November Anniversaries in the Family Tree

 

When November's leaves fall faster...

November

Bell family ancestors

3rd - Martha Eveline Bell born 1842

4th - Martha Eveline Bell died 1928, age 86

McGrath family ancestors

24th - Rachel Jane Simmons born 1841 

26th - Susannah (Case) Lee born 1822 

Menke family ancestors

2nd - Ole Jorgenson & Caroline Magrethe Peterson married 1866

7th - Charles Albert Menke born 1886

19th - Kenneth Charles Menke & Doris Darle Mann married 1938 

28th - Kenneth Charles Menke born 1917 

Mann family ancestors

Mattingly family ancestors

20th - Joseph Hamilton "Ham" Mattingly & Harriet Elizabeth "Lib" Spalding married 1934 

Boone family ancestors

2nd - John G Ballard & Elizabeth Nally married 1814 

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

7th - Joseph T Spalding & Harriett Elizabeth "Bettie" Thomas married 1879

9th - Joseph Abner Abell II & Martha Nancy Mills married 1819 

13th - Robert S Thomas born 1803 

20th - Harriet Elizabeth "Lib" (Spalding) Mattingly born 1911 

26th - Harriett Elizabeth "Bettie" (Thomas) Spalding died 1896, age 37 

? - Mark Theodore Thomas born 1834

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

28th - Elizabeth (Beaven) Luckett died 1850, age 65 

24th - John Hudson "Hutt" Spalding & Mary Susan Isabelle "Belle" Luckett married 1874 

October Anniversaries in the Family Tree

 

for October's golden crown...

October

Bell family ancestors

18th - Benjamin Franklin Spann born 1827 

20th - James Stanley Bell died 1970, age 63

29th - Abner Decker & Mary "Polly" Garner married 1816 

McGrath family ancestors

8th - Arthur Levi McGrath & Sadie Ellen Negley married 1908 

11th - Sarah Maria Matilda (Lee) Negley died 1927, age 78

17th - Arthur Levi McGrath born 1876

25th - Ruth Marie (Smith)(Simmons) Webb died 1863, age about 44 

31st - Charles Lee born 1820 (possibly 1813) 

Menke family ancestors

3rd - Lena M (Jorgenson) Roscoe died 1949, age 91 

18th - Charles Albert Menke & Charlotte Isabelle "Lottie" Roscoe married 1906 

Mann family ancestors

3rd - James Gaisford born 1820 

18th - Clarence Lemuel Mann died 1968, age 90

Mattingly family ancestors

14th - Joseph Hamilton "Ham" Mattingly died 1990, age 81 

Boone family ancestors

2nd - Christopher Boone & Ann Rhodes married 1824 

9th - Walter Boone & Mildred Edelin married 1783

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

10th - Joseph Abner Abell II born 1795

18th - William Thomas "Tunk" Spalding born 1818 

21st - Mary (Fenwick) Abell died 1886 or 1888, age 74 or 76

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

August Anniversaries in the Family Tree

and August lilies blaze...

 

August

Bell family ancestors

1st - James Stanley Bell born 1907

McGrath family ancestors

Menke family ancestors

Mann family ancestors

29th - Mary Jane (Hull) (Clemie) Jones born 1816 

29th - William Mann died 1905, age 75 (son-in-law of Mary Jane (Hull) (Clemie) Jones) 

Mattingly family ancestors

28th - William Alfred Bryant Mattingly & Mary Frances Charlotte "Lottie" Boone married 1900 

Boone family ancestors

 1st - Robert I Boone born 1837

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

13th - Joseph Abner Abell, II died 1863, age 67 

13th - Mark Theodore Thomas died 1919, age 84

22nd - Martha Nancy (Mills) Abell died 1875, age 76 (wife of Joseph Abner Abell, II) 

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

18th - Mary Susan Isabelle "Belle" Luckett died 1908, age 51

20th  - John Simms died 1879, age 72 

July Anniversaries in the Family Tree

 

when July suns are glowing...

