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CHATFIELD Wendell O - Vietnam Wall section 8E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-11 12:28:07Z

CHATFIELD Wendell O - Vietnam Wall section 8E

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CHATFIELD Augusta V 1900 1952

t42ValleyView_CookeCoTX — 2012-03-30 11:44:02Z

CHATFIELD Augusta V 1900 1952

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Valley View Cemetery, Cooke Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,000 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Cooke), cemetery(ValleyView) and Surname.
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Re: Photo albums available Robert Money Chatfield/Dorothea Rhodes

kevinchatfield187 — 2012-03-26 09:35:13Z

I'm afraid I can't help you with living closer relatives, my Dad knew the 2nd Lord Chatfield who was of that line but he died a few years ago in Canada and had no children.

When it comes to photographs I suspect the camera hadn't been invented when my direct line were close to Robert Money Chatfield's line.

If you do manage to find a much closer living decendent would you please let me know.

Chatfield Parsons Burgess Hill Cuckfield Sussex UK

davedeacon1 — 2012-03-18 19:47:41Z

looking for any info or connections to Elizabeth Chatfield who married William George Parsons, lived in Burgess Hill Sussex (Cuckfield reg district) and had a son Arthur 1st Sept 1915.
Sorry details are a bit short on dates !
Any help greatly appreciated :)

Re: Photo albums available Robert Money Chatfield/Dorothea Rhodes

Les_Clive — 2012-03-18 11:02:52Z

Sorry for the delay in answering Kevin, I've been more than a little under the weather and not doing much lately!!

I was really hoping to find a closer relative who has some of these folks as direct line ancestors if possible. I'm guessing you can see the tree? If not, let me know and I'll send you a direct link. If you let me know your direct line either here or privately, I'll have a look through the albums and see if any of your people or their relatives have their names penciled on the back.
All the best,
Les

Re: Photo albums available Robert Money Chatfield/Dorothea Rhodes

kevinchatfield187 — 2012-03-05 22:20:18Z

Sorry, not got a Dorinda on my tree. Doesn't mean she doesn't belong there though.

Re: Photo albums available Robert Money Chatfield/Dorothea Rhodes

ednabm — 2012-03-05 19:32:17Z

You wouldn't happen to have a DORINDA Chatfield b 1808 d 15 Jan 1837 St Dunston, Cheam, England.
She married William Moss b 11 Dec 1798 East Ham, Essex co., England d 15 Jan 1837
They were married 16 July 1821 in White Hall, Middlesex, England.
I have a copy of saying when and where they married but it doesn't have her parents nor William's. And that (Dorinda) is the name on it.
I do have all of the Moss clan tho.
I am 81 yrs young and have been searching for her for almost 50 yrs now.
Dot in NH rankin@tds.net

Re: Photo albums available Robert Money Chatfield/Dorothea Rhodes

kevinchatfield187 — 2012-03-05 13:24:54Z

Hi Les,

This sounds like a real treasure trove of Chatfield family history and I would be delighted if you would allow me to have it.

My Dad, and laterley myself, has been researching the family tree for over 30 years. I am a 6th Cousin 6 x removed of Robert Money Chatfield. Not sure how you want me to prove it but I accept your challenge!

Photo albums available Robert Money Chatfield/Dorothea Rhodes

Les_Clive — 2012-01-03 16:48:36Z

I am not connected with this family in any way, but recently saw some very old albums for sale at a car boot sale in Spain.
I bought them to save them from the dustbin, and have cobbled together what I can of what seems to be a fairly large and impressive tree, with two Admirals of the fleet, a Baron and many clergy included!
I am trying to find a living Chatfield who would be descended from or related to Robert Money, or a living Rhodes who would be descended from or related to Dorothea Eira. He died in 1993 and she in early 2011. They were married in 1949.
There are several albums ranging from the late 1800's photographs of Chatfields in South Africa, to mid 50's in England.
Here's hoping someone will benefit from this lost treasure!!

