Ralph, and list, I found this some time ago, and it may be Ignatius Mattingly Jr. who is listed here, father of Mary Eleanor. Interesting! Sorry the format is messed up. Judith Burger -------------------------------- http://www.mdarchives.state.md.us/megafile/msa/speccol/sc2900/sc2908/000001/ 000018/html/am18--384.html 384 Records of Maryland Troops in the Continental Service A Return of Draughts and Substitutes sent from St Mary's Co. under the Act of May Session to join the Troops at Annapolis. SUBSTITUTES. James Adams Substituted 28 July '81 Edward Harley Substituted 1 Aug '81 John Jennings 31 " " Igns. Griffin 2 " " Joseph Kerby 31 " " Walter Buckler 5 " " Igns. Adams 23 " " Barnard Pain 31 July '81 William Kirkpartrick 26 " " Moses Adams 31 " " Thos. Curtis 26 " " Peter Jarbo 31 " " Joseph Wimsott (+++++) 27 " " Edwd. Hasil 1 Aug.'81 Igns. Pain 28 " " Joseph Brown 2 " " John Madox 28 " " William Pike 2 " " Joseph Reswick 28 " " John Norris 2 " " John Dent Suit 28 " " John Greenwell 2 " " Baptis Gough 29 " " Thos. Wise 5 " " Elisha Burrowes 30 " " Cuthb. Jones 12 " " DRAUGHTS.- All draughted 27 July, '81. Joseph Newton Charles Attwood Nicholas Goldsbury Henry Briscoe Jeremiah Hazel Igns. Brion Edward Monark Solomon Dixon William Adams Jeremiah Herbert Henry Norris Bennet Anderson Struton Edwards Robert Jarboe Igns. Mattingly(***************) Igns. Howard John King William Pratt Arnold Norris Charles Tawney Nathaniel Kahil Zacha. Newton Charles Cole Caroline County, 13th Aug., 1781. Your Excellency & Honours: Inclosed you have a list of our Recruits and Drafts those that are excused are marked and likewise those that have run, which I shall send forward as soon as we can Ketch them: I thought it most expe dient to send these forward and not to wait for those that have deserted. There is five enlisted for three years which Compleats our Quota of the last Springs Drafts, whose inlistments I have sent forward. I am your Excellency & Honours Most Obedt. Humble Servt. William Whiteley. P.S. If you are in want of Officers for the Drafts, there is a young man amongst them by the name of George Dawson, if you think him Capable Shou'd be glad you would give him an Ensign's Commission. There is a man by the name of Gideon Longfellow who is a Recruit for this County and has since gone to Queen Ann's County and there entered as a Substitute for a Class, therefore beg you'll please to have him entered for this County. W. W. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------- > William, et al----- > I have a Mary Eleanor Mattingly, b. ca. 1803, Saint Mary's County, > Maryalnd, > d. after 1820 who was the daughter of Eleanor Ford and Ignatius Mattingly > Jr. > Ralph Banks

William, et al----- I have a Mary Eleanor Mattingly, b. ca. 1803, Saint Mary's County, Maryalnd, d. after 1820 who was the daughter of Eleanor Ford and Ignatius Mattingly Jr. Ralph Banks

I have this family. Zanesville, Ohio is my hometown. I show Chidley Matthew Mattingly and Phoebe Caroline Woodward having 7 children. He is the son of William Mattingly and Sara Chidley Matthews. (She died in 1831 and he married Anna Mary Dugan.) William the son of Henry Mattingly and Honor Durbin. Chidley Matthew had a sister named Honora. Who is the Mary that is throwing you off? I can't access a webpage from my home computer. Maybe I can help. My granddaughter is crawling and whining at my feet, so, I may not have too much time to answer anyone right away. Tricia Rev. Dr. Richard and Tricia Hertenstein Mount Moriah Lutheran Church (ELCA) Anna, Illinois [email protected] ---------- > From: William R Mattingly <[email protected]> > To: [email protected] > Subject: Re: [MATTINGLY] Found a new Matthew Mattingly !!! > Date: Thursday, August 16, 2001 5:04 PM > > Judith, at first glance this looks like Chidley Matthew and his sister > Margaret. The Hannah is perplexing but this could have been Honora. These > were children of William Mattingly, abt 1786 and a son of Henry. The mother > of these was Sarah Chidley Matthews so the Mary is also throwing me. > William settled in Zanesville, Ohio. > > **************** > Here's the site for some Catholic Baptisms in Ohio (on the way to KY?), > 1818-1820. You will find three children of William Mattingly and his wife > Mary 4th line from end of 1819. Another line of mine the Braddocks came > through Perry County, Ohio on the way to Washington Co. KY. in about 1846. > They were from PA, and there was a family of Mattinglys in Cambria County, > PA early on. Maybe this was their route. JB > > http://www.perrygenealogy.net/records/baptism/00001.htm > > > a.. October 27 - Mary, George and Cornelius McCLINES, of Cornelius and Mary > > a.. -- - Mary, Catherine, Rosy and Barney CURRAN, of Dennis and Mary > > a.. -- - Matthew, Margaret and Hannah MATTINGLY, of William and Mary > > a.. November 15 - Frederick DRAPER, of John Proscilla > > a.. November 20 - James DIVIT, of Daniel and Ann > > a.. -- - Jacob COLLOPHY, of Timothy and Sarah > > > ==== 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=unsubscribe > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > > ============================== > 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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB

If I am correct, I believe Mary and Thomas were married in Breckinridge County, Ky. From what we know of the Breckinridge Mattingly's it seems obvious that Mary was not from the bunch that stemmed from Cezar. However during some of these years Charles Fowler Mattingly was in the area as was a James Mattingly (not James Barton). Charles Fowler was a son of Ignatius Mattingly and Sarah Catherine Fowler but I don't have a daughter for this pair named Mary. I'm not certain I know all of Ignatius and Sarah's children but I feel that this may be an area to look into; if Mary was a sister to Charles Fowler, for example. **************** I'm seeking the parents of Mary E. Mattingly b 1800-1802 in KY who married Thomas W Lewis b VA. Does anyone have info on this Mary?

Thanks, William. I finally found them after you told me his name is Chidley Matthew, however I have that William married Anna Mary Dugan in 1833 after Sarah died in 1831, so the baptisms in 1819 seem strange with Mary as the mother. Maybe there is some mis-transcription or something in play here. JB (src. William R. Mattingly Home page :) ) *******************************************************************8 > Judith, at first glance this looks like Chidley Matthew and his sister > Margaret. The Hannah is perplexing but this could have been Honora. These > were children of William Mattingly, abt 1786 and a son of Henry. The mother > of these was Sarah Chidley Matthews so the Mary is also throwing me. > William settled in Zanesville, Ohio. > > **************** > Here's the site for some Catholic Baptisms in Ohio (on the way to KY?), > 1818-1820. You will find three children of William Mattingly and his wife > Mary 4th line from end of 1819. Another line of mine the Braddocks came > through Perry County, Ohio on the way to Washington Co. KY. in about 1846. > They were from PA, and there was a family of Mattinglys in Cambria County, > PA early on. Maybe this was their route. JB > > http://www.perrygenealogy.net/records/baptism/00001.htm > > > a.. October 27 - Mary, George and Cornelius McCLINES, of Cornelius and Mary > > a.. -- - Mary, Catherine, Rosy and Barney CURRAN, of Dennis and Mary > > a.. -- - Matthew, Margaret and Hannah MATTINGLY, of William and Mary > > a.. November 15 - Frederick DRAPER, of John Proscilla > > a.. November 20 - James DIVIT, of Daniel and Ann > > a.. -- - Jacob COLLOPHY, of Timothy and Sarah > > > ==== 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=unsubscribe > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > > ============================== > 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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >

Judith, at first glance this looks like Chidley Matthew and his sister Margaret. The Hannah is perplexing but this could have been Honora. These were children of William Mattingly, abt 1786 and a son of Henry. The mother of these was Sarah Chidley Matthews so the Mary is also throwing me. William settled in Zanesville, Ohio. **************** Here's the site for some Catholic Baptisms in Ohio (on the way to KY?), 1818-1820. You will find three children of William Mattingly and his wife Mary 4th line from end of 1819. Another line of mine the Braddocks came through Perry County, Ohio on the way to Washington Co. KY. in about 1846. They were from PA, and there was a family of Mattinglys in Cambria County, PA early on. Maybe this was their route. JB http://www.perrygenealogy.net/records/baptism/00001.htm a.. October 27 - Mary, George and Cornelius McCLINES, of Cornelius and Mary a.. -- - Mary, Catherine, Rosy and Barney CURRAN, of Dennis and Mary a.. -- - Matthew, Margaret and Hannah MATTINGLY, of William and Mary a.. November 15 - Frederick DRAPER, of John Proscilla a.. November 20 - James DIVIT, of Daniel and Ann a.. -- - Jacob COLLOPHY, of Timothy and Sarah

