Richard Mattingly (1783-1824)
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Richard and Mary must be in Eling after 1810 as their son Richard is born in 1810. Probably move 1815. He dies in 1830 and Richard in 1831 has a daughter, Mary baptised and has his father’s former job as gardener to H. G. Timson.
In 1841 his mother, Mary (aged 59) and sister, Jane living with his family in same house at Tatchbury Farm, Winsor, Eling. In 1851 his mother and sister still living with family of 7 children. Mother and sister described as Paupers. Jane eventually ends up in the Poorhouse. Her eldest son, Richard marries Sarah Ann Hardin in 1863. He lived a long life of 79 years, dying in January 1913, aged 79 years leaving no known children
I am still working on Mattingly Family Tree and will keep updating as more information comes to hand
Spelling Name Date Birth Record Village
Mattingly Richard 1783   Baptism Whitchurch
Mattingly Richard 1808   Marriage Whitchurch
Mattingly Richard 1810   Baptism North Stoneham
Mattingley Henry 1813   Baptism North Stoneham
Mattingley William 1813   Baptism North Stoneham
Mattingly Sarah 1815   Baptism Eling
Mattingly Jane 1818   Baptism Eling
Mattingley Mary 1824 1789 Burial Whitchurch
IRichard is born in Whitchurch to Thomas and Elizabeth Mattingly in 1783. He marries Mary, daughter of George and Elizabeth Mildenhall, who appear regulaly in the Parish Records for the village.Shortyly afterwards they move south 25 miles to North Stoneham on the outskirts of Southampton, where 3 of their children are born. Finally they travel another 8 miles to Eling in about 1815,the year of the Battle of Waterloo.
The earliest reference to Richard Mattingly is in 1808 when he marries Mary Mildenhall at Whitchurch, Hampshire. The reference is from Hampshire Parish Registers Volume 8 Marriages published in 1906
1826 Greenwood map
"Whitchurch" engraved by J.Shury & Son after a picture by D.H.McEwen, published in Mudie's Hampshire Past and Present , 1839
1793 print
June 1, 1793. J. Farington R.A. delt. J.C.Stadler sculpt. (Published) by J. & J. Boydell, Shakespeare Gally. Pall Mall & (No. 90) Cheapside (London).
 

The following children are shown as baptised in St. Mary`s Church, Eling, Sarah and Jane,to Richard and Mary Mattingly of Tatchbury. Richard is described as a Gardener working for H.T. Timson, Esq. Henry Mattingly is born in 1813.
A later record shows their Granddaughter, Mary being baptisied at the same church on 2nd July , 1831 to Charles and Ann Mattingly. He is also described as Gardener this time to H.G.Timson Esq, no doubt working witth his father on the tatchbury Estate.

1841 Census shows Henry`s Brother - Charles Mattingly living at Tatchbury with his family. His Mother, Mary, aged 59 is widowed and her daughter Jane, aged 23, is also living in the same household.
1851 Census for Winsor in parish of Eling showing Charles Mattingly (aged 39) older brother of Henry married to Ann (aged39) whose eldest son is also named Richard(aged 17). It is of great interest that his mother Mary(aged 68) and unmarried Sister, Jane (aged 32) is living with them as Paupers. She is shown as being born in North Stoneham. This may have been where she was living when she met Richard Mattingly (1783-1830) and accounts for their short period of approximately 7 years living there before moving to Eling, where he is shown as Gardener to H.T. Timson, owner of Tatchbury Mount. She was to died in Eling in 1853, aged 70.

William Timson Esq, late of Moor Park, Surrey died aged 78 at Tatchbury Mount in 1818. Henry Thomas Timson died in 1849.
The mental deficiency colony was established before 1931 in Tatchbury Mount House which was an early 19th century country house. Three villas and a temporary hospital were built in 1939. A near by house Loperwood Manor was acquired by 1941 and several buildings erected.

The Death Certificate for Mary, widow of Richard Mattingly, aged 70 which was witnessed by Ann Mattingly of Winsor, Eling in 1853.