All children, nephews, nieces and cousins welcome......but you'll have to prove it before you get them ;-)

Re: John Chatfield-London

jdinvestments56 — 2011-12-09 03:30:20Z

Who were William's parents? Where was he baptized and where (Street) did the family live in East Ham?

Re: John Chatfield-London

jdinvestments56 — 2011-12-09 03:07:20Z

Ok-this may seem like a strange question but is there an "Ann" or "Anne" Moss in your Moss line that would have been an adult in 1855 and could have been witness to a marriage? I am asking because there is an Ann or Anne that witnessed both my g-grandfather Richard Chatfield's marriage to Ann Catherine Taylor (1860) and also his brother Edmond's marriage to Mary Lyons (1850). I thought her surname was "Boss" but on closer inspection of the signature and looking at Dorinda & William's marriage record the "Moss" & "Boss" names are almost interchangeable. Additionally, Richard & Edmond were also married at St. Mary's, like Dorinda. By the way, is that you on genesreunited with the post about Dorinda born 1800 in East Ham?

Re: John Chatfield-London

ednabm — 2011-12-08 14:26:47Z

I have no idea about Cheam but I have an idea it is the same St. Dunston's as yours. Just seems strange that both being born in close dates and White Chapel and St. Dunston's is more then a coiincidence I would say.
I do have a copy of what I call a marriage certificate which states the date of marriage and both Dorinda and William's names and where it took place.
Yep they sure are a mystery!!!

All of the Moss men were either farriers with my gggrandfather being veternarian. I do know that my ggrandfather was William Kilita Moss was b in East Ham and raised in London, then went to Leamington Spa. but that is not the Chatfields, Dorinda was his grandmother. Kilita did make the newspapers tho for drowning of his wife in a river. My grandfather told of the story.
Dot in NH

Re: John Chatfield-London

jdinvestments56 — 2011-12-08 14:16:33Z

The Chatfields in London around 1800 are surely a mystery! Right now I have no information on John Chatfield prior to his marriage. The 1841 census records puts his birth year about 1806. The 1851 census indicates he was born in Whitechapel and puts his birth record about 1807. That being said, his wife, Caroline's age on the 2 census records is off (1841 says she was born in 1806 the same as John; 1851 puts her age as 6 yrs. younger. In reality, she was born abt. Feb. 1805 according to her baptism record). John's burial record puts his year of birth as 1805. Certainly the timing would be good with your Dorinda but right now I have no additional information. I also don't know how far apart these places are or if John was actually born in Whitechapel. Do you know where it is in relation to White Hall and Cheam? I know that East Ham is right in that same area.

Re: John Chatfield-London

ednabm — 2011-12-08 13:58:01Z

Wondering if your John was related to my Dorinda Chatfield b c 1808 m 1821 in White Hall to William Moss in 1821, she was buried 4 Aug 1833 age 25 St. Dunstom Cheam England.
William was b 1798 in East Ham, Essex and buried 1837 St Mary Magdalene, East Ham, Essex.
I have all of Moss back to the early 1700's but I can't find anything on Dorinda Chatfield's parents etc.

John Chatfield-London

jdinvestments56 — 2011-12-08 03:21:57Z

Looking for information about the baptism record and parents of John Chatfield, born abt. 1805 in Whitechapel, London, England. He died 07 March 1852 also in Whitechapel (burial St. Mary's Whitechapel). Address in census records and burial record is listed as "Green Dragon Yard." Married Caroline Constance Jane Barth on 19 Dec 1824 at St. Dunstan's Stepney. Known children of John and Caroline were: Edmund, Richard, Alfred, Charles, Sarah, Thoma, Letitia, & Harriot. This is my brick wall! I appreciate any and all assistance!

Re: Edward George Albert Chatfield-England

jdinvestments56 — 2011-12-08 03:05:48Z

Thanks! I have found Edward & Iris. I appreciate your help with this.

