Matney - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Alex Matney

JeffKerr1965 — 2012-05-04 21:33:21Z

Glad SOMEONE is trying to figure this stuff out! Hey, Sean, this is your cuz Jeff trying to contact you. Hard to track you down. Give me a call when you get this:
224-433-9726.

Jeff Kerr

Re: John Marvin (Matney) Lahman

MOLISAMATNEY — 2012-03-06 14:13:34Z

That could be Winfred Allen Matney my Grandfather..
He was married to Alice Ross Matney and My Dad Wayne Allen Matney was born in Miami Springs, Florida with 2 older sisters
Dolly Ann Matney-Pendergrass lives in Ocala, Fl now.
Betty Lou Matney-Waters lives in Crystal River, Fl now.

Uncle Johnny Was my Granfather Windred's brother/adopted I believe. And from Kansas.

Ambrose B. Matney married to Nancy Ellen Evans. Need some help, please!

ejduiker — 2012-01-23 19:57:47Z

I keep seeing an Ambrose Matney Married to a Martha but I am searching for Ambrose B. Matney married to Nancy Ellen Evans. This is my GrandMother's Mother and I have a photo of her and Ambrose with My Great Uncles Hadley and Harvil. (Grandma wasn't born yet).
I have a little bit of info on Ambrose from my Grandmother. If anyone can share any additional info I would greatly appreciate it. I could only locate two census reports showing Ambrose, Nancy, Hadley, Harvil and my GrandMother Vivie (one as Vivian which isn't her correct name). I also located a marriage but it only says Miss. Nancy E. Evans. I'm trying to figure out who her Father is and Who Ambrose's true parents are.

Ambrose B Matney
Birth Dec. 26, 1879 in Missouri, United States
Death Jan. 12, 1945 in Pleasant Grove Cemetery Pleasant Grove, Stone County Arkansas, USA

Nancy Ellen Evans
Birth May 17, 1877
Death Feb. 2, 1937 in Pleasant Grove, Stone County Arkansas, USA

I also have a copy of their marriage and it lists the following info:
Name: Ambrose B Matney
Marriage Date: 2 Jun 1901
Marriage Location: Foccoa, Ozark, Missouri
Marriage County: Ozark
Spouse Name: Miss Nancy E Evans

Re: Matney's of Nebraka.

jfettwictor — 2011-09-30 05:03:59Z

Dec 5, 1944 Lincoln State Journal lists a death of a Private Vernon L. Matney, Mrs. Lounie Matney, wife 1104 N. 29th Street, Omaha
U.S. World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946
Vernon L Matney
Birth Year: 1919
Race: White, Citizen (White)
Nativity State or Country: Nebraska
State of Residence: Nebraska
County or City: Douglas

Enlistment Date: 23 Dec 1940
Enlistment State: Nebraska
Enlistment City: Omaha
Branch: Infantry
Branch Code: Infantry
Grade: Private
Grade Code: Private
Component: National Guard (Officers, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)
Source: National Guard

Education: 3 years of high school
Civil Occupation: Cabinetmakers
Marital Status: Single, without dependents
Height: 66
Weight: 145
SSDI
Vernon Matney
SSN: 507-10-5068
Born: 17 Dec 1920
Last Benefit: 68110 Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, United States of America
Died: Apr 1978
State (Year) SSN issued: Nebraska (Before 1951)

Not sure if this is the right guy???

Re: Matney in Ohio

cathleenarndt1 — 2011-09-12 19:15:26Z

sarah jane cahill, daniel matney, son, george matney whos daughter was bertie matney/pizzillo who's son was peter pizzillo my father. im cathleen pizzillo/arndt.

Matney's of Nebraka.

desertamericanloghomes — 2011-02-09 17:30:10Z

Hello I am Jerry Leroy Hanna Jr. I am trying to locate any relations to long lost Aunt Named Lonnie Ludine Matney Maiden name Rogers. Born 1923 to Alonzo Wheeler Rogers and Amanda Ann McGarity. Believe Aunt Ludine married Vernon Leroy Matney. They lived in Omaha. Ludine and my father had a falling out long before I was born. I first learned about her at the age of 16. Have been trying to locate ever since.
Ludines father Alonzo remarried after Amanda and had a daughter named Mary A Rogers. I am in contact with her. she has also been looking for Ludine for 15 years on ancestry. please any info will help. Thank You Jerry

Re: Homer Matney

matneym_1 — 2011-01-09 23:18:07Z

I am Homer's niece and I keep all of the family records. I would love to have this material if you still have it. Please respond.

