Charles E. Fenwick Collection--Mattingly Family records

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St. Mary's County Historical Society, Leonardtown, MD

Name/Title

Charles E. Fenwick Collection--Mattingly Family records

Entry/Object ID

1995.001.1503

Scope and Content

17 documents ; various sizes 1. 4 1/2"h x 8"w buff with light blue lines "school" paper torn from a larger sheet. On November 3, 1883, J. Lasham gave Peter Mattingly a receipt for $10.80 [?] for payment on his account with Lasham. 2. 3" h x 8"w cream colored paper with light blue lines and torn from a larger sheet. Hand-written 1883 tax bill for Mary Mattingly. On September 8, 1884, she paid $99.48 that included interest for late payment. 3. 2 3/8"h x 6 3/4"w printed tax form for Mary Mattingly's 1884 property taxes. On September 12, 1885, she paid $89.72, including interest for late payment. J. F. Ching was the tax collector. 4. 3 1/8"h x 8 1/8"w ledger page cut from a larger sheet. Handwritten property tax bill for 1885 for Mary Mattingly. On October 23, 1886, she paid $100.36, including interest for late payment. 5. 8"h x 5"w folded clay colored sheet with pale blue lines and an embossed "Number 19" in the upper left corner. Letter of March 19, 1887 from White Plains to "My very kind friends" who are otherwise unnamed by J. R. T. Reeves. Reeves is evidently very ill and unable to be with his friends on the anniversary of the death of a woman they all loved. 6. 3"h x 8"w commercially printed receipt form with a stag on the left edge. On August 29, 1887, James L. Gough acknowledged receiving $90.79 from Fannie Mattingly on her fertilizer account. 7. 2 7/8"h x 4 13/16"w buff scrap of paper, probably from a memo book. It is amazing what survives through the years. George E. Mattingly ordered shingles from J. H. Parsons in October 1886 for $5.40. In June of 1887, Peter H. Mattingly paid $4.80 toward the shingles. On September 8, 1887, Mr. Parsons received the balance of the money owed on the shingles. 8. 5 1/8"h x 8 1/2"w account statement dated September 8, 1888 with letterhead of Gaddess Brothers, a monument firm in Baltimore, providing a receipt for $120.00 for a "monumental tablet" engraved "Mother" as ordered by Ignatius E. Mattingly. 9. 2" x 7 3/4" buff paper cut from a larger sheet. Handwritten 1887 property tax bill for Mary Mattingly presented by Perry Hayden, the tax collector. The bill was paid on October 6, 1888 for $81.44, including arrears. 10. 4 5/8"h x 8"w dark cream paper with light blue lines torn from a larger sheet. Handwritten receipt dated March 4, 1893 for $125.00. Thomas K. Morgan accepted part payment from Eleanor and Fannie Mattingly for Morgan's interest in Lot No. 4 left to him by his mother, Mary C. Morgan. 11. 5 1/4"h x 7 3/4"w dark cream paper with light blue lines cut from a larger sheet. Eleanor and Fannie Mattingly promised to pay Thomas K. Morgan $250 on demand, with interest from April 1, 1893. 12. 4"h x 7 7/8"w commercially printed property tax bill for Eleanor Mattingly and sister for 1891. The bill was paid May 1, 1893, but no interest payment is shown, although the money was clearly late. J. F. Ching was the collector. 13. 19"h x 8 3/16"w legal paper with red and blue line on the left. This is a deed from Samuel C. Thompson, sheriff, to Ignatius E. Mattingly made July 18, 1893 to sell property to Mattingly as required by the court as part of the case of Carpenter vs. Thomas D. and George E. Mattingly. The courses are listed, but the property's name is just Lot. No. 3 [part of Mattingly's Hope, cf. P. Himmelheber] 14. 12 1/2"h x 8 1/8"w legal paper with red and blue line on the left. This September 21, 1893 deed is from Ignatius E. Mattingly and his wife, Susan B. Mattingly selling Lot. No. 3 to Eleanor and Margaret T. Mattingly for $800. 15. 7 7/16"h x 4 3/4"w brown paper notice dated June 1, 1896 from the Office of the State Tax Commissioner requiring better data in descriptions of properties and their improvements when filling out real estate schedules. 16. 13 3/4"h x 8 1/2"w commercial legal form for the probate division of the disrtict court in Salt Lake City, Utah in which the administrator for the late Thomas Morgan petitions the court for a final settlement of the estate. 17. 3 1/4"h x 8 3/8"w buff onionskin paper with a November 26, 1923 genealogical? inquiry for information about Elizabeth Mattingly, her husband Joseph Reswick, their child Cecilia Reswick and Cecilia's husband Zachariah Spalding.

Collection

Charles E. Fenwick Collection

Archive Details

Primary Language

English

Archive Items Details

Date(s) of Creation

1883 - 1923

Location

Container

Charles E. Fenwick Collection, Box 28

Shelf

Rack 08, Shelf 2

Rack

Rack 08

Wall

West wall

Room

Archives 1

Building

Tudor Hall

Relationships

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Ching, John F.

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Evans, E. R.

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Gough, James L.

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Greenwell, James G.

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Hayden, Perry

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Lasham, J.

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Mattingly, Eleanor

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Mattingly, Elizabeth

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Mattingly, Fannie

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Mattingly, George E.

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Mattingly, Ignatius E.

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Mattingly, Margaret T.

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Mattingly, Mary

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Mattingly, Peter H.

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Mattingly, Susan B.

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Mattingly, Thomas D.

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Morgan, Mary C.

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Morgan, Thomas K.

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Parsons, John

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Reeves, John R. T.

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Reswick, Cecelia

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Reswick, Elizabeth M.

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Reswick, Joseph

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Slye, George R.

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Spalding, Zachariah

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Thompson, Samuel Chapman