Re: K. A. Chatfield of Minot, SD 1943

charliechatfield — 2011-11-29 23:52:41Z

Kenneth Arthur Chatfield, Col. USAF
b: 18 Oct 1918 Minot, Ward, ND
d: 12 Apr 1990 Nashville, Davidson, TN
~~~~
Nashville National Cem., Madison, Davidson County, Tennessee
Chatfield, Kenneth A, b. 10/18/1918, d. 04/12/1990, COL., U.S. AIR FORCE,
Plot: 11 362, bur. 04/16/1990,*
Chatfield, Kenneth A, b. 10/18/1918, d. 04/12/1990, US Air Force, COL,
Res: Nashville, Davidson, TN,
Plot: II 0 362, bur. 04/16/1990
Parents: Marcus Morton Chatfield, II and Gertrude Birkett.
I have listing for 9 siblings.
Cheryl ~ CharlieChatfield@aol.com

K. A. Chatfield of Minot, SD 1943

drbrownlee — 2011-11-28 05:12:43Z

K. A. is pictured in the 43-D Class yearbook of aviation cadets at the Advanced Flying School at Moore Field in Mission, Texas. I'm not kin but thought this might help someone researching the family.

Re: WW1 Medals

robmacormac — 2011-10-28 09:40:20Z

That would be great thank you. I would love to return these medals to the right Chatfield Family

Re: WW1 Medals

melgreen15 — 2011-10-27 15:45:35Z

Hello

I don't know whether i can be of any help.

My Great Great Grandfather is Charles Chatfield, Charlotte Catherine Emily Chatfield's younger brother.

I've managed to locate his service history from the national archives with much success, he too was in the Navy. And spend most of his time based out in Malta, which is where my Great Grandmother was born.

If i can find any information out regarding there brother John Chatfield, it would be my pleasure to share this with you.

Kind Regards.

Re: WW1 Medals

robmacormac — 2011-09-24 17:36:54Z

You are a star, I had the info about his sister and my great grandfather. I thought that there maybe some one out there that was closer in line than I and that may like them, but it is not to be, so I will keep them. I will now display them with my grandfathers and my fathers medals.
Thanks very much for your help

Re: WW1 Medals

magpie29 — 2011-09-24 15:28:26Z

Still digging......

On freebmd.org I found a death register for Robert William Macormac. Registered in the quarter ending March 1899 aged 44. The death was registered in Weymouth (another maritime port). If you want to order it is vol. 5a, page 215. You can order it from the public records office online..I have a link somewhere....

Anyway, it is the right age to be your gg grandfather. I also did a query on the National Archived documents online for a Robert William Macormac. It came back with: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/details-r...

That link is to his service record, I believe. You can order it online for about £3.50, it's a download.

The plot thickens......

Re: WW1 Medals

magpie29 — 2011-09-24 15:20:30Z

I've been doing a little digging (I can't resist a mystery).

I found a marriage for Charlotte Catherine Emily Chatfield in Portsea in 1885. It was on Freebmd.org and they didn't have the groom information for some reason.

In the 1891 census there is a Robert W. Macormac (age 39 b. Southampton) and Emily Chatfield (age 28 b. Forton, Gosport) living in Torpoint, Cornwall. Robert was an Engineroom Artificer.

We have the beginnings of some maritime connections in terms of occupation and places of birth and marriage.

I was able to find an Emily Chatfield age 8 in 1871 census, b. Forton, Gosport. Her parents were John and Charlotte. Two brothers John age 10 and Charles age 5. I'm pretty sure this is yours because of the age, place of birth, and mother's name. And she used Emily in the 1891 census.

In 1881 Emily is age 18 (b. Gosport) living with her aunt and uncle in Bosham. Her brother Charles, age 15 is there. Charles is listed as a sailor on a Man of War.

1881 there is a John Chatfield age 20, b. Southsea listed as an Able Seaman on board the HMS Seaflower. HMS Seaflower was a training vessel.

I can't find him in 1891, so perhaps he was at sea.