July

Bell family ancestors

1st - Mary "Hiley" Ann (Decker) Spann died 1884, age 47

McGrath family ancestors

4th - Ruth (Foster) Negley born 1808 

Menke family ancestors

5th - David A Roscoe born 1823

Mann family ancestors

4th - Cora Mabel (Gaisford) Mann died 1971, age 89 

5th - Clarence Lemuel Mann & Cora Mabel Gaisford married 1899 

28th - Mary Abigail (Bliss) Smith born 1829 

Mattingly family ancestors

24th - Gabriel Mattingly & Ann Juliette Molohon married 1810 

Boone family ancestors

 24th - Charlotte "Lottie" (Ballard) Johnson born 1823

? - James Matthew Johnson born 1824 (husband of Charlotte "Lottie" (Ballard) Johnson

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

4th - Anna Louisa (Abell) Thomas born 1837

11th - Mark Theodore Thomas & Anna Louisa Abell married 1854

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

June Anniversaries in the Family Tree

 

When June shows leafy ways...

June

Bell family ancestors

29th - Cicero Bell born 1869 

McGrath family ancestors

14th - Rachel Jane (Simmons) McGrath died 1896, age 54

16th - Charles Lee & Susannah Case married 1845 

18th - Violet Jennivee (McGrath) Bell died 1991, age 73 

19th - Arthur Levi McGrath died 1965, age 88 

24th - John McGrath born 1831? 

Menke family ancestors

Mann family ancestors

2nd - Mary Abigail (Bliss) Smith died 1866, age 36 

8th - Doris Daryle (Mann) Menke born 1920 

18th - Clarence Lemuel Mann born 1878 

Mattingly family ancestors

15th - Gabriel Mattingly born 1777 

Boone family ancestors

 

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

7th - Mary (Fenwick) Abell born 1812

9th - Henrietta (Thompson) Spalding died 1826, age 40

28th - Anna Louisa (Abell) Thomas died 1893, age 55

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

11th - Mary Jane (Abell) Luckett died 1871, age 53 

17th - Henry Luckett & Elizabeth Beaven married 1805 

24th - John Hudson "Hutt" Spalding born 1852 

30th - Mary Elizabeth (Wathen) Simms died 1876, age 74

Henrietta (Thompson) Spalding is the common ancestor of both the "Tunk" and "Hutt" Spalding lines. 

May Anniversaries in the Family Tree

 

When May sets blossoms blowing...

May

Bell family ancestors

3rd  - John Silas Bell & Rutha Simpson married 1838

5th - Benjamin Franklin Spann & Mary "Hiley" Ann Decker married 1852

19th - Allie Lucinda (Spann) Bell born 1871

McGrath family ancestors

Menke family ancestors

4th - William H Roscoe & Lena M Jogenson married 1882 

13th - David A Roscoe died 1884, age 60

14th - Caroline M (Peterson) Jorgenson born 1847 (wife of Ole, step-mother of Lena) 

15th - Elizabeth (Knapp) Menke born 1841 

16th - Ole Jorgenson born 1837 

Mann family ancestors

23rd - Charles Gaisford & Henrietta Smith married 1867

23rd - Henrietta (Smith) Gaisford died, age 83

29th - Mary Jane (Hull) Climie (Jones) died 1854, age 37 

Mattingly family ancestors

? - John Baptist Mattingly died in 1817, age 87

Boone family ancestors

 

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

15th - Aloysius Abell born 1801 

24th - Matilda (Spalding) Thomas died 1838, age 32 (mother of Marcus Thomas) 

30th - Marcus Thomas "Markie Tunk" Spalding died 1950, age 63

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

1st - Ann Melvina (Simms) Spalding born 1831

2nd - Cora Lulu (Spalding) Spalding died 1970, age 80

13th - Elizabeth (Beaven) Luckett born 1785

26th - John Austin Spalding died 1913, age 86

27th - John Austin Spalding born 1826 

27th - John Austin Spalding & Ann Melvina Simms married 1851 

March Anniversaries in the Family Tree

When March blows up her breezes...

 March

Bell family ancestors

17th - Cicero Bell & Allie Spann married 1901  (Cicero also married his first wife Mittie Ramsey on March 17, 1891 and his son with Allie, Edward Bell, was born on March 17, 1905) 

McGrath family ancestors

3rd - Sadie Ellen (Negley) McGrath born 1880 

5th - Sarah Maria Matilda (Lee) Negley born 1849

5th - Josiah Foster Negley & Sarah Maria Matilda Lee married 1871 

Menke family ancestors

6th - William Harlow Roscoe born 1859 

8th - Heinrich Knapp & Caroline Schukky married 1839 

15th - Mary Crosby (Fero) Roscoe died 1923 age 86

24th - Charlotte Isabelle (Roscoe) Menke died 1975 age 87

26th - Kenneth Charles Menke died 2003 age 85

Mann family ancestors

18th - Nancy Jane (Climie) Mann born 1938 

28th - James Gaisford & Anna Rich married 1838 

Mattingly family ancestors

27th - William Alfred Bryant Mattingly born 1850 

Boone family ancestors

 

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

2nd - Robert S Thomas died 1886 age 82

6th - William Thomas "Tunk" Spalding died 1881 age 59

14th - Joseph T Spalding born 1858 

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

19th - Lewis Austin Luckett died 1886 age 77

January Anniversaries in the Family Tree

"When January freezes..."