Thank you,

Mica Matney

Re: Matneys in Indiana

barbiesmith3 — 2010-12-13 01:36:52Z

The question was ask if chester and earl (who were brothers) were related to Larry, Dennis and the other children of Melvin who was Uncle Earl's son. I have much more information on their ancestors if you would like to contact me. I live in Connersville, but did live in Milroy when both these men were alive. Chester was my grandfather.
Barbara Matney Smith

Re: Walter Matney Info update.

Willie_Matney — 2010-09-26 21:02:20Z

On Walter Mattingly, I have his birth year as 1738, but I have seen some list it as high as 1745. However, most of the people who have researched Walter for some time give 1738.

Anyhow, what I found was that Richard Mattingly Sr. and Mark Mattingly were brothers. There father was John Mattingly, who was the son of Cesar Mattingly. John was a brother to Thomas(2) Mattingly.

The William Mattingly, I believe, in the deed was John Baptist Mattingly's son, William, and John Baptist Mattingly was a brother to Richard Sr., and Mark. William was born in 1747, just 9 years younger than Walter.

John Mattingly was born in 1690 in St. Mary's County, Maryland. He died in 1744. He would have been only 54 years old. I am thinking that Walter was most probably the youngest son of John Mattingly, and John's three sons bought those 400 acres each from William, their nephew.

The William Mattingly in mention is next to the oldest William I have read about. This William Mattingly was born in 1747. His Parents are John Baptist Mattingly and Elizabeth Brewer. The other older William, was William B. Mattingly, and was born in 1741 in St. Mary's County, Maryland. He died about Apr 1819 in Washington County, Kentucky. His Parents were Ignatius I Mattingly and Sarah Unknown. Him being Ignatius I Mattingly's son, and Ignatius' father was Thomas(2), Cesar's brother.

The above says that William B. Mattingly died about Apr. 1819 in Washington County, Kentucky, however, I wonder if this could have been Washington County, Virginia where Walter had moved to? At one time, Kentucky was part of Virginia. Is there any proof that this William is buried in Kentucky, a headstone or grave? Kentucky was cleaved from Virginia in 1792.

Given Walter's birth year, it was only 73 years away from when Thomas(1) came to Maryland from England, bringing Cesar and Thomas(2) with him. However, some say that Cesar was born here, except ships records say he came over with his father Thomas(1) and his mother Elizabeth, his brother Thomas (2), plus two sisters.

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Name: Casar Mattingly (Ceasar)
Arrival: 1665
Place: Maryland
Source Publication Code: 2524.55
Primary Immigrant: Mattingly, Casar
Annotation: Date and port of arrival. Extracted from Maryland Land Office records of patents and warrants. Reference to original record or transcript and microfilm number are also provided. Other historical and genealogical information may also be provided. The first
Source Bibliography: GIBB, CARSON. A Supplement to The Early Settlers of Maryland. Annapolis, MD: Maryland State Archives, 1997. 248p.
Page: 147

Name: Casar Mattingly (Ceasar)
Arrival: 1665
Place: Maryland

Family Members:
Wife Mattingly, Elizabeth;
Child Mattingly, Thomas;
Child Mattingly, Elizabeth;
Child Mattingly, Casar;
Child Mattingly, Judeth

Source Publication Code: 2524.55
Primary Immigrant: Mattingly, Thomas
Annotation: Date and port of arrival. Extracted from Maryland Land Office records of patents and warrants. Reference to original record or transcript and microfilm number are also provided. Other historical and genealogical information may also be provided. The first
Source Bibliography: GIBB, CARSON. A Supplement to The Early Settlers of Maryland. Annapolis, MD: Maryland State Archives, 1997. 248p.
Page: 147

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Tax Lists after Rev. War:

From: "Tax List of Montgomery Co, VA 1782":

Walter Mattinglee - 1 tithable, 0 slaves, 2 horses, 6 cattle, land - yes. Also listed was a Richard Mattinglee with 1 tithable, 0 slaves, 1 horse, 0 cattle and land - yes.

>From "Washington Co, VA Surveys & Commissioners Certificates 1781-1797":

Surveyed from Walter Mattingly assignee of Aaron Lewis 134 acres of land in Washington Co in the Rich Valley on the north side of the Laurel fork a branch of the North Fork..... dated 13 Apr 1785.

