Bob---- Thanks so much for the information, and I am sure my cousin, a descendant of John Lucas Mattingly, will appreciate the information as well. Like my own Mattingly ggrandfather, John Lucas migrated his family to Texas in the late 1800's and settled and lived out his life in Newcastle, Young County, Texas. Ralph Banks ([email protected]), Austin, TX

Ralph, Another Jesse Mattingly, not Jesse L Mattingly born abt 1833 too early for Jesse L. For what its worth since I don't have this information well sourced but I show the Jesse you are talking about as Jesse Mattingly b. 3/24/1833 in Clay Co, KY, he married Mary Jane "Mollie" Asher in Clay Co, KY and they were parents of John Lucas Mattingly b. abt 1857. This information I received from a Kathleen MacFarland, descendant of John Lucas. I show this Jesse as the son of William Mattingly(1804-1893) and Aisley Alice Bowling, William is the son of Ignatius Mattingly(1781-1833) and Mary Ann Daft, Ignatius is the son of Ignatius Mattingly(1737-1807) and Eleanor Shircliffe and Ignatius is the son of Ignatius Mattingly(1704-1789) and Sarah ?? and Ignatius is the son of Thomas Mattingly, II and second wife Elizabeth. Pretty much the same as yours except a few of my dates are a bit different Bob Alvey > Bob, et al------ > I have a Jesse Mattingly, b. after 1804, son of (s/o) William, s/o > Ignatius > (1775-1833), s/o Ignatius (1737-ca.1807), s/o Ignatius (1704-ca.1789), s/o > of > > Thomas II. > Jesse was the father of John Lucas Mattingly, an ancestor of a distant > cousin > of mine who I am acquainted with on the net. > Any connections here with the Jesse Mattingly you are talking about? > Ralph Banks ([email protected]), Austin, TX >

Bob, et al------ I have a Jesse Mattingly, b. after 1804, son of (s/o) William, s/o Ignatius (1775-1833), s/o Ignatius (1737-ca.1807), s/o Ignatius (1704-ca.1789), s/o of Thomas II. Jesse was the father of John Lucas Mattingly, an ancestor of a distant cousin of mine who I am acquainted with on the net. Any connections here with the Jesse Mattingly you are talking about? Ralph Banks ([email protected]), Austin, TX

Barbara, Thanks very much but that is another Jesse Mattingly, b. 1/27/1880 in Daviess Co, KY, son of Martin Spalding Mattingly. The M S Mattingly in the 1880 Daviess Co, KY census was Martin Spalding Mattingly, son of George Mattingly and Sarah Miles. Martin Spalding Mattingly married Annie Belle Morland, dau of Jesse P Morland and Mary Unknown. I will post this to the group and hoping you don't mind just in case other Mattingly researchers are looking for this one as well. You have added some information I had not picked up on the siblings of Annie Belle Morland. I'm related to all the Alvey's in Daviess Co who all descend from a Henry Alvey b abt 1785 in St Mary's Co, MD. His sister Susannah Alvey is my GGGGgrandmother. Bob Alvey In a message dated 7/15/01 9:09:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > Subj: Re: [KyUnion] Jesse L. Mattingly-Union Co., Ky > Date: 7/15/01 9:09:54 AM Pacific Daylight Time > From: [email protected] (Barbara O'Nan) > To: [email protected] > > > > > Bob, > > I found the following in the 1880 US Census. Don't know if this is your > Jesse L. Mattingly, but Davies Co. is close to Union Co. > > Barbara in Ky > ===================================== > Census Place: Lower Town, Daviess, Kentucky > Source: FHL Film 1254411 National Archives Film T9-0411 Page 285D > Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace > J. P. MORELAND Self M M W 56 KY > Occ: Farmer Fa: MD Mo: SC > Mary MORELAND Wife F M W 53 KY > Occ: Keeps House Fa: --- Mo: --- > Alex MORELAND Son M S W 30 KY > Occ: Agent Fa: KY Mo: KY > Guiy MORELAND Son M W 21 KY > Occ: Works In Tabacco Factory Fa: KY Mo: KY > Bettie MORELAND Dau F S W 17 KY > Fa: KY Mo: KY > Sam WALDEN SonL M M W 35 KY > Occ: Buy'S Tabacco Fa: KY Mo: KY > Maggie WALDEN Dau F M W 24 KY > Occ: Boarding Fa: KY Mo: KY > Clarance WALDEN GSon M S W 4 KY > Fa: KY Mo: KY > M. S. MATTINGLY SonL M M W 36 KY > Occ: County Clerk Fa: KY Mo: KY > Annie B. MATTINGLY Dau F M W 27 KY > Occ: Boarding Fa: KY Mo: KY > Jessee MATTINGLY GSon M S W 4M KY > Fa: KY Mo: KY > Sidney JOHNSON Other M S B 30 KY > Occ: Laborer Fa: KY Mo: KY > > >