January

Bell family ancestors

19th - Allie Lucinda (Spann) Bell died 1959 age 87

McGrath family ancestors

23rd - John Negley born 1808

Menke family ancestors

13th - Elizabeth "Eliza" Knapp & Henry Menke married 1867

15th - Heinrich Knapp died 1892 age 86 

Mann family ancestors

17th - John Potter Smith & Mary Abigail Smith married 1847

25th - Charles Gaisford died 1920 one day short of his 78th birthday

26th - Charles Gaisford born 1842

Mattingly family ancestors

26th - James Raymond Mattingly born 1814

26th - Julia Ann (Mattingly) Mattingly died 1889 age 77 (wife of James Raymond)

? - William Alfred Bryant Mattingly died 1910 age 59

Boone family ancestors

13th - Charlotte "Lottie" Ballard & James Matthew Johnson  married 1844

15th - James Matthew Johnson died 1901 age 76

17th - Elizabeth (Johnson) Boone died 1933 age 78 (daughter of James Matthew & Lottie Johnson) 

Tunk Spalding family ancestors

6th - Joseph T Spalding died 1945 age 86

10th - Marcus Thomas Spalding & Cora Lula Spalding married 1910 

11th - Aloysius Abell & Mary Fenwick married 1829 

20th - Richard Augustine Spalding & Henrietta Thompson married 1817

24th - Robert S Thomas & Matilda Spalding married 1824 

31st - John Simms born 1807 

Hutt Spalding family ancestors

Cora Lula Spalding is in the "Hutt" Spalding line

Richard Augustine Spalding & Henrietta Thompson are the common ancestors of the "Tunk" and "Hutt" Spalding lines

Catherine Elizabeth Mattingly 1907-1936

Lottie, Catherine & Ham Mattingly

110 years ago on June 21, 1907 William Alfred Bryant Mattingly and his wife Lottie of Marion County, Kentucky had a daughter they named Catherine Elizabeth. She was my husband's Aunt, but she died before he was born. She had two older brothers, William Robert and Benedict Boone; two older sisters, Mary Etta and Eliza Celeste; and a baby brother Joseph Hamilton, who was two years younger. She also had two older half siblings, John Raymond and Josephine Mattingly. A half-sister, Gertrude, died before Catherine was born and her father died before she turned three. They all lived in Marion County, Kentucky.

"Young Woman Succumbs

Miss Catherine E. Mattingly, 29 years old, passed away at 4:00 o'clock Tuesday morning at the home of D. A. and W. B. Bickett on the National Cemetery Road near Calvary where she had made her home with her mother, Mrs. Lottie Mattingly, for sixteen years.  Her death was due to bonchial (sic) pneumonia which developed following a ten months illness of a complication of diseases.  

Miss Mattingly was graduated from the Calvary High School in 1928, after which she took a nurses' training course at a hospital in St. Louis, Mo.  Later she went to Indianapolis, Ind., where she served at St. Francis' Hospital until forced by ill health to give up her work and return home.  She was a daughter of the late William A. Mattingly, and Mrs. Lottie Boone Mattingly, and was born in this county June 21, 1907.  She was a faithful member of Holy Mary's Catholic Church at Calvary and was a young woman possessing many traits which endeared her to a wide circle of friends.  

Besides her mother, she is survived by one sister, Mrs. Virgil Dennison of Indianapolis, Ind.; three brothers, Boone Mattingly of Louisville and Robert and Hamilton Mattingly of Lebanon, and one half-brother, Raymond Mattingly of Louisville.  

Funeral services were held at 9:00 o'clock yesterday morning at Holy Mary's Church at Calvary by the Rev. Robert Canty, and burial was in Holy Mary's Cemetery. 

