Mr. Mallory was born in Greenwood, Steuben Co., NY, on September 2, 1858. When a small child, he came with his parents to Oregon by boat around Cape Horn. He spent most of his life in Marion and Morrow counties. On May 20, 1893, he was married to Harriet Jenkins in Heppner, Oregon. He was a member of Woodmen of the World Camp 57, Cascade Lodge. Surviving are five children: Mrs. A. W. Sundsten of Boardman, Oregon; Lillian Mallory of New York City; Homer A. Mallory of Oakland, California, and Lloyd A. Mallory and Dallas B. Mallory, both or Portland; a sister, Mrs. Belle M. Wright of Union, Oregon; a brother, William L. Mallory of San Anselmo, California, and three grandchildren.

Oregonian, April 3, 1930

Funeral services for Charles Perrium Mallory, 72, an early resident of Oregon, who was struck and instantly killed by an automobile in Olympia, Washington on March 27, were held Tuesday afternoon from the Miller & Tracey Chapel.

Interment was in the River View Cemetery.

Struck and instantly killed by an automobile...Came with his parents to Oregon by boat around Cape Horn...Married May 20 1893 to Harriet Jenkins in Heppner OR...Father of: Mrs. A.W. Sundsten, Lillian Mallory, Lloyd A, Dallas B...Brother of Belle M. Wright & William L...

Heppner Gazette-Times, Apr 10, 1930, Page 3.
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Charles Mallory
Suggested edit: Place born in based on multiple censuses. His parents were in Steuben Co., NY in 1850 and in the same place in 1860. All censuses show birth as NY.

Father
James Augustus MALLORY Judge (1819–1908)
Mother
Mary Jane Burrows (1822–1902)
Spouse
Harriett Adelene Jenkins (1874–1924)
Married 1893
Children
Hazel Grace (1894–1903)
Mary Jenine "Jean" (1895–1992)
Homer Alvin (1897–1946)
Lillie Dorice (1899–1995)
Cora Bell (1901–1901)
Dallas Bellinger (1902–1978)
Lloyd Agustus (1910–1991)
Charles M (1913–1924)