Ruth, Jesse L Mattingly has been driving me mad for some time as well and I wish I could tell you who his parents were. I have found some information on his family which I will send here in hopes it might fit with something you have discovered. After seeing your message, I went to the national archives here in Laguna Niguel last week and checked out the 1900 Mattingly soundex for KY, IN & IL with no luck in finding Jesse L who I figured should be listed as a 7 year old in 1900 along with his brother who I figure is Elisha Clarence Mattingly age about 12. I checked 1910 KY and no luck there either although I believe that the Clarence Mattingly and his wife Effie are listed in Union Co, KY as newly weds in the 1910 census is the same as Elisha Clarence. I also found Elisha C Mattingly in the 1920 Union Co, KY census with Effie and three children. I also found the obit for a Jesse L Mattingly, Sr b. 5/24/1919 in Union Co, KY mother was Effie Russell, wife of Elisha C Mattingly. He died in Owensboro in 12/30/2000. Lots left unknown about this family. Also I have not seen the tombstone but Peyton Heady's listing of St Ambrose shows Jesse as Jesse E Mattingly and it says killed in WWI? Have you seen the tombstone or found a death record? Did oyu see his miliatry records to know he was killed in Camp Zachary Taylor? Isn't Camp Zachary Taylor in Union Co? I have a grandmother buried in the national cemetery by the same name in Louisville. Several of the other Mattingly's buried in St Ambrose were of the family of William Taylor Mattingly, Sr, one of several sons of Anselum Austin Mattingly whom I know little about. There is also a Charles G Mattingly 1865-1941 who I believe is the son of Charles Gibson Mattingly, Sr, another Union Co, KY family I know little about. None of them seemed to have died in KY except William Taylor Mattingly but they are buried in the St Ambrose Cemetery see charts below. Anything you can add or correct will be very helpful and I am still in the search for more answers Bob Alvey Descendants of Unknown Mattingly 1 Unknown Mattingly .+Unknown ..2 Elisha Clarence Mattingly b: Abt. 1888 in KY ......+Effie Russell b: 1894 in KY m: 1909 ....... 3 Thomas Mattingly ....... 3 Phelmer Mattingly b: 1913 in KY ....... 3 Gilford C Mattingly b: December 12, 1914 in Union Co, KY ....... 3 Jesse Leo Mattingly, Sr b: May 24, 1919 in Union Co, KY d: December 30, 2000 in Owensboro, Daviess Co, KY Burial: Resurrection Cemetery, Owensboro, KY ........... +Marion Allie Mulligan m: Abt. 1942 ........... 4 Jeannie Mattingly ............... +Unknown Clark ........... 4 Mary Jo Mattingly b: February 23, 1944 in Daviess Co, KY ............... +Unknown Johnson ........... 4 Jesse Leo Mattingly, Jr b: August 02, 1952 in Daviess Co, KY ........... 4 Alice Marie Mattingly b: October 14, 1954 in Daviess Co, KY d: 1956 ........... 4 Marion Ann Mattingly b: June 09, 1956 in Daviess Co, KY ............... +Unknown Gottschlick ........... 4 Thomas Mark Mattingly b: September 26, 1958 in Daviess Co, KY ........... 4 Jane Marie Mattingly b: December 26, 1960 in Daviess Co, KY d: 1961 ....... 3 Clarence Mattingly b: December 15, 1921 in Union Co, KY ....... 3 Jean A Mattingly b: September 02, 1926 in Union Co, KY ........... +Unknown Perkins ..2 Jesse L Mattingly b: February 14, 1893 in KY d: October 22, 1918 in WWI Burial: St Ambrose Catholic Cemtery, Union Co, KY ---------- Descendants of Anselum Austin Mattingly 1 Anselum Austin Mattingly b: 1830 in Grayson Co, KY .+Mary Ann Clark b: 1826 in KY m: February 18, 1849 in Grayson Co, KY Father: Joseph Clark Mother: Unknown ..2 Nancy Ellen Mattingly b: February 17, 1853 in Grayson Co, KY ...... +Robert Durbin m: in TX .. 2 James A "Johnny" Mattingly b: April 15, 1854 in Grayson Co, KY d: September 12, 1855 in Grayson Co, KY .. 2 William Taylor Mattingly b: November 06, 1850 in Grayson Co, KY d: July 25, 1939 in Union Co, KY Burial: St Ambrose Catholic Cemetery, Union Co, KY ...... +Mariam E Unknown b: 1860 in KY m: 1877 d: 1931 Burial: St Ambrose Catholic Cemetery, Union Co, KY ....... 3 Clarence Mattingly b: September 07, 1877 in KY d: January 17, 1883 in Union Co, KY Burial: St Ambrose Catholic Cemetery, Union Co, KY ....... 3 Clarence Mattingly b: 1879 in KY ....... 3 Florence Mattingly b: 1881 in KY ....... 3 Gertrude Mattingly b: 1883 in KY ....... 3 Sallie Mattingly b: 1887 in KY ....... 3 Ellen Mattingly b: 1890 in KY ....... 3 John W Mattingly b: September 28, 1891 in KY d: February 17, 1974 in Evansville, Vanderburgh Co, IN Burial: St Ambrose Catholic Cemetery, Union Co, KY ........... +Edith b: 1896 d: 1949 Burial: St Ambrose Catholic Cemetery, Union Co, KY ........... 4 Mary Melba Mattingly ............... +Unknown Weaver ........... 4 Muriel Mattingly ............... +Unknown Rankin ........... 4 Doris Mattingly ............... +Unknown Witte ........... 4 John W Mattingly, Jr ....... 3 Ollie S Mattingly b: 1893 in KY ....... 3 Vivian Mattingly b: 1896 in KY .. 2 Mary E Mattingly b: 1858 in Grayson Co, KY .. 2 Bennett Mattingly b: 1860 in Grayson Co, KY -------------- Descendants of Charles Gibson Mattingly, Sr 1 Charles Gibson Mattingly, Sr b: June 16, 1844 in Union Co, KY . +Mary Malvina Teer b: 1844 in KY m: February 25, 1862 in Union Co, KY .. 2 Ellen Mattingly b: 1858 in Union Co, KY .. 2 John R Mattingly b: 1863 in Union Co, KY .. 2 Charles Gibson Mattingly, Jr b: 1866 in Union Co, KY d: 1941 Burial: St Ambrose Catholic Cemetery, Union Co, KY .. 2 George Gibson Mattingly b: October 22, 1870 in Union Co, KY It may be a stretch to think that Charles G Mattingly buried in St Ambrose the son of Charles Gibson, Sr since the whole family seems to have left KY. How did Charles G get back in 1941, there is no KY death record from him.