Paul Mattingly
Atlanta, GA

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Let me know what you all think on this, as it is not proof that Walter Mattingly was John Mattingly's son. However, when property was deeded and willed at the time, generally immediate family received it.

Best,

Will Matney
Proctorville, Ohio

Walter Matney Info

Willie_Matney — 2010-09-26 19:19:55Z

I ran across some information about some deeds for Walter Matney (Mattingly at the time), while he was still in Halifax Co., VA, just before he was in the Revolutionary War. This originated from Paul Mattingly in Atlanta, GA.

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Halifax Co, VA
Entry Record Book 1770-1796 Land Records:

18 Oct 1787 William Matherley, 126A on Bars of Fall Creek, beg Smith's corner, desc. follows.

Mattenley (Matenly): Mark, Richard, Walter
#41 Mar 1778 Mark Mattenly, 400A beg at poplar in his plantation,
desc follows.
#55, 15 Aug 1785 Richard Matenly, 300A on head of Strawbberry Creek.
#35 1773 Walter Mattenley, 400A joining Constant Perkins &
Peter Perkins Line.

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Now, this may be what all we, the descendants of Walter have been trying to place as Walter(1)'s father. This shows William Mattingly giving around 200 acres each to Richard, Mark, and Walter Mattingly.

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1778-80 Tax Lists:
Farris: Wm. Lomax, Randolph, Harmer & Co. Mayo: Valentine.
Lindsay: John. Cooper: John, Thomas, Joseph. Parker: Samuel, John. Mattingley, Walter, Richard.

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We know that Walter was there, but sold the property and moved to Montgomery co. Va and then fought in the Revolutionary War. Also, he had sold some property, and from a deed for Pittsylvania Co., and not knowing how to write, used an "A" as his mark. See below;

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>From "Pittsylvania Co, VA Deeds 1774-1778":

Page 202. Apr 12, 1776 from Walter Mattinly of Pittsylvania to Sylvester Adams, for 60 lbs sterling, 394 acres in Pittsylvania on both sides of Sandy River, and bounded by Kennon's old line, the river just below the falls, his own line. The land was "sruveyed by George Lumkins by patent"
dated Aug 15, 1764, & by several conveyances came into the possession of Wallter Mattinly, as by Halifax County Court will more full appear.

Singed Walter (A his mark) Mattenly. Wit - George Ross, George Adams, Mary Williams, Thomas Fletcher, Recorded Apr 25, 1776.

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Now, by him using an "A" as his mark, could his middle name possibly have been Alexander, and not Brooks as some think? The reason why is, that he had a grandson, and a great grandson named Alexander. They were from his son Walter(2)'s side. Some call this Walter, Walter Jr., but I always say Walter(2), because he had a son named Walter too.

As a note, look at how many mis-spellings for Mattingly there were on a single deed.

If anyone could help with this, and possibly look into William, Richard and Mark Mattingly, we now may know who Walter's parents were.

Thanks,

Will Matney
Proctorville, OH.

Wakter Matney Info

Willie_Matney — 2010-09-26 19:19:46Z

Re: Alex Matney

Willie_Matney — 2010-09-26 18:49:24Z

Yes, Alexander Matney married Jane Hamilton when he moved into Pike Co. Ky. I just added some info on him, see below.

Alexander and Jane Matney's family can be found in the Lick Creek, District 4, 1870 census for what is now, Pike County, Ky. The children in order were;

Louisa, 15
Henry, 13
James, 11
Nelson, 9
Margaret, 6
Caroline, 4
Alexander, 1

Walter Matney(2) was Alexander's father, and Alexander was a brother to Daniel Matney, my GG Grandfather.

Alexander and Daniel also had a brother named Walter, who was some younger than Daniel and Alexander.

Daniel had a son named Alexander Pate Matney, who was named after your Alexander, his brother. Alexander Pate was my great grandfather who lived at Mouthcard, Ky. His son, Willie Campbell Matney was my grandfather, and Campbell's son, Willie Clarence Matney was my father.

Best,

Will matney

Re: Alex Matney

Willie_Matney — 2010-09-26 18:39:40Z

Sorry, I forgot to add that in my original post, I said Rake Henry was Henry Sr.'s boy, and that's not the case. At the time, I had not researched this branch of the Matney's thoroughly.

Alexander and Jame Matney's family can be found in the Lick Creek, District 4, 1870 census for what is now, Pike County, Ky. The children in order were;

Louisa
Henry
James
Nelson
Margaret
Caroline
Alexander

Re: Alex Matney

Willie_Matney — 2010-09-26 18:31:10Z

Another brother to John and Henry was Nelson, and he was the father of my step-grandfather Rake Henry Matney. He was named after his uncle, Henry Matney Sr.

