ADOPT-A-PLOT: UNCOVER A STORY
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The Preserve Mallory Cemetery Adopt-A-Plot Program invites the public to help preserve a historic burial ground while uncovering the stories of the individuals laid to rest at Mallory Cemetery. By choosing a grave plot to research and maintain, participants will contribute to historical preservation, education and community engagement. Research findings will be shared through written biographies, social media and an audio walking tour.
To Participate
Review plot map
Select a plot to adopt then check out. Instructions and Research Guide will be provided via email.
Begin research and/or maintain headstone
Write biography and/or record story (audio or video). Submit deliverables to hello@PreserveMalloryCemetery.org.
Got questions? Email us.
Select a plot to adopt
DOB: 1750
DOD: 22 Dec 1834
Husband of Lucy Mallory. Revolutionary War patriot who served in the Virginia Militia.
Inscription reads:
IN
memory of
ROGER MALLORY
Died 22nd December
1834
In the 84th year
of his age.
DOB: 1759
DOD: 16 Feb 1831
Wife of Roger Mallory
Inscription reads:
IN
memory
of
Mrs Lucy (Consort of)
ROGER MALLORY
Died 16th Feb
1831
In the 72d year
of her age.
Blessed are the dead
that die in the Lord
DOB: 27 May 1824
DOD: 28 Oct 1844
Son of John and Sarah “Sally” Crockett Mallory.
Inscription reads:
IN
memory
of
NEWTON MALLORY
Born 27th May 18__
Died 28th Oct 1844
Aged 20 years & 5 mos & 1 day
DOB: 1829
DOD: 14 Apr 1882
Married: James H. Mallory
Inscription reads:
In
memory of
MRS. SUSAN S. LONG
MOTHER OF J.W. MALLORY
Dies April 14th 1882
in the 53rd year of her age.
In Heaven there is sweet
rest.
DOB: 18 Jun 1815
DOD: 02 Jul 1842
Son of John and Sarah “Sally” Crockett Mallory.
From Physicians of Williamson County: A Legacy of Healing1797- 1997 by Hudson Alexander - page 172:
Mallory, Andrew C. graduated from Louisville Medical Institute in 1839. He studied medicine under Dr. S Crockett.
Inscription reads:
IN
memory
of
ANDREW C. MALLORY, MD
Born 18th June 1815
Died 2nd July 1842
Aged 27 yrs & 14 days
DOB: 14 Mar 1818
DOD: 19 Jan 1857
Son of John and Sarah “Sally” Crockett Mallory.
Married: Susan Jones
Children: James William Mallory
From Historic Williamson County Old Homes and Sites by Virginia McDaniel Bowman page 59:
In the southwest corner of the yard at the Mallory place there was a small house built by James Mallory (1818 - 1857) “with his own money” where he and his wife Susan Jones (1829 - 1882) lived with their son James William.
Inscription reads:
IN
memory
of
JAMES H. MALLORY
Died 19th January
1857
In the 39th year of
his age.
Beloved in life, regret’d
in death.
I will sing unto the
as long as I live,
I will sing praise to
my God as long as I
have my being.
DOB: 1786
DOD: 10 Dec 1870
Daughter of Revolutionary War patriot, Lt. Andrew Crockett.
Married: John Mallory
Inscription reads:
IN
memory
of
SALLY MALLORY
Consort
of
JOHN MALLORY
who departed this life
Dec 10th 1870 in the 84th
year of her age.
Beloved in life regreted in death.
Blessed are the dead which die in
the Lord…
and they rest from their
labors and their works do follow them
DOB: 1780
DOD: 28 Jun 1860
Son of Roger and Lucy Mallory.
Married: Sarah “Sally” Crockett Mallory
Once owned the farm land where the Mallory Cemetery is located.
Mallory Lane, Mallory Station Road and Mallory Valley Utility District are named after him.
Inscription reads:
IN
memory
of
JOHN MALLORY
Died June 28th
1860
In the 80th year of his age
Beloved in life Lamented
in death.
Let me die the death of the righteous
and let my last end be like his.
DOB: 14 Sep 1827
DOD: 20 Jul 1854
Daughter of John and Sarah “Sally” Crockett Mallory.
Inscription reads:
IN
memory of
SARAH E. FLEMING
Daughter of
JOHN and SARAH
MALLORY
Born Sept 14th 1827
Died July 30th 1854
Beloved in life laymented
in death.
Blessed dare the dead that
Die in the Lord.