Death certificate #4229116, identifies his parents as Simeon E. Mattingly and Sarah Ellen Bohan. He was married and an attorney. Buried at St. Joseph Cemetery.
His wife was Teresa Agnes Mattingly, daughter of William H. Mattingly and Eva Spahr. They were 2nd cousins, once removed.
Cumberland Evening Times 2-4-1941:
I. R. Mattingly, 76, law partner of Joe V. Gibson, United States District Attorney in the Northern Federal District, and a magistrate for the past seven years, died following a heart attack. Funeral services were held today at Howesville. Mattingly practiced law in Wood and Wirt counties following his graduation from West Virginia University Law School in 1890. He returned to Preston County to teach school and established a law office in Tunnelton, where he served as town recorder for many years. In 1920 he came to Kingwood to form a law firm with Gibson,
His wife was Teresa Agnes Mattingly, daughter of William H. Mattingly and Eva Spahr. They were 2nd cousins, once removed.
Cumberland Evening Times 2-4-1941:
I. R. Mattingly, 76, law partner of Joe V. Gibson, United States District Attorney in the Northern Federal District, and a magistrate for the past seven years, died following a heart attack. Funeral services were held today at Howesville. Mattingly practiced law in Wood and Wirt counties following his graduation from West Virginia University Law School in 1890. He returned to Preston County to teach school and established a law office in Tunnelton, where he served as town recorder for many years. In 1920 he came to Kingwood to form a law firm with Gibson,
Death certificate #4229116, identifies his parents as Simeon E. Mattingly and Sarah Ellen Bohan. He was married and an attorney. Buried at St. Joseph Cemetery.
His wife was Teresa Agnes Mattingly, daughter of William H. Mattingly and Eva Spahr. They were 2nd cousins, once removed.
Cumberland Evening Times 2-4-1941:
I. R. Mattingly, 76, law partner of Joe V. Gibson, United States District Attorney in the Northern Federal District, and a magistrate for the past seven years, died following a heart attack. Funeral services were held today at Howesville. Mattingly practiced law in Wood and Wirt counties following his graduation from West Virginia University Law School in 1890. He returned to Preston County to teach school and established a law office in Tunnelton, where he served as town recorder for many years. In 1920 he came to Kingwood to form a law firm with Gibson,
His wife was Teresa Agnes Mattingly, daughter of William H. Mattingly and Eva Spahr. They were 2nd cousins, once removed.
Cumberland Evening Times 2-4-1941:
I. R. Mattingly, 76, law partner of Joe V. Gibson, United States District Attorney in the Northern Federal District, and a magistrate for the past seven years, died following a heart attack. Funeral services were held today at Howesville. Mattingly practiced law in Wood and Wirt counties following his graduation from West Virginia University Law School in 1890. He returned to Preston County to teach school and established a law office in Tunnelton, where he served as town recorder for many years. In 1920 he came to Kingwood to form a law firm with Gibson,
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