Joseph Alton Mattingly and Agens Celeste Mattingly were 4th cousins with the common ancestor's of Joseph Mattingly and Hessina Hinton. Cynthia J. Thompson was a daughter of William R. Thompson and Mary Florence Medley. I have a couple of Catherine Thompson's but know very little about what happened to either of them. One (probably born about 1910) was a daughter of M. J. Thompson and Catherine Aline Mattingly and a second (born about 1888) was daughter of Richard Clinton Thompson and Julia Walker. I think Bob has a greater amount of info on this line than I do so this exchange is aiding me too. I also agree that Robert is a descendant of Joseph and Hessina.

In a message dated 11/21/01 6:58:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Betty, I only had Margaret Hayden as Maggie with no other data at all. > Robert Mattingly, born April 1889, was a son of James Edward Mattingly and > his 2nd wife, Annie Mamie Gettings. Be happy to share additional info on Robert if you need it. > William, sure I need it and would love to have it. Thank you! James Edward Mattingly and Cynthia Josephine Thompson had Agnes Celeste 3/16/1905, she married Joseph Alton Mattingly born 8/2/1905. How does Joseph Alton fit in with the rest of the Mattingly's. Don't suppose you know who these Thompson gals are..... Cynthia Josephine (above) Catherine Thompson that m. Sidney Hayden Wishing you and all my Mattingly cousins - "A Very Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving". Peace to all, Betty

William and others, Would like to know more about this family if you would. I concur with Paul's assessment earlier that James Edward Mattingly is a descendant of Joseph Mattingly and Hessina Hinton. I show that James Edward Mattingly was the son of Alexander Owen Mattingly who was the son of Edward Mattingly who was the son of Barton Mattingly who was the son of Joseph Mattingly and Hessina Hinton. See below on infor on the descendants of James Edward Mattingly and his three wives. Bob Alvey Descendants of James Edward Mattingly 1 James Edward Mattingly b: November 1859 in Marion Co, KY d: January 27, 1908 in Marion Co, KY Burial: St Charles Catholic Cemeetery, Marion Co, KY .+Elizabeth "Lizzie" Flanagan b: July 12, 1857 in KY m: January 22, 1878 in Marion Co, KY d: March 13, 1883 in Marion Co, KY Burial: St Charles Catholic Cemetery, Marion Co, KY ..2 Joseph Eugene Mattingly b: November 13, 1878 in Marion Co, KY ..2 Benedict Owen Mattingly b: October 06, 1880 in Marion Co, KY *2nd Wife of James Edward Mattingly: .+Annie Mamie Gettings b: 1863 m: November 11, 1884 in Marion Co, KY ..2 Robert Mattingly b: April 1889 in Marion Co, KY ......+Margaret HaydenFather: Sidney Hayden Mother: Catherine "Kate" Thompson *3rd Wife of James Edward Mattingly: .+Cynthia Josephine Thompson b: August 03, 1872 in KY m: May 20, 1894 in Marion Co, KY d: 1948 in Marion Co, KY Burial: St Charles Catholic Cemetery, Marion Co, KY Father: William R Thompson Mother: Mary Florence Medley ..2 Mary Alma Mattingly ......+Charles Frederick Hayden Father: Sidney Hayden Mother: Catherine "Kate" Thompson ....... 3 Margaret Louise Hayden b: October 28, 1920 in Marion Co, KY d: January 18, 1989 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY ...........+Joseph Oscar Skees b: July 19, 1902 in Hardin Co, KY m: March 24, 1979 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY d: August 19, 1980 in Louisville, Jefferson Co, KY Father: Maurice C Skees Mother: Rebecca Ann Skees .. 2 Marie Aline Mattingly