1901 John Chatfield, age 40, b. Southsea, boarder in Havant. Occupation: house painter.

So I have an idea.....Perhaps the J Chatfield AB MFA was Charlotte Catherine Emily Chatfield's brother. He had a maritime career before retiring sometime around 1891. Then, when WWI broke out, he enlisted in the Mercantile Fleet Auxiliary because he had the experience. Perhaps he never married, and therefore had no children. Because of this, when he died (during or after the War), the medals went to his sister, your great grandmother.

If that is true, then yours is the family that the medals belong to.

Re: WW1 Medals

robmacormac — 2011-09-21 14:47:32Z

The information that I have given is all I know, but think the J stands for John as there are John Chatfields within my family tree

Re: WW1 Medals

magpie29 — 2011-09-21 12:27:01Z

Do you know if he was a merchant seaman, or in the Navy? It might help if you can list what the medals were, and what if any service number.

Re: WW1 Medals

robmacormac — 2011-09-21 10:29:20Z

Have tired military records in ancestry but unable to find naval records as J Chatfield was a sailor.

Re: WW1 Medals

magpie29 — 2011-09-21 09:41:17Z

Ah, I just realised that you are looking for a Chatfield. Well, the theory is the same. But if your ancestor was also in WWI, and you have his details, you might be able to surmise that they were both in the same unit.

Re: WW1 Medals

magpie29 — 2011-09-21 09:39:29Z

Is there a service number on the medals? If so, you can narrow down which Rob MacCormac the medals were issued to. The WWI medal index cards are available on The National Archives website: http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/medals.as... There is a fee to get the actual record online. If you have an Ancestry.com account they are there as well.

The medal indexes will confirm what medals were awarded to the individual, and other additional information that might be useful in identifying your medal holder.

That might be a start.

Good luck

WW1 Medals

robmacormac — 2011-09-20 17:52:28Z

I am searching for the family of J Chatfield A.B. M.F.A. as I have three WW1 medals with this inscription on them. My name is Rob Macormac and this J Chatfield will have known my Grand father Robert Charles Macormac, whose father was Robert William Macormac. Robert William was married to Charlotte Catherine Emily Chatfield Birth 22 JUN 1862 in Portsea Hampshire, England and I think this where the link comes how these medals came into my grand fathers possession I do not know, but I would like to return them to the right family ASAP

Rebecca Chatfield

janetroy114 — 2011-09-16 12:30:16Z

Looking for relatives of Rebecca Chatfield born 16 Oct 1870 Surrey England) married to John Anderson (Scotland)in Canada. Lived mostly in Winnipeg, Manitoba area. 5 Children Peter Thornton b Nov 1891(killed & missing in 1918 WWI)Alex b 1893 Margaret b Dec 1897, Jennie 1901.
Rebecca's parents may have been Ellen Wheeler and Robert Chatfield.
thank you.

Chatfield/Anderson descendants

janetroy114 — 2011-09-16 12:24:53Z

Looking for descendants of John Anderson (Scotland) Rebecca Chatfield England) married in Manitoba.Lived mostly in Winnipeg area. 5 Children Peter Thornton b Nov 1891(killed & missing in 1918 WWI)Alex b 1893 Margaret b Dec 1897, Jennie 1901.
thank you.

Wilson Wade Chatfield m. Frances Jean McCarty - 17 Jun 1945

campbellfh — 2011-08-30 21:45:48Z

Looking for descendants of Wilson Wade Chatfield & Frances Jean Mc Carty. Wilson was born 9 Oct 1920, Frances 26 Jun 1923. They were married 17 Jun 1945. Frances was a grand daughter of Viscount Alexander Francis & Ella Belle Warnock.

I need Chatfield descendants to participate in the Warnock Family Photo Project. Over the last 10 years, about 80 Warnock cousins have been sharing their family photos with my project. There are now photos of about 1530 Warnock descendants burned on a CD which is sent to family members who share their photos. The objective of this project is to gather Warnock descendants’ photos in a single source for the benefit of future generations of Warnock researchers.

