An American Family History

The Village of Mallorytown and Mallorytown Landing

Front of Yonge Township, United Counties of Leeds and Grenville, Ontario, Canada

Mallorytown was founded by the Loyalist Mallory Family. They first settled at Mallorytown Landing and then moved inland to Mallorytown.

During the war of 1812 a blockhouse was built on Chimney Island, near Mallorytown Landing.

The first church built in the Township of Yonge was built in Mallorytown.

United Empire Loyalists were Americans who remained loyal to King George III and the British Empire. They moved to Canada after the American Revolution.

Name

Ayers, Ephraim	On July 27, 1785 the west half of lot 21 and the east half of lot 22 on the Broken Front in Yonge Township was granted to the Ephraim Eyers family
Baldwin
Brooker, James b. 1779
Grant, Houston m. Jane McNiel
Guild, Timothy
Hogaboom, Derrick
Hutchison, Asa
Kyes, Ashael
LaRue, Billa
Landon, Oliver
Mallory, Daniel
Mallory, David
Mallory, Jeremiah
Mallory, Lemuel
McDonald/McDonnel, Randel
McNiel, John m. Urana Dayton
Miller, Henry
Mott
Munro
Munsell, Benjamin Ruggles
Polly, Benoni
Proctor, Joseph, b. England, 1735	west half of Lot 22, and the east half of Lot 23 at the very front of the township (along the lakeshore
Purvis, George
Trickey, Henry
Wells, William
Wickware, Lebbeus

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