As a matter of fact, some of them are buried at Old St. Joseph's. I believe it was you that posted the records of the burials but perhaps it wasn't. Anyway, I found the following in St. Joseph's, RCC at St. Mary's County: George H. 2-26-1818 to 11-17-1887 #4 Martha M. 10-3-1835 to 1-6-1916 #3 Also buried very near them is: J. Harriett 11-24-1856 to 4-14-1924 #2 George G. birth ? to 12-24-1864 #1 George Armstrong 9-2-1866 to 4-12-1888 #5 John B. 8-1-1864 to 5-27-1889 #8 Theolphus 10-29-1862 to 11-30-1888 #6 Could these be other children of George and Martha? Didn't find a Joseph of the right age in this cemetery. I did find a James T. but the birthdate is wrong: James T. 10-13-1865 to 11-20-1902 #189. **************************** >George Mattingly and Elizabeth Wimsatt had a son Joseph that I have no info >on. Part of the family went on to KY-but part stayed in the MD, Wash DC >area. But again, I just have never followed this line. They all seem to >hang out at St. Joseph's RCC, SMC, MD-so the best bet is to check the >records for St. Joseph. I would not even be surprised if some of the family >members being looked for were buried there. >MELISSA THOMPSON ALEXANDER >[email protected] >edmonds, washington, usa > >-----Original Message----- >From: William R Mattingly [mailto:[email protected]] >Sent: Saturday, August 18, 2001 10:25 AM >To: [email protected]; [email protected] >Subject: Re: [MATTINGLY] James Thomas Mattingly of MD, b c 1860-1900 > >The only thing I've been able to do is partially verify what you have on >Rootsweb Melissa; the 1850 census shows Charles H. (father of James Thomas) >residing with his mother Elizabeth Monarch Mattingly, in St. Mary's County, >Maryland. His father, who you show as Joseph, is dead by this time. I've >tried to determine which Joseph this was but I just keep coming up with the >possibility that he was the son of John Mattingly and Ann Ford. I've also >wondered if this pair might have been the parents of the Henry Mattingly >that married Rebecca Burrough's also but I only have two children for them, >Joseph and Elizabeth, and John reportedly died about 1773. > > >********* >an anyone help Thomas Johnson with information on this Mattingly? He sent >me a picture of his grandparents, If you are interested. Please reply >directly to him at [email protected] Thanks. > > >