Charles King Mallory (ca. 1781–1820), attorney and public official, was born in Elizabeth City County, attended the College of William and Mary late in the 1790s, and became a lawyer. He represented his native county in the Virginia House of Delegates, 1804–09 and 1810–11, and he sat on the Council of State, 1811–14, serving as its president and thus as lieutenant governor, 1812–14. Mallory became the federal collector for the District of Norfolk and Portsmouth in 1814, and he held this position until his death (“The Mallory Family,” VMHB description begins Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, 1893–  description ends 15 [1907]: 99–100; will of Mary Mallory, 20 Jan. 1789, proved 24 Apr. 1789, Elizabeth City Co. Wills, Etc., 1701–1904 [Vi microfilm]; William and Mary Provisional List description begins A Provisional List of Alumni, Grammar School Students, Members of the Faculty, and Members of the Board of Visitors of the College of William and Mary in Virginia. From 1693 to 1888, 1941 description ends , 27; Leonard, General Assembly description begins Cynthia Miller Leonard, comp., The General Assembly of Virginia, July 30, 1619–January 11, 1978: A Bicentennial Register of Members, 1978 description ends ; CVSP description begins William P. Palmer and others, eds., Calendar of Virginia State Papers … Preserved in the Capitol at Richmond, 1875–93, 11 vols. description ends , 10:97; Alexandria Daily Advertiser, 18 Dec. 1807; New York Columbian, 31 July 1812; Benjamin Bates, The Virginia Almanack for 1813 [Fredericksburg, 1812]; JEP description begins Journal of the Executive Proceedings of the Senate of the United States description ends , 2:450 [7, 10 Jan. 1814]; American Beacon and Norfolk & Portsmouth Daily Advertiser, 17 Apr. 1820).

The United States commercial & navy agent at Marseille was Stephen Cathalan.