Lucy Mallory

Lucy Richardson

• F, b. say 1703
• Charts: Mallory Ancestry, Wise Ancestry
• Last Edited: 28 Jan 2019
• Married Name: Mallory
• (Child) Birth*: say 17031
• Marriage*: say 1721; Principal=Thomas Mallory

Biography

28 January 2018; That Lucy Richardson was the wife of Thomas Mallory is presumed from a family tradition dating to 1902, which stated that "Mary Glenn's maiden name was Brooks. Her mother's name was Lucy Mallary, or Mallory, and her grandmother's name was Lucy Richardson" (Historical Collections of the Joseph Habersham Chapter, D. A. R., Vol. II, 1902, pp. 317-318).

She might also have been Mary Brooks other grandmother, the wife of Richard Brooks, who named a son, Richardson. It is not known if Richard had a wife other than Elizabeth.2

Family

Thomas Mallory b. c 1702

Children

1. Mary Mallory b. c 1724, d. 18 Apr 1803
2. Susannah Mallory b. c 1726
3. Charles Mallory b. c 1728
4. David Mallory b. c 1730
5. Thompson Mallory b. c 1732
6. Thomas Mallory b. c 1734
7. Judith Mallory b. c 1736
8. Elizabeth Mallory b. c 1738
9. Lucy Mallory+ b. c 1740, d. a 1792
10. Jane Mallory b. c 1742
11. Sarah Mallory b. c 1744
12. Henry Mallory b. c 1746
13. William Mallory b. c 1748
14. John Mallory b. c 1752
15. Molly Mallory b. c 1758

Thomas Mallory, Jr. and Lucy Richardson had fifteen (15) children in Virginia between 1725 and 1755. Three (3) direct Mallory descendants donated their Ydna sample kits #37375, #78349 and #88426.

Citations

1. http://www.lwgriffin.com/g0/p96.htm#i3053 cites
   1. [S13] National Genealogical Society Quarterly, June 1973, "Descendants of captain roger Mallory of Virginia," by Peter Wilson Coldham.
   2. [S47] Lewis W. Griffin Jr..
2. https://vioarc.com/ftm/tm/thomasmallory.html “About 1725 his son, Thomas Mallory, Jr. married Lucy Richardson and settled in Hanover County, Virginia. About this time, the King William County Courthouse was built.”