Background
Mallary, Rollin Carolas was born on May 27, 1784 in Cheshire, Connecticut, United States. Son of Daniel and Martha (Dutton) Mallary.
Mallary, Rollin Carolas was born on May 27, 1784 in Cheshire, Connecticut, United States. Son of Daniel and Martha (Dutton) Mallary.
Graduate Middlebury (Vermont) College, 1805.
Moved to Poultney, Vermont, 1795. Admitted to Rutland County (Vermont) bar, 1807. Trustee Rutland County Grammar School, 1807.
Secretary to Governor Vermont, member Vermont Council, 1807, 09-12, 15-19.
State's attorney for Rutland County, 1811-1813, 15-16. Member United States House of Representatives (Republican) from Vermont, 16th-22d congresses, January 13, 1820-1831, opposed admission of Missouri as a slave state, advocated protective tariff, Chairman of Commission on manufacture, responsible for Tariff of Abominations (1828), a high protective tariff which led to the Nullification Movement.
Trustee Middlebury College, 1825-1831.
Member United States House of Representatives (Republican) from Vermont, 16th-22d congresses, January 13, 1820-1831, opposed admission of Missouri as a slave state, advocated protective tariff, Chairman of Commission on manufacture, responsible for Tariff of Abominations (1828), a high protective tariff which led to the Nullification Movement.
Married Ruth Stanley, October 29, 1806.