Judith I guess we'll have to fall back on Msgr HEM's note that Charles had 6 children, but he only knew the names of 4, and none of the 4 were Charles. Remember 'Smilin Jack' in the funny pages? He had an Army Pilot with the name Lt. Charles Charles Hotshot Charlie. Better say no, it might date you. That was probably about 50 years ago or so. Has anyone found the names of the other two? Charley > > > > bburger1-2@comcast.net writes: > > > Charley, I have found a few more records with the name Charles Mattingly on > > them. One seems to indicate that there may have been two in St. Mary's > > County in 1726. Could this be father and son or just a typo?? Who knows. > > Judith > > > > MARYLAND PREROGATIVE COURT ABSTRACTS, 1724-1731, Libers 6-10, Skinner, p. > > 52, FTMCD 206 > > Thomas Melton 7.404 A SM L94.13.10 L24.19.10 July 5 1726 > > Received from: John Mattingly, John Pery, CHARLES MATTINGLY, Edword Furr, > > Thomas Johnson, William Prichett, Samuell Maddox, Thomas Green, John > > Shingly, Mary Prichett, John Suttell, Robert Long, CHARLES MATTINGLY, > > Margarett Madox,Robert Macklacklan, Mr. Henry Wharton. > > Payments to: Capt. Richard Hopewell, Edmund Farr, George Buck, Matthew > > Herbert, Thomas Nichols, John Burroughs, Vincent Taylor, Mr. Samuell > > Williamson, Thomas Scott. > > Executrix (surviving): Mary Walker, wife of Thomas Walker. > > NOTE: Appears to be two Charles Mattinglys listed. > > =========================================