Son of Jesse Mattingly - Mary "Mollie" Asher
John Lucas Mattingly was married two times.
First wife was Miss Drucilla Asher in Kentucky before he came to Texas. They were divorced. His second wife was Martha Jane Stewart about 1882.
There were children born to both marriages.
John Lucas Mattingly, 89, resident of Newcastle for 36 years died Wednesday at his home. Mr. Mattingly had been ill for several years. He died at his home
Mattingly went to Newcastle in 1914 and worked in the coal mines. When the mine closed in 1920, he was employed by a railroad. He retired in 1935.
Survived by widow; three daughters - Mrs. C.C. Farabee of Dallas, Mrs. W.J. Morris of Athens, Mrs. Joe Stewar of Pineville, KYt; brother - R.L. Mattingly of Kentucky, sister - Mrs. Mary Sizemore of Indiana.
NOTE: IF there is a Sarah Susan Mattingly Smith (Mem ID 146266262) listed as a sibling of John Lucas Mattingly's, this is INCORRECT. Neither was she a daughter of Jesse & Mary Jane Asher Mattingly. She was the daughter of William & Alice Bowling Mattingly's son John who married a woman whose surname was Johnson. It is NOT known where this John Mattingly was buried as the family story is that he was killed during/after the Civil War by marauders/a Quantrill-type gang. It is HIS daughter Susan Mattingly (born January 28, 1866, died February 26, 1938) that was married to William "Black Bill" Sizemore & Lincoln Abraham Smith.
John Lucas Mattingly was married two times.
First wife was Miss Drucilla Asher in Kentucky before he came to Texas. They were divorced. His second wife was Martha Jane Stewart about 1882.
There were children born to both marriages.
John Lucas Mattingly, 89, resident of Newcastle for 36 years died Wednesday at his home. Mr. Mattingly had been ill for several years. He died at his home
Mattingly went to Newcastle in 1914 and worked in the coal mines. When the mine closed in 1920, he was employed by a railroad. He retired in 1935.
Survived by widow; three daughters - Mrs. C.C. Farabee of Dallas, Mrs. W.J. Morris of Athens, Mrs. Joe Stewar of Pineville, KYt; brother - R.L. Mattingly of Kentucky, sister - Mrs. Mary Sizemore of Indiana.
NOTE: IF there is a Sarah Susan Mattingly Smith (Mem ID 146266262) listed as a sibling of John Lucas Mattingly's, this is INCORRECT. Neither was she a daughter of Jesse & Mary Jane Asher Mattingly. She was the daughter of William & Alice Bowling Mattingly's son John who married a woman whose surname was Johnson. It is NOT known where this John Mattingly was buried as the family story is that he was killed during/after the Civil War by marauders/a Quantrill-type gang. It is HIS daughter Susan Mattingly (born January 28, 1866, died February 26, 1938) that was married to William "Black Bill" Sizemore & Lincoln Abraham Smith.
Son of Jesse Mattingly - Mary "Mollie" Asher
John Lucas Mattingly was married two times.
First wife was Miss Drucilla Asher in Kentucky before he came to Texas. They were divorced. His second wife was Martha Jane Stewart about 1882.
There were children born to both marriages.
John Lucas Mattingly, 89, resident of Newcastle for 36 years died Wednesday at his home. Mr. Mattingly had been ill for several years. He died at his home
Mattingly went to Newcastle in 1914 and worked in the coal mines. When the mine closed in 1920, he was employed by a railroad. He retired in 1935.
Survived by widow; three daughters - Mrs. C.C. Farabee of Dallas, Mrs. W.J. Morris of Athens, Mrs. Joe Stewar of Pineville, KYt; brother - R.L. Mattingly of Kentucky, sister - Mrs. Mary Sizemore of Indiana.
NOTE: IF there is a Sarah Susan Mattingly Smith (Mem ID 146266262) listed as a sibling of John Lucas Mattingly's, this is INCORRECT. Neither was she a daughter of Jesse & Mary Jane Asher Mattingly. She was the daughter of William & Alice Bowling Mattingly's son John who married a woman whose surname was Johnson. It is NOT known where this John Mattingly was buried as the family story is that he was killed during/after the Civil War by marauders/a Quantrill-type gang. It is HIS daughter Susan Mattingly (born January 28, 1866, died February 26, 1938) that was married to William "Black Bill" Sizemore & Lincoln Abraham Smith.
John Lucas Mattingly was married two times.
First wife was Miss Drucilla Asher in Kentucky before he came to Texas. They were divorced. His second wife was Martha Jane Stewart about 1882.
There were children born to both marriages.
John Lucas Mattingly, 89, resident of Newcastle for 36 years died Wednesday at his home. Mr. Mattingly had been ill for several years. He died at his home
Mattingly went to Newcastle in 1914 and worked in the coal mines. When the mine closed in 1920, he was employed by a railroad. He retired in 1935.
Survived by widow; three daughters - Mrs. C.C. Farabee of Dallas, Mrs. W.J. Morris of Athens, Mrs. Joe Stewar of Pineville, KYt; brother - R.L. Mattingly of Kentucky, sister - Mrs. Mary Sizemore of Indiana.
NOTE: IF there is a Sarah Susan Mattingly Smith (Mem ID 146266262) listed as a sibling of John Lucas Mattingly's, this is INCORRECT. Neither was she a daughter of Jesse & Mary Jane Asher Mattingly. She was the daughter of William & Alice Bowling Mattingly's son John who married a woman whose surname was Johnson. It is NOT known where this John Mattingly was buried as the family story is that he was killed during/after the Civil War by marauders/a Quantrill-type gang. It is HIS daughter Susan Mattingly (born January 28, 1866, died February 26, 1938) that was married to William "Black Bill" Sizemore & Lincoln Abraham Smith.
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