I came across this and thought I would share. It fills out another generation for me. JB -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- http://ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/ky/unknown/bios/mrbio/m352-001.txt BIO: MATTINGLY, John, s/o Henry and J. (Kidwell) Mattingly Submitted by: [email protected] (Phyllis Hill) MATTINGLY KIDWELL GOOTEE WALKER History of Knox and Daviess Counties, Indiana Chicago: The Goodspeed Publishing Co., 1886 Daviess County, Barr Twp., page 821 JOHN MATTINGLY was born in Daviess County, Ind., in 1826, and is a son of Henry and J. (Kidwell) Mattingly, the former born in 1804 and the latter in 1794, in Kentucky. They grew to maturity in their native State. After their marriage they came to Daviess County and followed the lives of farmers. Both parents died in 1871. John received a limited education, owing to the undeveloped condition of the schools at that time, and at the age of twenty- two began to make his own way in the world. After living on rented farms for about three years he purchased 145 acres of timber land, which he has since increased to 185 acres. In 1853 he was married to Mary A. Gootee, born in 1825, daughter of Silas and Barbara (Walker) Gootee. Her father was a native of Maryland and her mother of Kentucky. They were married in the mother's home State, and came to Indiana where the father farmed. Mr. and Mrs. Mattingly became the parents of five children: James M., Harriet A., Silas H., Albert S. and William A. The family are Catholics, and Mr. Mattingly is a Democrat and cast his first vote for Lewis Cass, of Michigan.