William or Paul, Do you have any more on this Annie Gettings.My 2nd GF James Mattingly married a Gettings and may be a connection there. Joe Mattingly -----Original Message----- From: William R Mattingly <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Wednesday, November 21, 2001 6:49 PM Subject: Re: [MATTINGLY] Mattingly's & Hayden's >Betty, I only had Margaret Hayden as Maggie with no other data at all. >Robert Mattingly, born April 1889, was a son of James Edward Mattingly and >his 2nd wife, Annie Mamie Gettings. Be happy to share additional info on >Robet if you need it. > >**************** >> >>> Paul and Betty, Sure glad to see the two of you putting your info out on >>> the line. I had Mary Alma married to the wrong Hayden (Charles Fenwick >>> Hayden) or could this be Charles Frederick Hayden? >>> >> >>William, he very well could be Charles Frederick for what I know. So, I >>better leave that question to Paul or perhaps someone else. >> >>I have a question for you - do you happen to know who the Robert Mattingly >>was that married Margaret Hayden d/o Sidney and Catherine Thompson Hayden. >>Sidney Hayden was s/o Thomas Hayden and Ann McAllister. Sorry, I don't have >>any dates or further info on these folks. >> >>I didn't see this Sidney Hayden in the 1860 or 1880 Marion Co Ky census. I >>may have overlooked him tho and I don't have the 1870. >> >>Thank you much, >>Betty > > >==== MATTINGLY Mailing List ==== ><Z>WELCOME TO THE MATTINGLY GENEALOGY GROUP<Z> >We also have the [email protected] >Your Host Website http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney >Rootsweb Host http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/m/a/MATTINGLY/ >To Unsubscribe or contact the List Owner [email protected] >mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscrib e >mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscrib e > >============================== >Visit Ancestry.com for a FREE 14-Day Trial and enjoy access to the #1 >Source for Family History Online. Go to: >http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=702&sourceid=1237 >

Betty, I only had Margaret Hayden as Maggie with no other data at all. Robert Mattingly, born April 1889, was a son of James Edward Mattingly and his 2nd wife, Annie Mamie Gettings. Be happy to share additional info on Robet if you need it. **************** > >> Paul and Betty, Sure glad to see the two of you putting your info out on >> the line. I had Mary Alma married to the wrong Hayden (Charles Fenwick >> Hayden) or could this be Charles Frederick Hayden? >> > >William, he very well could be Charles Frederick for what I know. So, I >better leave that question to Paul or perhaps someone else. > >I have a question for you - do you happen to know who the Robert Mattingly >was that married Margaret Hayden d/o Sidney and Catherine Thompson Hayden. >Sidney Hayden was s/o Thomas Hayden and Ann McAllister. Sorry, I don't have >any dates or further info on these folks. > >I didn't see this Sidney Hayden in the 1860 or 1880 Marion Co Ky census. I >may have overlooked him tho and I don't have the 1870. > >Thank you much, >Betty

Betty and William, My Dad doesn't know that much about Uncle Fred's family other than Uncle Fred's sister, Margaret, married my Grandmother Aline's half-brother, Uncle Robert. Uncle Robert lived in Indianapolis, IN for many years. So Robert Mattingly would have been a son of James Edward Mattingly and his first wife (whose name I can't remember and will have to look up and get back with you on). James Edward Mattingly would have been a descendent of Joseph and Hessina Mattingly. My Mom and Dad went to a Mattingly family reunion in Indianapolis several years ago that was for the children of James Edward and his 3 wives. The reunion was held at the farm of one of Robert Mattingly's sons.

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In a message dated 11/20/01 5:51:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: > Paul and Betty, Sure glad to see the two of you putting your info out on > the line. I had Mary Alma married to the wrong Hayden (Charles Fenwick > Hayden) or could this be Charles Frederick Hayden? > William, he very well could be Charles Frederick for what I know. So, I better leave that question to Paul or perhaps someone else. I have a question for you - do you happen to know who the Robert Mattingly was that married Margaret Hayden d/o Sidney and Catherine Thompson Hayden. Sidney Hayden was s/o Thomas Hayden and Ann McAllister. Sorry, I don't have any dates or further info on these folks. I didn't see this Sidney Hayden in the 1860 or 1880 Marion Co Ky census. I may have overlooked him tho and I don't have the 1870. Thank you much, Betty

