A list of Nathaniel and Abiah's children was found in the papers of their son David Mallory, as follows:
Daniel Mallory born August 13 1767
Elemuel Mallory born January 3 1771
Elizabeth Mallory born June 30 1772
Peter Mallory born August 9 1774
Israel Mallory born March 15 1776
Mary Mallory born October 12 1777
Andrew Mallory born December 22 1778 died December 19 1779
Andrew Mallory born July 27 1780
David Mallory born February 26 1783
James Mallory born Dec 11 1785
Masse Mallory born May 21 1787 [sic? believed to be Mercy Mallory]
John Mallory born July 21 1789
Catherine Mallory born March 22 1794
Nathaniel Mallory's name appears on the United Empire Loyalist list. He made a petition for land in the old Lunenburg District, Upper Canada at Matilda, in October 1790. Matilda was a township in present day Dundas County on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, about 79 km / 48 miles north east of Mallorytown.
His history in Connecticut and then Vermont, and the names of his parents, are disputed subjects among researchers.
The headstone inscription, which is quite worn, was first read as died "Aged 56 years", however from another angle, the age looks more like "66 years", which would be a more accurate reflection of a man whose eldest child was born 1767.
Daniel Mallory born August 13 1767
Elemuel Mallory born January 3 1771
Elizabeth Mallory born June 30 1772
Peter Mallory born August 9 1774
Israel Mallory born March 15 1776
Mary Mallory born October 12 1777
Andrew Mallory born December 22 1778 died December 19 1779
Andrew Mallory born July 27 1780
David Mallory born February 26 1783
James Mallory born Dec 11 1785
Masse Mallory born May 21 1787 [sic? believed to be Mercy Mallory]
John Mallory born July 21 1789
Catherine Mallory born March 22 1794
Nathaniel Mallory's name appears on the United Empire Loyalist list. He made a petition for land in the old Lunenburg District, Upper Canada at Matilda, in October 1790. Matilda was a township in present day Dundas County on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, about 79 km / 48 miles north east of Mallorytown.
His history in Connecticut and then Vermont, and the names of his parents, are disputed subjects among researchers.
The headstone inscription, which is quite worn, was first read as died "Aged 56 years", however from another angle, the age looks more like "66 years", which would be a more accurate reflection of a man whose eldest child was born 1767.
A list of Nathaniel and Abiah's children was found in the papers of their son David Mallory, as follows:
Daniel Mallory born August 13 1767
Elemuel Mallory born January 3 1771
Elizabeth Mallory born June 30 1772
Peter Mallory born August 9 1774
Israel Mallory born March 15 1776
Mary Mallory born October 12 1777
Andrew Mallory born December 22 1778 died December 19 1779
Andrew Mallory born July 27 1780
David Mallory born February 26 1783
James Mallory born Dec 11 1785
Masse Mallory born May 21 1787 [sic? believed to be Mercy Mallory]
John Mallory born July 21 1789
Catherine Mallory born March 22 1794
Nathaniel Mallory's name appears on the United Empire Loyalist list. He made a petition for land in the old Lunenburg District, Upper Canada at Matilda, in October 1790. Matilda was a township in present day Dundas County on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, about 79 km / 48 miles north east of Mallorytown.
His history in Connecticut and then Vermont, and the names of his parents, are disputed subjects among researchers.
The headstone inscription, which is quite worn, was first read as died "Aged 56 years", however from another angle, the age looks more like "66 years", which would be a more accurate reflection of a man whose eldest child was born 1767.
Daniel Mallory born August 13 1767
Elemuel Mallory born January 3 1771
Elizabeth Mallory born June 30 1772
Peter Mallory born August 9 1774
Israel Mallory born March 15 1776
Mary Mallory born October 12 1777
Andrew Mallory born December 22 1778 died December 19 1779
Andrew Mallory born July 27 1780
David Mallory born February 26 1783
James Mallory born Dec 11 1785
Masse Mallory born May 21 1787 [sic? believed to be Mercy Mallory]
John Mallory born July 21 1789
Catherine Mallory born March 22 1794
Nathaniel Mallory's name appears on the United Empire Loyalist list. He made a petition for land in the old Lunenburg District, Upper Canada at Matilda, in October 1790. Matilda was a township in present day Dundas County on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, about 79 km / 48 miles north east of Mallorytown.
His history in Connecticut and then Vermont, and the names of his parents, are disputed subjects among researchers.
The headstone inscription, which is quite worn, was first read as died "Aged 56 years", however from another angle, the age looks more like "66 years", which would be a more accurate reflection of a man whose eldest child was born 1767.
Inscription
Nathaniel Mallory
died March 8, 1808 - aged 66 yrs
Abiah, wife of the above
died March 15, 1828 - aged 82 yrs