Hi cousin Kathie. So nice to make your acquaintance. I did get your download. Thanks! I will print it out and check against my stuff as soon as I find time. Hope you are feeling all better. I was sick also (colitis) and have to go get those yucky scope things done later this month. I wonder if colon problems run in the Mattingly family or if everybody is just geting sick from bad diets and stress. I would love to go graveyard hunting here is Kentucky one weekend. I have never even seen Joseph's gravesite. I understand Barton's is not even marked. I have been thinking of starting a fund to buy him and Anna a marker. Let me know if you want to go one Saturday. Maybe we can start a group to kind of clean up the site. With all us Mattingly descendants, it shouldn't be too hard to do. Do you want me to make copies of all the hard copies of stuff I have ? We can get together and go over it or I can just mail it. I am beat tonight. More later. Stay in touch. Have a blessed day, Bonnie

Here's a tidbit from Norma that I think will be of interest to the Mattinglys. Carol in WA In a message dated 7/12/01 6:49:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: << Subj: [MatneyForum] Grace Brewer Mattingly Date: 7/12/01 6:49:30 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: [email protected] (Norma Lewis) Reply-to: [email protected] To: [email protected] It has been a long time since I've found any earth shaking data on the Mattinglys, but I think this is a keeper. Looking at old notes I noticed one son of John Baptist Mattingly and Grace Brewer was James Barton. I've just found Grace Barton born 30 Aug. 1656, daughter of William Barton Jr. This isn't the wife of John Baptist Mattingly, but I think she is a mother or aunt to the Grace we have been looking for. Grace was not a common name, she had to be named for this Grace. And the James Barton ties them together too. Still looking! I have a lot of Brewer info saved. Norma >>

hey would love to share info with u about ann mattingly. I think i can get the down load u talked about i dont know alot about that kind of stuff. i know some one sent me some info from word something of the other and i couldnt get it. i have family tree maker tho. i know where ann is supposely butried. the grave yard is a total disgrace. never have found a head stone but cant find to many of them out there any way all pretty well covered up or under ground. out in the boonys where it is. across from a pig pig. really terrible. cant wait to hear from u i am sorry it took me a while to get back to u I have been sick. kathie