By George, I finally found Henry on both the 1830 and 1840 census records of Grayson County, Kentucky. For what-ever reason (blindness I suppose) I have continually overlooked Henry during each exhaustive search. I am prepared to declare Henry as a son of Barnett Mattingly but still would love to see some kind of proof. During 1840, Henry is shown on the same page as Bennett and Annastasia. Bennett was a son of Barnett, Sr. and Annastasia was Barnett's widow (Barnett died during 1830). At this time Henry was shown between the ages of 50 and 60 (meaning he was born between 1780 and 1790, hence supporting the presummed year of birth of 1787). During 1830 (page 315 of the Fed census and page 641 of the images on line of Ancestry.com) Henry is shown between the ages of 30 and 40 (meaning he was born between 1790 and 1800). The argument about his year of birth continues but I am compelled to admit he must have been a son of Barnett and Annastasia.

Paul and Betty, Sure glad to see the two of you putting your info out on the line. I had Mary Alma married to the wrong Hayden (Charles Fenwick Hayden) or could this be Charles Frederick Hayden? *********** >Mary Alma Mattingly was my Grandmother's sister (Marie Aline and Mary Alma >were daughters of James Edward and Cynthia Thompson Mattingly). I'll ask >my Dad if he knows more about Uncle Fred's family. Although, I know most >of Uncle Fred and Aunt Alma's children and grandchildren, I don't know much >about Uncle Fred or his family. I'll get back with you or you can e-mail >me privately.

Mary Alma Mattingly was my Grandmother's sister (Marie Aline and Mary Alma were daughters of James Edward and Cynthia Thompson Mattingly). I'll ask my Dad if he knows more about Uncle Fred's family. Although, I know most of Uncle Fred and Aunt Alma's children and grandchildren, I don't know much about Uncle Fred or his family. I'll get back with you or you can e-mail me privately. Paul Mattingly

Robert Mattingly married Margaret "Maggie" Hayden Mary Alma Mattingly married Frederick "Fred" Hayden Margaret and Fred Hayden were children of Sidney Hayden and Catherine Thompson, I believe, and I'm pretty sure they were born in Marion Co Ky. Sidney and Catherine were married by 1890. Hoping someone knows who these Mattingly's belong to and......... hoping you also may know who Sidney Hayden and Catherine Thompson belong to. Getting my wish list in early - thanks! Betty

Please contact Pamela directly. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Tuesday, November 13, 2001 10:55 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Thralls family genalogy My name is Pamela Jane Thralls Boesiger and I am a direct descendant through my fathers line to Joseph and Sarah Edith Mattingly from Kentucky through Indiana to Missouri. I look forward to sharing information. Please em me [email protected] Sincerely, Pam