Best,

Will Matney

Re: Matney familys

loveamoose — 2010-08-19 20:09:54Z

you might want to check this site: http://www.d-matney.com
lots of Matney research there including "Interview with John H. Matney in Vinita, Oklahoma, by James R. Carseloway, April 14, 1938."

also there is a Matney Group on Yahoo.com

Re: Matney familys

matneywhite — 2010-08-17 22:44:48Z

Thanks. I think this could easily be him. My grandfather, was in the Union Army from Illinois. And the one I looked at was from Illinois.

Re: Matney familys

loveamoose — 2010-08-17 17:52:30Z

I, too, am from the Carrel B Matney line. I found a Carroll B Matney in a Civil War listing here..
http://www.itd.nps.gov/cwss/soldiers.cfm
He fought for the Union in the Illinois Infantry & was captured. I know that was not my Carrel B Matney because anyone who would name their son JEFFERSON DAVIS MATNEY (my G-Grandfather) would not have fought for the Union, LOL
Hope this might help you.

Re: Matney familys

matneywhite — 2010-08-16 23:28:12Z

What do you know about your Carrel B Matney and John Matney? My grandfather was John H Matney born in 1834 and according to what my father told me he had a brother named C B Matney. Mine came to Cowley County Kansas in 1876. I am unable to determine for sure anything about who my grandfather's parents were. My C B was married to Mary and she is buried in Maple City, Cowley, Kansas. My grandparents are also buried there.

Re: Matney/Wells/Shumate connection

kgore20 — 2010-05-22 10:15:00Z

Thank you for the invite! You have a very nice site, and I have posted some info there.

Re: Matney/Wells/Shumate connection

DanMatney34 — 2010-05-22 02:35:41Z

We have a nice 12 year old Matney research group, with great researchers and data on most Matney lines. free, we are a family write to dmatney@gmail.com
ALso its really hard for the folks on the Matney at rootsweb list to post to people unless they post their e-mail address.
www.d-matney.com
Looking forwards to meating a few folks.
Dan Matney snr.

Re: Matney/Wells/Shumate connection

loveamoose — 2010-05-21 19:25:41Z

if you are a ancestry.com member just sign in & do a search for Marion...if you are not a member then sign on as a guest...read further

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Re: Matney/Wells/Shumate connection

kgore20 — 2010-05-21 19:20:49Z

ummm. not to sound too very stupid, but how do I access that tree? I'm very new at this and need some pointers. Thanks

Re: Matney/Wells/Shumate connection

kgore20 — 2010-05-21 18:47:40Z

Thank you so much! One more mystery solved.

Re: Matney/Wells/Shumate connection

loveamoose — 2010-05-21 18:31:24Z

Florence & Marion Shumate's mother was May J Matney. Her father was John L Matney, 1st husband was Charles Shumate (father of Florence & Marion), Her 2nd husband was George Wells. This info is in the Stockwellaz Family Tree, Ancestry.com.

Matney/Wells/Shumate connection

kgore20 — 2010-05-20 13:51:23Z

My father was Marion Isom Shumate. I have tracked his parents to being Charles F Shumate and Mary Ester Owensby of Missouri.
However, on my dad's death certificate from Ok, it lists his mother's maiden name as Matney. Going back to Mo. census, I found A Marion I Shumate and Florence Shumate (his sister) living in Ozark, Mo.around 1910 with a George Wells age 52 and a Mary J. Wells age 40. M.I. Shumate's age at that time was about 11 and Florence's age about 13. This would be about right. In 1910, their 3 yr. old sister Bernice died from accidental poisoning from Belladonna (listed on death cert). I am wondering if my father and aunt were sent to the Wells to live and if they were any relation, and if Mary J Wells's maiden name was Matney, thus the mix-up on my dad's death certificate. Every time I think I've got it sorted out, I find another avenue to go down. If anyone has any info that will help me in this maze, I would love to hear from you.

Re: Homer Matney

khall125 — 2010-05-14 21:02:29Z

I am not sure if anyone has responded to this or not, but I know I am related to 2 Homer Matney's and I know there are a bunch of people in my family who would be VERY interested in seeing what you have found and if it is related to our family.

Re: matneys in oklahoma

RosaMatney80 — 2010-04-14 01:26:46Z

if you will e-mail me at big_red13579@yahoo.com
I have some info on James and Alice.

