David Mattow was born in Bedford County, Virginia to Nathaniel Mattox and Prudenze Bozman. He married Sarah "Sallie" Hail on 1 Dec 1806 in Franklin County, Virginia. They had the following children:
Nathan Mattox
1807 – 1862
John Wesley Mattox
1809 – 1892
Henry Page Mattox
1811 – 1893
Elizabeth N Mattox
1813 – 1854
William David Mattox
1816 – 1864
Mary Virginia Mattox *
1819 – 1888
Sarah Prudence Mattox
1822 – 1859
Michael George Washington Mattox
1825 – 1897
David and Sallie moved and settled in first Elbert County, Georgia along what is part of the Broad River. Some of this area later became part of Oglethorpe County. David and Sallie are both buried in a small Mattox Family cemetery located in Oglethorpe County close to the Madison County line along with several of Richard V Gaulding and Mary Virginia Mattox Gaulding's (one if their daughter's) small infant children.
Nathan Mattox
1807 – 1862
John Wesley Mattox
1809 – 1892
Henry Page Mattox
1811 – 1893
Elizabeth N Mattox
1813 – 1854
William David Mattox
1816 – 1864
Mary Virginia Mattox *
1819 – 1888
Sarah Prudence Mattox
1822 – 1859
Michael George Washington Mattox
1825 – 1897
David and Sallie moved and settled in first Elbert County, Georgia along what is part of the Broad River. Some of this area later became part of Oglethorpe County. David and Sallie are both buried in a small Mattox Family cemetery located in Oglethorpe County close to the Madison County line along with several of Richard V Gaulding and Mary Virginia Mattox Gaulding's (one if their daughter's) small infant children.
David Mattow was born in Bedford County, Virginia to Nathaniel Mattox and Prudenze Bozman. He married Sarah "Sallie" Hail on 1 Dec 1806 in Franklin County, Virginia. They had the following children:
Nathan Mattox
1807 – 1862
John Wesley Mattox
1809 – 1892
Henry Page Mattox
1811 – 1893
Elizabeth N Mattox
1813 – 1854
William David Mattox
1816 – 1864
Mary Virginia Mattox *
1819 – 1888
Sarah Prudence Mattox
1822 – 1859
Michael George Washington Mattox
1825 – 1897
David and Sallie moved and settled in first Elbert County, Georgia along what is part of the Broad River. Some of this area later became part of Oglethorpe County. David and Sallie are both buried in a small Mattox Family cemetery located in Oglethorpe County close to the Madison County line along with several of Richard V Gaulding and Mary Virginia Mattox Gaulding's (one if their daughter's) small infant children.
Nathan Mattox
1807 – 1862
John Wesley Mattox
1809 – 1892
Henry Page Mattox
1811 – 1893
Elizabeth N Mattox
1813 – 1854
William David Mattox
1816 – 1864
Mary Virginia Mattox *
1819 – 1888
Sarah Prudence Mattox
1822 – 1859
Michael George Washington Mattox
1825 – 1897
David and Sallie moved and settled in first Elbert County, Georgia along what is part of the Broad River. Some of this area later became part of Oglethorpe County. David and Sallie are both buried in a small Mattox Family cemetery located in Oglethorpe County close to the Madison County line along with several of Richard V Gaulding and Mary Virginia Mattox Gaulding's (one if their daughter's) small infant children.
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