Thanks for the info. I had searched the census of Illinois using the search engine for William but only found Zachariah and Edward in Gallatin County. There is supposed to also be a Richard Mattingly in Monroe County but I haven't found him yet and have no idea who he may have been. The William you mention, aged between 26 and 45, is the right age to have been the son of Richard Mattingly and Eleanor Hinton of Breckinridge County, Kentucky. Their son, William was born about 1788. Richard, in his will of 1833, named two daughters of William and Nancy Cummins - Sarah and Mary Ann. Sarah was born about 1815 but I note this WIlliam does not have a daughter in that age bracket, still, this could be him and I know he had left Kentucky by this time. The Edward and Zachariah in Gallatin County were certainly sons of Richard and Eleanor. The search for Mattingly's in Illinois during 1820 also indicate that an Edward and Zachariah were supposed to have been in Johnson County at this time but a search, page by page, reveals no one named Mattingly in that county. Other sons of Richard and Eleanor to relocate to Illinois were George, Thomas, and Lewis. Daughter's Sarah (married Thomas Lewis), and Nancy (married James Finch) also went to Illinois. I would enjoy writing to anyone knowledgable of these family members. ************ >The 1820 Crawford Co., IL census shows No. 137 - William Mattingly - 1 white >male 21 & upwards and 3 all other white. I believe Law