Registered for the World War I draft at Hardinsburg, Kentucky on June 5,1917 and stated his name As Pat Mattingly and gave his date and place of birth as shown herein. He said he was married with three children and employed as a farmer for John Jolly. He also said he was of medium height and built with grey eyes and dark brown hair.
He registered for the World War II draft and said he lived at 974 West Hopocaw Street, Barberton, Summitt County, Ohio and the Blanche Mattingly would know his where-a-bouts. He was employed by the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company.
He registered for the World War II draft and said he lived at 974 West Hopocaw Street, Barberton, Summitt County, Ohio and the Blanche Mattingly would know his where-a-bouts. He was employed by the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company.
Registered for the World War I draft at Hardinsburg, Kentucky on June 5,1917 and stated his name As Pat Mattingly and gave his date and place of birth as shown herein. He said he was married with three children and employed as a farmer for John Jolly. He also said he was of medium height and built with grey eyes and dark brown hair.
He registered for the World War II draft and said he lived at 974 West Hopocaw Street, Barberton, Summitt County, Ohio and the Blanche Mattingly would know his where-a-bouts. He was employed by the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company.
He registered for the World War II draft and said he lived at 974 West Hopocaw Street, Barberton, Summitt County, Ohio and the Blanche Mattingly would know his where-a-bouts. He was employed by the Pittsburg Plate Glass Company.
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