1900 census reports that he was born in May 1818 in Georgia (probably in Greene County). Son of John & Elizabeth (BROWN) MALLORY (who married 14 JAN 1808 in Hancock County, Georgia). Married Elizabeth UNKNOWN. Father of at least four children. Died after 1900, when he evidently appears on the census of Hart's District, Talbot County, Georgia, as "Albert" MALLLORY, a widower born in May 1818 in Georgia, with a son John MALLORY (b. June 1844) and a daughter Marthy MALLORY (b. Sept 1873) present in the household.
This MALLORY family is treated in the "History of Upson County, Georgia," by Carolyn Walker Nottingham and Evelyn Hannah (1930), pp. 951-52, which errantly calls this man "Abner." It is said that Ab's father John MALLORY was born in or about 1785 in Orange County, Virginia, the son of Thomas & Constance (DAVIS) MALLORY (Thomas died in 1840 in Greene County, Georgia, where his estate was probated). Thomas MALLORY and John MALLORY both head households on the 1830 census of Greene County, Georgia. John and his wife Elizabeth both evidently died after 1860, probably in Upson County, Georgia. John had a brother, William MALLORY, who was also born in or about 1785 (perhaps a twin) and removed to Troup County, Georgia.
On 03 FEB 1908, a filing declared that A. W. MALLORY had recently died intestate but possessed of assets and conferred (as of the March 1908 term of the Court) permanent Letters of Administration on Absolom's son, Charles S. MALLORY.
Son: John B. MALLORY
Ab's brother: Allen Brown MALLORY (1808-1890)
Ab's brother: Jesse Roger MALLORY (1816-1894)
Ab's brother: John Thomas "Jack" MALLORY (btw. 1820-25, d. 1846)
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The cemetery was called the Mallory Cemetery when his son, John B. MALLORY, was buried here in 1923.John's mother (Absolum's wife) was Elizabeth Brown. From the 1870 and 1880 Census she was born in Georgia about 1822 (age 49 and 58).
This MALLORY family is treated in the "History of Upson County, Georgia," by Carolyn Walker Nottingham and Evelyn Hannah (1930), pp. 951-52, which errantly calls this man "Abner." It is said that Ab's father John MALLORY was born in or about 1785 in Orange County, Virginia, the son of Thomas & Constance (DAVIS) MALLORY (Thomas died in 1840 in Greene County, Georgia, where his estate was probated). Thomas MALLORY and John MALLORY both head households on the 1830 census of Greene County, Georgia. John and his wife Elizabeth both evidently died after 1860, probably in Upson County, Georgia. John had a brother, William MALLORY, who was also born in or about 1785 (perhaps a twin) and removed to Troup County, Georgia.
On 03 FEB 1908, a filing declared that A. W. MALLORY had recently died intestate but possessed of assets and conferred (as of the March 1908 term of the Court) permanent Letters of Administration on Absolom's son, Charles S. MALLORY.
Son: John B. MALLORY
Ab's brother: Allen Brown MALLORY (1808-1890)
Ab's brother: Jesse Roger MALLORY (1816-1894)
Ab's brother: John Thomas "Jack" MALLORY (btw. 1820-25, d. 1846)
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The cemetery was called the Mallory Cemetery when his son, John B. MALLORY, was buried here in 1923.John's mother (Absolum's wife) was Elizabeth Brown. From the 1870 and 1880 Census she was born in Georgia about 1822 (age 49 and 58).
1900 census reports that he was born in May 1818 in Georgia (probably in Greene County). Son of John & Elizabeth (BROWN) MALLORY (who married 14 JAN 1808 in Hancock County, Georgia). Married Elizabeth UNKNOWN. Father of at least four children. Died after 1900, when he evidently appears on the census of Hart's District, Talbot County, Georgia, as "Albert" MALLLORY, a widower born in May 1818 in Georgia, with a son John MALLORY (b. June 1844) and a daughter Marthy MALLORY (b. Sept 1873) present in the household.
This MALLORY family is treated in the "History of Upson County, Georgia," by Carolyn Walker Nottingham and Evelyn Hannah (1930), pp. 951-52, which errantly calls this man "Abner." It is said that Ab's father John MALLORY was born in or about 1785 in Orange County, Virginia, the son of Thomas & Constance (DAVIS) MALLORY (Thomas died in 1840 in Greene County, Georgia, where his estate was probated). Thomas MALLORY and John MALLORY both head households on the 1830 census of Greene County, Georgia. John and his wife Elizabeth both evidently died after 1860, probably in Upson County, Georgia. John had a brother, William MALLORY, who was also born in or about 1785 (perhaps a twin) and removed to Troup County, Georgia.
On 03 FEB 1908, a filing declared that A. W. MALLORY had recently died intestate but possessed of assets and conferred (as of the March 1908 term of the Court) permanent Letters of Administration on Absolom's son, Charles S. MALLORY.
Son: John B. MALLORY
Ab's brother: Allen Brown MALLORY (1808-1890)
Ab's brother: Jesse Roger MALLORY (1816-1894)
Ab's brother: John Thomas "Jack" MALLORY (btw. 1820-25, d. 1846)
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The cemetery was called the Mallory Cemetery when his son, John B. MALLORY, was buried here in 1923.John's mother (Absolum's wife) was Elizabeth Brown. From the 1870 and 1880 Census she was born in Georgia about 1822 (age 49 and 58).
This MALLORY family is treated in the "History of Upson County, Georgia," by Carolyn Walker Nottingham and Evelyn Hannah (1930), pp. 951-52, which errantly calls this man "Abner." It is said that Ab's father John MALLORY was born in or about 1785 in Orange County, Virginia, the son of Thomas & Constance (DAVIS) MALLORY (Thomas died in 1840 in Greene County, Georgia, where his estate was probated). Thomas MALLORY and John MALLORY both head households on the 1830 census of Greene County, Georgia. John and his wife Elizabeth both evidently died after 1860, probably in Upson County, Georgia. John had a brother, William MALLORY, who was also born in or about 1785 (perhaps a twin) and removed to Troup County, Georgia.
On 03 FEB 1908, a filing declared that A. W. MALLORY had recently died intestate but possessed of assets and conferred (as of the March 1908 term of the Court) permanent Letters of Administration on Absolom's son, Charles S. MALLORY.
Son: John B. MALLORY
Ab's brother: Allen Brown MALLORY (1808-1890)
Ab's brother: Jesse Roger MALLORY (1816-1894)
Ab's brother: John Thomas "Jack" MALLORY (btw. 1820-25, d. 1846)
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The cemetery was called the Mallory Cemetery when his son, John B. MALLORY, was buried here in 1923.John's mother (Absolum's wife) was Elizabeth Brown. From the 1870 and 1880 Census she was born in Georgia about 1822 (age 49 and 58).
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