The pallbearers were:  Garland Luckett, Paul Bland, Joseph Ford, George Spalding, Vincent Spalding and Kelly Thomas."

It is now known that what Catherine went to St Louis, Missouri for was to have a child. She lived at the "St. Ann's Widow's Home, Lying-In Hospital and Foundling Asylum". Catherine's son was born in November, 1928. He found his birth family in the 1990's, too late to meet his birth mother. 

On October 13, 1936 Catherine passed away at only 29. Her official cause of death was "carcinoma of breast, with general metastosis".   She had fought breast cancer for 2 years.

Along with the death certificate, obituary and papers from St. Ann's Home, that my sister-in-law had in a file was this poem.  The author is unknown, she may have written this herself. 

A Broken Hearted Girl

I am dreaming, dreaming dear,
Wondering here tonight
Thinking only dear, of you
In the moon-light

Some day you'll be sorry
And think of what I've said
Yes, you will think of me
When I'm dead 

How my heart is sad and broken?

How I long and sigh and pine?
How the memories come stealing?
How I think of the flight of time?

It will be too late I fear
When you will think and do what's right
Now you'll remember this I've said
Here in the moonlight

December 15, 1928

She was reunited with her son when he passed away in 2014. 

Tuesday, November 20, 1934 6:00 a.m.

Spalding-Mattingly

The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Spalding and Hamilton Mattingly, both popular young people of the Calvary section, was solemnized Tuesday morning at 6:00 o'clock at Holy Mary's Church at Calvary, the pastor, Rev. J. P. Welsh, officiating in the presence of quite a number of relatives and friends.  A Nuptial High Mass followed the ceremony.

Miss Rebecca Spalding, sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid, and Vincent Spalding was the groom's best man.The bride was attractively attired in a brown crepe dress trimmed in velvet with hat and other accessories to harmonize.  She carried an arm bouquet of pink rosebuds and ferns.

The bridesmaid wore a green crepe dress with accessories to match and carried pink rosebuds and ferns.Following the ceremony, breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents, after which Mr. and Mrs. Mattingly left for Mount St. Joseph's Academy, Daviess County, where they visited her sister, Sister Praxedes.  They will go to housekeeping in an apartment at the home of Miss Ethel Goodin on Chandler Street in this city.

Mrs. Mattingly is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Spalding and possesses many qualities of mind and heart that have endeared her to a wide circle of friends.  She attended school at Calvary and was graduated from St. Charles High School at St. Mary.  Later she attended Campbellsville College.  For two terms she was an efficient teacher in the county schools and at one time was a nurse at Boldrick's Infirmary in this city.  

Mr. Mattingly is an energetic young man and is employed at the John A. Wathen Distillery Co.  Until a few months ago he was engaged in farming.  He is a son of Mrs. Lottie Mattingly and the late William Mattingly.

Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Mattingly

Newspaper Clippings - Lebanon, Kentucky, 1921

In an election year like this, I'm sure I'm not the only person who gets sick of hearing politicians talk.  It's hard for me to decide who to believe.  But it's important to remember that the right for me to decide and have my decision count at the polls was a battle that had to be fought by others before me.  The following article from May 6, 1921 was just less than 9 months after the ratification of the 19th Amendment on August 26th, which gave women - for the first time - the right to vote.   Did the additional number of voters create a need for precinct changes?  

Included in this article on voting precinct changes in Marion County are many women, some are Mattingly relatives.  Mrs. "Lettie" (should be Lottie) Mattingly was 42 years old when she would have been allowed at the polls for the first time.  This Cora Spalding may either have been the wife of Mark (but why is it not "Mark and his wife" like the other husbands and wives listed) or it may have been his sister, Annie Cora Spalding.  Other sisters of Mark were Edith Spalding, Stella Spalding and Mrs. Susie Ford.  They were all in their 30's and 40's.  These women may have either helped get Warren G. Harding elected President, or were disappointed that James M. Cox did not.  But they were among the first women in the family who had the chance to vote.

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Lebanon Enterprise, Friday, May 6, 1921

Notice!

