Parents: Joseph Mattingly and Hessina "Hessie" Hinton.
Husband of Mary Dailey.
He first appeared in the Washington County tax schedules charged with owning land on Hardin's Creek, 50 acres which approached 1,000 acres by the time of his death. He lived in a log cabin on a high bank of land which sloped down to Hardin's Creek about 1-1/2 miles north of the present location of St. Charles Church. Besides farming, he also assisted in surveying and building roads in early Washington County.
Husband of Mary Dailey.
He first appeared in the Washington County tax schedules charged with owning land on Hardin's Creek, 50 acres which approached 1,000 acres by the time of his death. He lived in a log cabin on a high bank of land which sloped down to Hardin's Creek about 1-1/2 miles north of the present location of St. Charles Church. Besides farming, he also assisted in surveying and building roads in early Washington County.
Parents: Joseph Mattingly and Hessina "Hessie" Hinton.
Husband of Mary Dailey.
He first appeared in the Washington County tax schedules charged with owning land on Hardin's Creek, 50 acres which approached 1,000 acres by the time of his death. He lived in a log cabin on a high bank of land which sloped down to Hardin's Creek about 1-1/2 miles north of the present location of St. Charles Church. Besides farming, he also assisted in surveying and building roads in early Washington County.
Husband of Mary Dailey.
He first appeared in the Washington County tax schedules charged with owning land on Hardin's Creek, 50 acres which approached 1,000 acres by the time of his death. He lived in a log cabin on a high bank of land which sloped down to Hardin's Creek about 1-1/2 miles north of the present location of St. Charles Church. Besides farming, he also assisted in surveying and building roads in early Washington County.
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