I'm seeking the parents of Mary E. Mattingly b 1800-1802 in KY who married Thomas W Lewis b VA. Does anyone have info on this Mary? Jim Sills James G. Sills, M.D. HC 60 Box 3B Harned, KY 40144 [email protected] 270-756-2297 Destin address James G Sills 9950 W. Hwy 98 H-4 Destin, FL 32550 850-654-7902

Here's the site for some Catholic Baptisms in Ohio (on the way to KY?), 1818-1820. You will find three children of William Mattingly and his wife Mary 4th line from end of 1819. Another line of mine the Braddocks came through Perry County, Ohio on the way to Washington Co. KY. in about 1846. They were from PA, and there was a family of Mattinglys in Cambria County, PA early on. Maybe this was their route. JB http://www.perrygenealogy.net/records/baptism/00001.htm a.. October 27 - Mary, George and Cornelius McCLINES, of Cornelius and Mary a.. -- - Mary, Catherine, Rosy and Barney CURRAN, of Dennis and Mary a.. -- - Matthew, Margaret and Hannah MATTINGLY, of William and Mary a.. November 15 - Frederick DRAPER, of John Proscilla a.. November 20 - James DIVIT, of Daniel and Ann a.. -- - Jacob COLLOPHY, of Timothy and Sarah

Judith, William, Dan et al--- Thank you, Judith, so much for the transcription of the John Baptist Mattingly d. 1817, court case. Did we decide that it was his son, William who migrated to Perry County, Missouri and deceased there in 1844? Ralph Banks

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I would like to find a copy of the book Catholic Pioneers at the Rolling Fork Settlement,Washington County,Kentucky. (Now Holy Name of Mother Parish,Calvary,Marion County,Kentucky) by Gerald Thompson. Does anyone know if copies are for sale?

Hi, Paul, My address is [email protected] Best, Elizabeth ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, August 14, 2001 12:32 PM Subject: [MATTINGLY] Elizabeth? > I'm looking for Elizabeth Culhane's email address. I need to send her some > info. Does any know what her email address is? I attempted to send her > something this morning and it was returned to me. Its possible that my > server is just acting up again this morning. > > Paul Mattingly > Atlanta, GA > > > ==== 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=unsubscribe > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > > ============================== > Search over 1 Billion names at Ancestry.com! > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/rwlist1.asp > >

I'm looking for Elizabeth Culhane's email address. I need to send her some info. Does any know what her email address is? I attempted to send her something this morning and it was returned to me. Its possible that my server is just acting up again this morning. Paul Mattingly Atlanta, GA

I meant to say "Breckinridge County, Ky. NOT Brackenridge. Does anyone have the 1860 census? *********** I need some help from anyone with access to the 1860 census for Brackenridge County, Ky. Thomas A. Mattingly and Sarah Lewis; I think they had a daughter named Palestine (likely born between 1850 and 1860 or about 1854) who married a Henning but I can't find her.

How right you are, Judith. It was the will of John Baptist Mattingly (1736-1817) I was looking at and again, I see no reference to a child, William. Ralph