Of change in voting precincts Nos. 11, 12 and 13, Marion County, Ky.  Marion County Court, May term, 2nd day of May, 1921.
In the matter of making changes in voting precincts Nos. 11, 12 and 13 of Marion County, Kentucky - 
Order.
Came Sam J. Thomas and six other residents and voters of voting precinct No. 13 of Marion County, Kentucky and produced their petition; also came Bert Spalding and thirteen other residents and voters of voting precinct No. 13 of said county and produced their petition; also came Lee Browning and seven other residents and voters of voting precinct No. 13 of said county and produced their petition, all of which petitions were ordered to be filed.  And it appearing to the Court that public convenience requires a change in voting precincts Nos. 11, 12 and 13 of Marion County; it is now ordered and adjudged that the boundaries of said precincts Nos. 11 and 13 be, and the same are hereby changed, so that the following boundary shall be excluded from said precinct No. 13 and added to Lebanon precinct No. 11, namely:  Beginning at Joe Storms' line at foot of Fogle's Hill, thence in a straight line to top of Reservoir Knob, thence with said Knob in a Westerly direction to A. O. Wayne's farm, included, thence with line of said Wayne to Bern Jarboe's farm, included, thence to point of beginning and it is further ordered and adjudged that the following citizens shall be voters in said precinct No. 11, namely; Miss Mary Mills, Bernard Thomas and his wife, Mary Thomas, Burke Abell and his wife, Nancy Abell, Sam J. Thomas and his wife, Maud Thomas.
As is further adjudged that voting precincts No. 12 and 13 be changed so that the following boundary shall be excluded from said precinct No. 13 and added to said Calvary voting precinct No. 12, said boundary being as follows:  Beginning at the south of Cloyd's Creek where same empties into the Rolling Fork River, thence down said river to the farms of Lake Bland and John Brock (John Brock excluded) thence South with the line of said John Brock to Joe Brady, excluded, thence with Brady's line and Lafe Bland's line to Mrs. Robert Buckman, included, thence with her line to Mrs. Emma Abell, included, thence with her line to the place of beginning, and it is further adjudged that the following citizens shall be voters in said Calvary voting precinct No. 12, namely:  Lee Browning, Mrs. Agnes Browning, Miss Josie 

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Abell, Mrs. Robert Buckman, Miss Bridget Buckman, Lafe Bland, Mrs. Ethel Bland, and Mrs. Emma Abell.
It is further adjudged that voting precincts Nos. 12 and 13 be changed so that the following boundaries shall be excluded from New Market voting precinct No. 13 and added to the Calvary voting precinct No. 12, said boundary being as follows:  Beginning at John Ballard's farm, included, on the Rolling Fork River, thence down said river to the mouth of Indian Lick Creek, thence North with said creek to Sam J. Thomas farm, included, thence with said Thomas line to A. O. Wayne's farm, excluded, thence to Bern Jarboe's farm, excluded, thence with C. & O. Railroad to William Brown, included, thence to the beginning, and it is further adjudged that the following citizens shall be voters in said Calvary voting precinct No. 12, namely:  William Bickett, D. A. Bickett, Mrs. Lettie Mattingly, Bert Spalding and his wife, May Spalding, William Ewing, Miss Kate Ewing, G. W. Sapp and his wife Kate Sapp, Sylvester Ewing and his wife, Mamie Ewing, Joe Spalding, Mark Spalding, Cora Spalding, Edith Spalding, Stella Spalding, Mrs. Susie Ford, John Franklin Malone and wife, Rose Malone, William Green and his wife, Mary Green.
A Copy - Attest:
Sam J. Spalding, Clerk.

Notice!

Of change in voting Precinct No. 19, Marion county, Ky.:
Marion County Court, May term, 2d day of May, 1921.
In the matter of dividing Loretto Precinct No. 19 and establishing a new voting precinct therein -
Order.
Pursuant to the Act of the General Assembly of Kentucky, being Chapter 64, Acts 1920, and in order to have the voting precincts of Marion county, Kentucky, contain as nearly as practicable three hundred and fifty voters and to best subserve the convenience of the public; it is now ordered and adjudged that voting precinct No. 19 of said county be divided and a new voting precinct established therein and the boundary of such new precinct be as follows:
Beginning at the main entrance of the Loretto Academy on the Loretto and Springfield turnpike; thence north with said pike to the corner of the lands of Kelvey Riggs; thence west with line of Riggs to the lands of Richard Medley, excluded, and to the Loretto and Manton county road

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near said Medley; then south with said road to the Lebanon and Bardstown State Aid Road; then west with said State Aid Road to the lands of Wallace Corbey; then south with said Corbey and lands of said Loretto Academy to the [lands of] John Embry; then south with [said] Embry's lands and said Loretto Academy lands to the old county road near said Embry; then east with said old county road and across said State Aid Road to a point near Mrs. Maggie Thomas, excluded; then east through the lands of said Loretto Academy a straight line to the beginning.
Said boundary shall be known as Loretto Academy Precinct No. 22 and the voters therein shall vote at Loretto Academy.
A Copy - Attest:
Sam J. Spalding, Clerk.

