Family information from Dolores Bohn: Married by Rev. G. A. Vantroostenbergh at St. Charles Catholic Church. Their witnesses were George Russell and James Brewing. Some sources mistakenly name him as Thomas Arthur. Baptized Thomas Albin Mattingly, 7-11-1873, at St. Charles Catholic Church. Birth date, 6-26-1873. Sponsor, Sarah Mattingly, Parents, Simeon Mattingly & Anna M. Miles. Kentucky Death Records Certificate # 10038; date of death, 1-25-1940; place of death and usual residence of deceased, 904 Charles Street, Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky.; full name, Thomas A. Mattingly; widowed; husband of Sallie Greenwell; age 67; birth date of deceased, June 27, 1872 (note, per D. Bohn: his birth date information on his baptism is June 26, 1873); birthplace, Kentucky; usual occupation: carpenter; father's name, Sim Mattingly, birthplace, Ky.; mother's maiden name, Nannie Miles, birthplace, Ky.; informant's own signature, Hubert Mattingly, Loretto, Ky. Signature of funeral director, Hubert Mattingly. Immediate cause of death: cancer of right colon; Major findings: Of operations: Inoperable cancer colon. Buried, Jan. 27, 1940, in St. Charles Cemetery, St. Mary's, Ky.
He registered for the World War I draft at Louisville, Kentucky on September 18, 1918 as Thomas Alvin Matingly (but signed his name as Thomas Albin) and gave his date of birth and said he was married to Sarah Frances Mattingly. He gave his occupation as carpenter employed by Camp Knox in Stithton, Kentucky. He further stated that he was of medium height and built with blue eyes and brown hair.
He registered for the World War I draft at Louisville, Kentucky on September 18, 1918 as Thomas Alvin Matingly (but signed his name as Thomas Albin) and gave his date of birth and said he was married to Sarah Frances Mattingly. He gave his occupation as carpenter employed by Camp Knox in Stithton, Kentucky. He further stated that he was of medium height and built with blue eyes and brown hair.
Family information from Dolores Bohn: Married by Rev. G. A. Vantroostenbergh at St. Charles Catholic Church. Their witnesses were George Russell and James Brewing. Some sources mistakenly name him as Thomas Arthur. Baptized Thomas Albin Mattingly, 7-11-1873, at St. Charles Catholic Church. Birth date, 6-26-1873. Sponsor, Sarah Mattingly, Parents, Simeon Mattingly & Anna M. Miles. Kentucky Death Records Certificate # 10038; date of death, 1-25-1940; place of death and usual residence of deceased, 904 Charles Street, Louisville, Jefferson Co., Ky.; full name, Thomas A. Mattingly; widowed; husband of Sallie Greenwell; age 67; birth date of deceased, June 27, 1872 (note, per D. Bohn: his birth date information on his baptism is June 26, 1873); birthplace, Kentucky; usual occupation: carpenter; father's name, Sim Mattingly, birthplace, Ky.; mother's maiden name, Nannie Miles, birthplace, Ky.; informant's own signature, Hubert Mattingly, Loretto, Ky. Signature of funeral director, Hubert Mattingly. Immediate cause of death: cancer of right colon; Major findings: Of operations: Inoperable cancer colon. Buried, Jan. 27, 1940, in St. Charles Cemetery, St. Mary's, Ky.
He registered for the World War I draft at Louisville, Kentucky on September 18, 1918 as Thomas Alvin Matingly (but signed his name as Thomas Albin) and gave his date of birth and said he was married to Sarah Frances Mattingly. He gave his occupation as carpenter employed by Camp Knox in Stithton, Kentucky. He further stated that he was of medium height and built with blue eyes and brown hair.
He registered for the World War I draft at Louisville, Kentucky on September 18, 1918 as Thomas Alvin Matingly (but signed his name as Thomas Albin) and gave his date of birth and said he was married to Sarah Frances Mattingly. He gave his occupation as carpenter employed by Camp Knox in Stithton, Kentucky. He further stated that he was of medium height and built with blue eyes and brown hair.
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