If you are descended from this family, please join me in this project. My email is campbellfh@aol.com.

Re: CHATFIELD Family in England

chatters42 — 2011-08-08 20:01:33Z

Hi Maxine.
I have only just seen your message. I believe my family originated from Uttoxeter but later migrated to the East End of London, presumably in search of work.
Have a quick look at my tree when you have a moment and see if we have any comon interests.
Regards.
Colin

Re: CHATFIELD Family in England

chatters42 — 2011-08-08 20:01:10Z

Hi Maxine.
I have only just seen your massage. I believe my family originated from Uttoxeter but later migrated to the East End of London, presumably in search of work.
Have a quick look at my tree when you have a moment and see if we have any comon interests.
Regards.
Colin

Re: Info on Chatfield Genealogies

ednabm — 2011-06-24 13:15:08Z

Would you happen to have a Dorinda Chatfield b 1808 m 1821 Middlesex, England buried 4 Aug 1833 St Dunston, Cheam, England??

Re: Daniel B. Chatfield and Stephen Chatfield, from N.Y.

elainegcook — 2011-06-24 01:23:15Z

That is really interesting. Thank you for sharing.

Re: Daniel B. Chatfield and Stephen Chatfield, from N.Y.

sandraldow — 2011-06-24 01:07:52Z

My information which is "hand-me-down" aka unproven, is that Rausel/Roswell was injured during the battle in Saratoga ( I think he was shot in the hand or arm) which left him a disabled, angry, unhappy individual. Lydia Cole was a neighbor in Ontario County, New York who he went to Ohio with.She may have been a widow by then. This may or may not have been before his wife Sarah died but, it obviously split the family as some went to Michigan, some stayed in New York, and some went with him to Ohio.
sandra.dow@aol.com

Re: Daniel B. Chatfield and Stephen Chatfield, from N.Y.

frances4548 — 2011-06-22 20:28:53Z

So glad to find some one who knows something about Rausel (Roswell)
Chatfield and Sarah Sheffield. I come from the line of David who came to Ohio with Rausel and his other son Jesse. From what I can find out Jesse left to go north and was never heard from again. I have a Chatfield Bible belonging to Rausel Chatfield b. 3 September 1817 and m. Lucinda Sperry. My aunt aquired it several years ago and passed to me at her death.
I would like to connect (with some type of records -will census ect.)Rausel with Jesse his father. I have positive proof from myself to Rausel( b. 1765) but need positive proof Jesse (b. 1723) is Rausel's father. So glad you are about through with the Chatfield's. If I can help in any way let me know. I wondered what became of Sarah and the other children Rausel left in NY. Have often wondered if he just abandoned them. Some notations aunt Chloe has in her notes alude to this.
My Grandmother was named Lucinda Chatfield Henneman after her Grandmothers and her first three granddaughers were named after her.
My telephone # 423-586-1254 Frances Rose in Morristown, TN

frances@rayhjenkins.com

Re: Stephen Chatfield

elainegcook — 2011-06-22 20:15:04Z

I have listed Roswell Chatfield, David Chatfield and Asa Chatfield. Then I have 4 unknowns: 1 boy and 3 girls. Do you already have those individuals with their information?

Re: Stephen Chatfield

frances19492 — 2011-06-22 19:21:36Z

I am a decendent of Josiah Chatfield (b. 1700 in CT d. 1790) and Mary Hull( b. 1701 d. 1743)
Their son Jesse(b.1732 d. 1790) was married to Freelove Woodworth.(b.1738 d. 1828) I am looking for Jesse's children.
frances@rayhjenkins.com

Re: Edward George Albert Chatfield-England

chatfhs — 2011-06-06 09:55:30Z

Edward George Albert Chatfield married KEEPING, Iris V., 1949 4th Qtr General register Office 5a 508 ESSEX, South West.