You are correct Ralph. The names of the children of this gentleman came to me from the posting of the court cases following his death that Karen Fowler Caldwell was so kind as to post to this list some time ago. With her permission I will re-post them below. JB PS I hope this is ethical, I don't know the protocol for it. JB *************************************************************** I have a transcription of the court case that was given to me by a good friend and Mattingly researcher that was transcribed probably during the 1970's. Since this is not my own work and I have not compared it to the actual court case, I have no idea of what errors may be contained in it. I can only hope that my friend will forgive me for posting this and then asking him for permission later. Karen 1. 3/14/1817, The Will of John Baptist Mattingly 2. 10/25/1817, Inventory and Sale of the estate of John Baptist Mattingly. 3. 1/1/1819, Receipt of Gabriel Mattingly showing that he received $27.83 in part payment of his share of the estate. 4. 5/25/1825, Article of Agreement between Gabriel Mattingly and Elizabeth Mattingly (his mother) regarding the rental of her plantation. 5. 7/18/1829, Inventory of Sale of part of the estate of John B. Mattingly. 6. 7/18/1829, Gabriel Mattingly signs a note that he will pay within 2 years $11.00 to the Executors of John B. Mattingly's estate. 7. 8/10/1829, Charges of trespass and assault and battery filed by Gabriel Mattingly against John Yager. Total damages sought, $1000.00. 8. 8/24/1829, A list of money and property not accounted for filed by James Ryan and Executors in estate of John B. Mattingly. 9. 9/1/1829, Sheriff of Washington County ordered to summon into court John Yager to answer charges. 10. 9/9/1829, Sheriff of Washington County ordered to summon into court Thomas Hayden, Jr., Stith Thompson and Henry Hagan to appear in court on behalf of Gabriel Mattingly regarding the charges. 11. 10/28/1829, All heirs of John B. Mattingly ordered to appear in court to answer charges brought in a suit by Gabriel Mattingly. 12. 11/14/1829, Sheriff of Washington County orders Eleanor _____ and Nancy _____ to appear in court on behalf of Gabriel Mattingly. (Ryan and Riney?) 13. 11/14/1829, John Yager pleads not guilty to the charges and puts himself on the mercy of the court. 14. 4/27/1830, All John B. Mattingly's heirs are again ordered into court to answer suit by Gabriel Mattingly. 15. 4/28/1830, Only James Ryan, Eleanor Ryan and Phillip Mattingly answered the summons. None of the other defendants could be located. 16. 4/29/1830, Constable of Washington County orders Gabriel Mattingly into court in a complaint filed by James Ryan, Executor, for non-payment of debt. 17. 5/9/1830, Judgment against Gabriel Mattingly in the above charges. 18. 5/9/1830, Gabriel Mattingly proved that he had paid part of his debt to James Ryan, Executor and judgment was awarded to James Ryan for an additional payment of $18.00. 19. 5/20/1830, Constable of Washington County ordered to seize part of the property of Gabriel Mattingly to satisfy judgment in $18.00 awarded to James Ryan. 20. 7/20/1830, Execution of the above (19) accomplished. 21. 5/5/1831, Answer of James Ryan and others to complaint filed by Gabriel Mattingly. 22. 7/28/1831, Gabriel Mattingly serves public notice to James Ryan and Phillip Mattingly, Executors, that he will take testimony from Thomas Medley in regarding the court suit. 23. 8/6/1831, Thomas Medley testifies that he purchased tobacco in 1817 or 1818 and the Phillip Mattingly sold the tobacco as an executor of the estate of John B. Mattingly. 24. 8/24/1831, Gabriel Mattingly gave public notice to the heirs of John Mattingly, heir of John B. Mattingly, deceased, to come forward else they be judged as confessing to their guilt. 25. 9/6/1831, Thomas Medley and Thomas Spink testify as to the value of Milly, the slave and another slave. Testimony at the instance of Gabriel Mattingly. The slave to Phillip, $100.00, the other (Milly) $330.00. 26. 11/1/1831, Gabriel Mattingly testified that the slaves were worth more than James Ryan reportedly sold them for and that he did not receive his share of the receipts. 27. 11/1/1831, Phillip Mattingly appeared before the Justice of the Peace and testifies that James Ryan managed the estate exclusively and held all the money in his hands for a number of years without paying anything out to the others and then when he did, he paid no interest. 28. 11/12/1831, Certification by the Bardstown newspaper that the notice by Gabriel Mattingly had been published. 29. 11/16/1831, Phillip Mattingly testifies that Milly was worth more that $330.00 and the whole estate of John B. Mattingly was valued at $1616.00, share of the 11 children, each $147.00. 30. 1/19/1832, Gabriel Mattingly inserted another public notice in the newspaper by way of the Washington County Circuit Court in a charge against the John B. Mattingly heirs and defendants. 31. 5/3/1833, Bardstown newspaper editor certifies that the notice was published. 32. 5/ _/1833, Washington County Court approves John B. Smith to check and see how much of the estate is to be distributed to each heir. 33. 8/_/1833, Gabriel Mattingly petitions that John B. Smith be set aside as the auditor of the John B. Mattingly estate and that Mordecai Hardin replace him as auditor. 34. 8/13/1833, James Ryan testifies that Elizabeth Mattingly gave him the girl, Milly, with no strings attached and that at the sale, she was valued at more that she was worth. 35. 8/13/1833, Depositions by John Yager, Joseph Yager, James Yager and Priscilla Mattingly support James Ryan's testimony. 36. 9/?/1833, Deposition by Maria Browning supports James Ryan's testimony. 37. 9/28/1833, Phillip Mattingly seems to contradict testimony of those in 35 and 36 above. 38. 9/28/1833, Gabriel Mattingly serves notice on James Ryan that he will take testimony from Eleanor Seay and others at the home of James Simms in Lebanon regarding his suit of the John B. Mattingly's heirs. 39. 11/4/1833, Accounting of estate by Mordecai Hardin values it at $1598.75 at $145.34 per heir while James Ryan values it at $1086.62 1/2, $98.78 per heir. 40. 11/4/1835, James Ryan has Randolph ______ testify that Milly was worth no more than $250.00. Gabriel then asks Randolph _____ whether he was an appraiser at the sale of the estate in 1817. His reply was that he couldn't recall and in reply to another question from Gabriel, he said that he didn't know whether he was or was not at the sale. 41. 11/5/1833, Samuel Williams testifies to the effect that Milly was worth no more than $250.00. 42. 11/18/1833, Eleanor and Edmond Seay testify that James Ryan and Phillip Mattingly were acting as rascals regarding the distribution of the John B. Mattingly estate. 43. 10/23/1834, Court rules in favor of Gabriel Mattingly in that Milly and the other slaves were property of the estate of John B. Mattingly and not the property of the executor, James Ryan. 44. 9/_/1835, Court rules in favor of Gabriel Mattingly against James Ryan to the amount of $29.78 and in favor of William Mattingly against James Ryan, $57.20. Gabriel Mattingly is authorized agent for William Mattingly. 45. Court awards to Barnabas Mattingly, $51.20, William Mattingly, $51.20 (the amount in 44 above says $57.20), to the children of Joseph Mattingly, $51.20, to the children of John Mattingly, $51.20, to the children of James Mattingly, $51.20, to the children of Bennet Mattingly, $51.20 and to the children of Nancy Mattingly, $51.20. (There was testimony by one witness that Francis Mattingly hadn't been heard of in 30 years.) Karen Fowler Caldwell [[email protected]]

