OBIT: Mattingly, Mary Jane (Coomes) Head - 1918 - Daviess County, Kentucky

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Contributed to the USGW Kentucky Archives by: 
Rita Mackin Fox   "rfox@mis.net"
Date: May 29, 1999 
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[Mrs. Charles Mattingly was born Mary Jane Coomes, daughter of James Enoch
Coomes and Martha Appalonia Carrico. She married first Joseph Walter Head,
who died in 1901. She married Charles Carroll Mattingly 2 May 1905. She was
survived by one child from her first marriage, Joseph Owen Head, and five
children from her second marriage, Nannie Mae, Katherine "Kate", Joseph E.

Buck", Eugene, and Sylvester Austin "Beck" Mattingly.]
Her obituaries:
Owensboro Messenger, Tuesday, 5 Nov 1918, p. 6:
Mrs. Charles Mattingly
  Mrs. Charles Mattingly died at her home in Triplett street, Sunday at 11
o'clock, of pneumonia, incident to a serious attack of Spanich influenza.
The deceased is survived by her husband and several children.

Same paper, on page 9 in the Knottsville column:
  Mrs. Charles Mattingly died at her home in Owensboro Sunday morning of
"flu" and pneumonia. She leaves a husband and several children.