There are no other records of a Chatfield born with a mother named HARRIS, Georgina Elizabeth in the 1920's in Mile End district.

Regards
Colin Chatfield
chatfhs@aol.com

Re: 19 GENERATIONS OF CHATFIELDS

ednabm — 2011-05-28 14:51:42Z

You wouldn't happen to have a Dorinda Chatfield b 1808 m July 16, 1821 to William Moss. She was buried 4 Aug 1833 age 25 St Dunston, Cheam, England.
I have been searching for her family for 60 yrs now, with no luck.
TIA
Dot (Moss) Smith New Hampshire, USA

Thomas And Fred Chatfield

crbjc61 — 2011-05-28 05:03:13Z

I am looking for information on the Chatfield family history. Thomas and Fred were brothers who immigrated to Canada from England between 1900-1910, there may have been a third brother as well who came at a later date. We have very little information on their family and we are trying to trace the family line

Re: 19 GENERATIONS OF CHATFIELDS

crbjc61 — 2011-05-28 04:54:34Z

I emailed you a few months back and have received nothing in the way of a reply... I am looking for any information on the history of the Chatfield family... especially brothers Thomas and Fred who immigrated to Canada in the early 1900s

Silas Barnum Chatfield & Catherine Kling

sultana1865 — 2011-02-24 10:51:20Z

I recently reviewed an on-line auction of a marriage certificate. I did not purchase it nor am I a Chatfield or Gonia researcher.

The marriage certificate was a Levi Gonia to a Alice Chatfield on Feb 16, 1893. All rootsweb entries for an Alice Jane Chatfield with the same date of marriage in 1893 show her being married to a Levi Conia.

Levi's surname, however, was clearly a "G" and not a "C" which may have come from a transcription error years back and then carried forward in time. The couple can be found in subsequent census records under Levi and Alice Gonia in Wisconsin.

Re: Colonel Charles Kyrle Chatfield

kevinchatfield_1 — 2011-02-19 14:03:34Z

As it happens I used to work at the Regimental Office in Pontefract, I emailed them yesterday to see if they could help me out but I saw no harm in asking elsewhere.

Re: Colonel Charles Kyrle Chatfield

JeffH01 — 2011-02-19 12:49:46Z

The regimental archives of today's successor regiments will almost certainly be able to help - google for either old regiment number or latest name you have and museum or archives.

Colonel Charles Kyrle Chatfield

kevinchatfield_1 — 2011-02-19 07:22:48Z

Good morning.

Can anyone help me?

I am trying to find a photograph of Colonel Charles Kyrle Chatfield, a distant cousin of mine, who served in the 51st Regiment from 1865 and went on to command 1st Battalion The King's Own Yorkshire Light Infantry between 1887-1890.

I have a photo of the officers of the 51st taken after the Battle of Ali Masjid in 1878 which may or may not include Charles.

Can anyone provide me with a photo of Charles or direct me to a publication that contains an image of him? Searching the internet has not been a success. I know much about him but not what he looks like.

And on the subject of photographs. Can anyone help me find one of Major Herbert Lonsdale Chatfield MC, MBE late of the Border Regiment who served in that Regiment from 1912 until about 1930

Re: Daniel B. Chatfield and Stephen Chatfield, from N.Y.

JChatfi617 — 2010-12-26 11:46:46Z

I beleive one of Stephens sons was Ira Chatfield who had a son named Willis Chatfield who was my grandfather.
Jim Chatfield
Portland, Ore.

Chatfield's in Fairfield NY

petriska — 2010-10-24 15:10:15Z

I was in Fairfield Cemetery yesterday and took some pictures of oldish tombstones. Included are:

Col. Asa Chatfield- died 1859 @ 70 y, 2m, 6d

Levina Martin Wheeler Chatfield - Asa's first wife (her first husband was Daniel Wheeler) - died March 4, 1818 @ 41.

Charlotte R. Chatfield, dau. of Asa & Levina, died June 15, 1838 @ 30 y.

Emma Chatfield

Emily Chatfield

Cornelius Chatfield

I plan to post them to find a grave soon.