallory of Virginia By Peter Wilson Coldham
National Genealogical Quarterly, Jun 1973
Henry R. Mallory, GENEALOGY OF THE MALLORYS OF VIRGINIA 1955:

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My Southern Family

Susannah COLSTON

ABT 1690 - ____

ID Number: I85522

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Phillipine DIETZ

ABT 1880 - ____

ID Number: I5104

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Thomas EDWARDS

ABT 1810 - 1873

ID Number: I53464

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Christine HOLIDAY

Mary Ann Hewitt HOOE

23 May 1779 - ____

ID Number: I66068

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IDA de LOUVAIN

ABT 1065 - ABT 1105

ID Number: I28260

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Capt. Roger MALLORY "the immigrant"

1635 - AFT 22 Dec 1695

ID Number: I62747

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Rev. THOMAS MALLORY II

1605 - ____

ID Number: I99897

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Joseph W. MARTIN

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I30689

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Eric Leighton MCKNEELY

Thomas Taylor SOMERVELL

10 Jun 1813 - 27 Dec 1871

ID Number: I18089

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Kathryn Carrie SWARTZ

15 Sep 1866 - 12 Feb 1966

ID Number: I37543

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Morgan WHITE

ABT 1800 - ____

ID Number: I40860

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