Rosa Matney

Re: REMATNEY INFO

matneywhite — 2010-03-27 00:37:39Z

Hello, Milissa. I am Edna Marie Matney White and would love to meet you. I knew your father slightly. I knew his brother and sisters very well, they were more like aunts and uncle to me. I will share anything I have with you. I do have some pictures and papers from John and Synthia (Cynthia in some papers. You can reach me by e-mail at matney-white@cox.net. If you live anywhere in the area the descendents of John and Synthia Matney get together, this year it is August 7-8 and is in Cedar Vale Kansas. More information will come later. Please contact me.

Re: REMATNEY INFO

milissab_1 — 2010-03-27 00:02:20Z

Hello, my name is Milissa Matney, my father was Elmer Richard Matney and his father was Ollie Elmer Matney whose parents were John Henderson and Synthia (this is the spelling on her gravestone, which is in Kansas). My father used to talk about Claude Ezra when I was a child. I don't know if I have any information that you don't but would love to share anything that I have and hear what you have. I would like information about William Matney. I have been told that 2 Matney brothers came to America together from Ireland via Scotland...is this William or his father?

Matney in Tennessee

lizscrzy — 2009-11-19 16:28:28Z

Dear Sir, I could really use your help .And this is what I know.
I am looking for my Grandmothers parents, first she and her sisters were put into Bonnyoaks school / orphanage when they were children.
Annie/Anna Matney, Tennessee Matilda Matney,Bertie/Bertal Matney, my Grand mother was born in 1893 in Tennessee, Shelby Co, i think she was in the Bonnyoaks till 1909 when she married my Grandfather James Eaks Duffey, they lived on 2011 Windsor St in Chattanooga Tennessee My Grandmother died in Texas in 1971.
I hope this helps you and i hope you can help me find her parents, i have no names and or dates of birth or death i'm sorry to say.
If i can give you anymore info to help just let me know.
Thank you ! Elizabeth
Lizscrzy@wmconnect.com

Re: Melvin Matney

kingcobra85 — 2009-11-12 19:02:47Z

I'm not sure of who her parents are, but I will try to find out for you and let you know as soon as I can.

Re: Melvin Matney

RickyWeinberg — 2009-11-12 17:25:34Z

If your related to that obit I posted then you can be of a great assist to me.

Jeffrey Darrell Webb married Christina Bailey

I am a Bailey and I have a huge database. Who is Christina's parents?

hopefully she isnt from Norfolk area.

Re: Melvin Matney

kingcobra85 — 2009-11-12 02:40:36Z

No this obituary is not connected to the Melvin Matney you're thinking of, it is connected to the Melvin Matney from Iaeger, West Virginia. I am his grandson, and Jeffrey Webb was my 1st cousin.

Melvin Matney

RickyNJ58 — 2009-10-01 17:19:00Z

Is this Obit connected to the Melvin Matney mentioned in your post?
MELVIN MATNEY 14 Nov 1923 16 Dec 1991 46173 (Rushville, Rush, IN) (none specified) 314-22-0455 Indiana
MARY J MATNEY 08 Jun 1927 04 Aug 2000 (V) 46156 (Milroy, Rush, IN) 46156 (Milroy, Rush, IN) 306-24-6983 Indiana

Obituaries Thursday, Oct. 1, 2009
The Register-Herald

Jeffrey Darrell Webb

Jeffrey Darrell Webb, 34, of MacArthur, died Monday, Sept. 29, 2009, at Bearhole Road near Pineville, W.Va., from injuries sustained in a car accident.

Jeffrey was born Sept. 18, 1974 in Norfolk, Va., a son of Clayton and Vickie L. Matney Webb.

He was a graduate of Baileysville High School, Class of 1994 and a graduate of the Wyoming County Vocational School where he was chosen as a Pilot Student of Advanced Welding. He worked as a welder for Rock and Coal Construction in Crab Orchard, W.Va. Jeff enjoyed restoring classic cars, Nascar, movies and various styles of music. He was a talented and gifted artist and attended Calvary Assembly of God Church in Beckley.

He was preceded in death by one brother, Stacy Lee Webb, his grandparents, Melvin and Mary “Tootsie” Matney and Sarah Blankenship, and his great grandmother, Annie Meadows.

Survivors include his wife, attorney Christina Bailey Webb of MacArthur; parents, Clayton and Vickie Webb of Brenton; and several aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews.

Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3, 2009 at the Chapel of Fanning Funeral Home, Iaeger, with Pastor Randy Lusk and Reverend Robert Beall officiating. Burial will follow in Palm Memorial Gardens at Matheny.

Pallbearers will be Michael Milam, Jeff Gibson, Chuckie Hawks, Jason Hawks, Derek Keith, and Gary Younce.

Friends may visit with the family 6 to 9 p.m. Friday evening, at the Chapel of Fanning Funeral Home in Iaeger.

Fanning Funeral Home in Iaeger is assisting the Webb Family.

MATNEY Eddie Lacy 1908-1950

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-01 19:21:20Z

MATNEY Eddie Lacy 1908-1950

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 205,049 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: John H Matney

matneywhite — 2009-07-29 03:24:32Z

According to information I have been able to find William Matney and Phoebe Sluder was my great grandparents. My grandfather was John H. Matney and from what I have been able to recall from my father when we went to the Maple City KS cemetery CB Matney was a brother to John H. I found a marriage license for C B and it lists his parents as William and Phoebe Sluder. I also, recall that my father did say his grandfather's name was William.

Please let me hear from you.

Re: REMATNEY INFO

matneywhite — 2009-07-29 03:17:36Z

All I know that connects to Kentucky is that my grandfather, John H. Matney was born in Franklin Kentucky, in 1835 per his discharge from the Civil War. If you think we may be connected, please contact me.

MATNEY Benj F 1870-1943

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 22:00:45Z

MATNEY Benj F 1870-1943

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MATNEY Julia E 1875-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-14 22:00:33Z

MATNEY Julia E 1875-1957

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If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: REMATNEY INFO

leslieforrest27 — 2009-07-10 20:43:26Z

Hi my grandmother Leona Matney is from Kentucky

BOYETT E B and Opal MATNEY

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-06 11:33:56Z

BOYETT E B and Opal MATNEY

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,880 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

matney/burkhead photos,bibles and more

ldsspirit — 2009-07-01 16:30:27Z

I have hundreds of photos, a few bibles,newspaper clipings and more that was donated when a lady passed away recently.She was a master genealogist and had literally several truckloads of genealogy that was donated to the Chuch of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.What is left is generations of family history in pictures,bible records,and much more that is of no use to me however I'm sure someone would love to have this collection.Email me at ldsspirit@gmail.com if you are interested.I check email about once a week at public library because i have no internet service at home.

John H Matney

Lynnejane — 2009-06-15 22:19:46Z

I'm researching surname Matney. I'm looking for those of William M Matney & Pheobe Sluder descendants. Contact me
if you have data on these.

Homer Matney

herballady46016 — 2009-06-14 23:45:39Z

My cousin bought a lot of boxes from a rummage sale, and in one of them was some personal papers and a family bible belonging to Homer Matney. His high school diploma, from Orange Indiana, says he graduated in 1936. We would like to get these back to someone in his family.

Re: REMATNEY INFO

matneywhite — 2009-06-14 19:47:28Z

Trying to find information on John H. Matney (bel to be John Henderson Matney) m. Cynthia (Synthia) Pasley. married in Jacksonville, Morgan, Illinois on Aug 25, 1865. John's father is William and mother is Phoebe Sluder per a marriage license for his brother CB or Carl B Matney. John was born in Franklin KY per Civil War discharge. Also was enlisted from Missouri. Any help would be appreciated. I will share information.

Re: MATNEY Research Forum

matneywhite — 2009-06-14 18:33:10Z

Hi. I am Edna Matney White. My father was Claude Ezra Matney 13th child of John H Matney and Cynthia (Synthia) Passley Matney. John had a brother named Carl B Matney. I have been unable to find any info on John's parents who according to Carl's marriage license is William Matney and Phoebe Sluder. According to John's Civil War papers he was born in Franklin, KY. My father always said that when John and CB (Carl) came to Cowley County, KS several of John's brothers settled up around Kansas City KS. CB was born in MO. Believe came from Illinois to Kansas about 1876. Any help would be appreciated and I will share any info I have.

Re: MATNEY Research Forum

matneywhite — 2009-06-14 18:31:51Z

MATNEY Maggie O 1878-1941

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 20:39:18Z

MATNEY Maggie O 1878-1941

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

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MATNEY Charles S 1874-1952

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 20:39:05Z

MATNEY Charles S 1874-1952

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

MATNEY Elmer C 1902-1964

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-27 20:38:54Z

MATNEY Elmer C 1902-1964

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,767 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.