Loogootee (IN) Tribune, Thursday, November 8, 2001 Gerald Patrick Mattingly, Sr. Dies Thursday, November 1; Funeral Held on Monday Gerald Patrick Mattingly, Sr., age 64, of Loogootee, died at 11:03 p.m. on Thursday, November 1, 2001 at the Deaconess Hospital in Evansville, Indiana. He was born on February 28, 1937, in Daviess County, to John Ernest and Mary B. (Kavanaugh) Mattingly. He married Jacqueline "Jane" Baker on October 30, 1965 and she survives. Mr. Mattingly was retired owner-operator of Mattingly Feed Store, Inc., in Loogootee. He was a lifelong member of St. Mary's Chapel, in Barr Township, where he had served on the parish council, and was the secretary and treasurer of St. Mary's Cemetery. He most recently attended St. Martin's Catholic Church in Whitfield. He was a graduate of Montgomery High School in the Class of 1956 and was recipient of the Brute Society Award in 1994 through the Catholic Church. He was a U. S. Army veteran. Also surviving are one son, Gerald P. "Gerry" Mattingly, Jr., of Loogootee; four daughters, Mary Jo Gries of Solsberry, Angela Kaiser of Leavenworth, Marlena Harvey of Bloomington and Deanna Hopper of Indianapolis; three grandchildren, Brett and Gage Mattingly and Katelyn Kaiser; two brothers, Joseph L. Mattingly of Loogootee, and Timothy E. Mattingly of Montgomery; four sisters, Patricia "Pat" Tow and Rita Elliott, both of Loogootee, Veronica "Bonnie" Tennis of Washington, and Alberta "Bert" Turner of Indianapolis; one uncle, George Kavanaugh of Cannelburg; and one aunt, Veronica Eichmiller of Washington. He was preceded in death by four brothers, Frank, Norbert, John and Bernard Mattingly; five sisters Mary Alma Melton, Beatrice Sheetz, Dorothy Jean Ellis and infants, Doris Ann and Catherine Agnes Mattingly. A funeral service was held on Monday, November 5, at St. Mary's Chapel in Barr Township. Burial was made in St. Mary's Cemetery. Graveside rites were conducted by the V.F.W. and American Legion. The Brocksmith Funeral Home, Loogootee, was in charge of the final arrangements. The family suggested that memorial donations may be made to St. Mary's Chapel, St. Martin's Catholic Church, or the charity of your choice. (Note: Mr. Mattingly died of an aneurysm.)

I had only heard of one Jasper and that was Jasper Ray. There is a second listed with Rootsweb by Howard Sappington (Wonder if Howard watches this site and may help us out here). This Jasper appears to have been about the correct age to have been Clayton's father although Howard does not list his birthdate or a wife. The father of this Jasper was Albert Benton Mattingly and mother was Nannie Cohoon. At least one son, Ira Lee, was born in 1890 in Missouri. At least they were headed in the right direction. Social Security does list a Jasper R. Mattingly, born 2-7-1892 and dying in 1985 with SSA issued in Montana. This almost could be Jasper Ray but I show him as born 10-22-1891 in Louisville, Ky. and dying in 1955. The only wife I have seen reported for Jasper Ray was Lillian Bishop and no child named Clayton has appeared for them. I'm afraid I'm lost on Albert too, although I have several who are possibilities. ********************* >Obituary, The Seattle Times, Friday, Nov 9, 2001 >Clayton J Mattingley Feb 12, 1932 - Nov 4, 2001 >Clayton J. Mattingley, son of Jasper (Jack) and Eva Mattingley, was born >February 25, 1932 in Bainville, Montana. On August 30, 1952, Clayton >married Illa Mae Schledewitz in Culbertson, Montana. They were blessed with >three children, Clinton, Faye and Valerie. Survivors: wife Illa Mae, son >Clinton Mattingley of ID, daughters Faye Mattingley of WA, and Valerie Jzyk >husband Gary of CA; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one brother >Marvin and two sisters Eva Schledewitz and Thelma Thompson, numerous nieces, >nephews and cousins. Services will be held November 10 at 1:30 pm at Bethel >Lutheran Church of Shoreline. Memorials may be made to Bethel Lutheran of >Shoreline. > >I do not have any idea about this person, I just thought someone on the list >might like to have this information. > >MELISSA THOMPSON ALEXANDER >[email protected] >edmonds, washington, usa

Obituary, The Seattle Times, Friday, Nov 9, 2001 Clayton J Mattingley Feb 12, 1932 - Nov 4, 2001 Clayton J. Mattingley, son of Jasper (Jack) and Eva Mattingley, was born February 25, 1932 in Bainville, Montana. On August 30, 1952, Clayton married Illa Mae Schledewitz in Culbertson, Montana. They were blessed with three children, Clinton, Faye and Valerie. Survivors: wife Illa Mae, son Clinton Mattingley of ID, daughters Faye Mattingley of WA, and Valerie Jzyk husband Gary of CA; seven grandchildren; one great-grandchild; one brother Marvin and two sisters Eva Schledewitz and Thelma Thompson, numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Services will be held November 10 at 1:30 pm at Bethel Lutheran Church of Shoreline. Memorials may be made to Bethel Lutheran of Shoreline. I do not have any idea about this person, I just thought someone on the list might like to have this information. MELISSA THOMPSON ALEXANDER [email protected] edmonds, washington, usa