Children's Home Society

The Enterprise has received the following from the Kentucky Children's Home Society:
From Marion county, 12 children have been received into the Receiving Home of the Kentucky Children's Home Society, Louisville, whereas the total appropriations from Marion county, by the Fiscal Court have been only $400 during the twenty-five years of the society's existence.
Toward the building fund the county has given $297.50 although its quota has been fixed at $3000.
The building fund is for the erection of the cottage village at Lyndon, Ky., where ground was broken March 1 and the plans are for the completion of the administration building and one large cottage in October.  The village is to be a memorial from the school children of Kentucky to the homeless children of the State thru the plan evolved by Robert L. Sehon, Superintendent of the society.  The appeal for nearly half of the building fund of $300,000 is being made to the school children thru the schools of Kentucky.

Pastor's Salary Increased.

The following is taken from the First Presbyterian Church Weekly Bulletin:
"A check for an increased amount accompanied by a letter from the Church Treasurer informs the pastor that the Deacons had met in his absence and on account of the generosity of the congregation had been able to vote an increase in his salary of five hundred dollars.  The pastor wishes to express to our membership and friends sincere thanks for this helpful advance.  The Lord has blessed our congregation in many ways during the past year.  Let us always seek His favor." 

Surname Saturday - Mattingly

The Mattingly family originated in England and came to the Colonies in the mid 1600's. They originally settled in St Mary's County, Maryland and in the late 1700's several members of the family moved to the Washington, Nelson and Marion Counties area in Kentucky.  This is a summary of my husband's direct ancestral line as I have it, starting with his Great Grandfather.  I have some documentation, but I haven't verified this line.  

James Raymond Mattingly, or "Raymond" as he is listed in census records, was born in Nelson County, Kentucky in 1814.  About 1840 he was married to Julia Mattingly.   1850 through 1870 they were in Washington County.  He died sometime after 1870, but his exact death date and burial location are unknown.

As I have it, Raymond was the son of Barnett Mattingly and Priscilla Cash.  Julia was the daughter of Gabriel and Ann Juliet Molohan.  Barnett and Gabriel were possibly brothers. There are many researchers who have the parents and children switched, or disagree that Barnett and Gabriel were brothers.

Barnett and Gabriel Mattingly were the sons of John Baptist Mattingly and Ann Fenwick.  Gabriel was born in Maryland in 1777 and Barnett was born there in 1785.  I don't have a death date or burial location for either one of them, but Gabriel moved to Washington, Daviess County, Indiana by 1850.

John Baptist Mattingly, born in 1736 at Mount Misery, St Mary's County, Maryland, the son of Thomas Mattingly III and Ruth Cole.  In about 1760, he married Ann Fenwick Spalding, widow of Clement.  John Baptist was deceased by May 12, 1817 at about 81 years old.

Thomas Mattingly III was born to Thomas Mattingly II and Mary Suttle about 1690 in St Mary's County, Maryland.  His first marriage was to Elizabeth Warren.  In 1715 he married Ruth Cole.  He died in April of 1774 at about 84 years old.    

Thomas Mattingly II was born about 1650 in England.  He was the son of Thomas and Elizabeth (last name unknown).   He was married by October 7, 1680 to Mary Suttle in St Mary's County, Maryland.  Then about 1685 he married Elizabeth (last name unknown).  He died at age 64 in 1714 in St Mary's County.  His will is found in the book "Maryland Calendar of Wills:  Wills from 1713 to 1720" Vol. 2, by Jane Baldwin Cotton, Roberta Bowling Henry.

Thomas Mattingly was born about 1630 in England and died July 24, 1664 in St Mary's County, Maryland at 34 years old.  He married Elizabeth (last name unknown) about 1650.



Some other blogs and websites of interest:

The Catholic Gene  

Kentucky Kindred Genealogy

Books to find with Mattingly info:

"The Mattingly Family in Early America", by Herman E. Mattingly, 1975

"Catholic Families of Southern Maryland", by Timothy J. O'Rourke, 1985