I show the same thing Bob does and the only thing I can add is that Susan and John were married near the home of Henry Payne. The 1850 census shows her living in Marion County (the part of Washington County they lived in became part of Marion). Her son Thomas was living with her as well as a Nancy Mattingly who was "maybe" a daughter of Susan's brother, Peter. Peter was residing in the home of another sister, Mary and Russell Payne. ********************** >I show her as Susan Elizabeth Mattingly, dau of John Mattingly, Sr and Mary >"Polly" Fenwick. John Sr was the son of Leonard "Old" Mattingly. Sr and Mary >"Polly" Hayden. > >In Gerald Thompson's publication, St Charles Boromeo Catholic Cemetery >listing, St Mary, Marion Co, KY compiled in 1979/1980, he lists the >following for Susan Elizabeth Mattingly Thompson: > >Susan Thompson (Mattingly) born 3/17/1787 to John, Sr & Mary "Polly" Fenwick; >married John Thompson, bond 6/13/1807 Washington Co, KY, Surety Joseph >Mattingly, married 1/13/1807 by Father Charles Nerinckx, Book I, p. 75; left >issue; died 3/9/1872; This stone is no longer standing. The only lsiting >for John Thompson sates taht he was born abt 1778; married adn died 7/14/1833 >age 55 years. No mention if stone is still there. notation to Section C, >CArd 30, #1. > >Bob Alvey > > > >In a message dated 7/10/01 9:41:31 AM Pacific Daylight Time, >[email protected] writes: > > >> >> I'm looking for the parents of Susan E. Mattingly 1787 who married John B. >> Thompson on 15 Jun 1807 in Washington Co, KY. >> Does anyone have a Susan who married a Thompson? >> >> >> Jim Sills

I show her as Susan Elizabeth Mattingly, dau of John Mattingly, Sr and Mary "Polly" Fenwick. John Sr was the son of Leonard "Old" Mattingly. Sr and Mary "Polly" Hayden. In Gerald Thompson's publication, St Charles Boromeo Catholic Cemetery listing, St Mary, Marion Co, KY compiled in 1979/1980, he lists the following for Susan Elizabeth Mattingly Thompson: Susan Thompson (Mattingly) born 3/17/1787 to John, Sr & Mary "Polly" Fenwick; married John Thompson, bond 6/13/1807 Washington Co, KY, Surety Joseph Mattingly, married 1/13/1807 by Father Charles Nerinckx, Book I, p. 75; left issue; died 3/9/1872; This stone is no longer standing. The only lsiting for John Thompson sates taht he was born abt 1778; married adn died 7/14/1833 age 55 years. No mention if stone is still there. notation to Section C, CArd 30, #1. Bob Alvey In a message dated 7/10/01 9:41:31 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > > I'm looking for the parents of Susan E. Mattingly 1787 who married John B. > Thompson on 15 Jun 1807 in Washington Co, KY. > Does anyone have a Susan who married a Thompson? > > > Jim Sills >

This is the link to the Mattingly website on Rootsweb/MyFamily etc: It is your quick connection and a place to leave your web links and such also I do provide space on our private web site for such things also If any one want to have a quick reference for the list and dont want it posted on roosweb http://resources.rootsweb.com/surnames/m/a/MATTINGLY/ This is the website that is OURs because I made it and I choose to call it OURs Not MINE - this is a share thing so I prefer to call it ours , more like a family project Hope Ya`ll had a nice 4rth = we did not ride in any parades this year , but should be back at it next year . I have a nice picture of me on the Appaloosa <G>any one wants to see it Hey also that MattinglyForum is also yours to do what you want with , nice tools there, also has instant chat, and file upload area to share pictures and you can also send them in the mail to the list. Genealogy Resources http://www.wvi.com/~wb I have not made a Mattingly page yet because no one has ask ? Maybe the one on rootsweb and Yahoo will be enough , but i will make one and also put up pictures if anyone wants. No one has to worry about some TOS taking them this way I know the guy who runs the server here . And am slowly moving all my stuff to my sever web space For Virus/Spam/Firewall/help on win or OE http://www.angelfire.com/or/matney/page1.html All my lists have a website to share data - ask Dan

I'm looking for the parents of Susan E. Mattingly 1787 who married John B. Thompson on 15 Jun 1807 in Washington Co, KY. Does anyone have a Susan who married a Thompson? Jim Sills James G. Sills, M.D. HC 60 Box 3B Harned, KY 40144 [email protected] 270-756-2297