Thanks for the obit, Shirley. I am glad to hear from you again. Ralph Banks, Austin, TX

Washington (Indiana) Times Herald Tues, Nov 6, 2001 The funeral service of Gerald Mattingly, Sr. was Monday at St. Mary's Chapel, Barr Township. RFr. Tom Kesslet officiated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery with graveside service by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and american Legion. Military honor guard members serving were: Howard Traumbaugh, sergeant in charge; Eugene Wilcoxen, chaplain; tim Strange and Phil Todd, color guard; Don Friedman and ron Davis, color bearers; Virgil Harper and Whitey Hawkins, flag folders and Jim Chandler, John Roedel, Joe Rehl, don Lannan, Bob Prather, Gary Lamar and Charlie Davis, firing squad. Pallbearers were: Sonny Hughes, Gene Baker, Richard Baker, Richard Arvin, Hope Holland, Chris Mattingly, Kenny Mattingly, George Schwenk, Jiggs Pieper and Rocky Campfield. Honoarary pallbearers were: Tim Mattingly, Joe Mattingly, Paul Kaiser, Dennis Gries, Matthew Hopper, Brian Harvey, Gerry Mattingly, Brett Mattingly, and Gage Mattingly. The Brocksmith Funeral Home, Loogootee, was in charge of arrangements. Washington (Indiana) Times Herald Tues, Nov 6, 2001 The funeral service of Gerald Mattingly, Sr. was Monday at St. Mary's Chapel, Barr Township. RFr. Tom Kesslet officiated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery with graveside service by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and american Legion. Military honor guard members serving were: Howard Traumbaugh, sergeant in charge; Eugene Wilcoxen, chaplain; tim Strange and Phil Todd, color guard; Don Friedman and ron Davis, color bearers; Virgil Harper and Whitey Hawkins, flag folders and Jim Chandler, John Roedel, Joe Rehl, don Lannan, Bob Prather, Gary Lamar and Charlie Davis, firing squad. Pallbearers were: Sonny Hughes, Gene Baker, Richard Baker, Richard Arvin, Hope Holland, Chris Mattingly, Kenny Mattingly, George Schwenk, Jiggs Pieper and Rocky Campfield. Honoarary pallbearers were: Tim Mattingly, Joe Mattingly, Paul Kaiser, Dennis Gries, Matthew Hopper, Brian Harvey, Gerry Mattingly, Brett Mattingly, and Gage Mattingly. The Brocksmith Funeral Home, Loogootee, was in charge of arrangements. Washington (Indiana) Times Herald Tues, Nov 6, 2001 The funeral service of Gerald Mattingly, Sr. was Monday at St. Mary's Chapel, Barr Township. RFr. Tom Kesslet officiated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery with graveside service by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and american Legion. Military honor guard members serving were: Howard Traumbaugh, sergeant in charge; Eugene Wilcoxen, chaplain; tim Strange and Phil Todd, color guard; Don Friedman and ron Davis, color bearers; Virgil Harper and Whitey Hawkins, flag folders and Jim Chandler, John Roedel, Joe Rehl, don Lannan, Bob Prather, Gary Lamar and Charlie Davis, firing squad. Pallbearers were: Sonny Hughes, Gene Baker, Richard Baker, Richard Arvin, Hope Holland, Chris Mattingly, Kenny Mattingly, George Schwenk, Jiggs Pieper and Rocky Campfield. Honoarary pallbearers were: Tim Mattingly, Joe Mattingly, Paul Kaiser, Dennis Gries, Matthew Hopper, Brian Harvey, Gerry Mattingly, Brett Mattingly, and Gage Mattingly. The Brocksmith Funeral Home, Loogootee, was in charge of arrangements. Washington (Indiana) Times Herald Tues, Nov 6, 2001 