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William does not have a son named Peter according to Sheila Smith's book, but does according to Mary Rhuehma Mallory's genealogy. William was the firstborn with an estimated birth date of 1578 in Smith's book and the firstborn with his birth date being Oct. 7, 1585 in the a.m. from Mary's R. Mallory's research in the early 1900's. If this 1585 birthdate is correct, then he was not likely his father's firstborn son. (F-635)

He and others were entrusted with the Manor of Jarrow by William Lord Eure in 1616. At least by timing and place, it's likely that this William is the William who received rights to the Manor at Jarrow.

William married Alice BELLINGTON. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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He was Lord of Studley Royal and Hutton Conyers. He sold Washington Old Hall in 1613 and while in England, he signed the 2nd Virginia Charter on May 23, 1609 showing that he had a vested interest in the Virginia Colony. The charter was created and signed by more than a hundred investors in Westminster, England. Though some sources say he never actually visited Virginia, others say he arrived at Jamestown in 1607 along with the full group that was greeted by Powhattan, father of Pocahontas. This is the person who United Ancestries has as the father of our Peter Mallory who died in Fairfield, CT. However, information from Gene Mallory states that he and Anne had a son named Peter in 1576, much too soon to be our Peter Mallory. It is possible that our Peter descended from Sir John through his sons. Another theory we're currently studying is that our Peter is descended from the Bermuda Mallories whom also are related to the Mallories of "Washington Old Hall" according to Mallory Smith. Many of the persons that signed the 2nd charter were from Bermuda and this would be a possible scenario, especially since his wife, Anne's father had ties with a Forster family in England and Bermuda. (F-511, 599)

Sir married Anne EURE in 1577. Anne (daughter of William EURE and Margaret DYMOKE) was born about 1558 in Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, ENG; died about 1627 in , , VA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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If the birth date for her children are correct, it is likely that Anne's mother's name is Triphena as her first daughter received this name. Their second daughter was named after her husband's mother, and their first son was named after both their fathers. (E)

In some LDS accounts, she was married twice, first to Raphe Mallory in 1577 and second to John Mallory in 1592 in Berwick Castle, Northumberland, England. She is listed as the daughter of William Eure and Margaret Dymock in these cases. (E)

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He we was heir to his older brother, Christopher who died without issue. He was the High Sheriff of Ripon and the M.P. for Yorkshire in 1585. In his will dated 1586, he only names some of his children in the following order: John, George, Thomas, Christopher, Robert, and Francis. There are several additional children listed for this William at www.flash.net/~barker/html1/d0003/g0000220.htm. (F-511, 527) His will was not probated until Apr 5, 1603.

Sir married Lady Ursula Ann GALE, Countess of Studeley Royal on 16 Jan 1547 in Malpas, Cheshire, England UK. Lady (daughter of George GALE, Mayor Of York and Lady Mary of Kindall) was born in 1529 in Of York, Yorkshire, ENG; died on 5 Apr 1603 in Ripon, Yorkshire, England. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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The Estate of Stokesley was in the possession of this family for four centuries, but was sold by William, Lord Eure, to Sir Richard Forster. Lord Eure's daughter, Anne Eure, married Sir John Mallory. Lord Eure was also associated with the Forster family when they were early settlers in Bermuda. William Lord Eure also owned the Manor of Jarrow that had been granted to the Eure family in 1544 by the King. In Oct. 1616, he granted the Manor of Jarrow to William Mallory and Roger Tocketts, Esquires, and John Cholmley and Robert Geere, Gentlemen in what appeared to be a trust. He is also likely to be the Lord William Eure whose manorial meeting set of accounts for 1577 and 1582 are in existence in the North Yorkshire village of Salton. William Eure is in the Chair at both meetings and all his jury and tenants are at the meeting.

William married Margaret DYMOKE in Of Eresby, Lincolnshire, ENG. Margaret was born about 1529 in Scrivelsby, Lincolnshire, ENG; was buried on 15 Sep 1591. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]