Haven't had the time to give your site the attention it deserves yet but am very impressed with what I have seen. Thank you for letting us have the address. William Mattingly

Actually Paul, you are not the last to figure it out. I probably am, but I'm happy to accept your logic as it's quite good and I thank you for your reasoning ability. I likely would have not come to that conclusion on my own. There was however another Clement. Likely not as old as the first (probable born between 1750 and 1760) but he was in Washington County, Maryland during the 1783 Tax rolls. This Clement disappears from Maryland and appears in Kentucky about the same time as the other Mattingly's of Washington County: Joseph, Richard, Barnett. He remains on the Kentucky records until 1810. I would speculate that this Clement was the figure from whom many of the Matney clan come and this could be true but so far no-one seems to know much about him. It's my theory that he was of the Cezar line as nearly all (maybe all) of those from Washington, Allegany Counties were. **************** I need a volunteer to come forward to admit that they did not figure out the Clement of SMC vs the Clement of AAC so that I won't feel like I was the last to figure it out. Duh. HEM spectulated that there were 2 different Clement Mattinglys in the mid to late 1700's. There seems to be a very prominent Clement Mattingly who married very well. He was married to Ann Burton Coyle whose family were very large land owners and apparently were related to the Carroll's of MD. The second Clement was in SMC and little is known of him other than who his children were. The reasoning was good, so I agreed, like HEM, that there were 2 Clement Mattinglys. What threw me was that Ann Mattingly was settling Clements estate in AAC in 1780 yet Clement did not name a wife in his will of 1778. HEM cited a reference, that I had pulled from the Hall of Records, that shows that Ann Mattingly settling the estate of Clement Mattingly in AAC. What HEM did not realize and I didn't either, although it was staring me in the face, is that Ann Mattingly was not Ann Burton Mattingly, but his daughter Ann who was named as his executor along with Thomas McWilliams (his son-in-law) and Ruth his daughter. The court record in AAC shows his executors (Thomas McWilliams, Ann Mattingly and Joseph Stone & wife - Ruth's husband) settling accounts there. So, I suppose that we/I can forget the notion that there were 2 Clement Mattinglys in MD in the mid to late 1700's. But a positive negative is still a positive.

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"Oath of Fidelity, Prince George's County Maryland, Fielder Bowie's Return Clement Mattingley" From: MARYLAND RECORDS VOL II, Brumbaugh, 1928,1993, Genealogical Publ. Co., Baltimore,p. 304 I didn't notice that I had left the date off until I read your reply. It's March 23,1779 JB

Ooh! Now this is fun. The Clement that is in SMC is pretty obviously the original Clement Mattingly. The Clement Mattingly in PGC and the one in Washington Co, KY, I think are the same person. There is a Clement Mattingly in PGC in the 1776 Tax Records (this record was considered a early census of MD because it accounted for all people living in MD at that time). Clement is listed as 28 y.o. which would place him being born c. 1738. This Clement is also listed with another male in the household age 11, Frances Mattingly (female) aged 44 y.o. and various other females whose ages I cannot remember (18, 17, 11, 3, maybe? - I'll double check). I have spectulated that this Frances might be Frances Ford Mattingly. widow of Robert of James of Thomas II. Robert died in 1776 and may not have been on the census. But I'm not sure who Clement is. He is unlikely to be the son of Robert since he was born in 1737 and he is unlikely to be Frances' son since she would only have been 16 y.o. when he was born (not impossible but unlikely). The children may have been the various children of Robert's (by the way Robert was in PGC in 1772 as giving testimony in court) - Charles was born c. 1764, Katherine c. 1766, Gabriel c. 1770 and Anastasia c. 1772. These are children that we know of and there may have been more. This puts us back to who this Clement was. Interestingly the only child of James of Thomas II still alive in 1776 would have been James b.c. 1728. Thomas died in 1762, Peter in 1774, John in 1773. Perhaps he is a son of Thomas or Peter. Perhaps they are all under one roof since the breadwinners were all dead? Paul Mattingly Atlanta, GA