The funeral service of Gerald Mattingly, Sr. was Monday at St. Mary's Chapel, Barr Township. RFr. Tom Kesslet officiated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery with graveside service by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and american Legion. Military honor guard members serving were: Howard Traumbaugh, sergeant in charge; Eugene Wilcoxen, chaplain; tim Strange and Phil Todd, color guard; Don Friedman and ron Davis, color bearers; Virgil Harper and Whitey Hawkins, flag folders and Jim Chandler, John Roedel, Joe Rehl, don Lannan, Bob Prather, Gary Lamar and Charlie Davis, firing squad. Pallbearers were: Sonny Hughes, Gene Baker, Richard Baker, Richard Arvin, Hope Holland, Chris Mattingly, Kenny Mattingly, George Schwenk, Jiggs Pieper and Rocky Campfield. Honoarary pallbearers were: Tim Mattingly, Joe Mattingly, Paul Kaiser, Dennis Gries, Matthew Hopper, Brian Harvey, Gerry Mattingly, Brett Mattingly, and Gage Mattingly. The Brocksmith Funeral Home, Loogootee, was in charge of arrangements. Washington (Indiana) Times Herald Tues, Nov 6, 2001 The funeral service of Gerald Mattingly, Sr. was Monday at St. Mary's Chapel, Barr Township. RFr. Tom Kesslet officiated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery with graveside service by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and american Legion. Military honor guard members serving were: Howard Traumbaugh, sergeant in charge; Eugene Wilcoxen, chaplain; tim Strange and Phil Todd, color guard; Don Friedman and ron Davis, color bearers; Virgil Harper and Whitey Hawkins, flag folders and Jim Chandler, John Roedel, Joe Rehl, don Lannan, Bob Prather, Gary Lamar and Charlie Davis, firing squad. Pallbearers were: Sonny Hughes, Gene Baker, Richard Baker, Richard Arvin, Hope Holland, Chris Mattingly, Kenny Mattingly, George Schwenk, Jiggs Pieper and Rocky Campfield. Honoarary pallbearers were: Tim Mattingly, Joe Mattingly, Paul Kaiser, Dennis Gries, Matthew Hopper, Brian Harvey, Gerry Mattingly, Brett Mattingly, and Gage Mattingly. The Brocksmith Funeral Home, Loogootee, was in charge of arrangements. Washington (Indiana) Times Herald Tues, Nov 6, 2001 The funeral service of Gerald Mattingly, Sr. was Monday at St. Mary's Chapel, Barr Township. Fr. Tom Kessler officiated. Burial was in St. Mary's Cemetery with graveside service by the Veterans of Foreign Wars and American Legion. Military honor guard members serving were: Howard Traumbaugh, sergeant in charge; Eugene Wilcoxen, chaplain; Tim Strange and Phil Todd, color guard; Don Friedman and Ron Davis, color bearers; Virgil Harper and Whitey Hawkins, flag folders and Jim Chandler, John Roedel, Joe Rehl, Don Lannan, Bob Prather, Gary Lamar and Charlie Davis, firing squad. Pallbearers were: Sonny Hughes, Gene Baker, Richard Baker, Richard Arvin, Hope Holland, Chris Mattingly, Kenny Mattingly, George Schwenk, Jiggs Pieper and Rocky Campfield. Honorary pallbearers were: Tim Mattingly, Joe Mattingly, Paul Kaiser, Dennis Gries, Matthew Hopper, Brian Harvey, Gerry Mattingly, Brett Mattingly, and Gage Mattingly. The Brocksmith Funeral Home, Loogootee, was in charge of arrangements.

Paul---- Thank you so much for sharing with us the will of John Suttle. This information is very interesting to me, since his widow, Mary, seems to have been my G6Grandmother. Do we yet have anything on the ancestry of Mary? Ralph Banks