I'm interested in tracking a possible son of George Austin whose name I believe was James M. born about 1838. The 1850 census shows George and Nancy with a 12 year old son named Milton who I believe was George Milton Mattingly. So far I have not been able to access the 1860 census image for George although the index shows him there as well as a Milton aged 22 and a J. M. aged 22. The 1870 census shows George (his wife deceased) with a son named James aged 32 but no Milton in the home. My reason for looking for this James M. Mattingly is to connect him with a wife. The 1880 Whitesville, Daviess County, Kentucky Census includes James Mattingly, a white male, age 42 (circ 1838) with a 26 year old (circa 1854) wife, Clarer J., born in Indiana. A death certificate for a Clara J. Mattingly, who died on March 7, 1923 at age 68 years, 11 months, 14 days. She was the daughter of Jas. E. Pidgeon and Eloise Irwin, both born in Ohio. Clara was also born in Ohio. She was widowed and lived in the Stanley community. G. A. Mattingly of Stanley was the informant. I'm trying to determine of George Austin had a son named James and if he married Clara Pidgeon.