To: W.R. Mattingly I am new to the Mattingly-L list, but have been searching my genealogy for several years. I live in Breckinridge Co. KY and my grandmother was a Mattingly. I have searched and researched my Mattinglys. It has been either "feast or famine". I note that we have similar lineage. Thomas II b c..1650 married Elizabeth Ignatius, Sr 1704 married a Sarah Leonard, Sr 1739 married Mary "Polly" Hayden Leonard, Jr 1766 (you have 1774) married Dorothy Thompson Here, I have two of Leonard Jr's children ( first cousins married). (1) Leonard III 1828 (people called him Lennie" married Sarah A. Cusick W.T. Mattingly married Dortha Mattingly Elizabeth R. Mattingly (my grandmother) (2) Cornelius 1831 Marion Co. KY, married Julia Queen lived & died in Martin Co. IN Dortha Mattingly 7 Apr 1863 married W.T. Mattingly Elizabeth R. Mattingly (my grandmother) I was a rural family doctor for 40 years, and my genealogy searches were when I had the time....not very often. I'm retired now. Mary Ruth Bye, also of Breckinridge Co, KY , provided data that I copied. Her work is very reliable. I discovered that the parents of my grandmother were 1st cousins (while she was still alive). She often fixed my lunch, and my office was close to her home. One day I "got up the nerve" to ask her about it. With her back to me, she said "honey, they were....we just didn't talk about it". She then told me many stories about her family, parents and grand parents. Cornelius apparently moved to Indiana and married there. He seldom visited his KY family. He had three children. Leonard J. 1858, John C. 1860, and Dortha 1863. Cornelius died young 17 Jul 1864. Julia remarried Mathew Riney. When she was 19 or 20 she moved to KY at the home of her uncle Leonard III 1828, and married W.T. Mattingly (LeonardIII's son) in 1884. Leonard J. 1858 married Mary A. Corbie ( possibly Corbett, family called her "Tavey") on 23 Oct 1876 at Long Lick Church in Breck. Co. They had a daughter Ella b c..1878 I find no Leonard G. in my data, although I have Leonards, Lennie, and Lenard. These people obviously loved the name, and spelled it differently.........to confuse people like me. Lenard Mattingly 1867 was a son of Leonard III 1828, and married Ethel Conner. I'll be happy to share my data with anyone. write to [email protected] 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

I need a volunteer to come forward to admit that they did not figure out the Clement of SMC vs the Clement of AAC so that I won't feel like I was the last to figure it out. Duh. HEM spectulated that there were 2 different Clement Mattinglys in the mid to late 1700's. There seems to be a very prominent Clement Mattingly who married very well. He was married to Ann Burton Coyle whose family were very large land owners and apparently were related to the Carroll's of MD. The second Clement was in SMC and little is known of him other than who his children were. The reasoning was good, so I agreed, like HEM, that there were 2 Clement Mattinglys. What threw me was that Ann Mattingly was settling Clements estate in AAC in 1780 yet Clement did not name a wife in his will of 1778. HEM cited a reference, that I had pulled from the Hall of Records, that shows that Ann Mattingly settling the estate of Clement Mattingly in AAC. What HEM did not realize and I didn't either, although it was staring me in the face, is that Ann Mattingly was not Ann Burton Mattingly, but his daughter Ann who was named as his executor along with Thomas McWilliams (his son-in-law) and Ruth his daughter. The court record in AAC shows his executors (Thomas McWilliams, Ann Mattingly and Joseph Stone & wife - Ruth's husband) settling accounts there. So, I suppose that we/I can forget the notion that there were 2 Clement Mattinglys in MD in the mid to late 1700's. But a positive negative is still a positive. Paul Mattingly Atlanta, GA