William, Judith, Bob, et al----- This William d. 1817, Washington County we are talking about: is this the same William that left a will dated 3-14-1817, proved 5-12-1817? If so, this will mentions only, children Phillip, Barney and Elender, with no mention of a son, William. Now what? Ralph Banks

Ralph, I believe it is the will of John Baptist Mattingly you are referencing with children Philip, barney and Elender instead of the will of William Mattingly. They were both proved on the same date. JB > William, Judith, Bob, et al----- > This William d. 1817, Washington County we are talking about: is this > the same William that left a will dated 3-14-1817, proved 5-12-1817? If so, > this will mentions only, children Phillip, Barney and Elender, with no > mention of a son, William. Now what? > Ralph Banks > > > ==== 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=unsubscribe > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > > ============================== > Shop Ancestry - Everything you need to Discover, Preserve & Celebrate > your heritage! > http://shop.myfamily.com/ancestrycatalog >

I'll have to go back and try to determine where I got this info on William as born about 1777. My first thought is that it was from Charley but I hate to make that statement while being uncertain. However, you're right; William was most probably NOT in Washington County at the time his dad's will was being probated. I wish I knew something about him but he seems to have been rather unwilling to leave many traces. I think he was in league with that odd Lucas, John Townley, and others who kept their lives so un-trackable. ****************** >This William sounds like a true son of John Baptist d. 1817, however, I did >not have him b. 1777, I have an unlikely date of 1807 for him, unsourced, so >probably a results of a living nightmare after trying to understand his >father's estate settlement papers. However this William son of John Baptist >d 1817, had an authorized agent to receive his share when the estate was >finally distributed in abt 1835, so he was not in Washington County >apparently. Maybe he is the husband of the charming Bridget Anna Vessels. >He is not as elegant a fit as our first candidate though. JB >*******************************************

This William sounds like a true son of John Baptist d. 1817, however, I did not have him b. 1777, I have an unlikely date of 1807 for him, unsourced, so probably a results of a living nightmare after trying to understand his father's estate settlement papers. However this William son of John Baptist d 1817, had an authorized agent to receive his share when the estate was finally distributed in abt 1835, so he was not in Washington County apparently. Maybe he is the husband of the charming Bridget Anna Vessels. He is not as elegant a fit as our first candidate though. JB ******************************************* > You're likely correct. I was looking too and another could have been the > son of John Baptist (I shudder to say, died 1817), and also born about 1777 > and married to Jane Peterson on 7-1-1801 in Washington County. This guy > appears to have had a bunch of kids and none accounted for in my files (is > he the one with 6 males under 10 and 5 between the ages of 10 and 16; and 4 > daughters under 10 and one between 16 and 26?) > > ******************* > Maybe one of them is William Mattingly b 1777, m. Henrietta Buckman in 1811, > Nelson Co. at the age of 34. IN 1820 he would have been 43 yrs old with > one son by Henrietta, Cyprian P. born Sept 16, 1812, Washington Co. I > always thought he should have been married before this late marriage, but do > not have any documentation of such. JB > > > ==== 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=unsubscribe > mailto:[email protected]?subject=unsubscribe&body=unsubscribe > > ============================== > 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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB >