There is at a mention of a James Mattingly in Charles County: "Whereas James Mattingly this day brought before me a small gray mare, branded on the near shoulder and buttock, thus [shows a zero with a strikeover], which sd Mattingly says is troublesome to his plantation. This is to certify that Mattingly has liberty to use the sd mare. Signed Jul 7, 1753 Willm Eilbeck. Recorded Jul 11, 1753." CHARLES COUNTY, MARYLAND, LAND RECORDS 1752-1756, no author; TLC Genealogy; Miami Beach FLA; 1996. I assume that this is James of Thomas III who married Elizabeth Doyne. There is also a mention of John Mattingly in Charles County: Deed of June 2, 1732, recorded June 9, 1732 by Thos. Dyson Sr of Charles County, witnessed by Geo: Dent, John [his J mark] Mattingly. Land bought from Samuel and Mary Amery. [CHARLES COUNTY MARYLAND LAND RECORDS, 1722-1733; nho author; TLC Genealogy; Miami Beach FLA; 1994.] I'm not sure which John this is but more than likely it is son of Cezar. Paul Mattingly Atlanta, GA
Trying to find info to help a lady learn about her grandfather, Raymond Allen Mattingly. Raymond was likely born between 1900 and 1920 and married a Phyliss Ruth Brewer. The couple had four children before they were divorced: Deborah Ruth, Linda Marie, Julie Anna, and Pamela Sue. Following the divorce the children of Raymond lost all contact with their father and one of his grand-daughters would like to learn her ancestry. It is possible that Raymond married again after his divorce to a Helen Marie Miller. Anyone having any leads to a Raymond Allen Mattingly, please contact me. If additional info becomes available, such as years of birth, marriage, etc. I'll post it at once. Thanks!
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Buried at St. Ambrose Church, Union Co., Ky., is Jesse L. Mattingly. His tombstone says he was b. Feb. 14, 1893 and d. Oct. 22, 1918. According to his Army record, Jesse, was from Henshaw (Union Co.) and was born Grove City (also Union Co.). He died during the flu epidemic at Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., while in training. Person notified of his death was Elisha C Mattingly, a brother, of RFD 2, Morganfield, Ky. Does anyone know who Jesse and Elisha's parents were? If so, please share. I'm hung up on this one and extremely curious. Thanks, Ruth Mattingly
Rhonda, I regret your loss of a loved one. She lived a long, and I hope a very happy life. Vessie Louisa Mattingly (John Townley, John, Richard, Edward Stephen), born August 9, 1909, in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas died June 15, 2001, in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas and was buried there on June 19, 2001 in the Greenwood cemetery.
While I wasn't looking-has someone come up with his parents? RE: I'm looking for the parents of John B. Thompson b.1778 who married Susan Elizabeth Mattingly b.17 Mar 1787. Do you have any info? What is the middle name of John? Is it Burton? Jim Sills [[email protected]] MELISSA THOMPSON ALEXANDER [email protected] edmonds, washington, usa
Below is the information for a couple of generations on Basil Richard Willett and Anna Melvina Mattingly. This family is covered in Mary Louis Donnelly's book, Edward Willett, his ancestors and descendants published in 1999. Bob Descendants of Basil Richard Willett 1 Basil Richard Willett b: March 25, 1839 in Nelson Co, KY d: November 27, 1933 in Sturgis, Union Co, KY . +Ann Melvina Mattingly b: December 1843 in KY m: October 15, 1861 in Marion Co, KY d: February 24, 1901 in Stanley, Daviess Co, KY Father: John W Mattingly Mother: Eliza Ann Newton .. 2 John T Willett b: June 29, 1863 in Marion Co, KY d: December 24, 1881 in New Hope, Nelson Co, KY Burial: St Vincent DePaul Catholic Cemetery, Nelson Co, KY .. 2 Benedict Wilson Willett b: May 02, 1864 in Marion Co, KY d: May 05, 1875 in New Hope, Nelson Co, KY Burial: St Vincent DePaul Catholic Cemetery, Nelson Co, KY .. 2 Susan Catherine Willett b: November 12, 1865 in Marion Co, KY ...... +Joseph Morris b: February 16, 1870 in Nelson Co, KY m: May 01, 1888 in KY d: October 17, 1942 in Deoue, IL Father: Charles Morris Mother: Harriet Lucas .. 2 Joseph Edward Willett b: March 1870 in Marion Co, KY ...... +Bessie Forrester b: April 1870 m: July 08, 1890 in Hopkins Co, KY .. 2 Mary L Willett b: 1871 in KY .. 2 William Benjamin Franklin Willett b: December 23, 1876 in Nelson Co, KY d: 1966 in Owensboro, Daviess Co, KY Burial: Nickelridge Cemetery, Daviess Co, KY ...... +Artie Zelmar Faught b: April 16, 1887 m: May 23, 1901 in Ohio Co, KY d: March 15, 1930 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Anna Pearl Willett b: June 24, 1902 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Ada B Willett b: February 22, 1905 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Mary Thelma Willett b: April 25, 1906 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Gracie Pearl Willett b: Abt. 1910 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 William Clifford Willett b: April 25, 1913 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Infant Willett b: January 20, 1917 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Williard Lee Willett b: February 21, 1919 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Juanita M Willett b: March 24, 1921 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Shelly Willett b: Abt. 1925 in Ohio Co, KY ....... 3 Ruby Jewell Willett b: April 29, 1927 in Ohio Co, KY ..2 James E Willett b: September 1877 in Nelson Co, KY ..2 Charles Franklin Willett b: October 21, 1879 in Nelson Co, KY *2nd Wife of Basil Richard Willett: .+Margaret Wright m: 1902 in KY d: Bef. 1919 in KY ..2 Basil Willett b: Abt. 1903 ..2 Charles Willett b: Abt. 1905 ..2 Anna Gertrude Willett b: Abt. 1909 *3rd Wife of Basil Richard Willett: .+Elizabeth m: August 03, 1919 in KY d: Bef. 1920 *4th Wife of Basil Richard Willett: .+Lena m: June 14, 1920 d: February 19, 1926 in KY *5th Wife of Basil Richard Willett: .+Hattie Baldwin m: March 07, 1927
Notice of death: Vessie Louisa Mattingly (John Townley, John, Richard, Edward Stephen), born August 9, 1909, in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas died June 15, 2001, in Eureka, Greenwood County, Kansas and was buried there on June 19, 2001 in the Greenwood cemetery. Her granddaughger, Rhonda Hansch [email protected]
I have this second Ann Melvina Mattingly, but not much information on her. Thought the sources might help clear confusion if the two get mixed up. Judith Burger 1. Ann Melvania4 Mattingly (Thomas3, Jeremiah2, Lucius1)1 was born May 07, 1840 in Union County, Kentucky1, and died 18422. More About Ann Melvania Mattingly: Baptism: June 02, 1840, Gm. Ann A. Woodard, Sacred Heart Church3 Burial: Perry County, Missouri4 Endnotes 1. UNION COUNTY KENTUCKY GENEALOGY, VOL. 1, St. Vincent's Baptismal Records, 1818-1876, by Peyton Heady, 1987., p. 29. 2. Mary Ruth Bye, Rt. 3--95 AA, Hardinsburg, KY 40143. 3. UNION COUNTY KENTUCKY GENEALOGY, VOL. 1, St. Vincent's Baptismal Records, 1818-1876, by Peyton Heady, 1987., p. 29. 4. Mary Ruth Bye, Rt. 3--95 AA, Hardinsburg, KY 40143.
I regretfully can't provide any proof but from what I've seen, Andrew and Eliza had a son named Andrew, Jr. born about 1822 that married Malinda Eubanks. This couple had at least one child named George Washington born about 1847. My reasoning for this is that on the 1850 census the 68 year old Andrew is still living with his wife, Eliza and 28 year old Andrew is living with Malinda, almost next door. I'm not sure whether the younger children residing with the elder Andrew are his and Eliza's children or grandchildren. Eliza was 48 at the time but still within childbearing age. There is also a 25 year old Elijah Mattingly living with Oliver and Amanda Clark that could have been another son of the elder Andrew. **************** I need help, I've managed to confuse myself. This goes back to the time of John Townley Mattingly, He had a son, Andrew b. abt. 1782. Andrew married Eliza who was b. abt. 1802. Now my question is: Did they have a son named Andrew b. abt. 1822 in KY who married Malinda Eubanks 6/1846? or did the first Andrew marry a second time to Malinda Eubanks? Appreciate any help. Rhonda Hansch [email protected]
I need help, I've managed to confuse myself. This goes back to the time of John Townley Mattingly, He had a son, Andrew b. abt. 1782. Andrew married Eliza who was b. abt. 1802. Now my question is: Did they have a son named Andrew b. abt. 1822 in KY who married Malinda Eubanks 6/1846? or did the first Andrew marry a second time to Malinda Eubanks? Appreciate any help. Rhonda Hansch [email protected]
Ann Melvina was a daughter of John W. Mattingly, born 1823 and Eliza Ann Newton. This is the line of Joseph Mattingly and Hessina Hinton (these would have been Melvina's gt grandparent's. Her grandparents were Barton Mattingly and Anna Smith. You have several cousins on this line. Two are Bonita and Paul. I'm sure you'll likely hear from them shortly also. I know I would love to exchange info with you and while I won't speak for the others, I feel fairly certain they would as well. The only children I knew about for Richard and Melvina were John, Ben, Susan, and Eddie. Can you accept a GEDCOM file of about 13,000 names? **************** am looking for family of Ann Melvinia Mattingly (b 12/1845 Ky) who married Basil Richard Willett (b 3/25/1839 Marion Co, Ky) on Oct 15, 1861. They had 8 children. one being Wm Benjamin Bendict Franklin Willett ( b 12/23/1876) my great grandfather. any one connected to this line I would love to hear from u.
am looking for family of Ann Melvinia Mattingly (b 12/1845 Ky) who married Basil Richard Willett (b 3/25/1839 Marion Co, Ky) on Oct 15, 1861. They had 8 children. one being Wm Benjamin Bendict Franklin Willett ( b 12/23/1876) my great grandfather. any one connected to this line I would love to hear from u.
Elizabeth, I have been following your plight for some time regarding info on Ann Carberry, etc.. Unfortunately, I think that you are in the same boat that I'm in and I think that has a lot to do with the fact that not much info has been made available for documents in MD from about 1770 up to 1790. Also, unfortunately, I don't have much info on your John Mattingly. However, everytime I think about these people I always think that the answer is simple but yet, I can't seem to solve the problem. Let me think about it some more while I'm resting my brain from my Mattingly mindbender. Can you give me a quick run down of what you have? Paul Mattingly Atlanta, GA
Melissa, You are aware, I'm sure, that the Family Search IGI is only as good as the Mormon or non-Mormon who posted the data into the Family IGI database. Also, there wasn't a good catholic girl alive in that time that was baptized Nancy. The priests would only recognize saints names and the people in this region listed to what the prists had to say. Nancy was a nickname and didn't come into its own as a given name among catholic families until nearly 1880. No biggie I guess but I, just out of pattern, change any name Nancy in the early 1800's to Ann "Nancy" And as you also know Matney was a common misspelling of Mattingly. When I have been to KY especially in the Marion Co area, they do not say Matt-ing-ly, they say Mangly. Took me sometime to realize that Mangly was Mattingly. Only made a fuss about your reference since Karen Fowler was so emphatic that there were only two children. Thought you would want to made the correction since it has been bantied around the Mattingly list for a few days and wouldn't die and your database is so frequently used by so many on the Mattingly list. Didn't mean to offend you. sorry. Bob Alvey >Obviously, I messed up. Have corrected the info as per your note. By the >way, FamilySearch IGI has Ann ‘Nancy’ Mattingly as ‘Nancy Matley.’ >MELISSA THOMPSON ALEXANDER >[email protected] >edmonds, washington, usa
Ok, Didn't mean to upset anyone-just Karen was listed as the source so why not ask her.I have a file of about 47,000 with a lot of unknowns. A large group is James of Md. Who has proof this James is the son of John Mattingly? -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Thursday, June 28, 2001 2:41 PM Subject: [MATTINGLY] Margaret Cash - James Mattingly >J, > >It is not Karen who has the family posted that way, it is Melissa Thompson >Alexander. She shows Karen as the source of her post but from what I have >seen of Karen material on Margaret Cash, that is in error. I am also listed >as a source but only as to James Mattingly's dates. See cut & Paste below. > >Her data file as of May 28 was 64,000 plus and growing. > >Bob > > >ID: I49054 >Name: William MATTINGLY <A HREF="http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/#s1">1</A> >Sex: M >Birth: BET. 1802 - 1808 > >Father: <A HREF="http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=m adagtenet&id=I10741">James MATTINGLY</A> b: 1783 in Prince William Co, VA >Mother: <A HREF="http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=m adagtenet&id=I30476">Margaret CASH</A> b: 1780 > >Sources: >Title: Karen Fowler Caldwell [email protected] >--------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- > >------- >>From Karen Fowler Caldwell >James Mattingly left 2 children at the time of his death. They were Ann >"Nancy" Mattingly who married William Wheatley and Caleb Mattingly who >married Sarah Priscilla Maddox. There are guardian bonds at the Washington >Co. Courthouse and Charles Browning was appointed as their guardian. Also, >Washington Co. Deed Book D, page 195, 12/19/1812, William Cambron and >Rebecca, his wife convey to Caleb and Ann Mattingly, heirs of James >Mattingly, deceased, 100 acres of land on Cartwright's Creek. >(James paid taxes on this land in 1808 and his entry for 1809 lists James as >deceased). This seemed strange to me since both Caleb and Ann were still >minors at this time but their mother had already married Charles Browning. In >James Mattingly's probate records there shows a payment to William >Cambron. I assume that James had bought this land but still owed money on it >at the time of his death. When the property was finally paid for, the land >was deeded to his heirs. I don't have paper proof in front of me on the >William Wheatley and can remember nothing about him off the top of my head. >I will have to dig out some folders later and find my proof for him. It may >have been through a court case that the two were involved in or perhaps when >they sold this property. > > >> From: "J" <[email protected]> >> To: <[email protected]> >> Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 7:29 AM >> Subject: Re: [MATTINGLY] Mattingly/Bullock >> >> >> > Karen, >> > I see you have on Rootsweb a William as the son >> > of James Mattingly and Margaret Cash.Couldnt find a mention >> > of him in the court papers.Think its time to go on to a new subject??? >> > > > > >==== 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/subscribe/subscribetrial1y.asp?sourcecode=F11HB > >
Tom the Manor of Sarum is a very beautiful looking place. Suprising that it's so well taken care of compared to some I've seen. I lived in Woodbridge, Virginia for about 9 years and spent a lot of time in Maryland but that was before I had gotten interested in genealogy. That area around Washington sort of scares me nowdays but I can get to Maryland without going through that area. I think I'll plan a trip back this Summer and start exploring some myself. Thanks for sending them. I need to sit down and start making some changes to some files. I've written to Judith a bit and she seems inclined toward the Charles County Henry as a son of Zachariah as well.
Can anyone help Tim with John Townley Mattingly in the query below??? In a message dated 6/30/01 10:36:16 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: > I've been searching for my Mattingly past for 24 years now, and I have had > no real luck for the last 23. I am at a dead end on my Townley Mattingly > (he may have been called John Townley Mattingly). From census, he was born > about 1756, in MD? Another researcher said he thought maybe PA. He is > in the 1790, 1800 and 1810 Mason Co.,KY census. I've been to Maysville > (Mason Co.,KY) a lot of times, and nothing solid on him. "My" direct > decendant, Jacob Mattingly, born Mason Co., in 1801, looks like Townleys > son. Jacob and wife, Nancy Eubanks, had 9 children in Mason Co. and > before 1849 moved to Bracken Co.,KY (county next to Mason). Jacob named > his 2nd son, John Townley Mattingly. I have a lot of Mattingly info > "after" Jacob, but nothing before. His father, Townley, is my brick wall. > I was hoping some Mattingly researchers may have some info. Thank you. > My e-mail has changed. Now its <A HREF="mailto:[email protected]">[email protected]</A> Tim > Tim Mattingly > > >
Obviously, I messed up. Have corrected the info as per your note. By the way, FamilySearch IGI has Ann Nancy Mattingly as Nancy Matley. MELISSA THOMPSON ALEXANDER [email protected] edmonds, washington, usa -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 11:45 AM To: [email protected] Cc: [email protected] Subject: Margaret Cash - James Mattingly J, It is not Karen who has the family posted that way, it is Melissa Thompson Alexander. She shows Karen as the source of her post but from what I have seen of Karen material on Margaret Cash, that is in error. I am also listed as a source but only as to James Mattingly's dates. See cut & Paste below. Her data file as of May 28 was 64,000 plus and growing. Bob ID: I49054 Name: William MATTINGLY 1 <http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/#s1> Sex: M Birth: BET. 1802 - 1808 Father: James MATTINGLY <http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=madagt enet&id=I10741> b: 1783 in Prince William Co, VA Mother: Margaret CASH <http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=madagt enet&id=I30476> b: 1780 Sources: Title: Karen Fowler Caldwell [email protected] ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- ------- >From Karen Fowler Caldwell James Mattingly left 2 children at the time of his death. They were Ann "Nancy" Mattingly who married William Wheatley and Caleb Mattingly who married Sarah Priscilla Maddox. There are guardian bonds at the Washington Co. Courthouse and Charles Browning was appointed as their guardian. Also, Washington Co. Deed Book D, page 195, 12/19/1812, William Cambron and Rebecca, his wife convey to Caleb and Ann Mattingly, heirs of James Mattingly, deceased, 100 acres of land on Cartwright's Creek. (James paid taxes on this land in 1808 and his entry for 1809 lists James as deceased). This seemed strange to me since both Caleb and Ann were still minors at this time but their mother had already married Charles Browning. In James Mattingly's probate records there shows a payment to William Cambron. I assume that James had bought this land but still owed money on it at the time of his death. When the property was finally paid for, the land was deeded to his heirs. I don't have paper proof in front of me on the William Wheatley and can remember nothing about him off the top of my head. I will have to dig out some folders later and find my proof for him. It may have been through a court case that the two were involved in or perhaps when they sold this property. From: "J" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, June 28, 2001 7:29 AM Subject: Re: [MATTINGLY] Mattingly/Bullock > Karen, > I see you have on Rootsweb a William as the son > of James Mattingly and Margaret Cash.Couldnt find a mention > of him in the court papers.Think its time to go on to a new subject???
Mr. Brownyard has done some wonderful research. On the first page he discusses the Manor of Sarum, near Newport, in Charles County by simply stating that Henry had purchased the manor. Later, on page 12, he recounts that on 11-30-1864, Ignatius Pike conveyed the property called Sarum's Manor to Zora S. Mattingly, Benjamin H. Mattingly, and Ann C. Mattingly. The deed states that Henry Mattingly died before he had paid the full purchase price of "Sarum's" to Ignatius Pike from whom he bought it and notes further that since the death of Henry Mattingly, his Executor, Benedict L. Higdon, had paid the whole amount of the purchase money still due when he died. Henry Mattingly gave his bond to Ignatius Pike on 9-9-1853 in the total sum of $15,000 for the purchase of Sarum and other lands. Wonder how much that $15,000 would be worth in todays dollars? Anyway, without having seen the deeds which refer to Henry as "Henry of Zac" which implies Henry of Zachariah Mattingly, Jr., I think I am about prepared to change my opinion of which Henry was the real son. Of the children of this Henry; Zora Sophia married Samuel G. Lancaster on 7-26-1865. Her age at the time was stated as 20 years, 11 months. Per Mr. Browndyards calculations that made her born in August 1844. Zora had no children. The daughter, Ann Celestia married Thomas Ward on 6-5-1868 when she was 19 and had three sons: Henry M.; Samuel Vaughn; and Arthur T Ward. Ann's will was made 7-22-1872 and proved 3-23-1880. She left her property to her children and her sister, Zora was appointed guardian of her children. The son of Henry, Benjamin Henry was the father of 13 children. His first wife was Mary Ann Brooke with whom he had 8 (James Frank; Rose L.; Laura Ann; Henry B.; Zora M.; Edwardina; Adrian T.; and Alphonsus Zachariah); 2nd wife was Ledwin F. Corry but had no children; and by the 3rd wife, Dola A. Gibbons, he had 5 (Benjamin S.; Mary Kent; Hilda A.; Sylvester Gibbons; and John Fannon). Tom Hubscher is currently looking for copies of the deeds mentioned and hopefully this will help us determine which Henry belongs here as the son of Zachariah, Jr. Still, I'm perplexed as to who this John is that is referenced by Mr. Brownyard when he refers to "Henry of John". Like Judith, the only Henry of John that I know of, was not in St. Mary's County and was married to Susanna Albright and Christina Lydic (this was Henry, son of John Mattingly and Onea Arnold). ********************** William, this is great research! I have found only one Henry of John so far, Henry d 1873 son of John Mattingly b. June 1,1773/ Onea Honor Arnold, but they are in Allegany County, MD, and this Henry died in 1873. We don't have when the Will was proved, do we? He could have signed it in 1858 if he was determined not to get caught short with not having one made after his second marriage and prenuptial agreement. This is the Cezar line, I think. JB