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Re: James M. Chitty (Mystery)

BobbyChitty1 — 2012-04-21 14:11:05Z

Do you have any info on the Chitty side ? I have my ideas on James M.but can't find any thing to back it up.I will be glad to share what I have on James's decendants but I have nothing on him prior to 1853.I can be contacted at bobbysue1913@aol.com Thanks Bob Chitty

Re: James M. Chitty (Mystery)

artisth2 — 2012-04-21 03:37:16Z

My James Wesley Glass married Sarah Ann Chitty (1833 Lowndes Co or Coneoh Co, AL) who was the daughter of Allen and Sarah Skinner Chitty and ended up in Texas. As a matter of fact they scattered from AL to MS to LA to TX. My mom's grandmother was Josephine Glass and Sarah was her grandmother. I have some on the family.

Luse-Chitty Marriage announcement

mjmiddendorf — 2012-03-19 10:23:35Z

I am transcribing articles from our local newspaper archives (Scotia, Nebraska):

The Scotia Register
Volume XXXIII, Thursday, December 15, 1927, pg. 1, column 2
LEON LUSE AND LAURA CHITTY MARRIED
Leon Luse and Miss Laura Chitty, both of Scotia, were united in marriage at Rushville, Nebraska, on Friday, December 9th. Both of these young people are graduates of the local high school and were always popular among their fellow students.
The bride is the younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Chitty and the groom is the elder son of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Luse.
The bride, who has been teaching near Rushville, will continue with her school work until Christmas, at which time she and Leon, and the rest of the Luse family will leave for their new home in California.
This newly wedded couple has many friends who will send their best wishes along with them when they leave for their new home on the coast.

Julie Middendorf
mjmiddendorf@nctc.net

Mary Chitty Bundy Obituary

mjmiddendorf — 2012-03-16 00:07:10Z

I'm transcribing obituaries from our local (Scotia, Nebraska) newspaper archives:

The Scotia Register
Volume XXXII, Thursday, September 9, 1926, pg. 1, column 1
HIGHLY RESPECTED SCOTIA WOMAN CALLED BY DEATH
MRS. MARY BUNDY PASSES AWAY IN GRAND ISLAND SUNDAY
The death of Mrs. Bundy has brought sorrow to many hearts, as she was a woman whom to know was to love. Living in Scotia so many years, she endeared herself to all with whom she became acquainted, and her sterling character commanded the respect of all.
Her death, after such a short illness, was unexpected by the majority of her friends, as they could not realize the seriousness of her illness. We believe we can truthfully say that not a person in Scotia had so many friends, who deeply grieve over her loss, and the sympathy of all go out to the sons and their families and the sisters and brothers who are left.
Her going leaves a vacant place that can never be filled, and she will always be held in loving remembrance.
Obituary
Mary A. Chitty was born in Carrol County, near Shannon, Illinois, February 13, 1858.
She was united in marriage to Obadiah B. Bundy, at Shannon, Ill., December 31, 1876. To this union two children were born, Walter W. now residing at Grand Island, and Frank L., of Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Bundy came to Nebraska in the spring of 1879, locating on a homestead near Cozad. In 1884 they moved to Scotia, residing here ever since with the exception of two years residence at North Platte.
When they first moved to Scotia, Mr. Bundy was an employee of the Union Pacific Railroad, and rode into Scotia on the first train coming into town.
Mrs. Bundy was baptized in the Presbyterian church in childhood and was a member of the Scotia Presbyterian church at the time it disbanded. She was also a member of the Modern Brotherhood Eastern Star and Royal Neighbor Lodges, and was recorded of the Royal Lodge.
Mrs. Bundy has led a very active life, enjoying good health until a few weeks ago. She was taken to the St. Francis Hospital at Grand Island, where on Sunday night, Sept. 5, she departed this life, having attained the age of 68 years, 6 mo., and 25 days. Her husband had preceded her in death, having answered the summons at the St. Joseph Hospital in Omaha, on July 15, 1919.
She leaves to mourn her departure, her children, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bundy and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bundy, two sisters- Mrs. Saphronia Black, of Racine, Wis. and Mrs. Julia Baum, of Shannon, Ill., two brothers- George Chitty of Emporia, Kan. and Wm. Chitty of DeKalb, Ill., three half-sisters and two half-brothers and four grandchildren- Boyd, Wilber and Beatrice, children of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bundy, and Fae, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bundy, besides hosts of friends.

Julie Middendorf
mjmiddendorf@nctc.net

Viola K. Chitty Smith Obituary - SD

Tfparo — 2012-01-11 17:43:30Z

VIOLA K. CHITTY SMITH

RECEIVE STORY OF LIFE OF FORMER SPEARFISH WOMAN

The following story of the life of Mrs. Viola K. Smith, 80, former Spearfish resident who died March 6, at the home of her sister, Mrs. Etta Patterson, in San Diego, California, was received here this week from Mrs. John Chitty of
Folsom, South Dakota, Mrs. Smith’s sister-in-law.

Obituary

Viola K. Chitty was born in Knox County, Illinois, June 16, 1858. She died at the home of her sister, Mrs. Etta Patterson, in San Diego, California, March 6, 1938.

Miss Chitty came to the Black Hills in June 1884 and settled at Rapid City. Two years later, August 4, 1886, she married G. L. Smith at Rapid City. The Smiths moved to Minnesela soon after they were married and Mr. Smith managed a drug
store there for several years. Later the family moved to Spearfish where Mr. Smith continued in the druggist business.

Following Mr. Smith’s death in 1923 Mrs. Smith went to San Diego because of her health. She made her home with Mrs. Patterson since October of last year because of her failing health.

Surviving her are a daughter, Mrs. Orrilla Smith Ticknor of Menden, Missouri; three sisters, Mrs. Ida Stickney of San Diego, Mrs. Letha Phelps of Spokane, Washington, and Mrs. Laura F. Miller of Steel, North Dakota; and one brother,
John Chitty of Folsom, South Dakota.

Mrs. Smith was a past matron of Queen City Chapter No. 89, OES, and past noble grand of Aurora Rebekah Lodge No. 4 of Spearfish.

Taken from the “Queen City Mail,” dated Thursday, March 24, 1938.

Re: Andrew J. Chitty

Chittyandrew — 2011-06-30 22:01:30Z

My name is Andrew J. Chitty, my father is George P. Chitty and His father is James E. Chitty.
James E. Chitty was in the navy and had 9 children one died very young. My father George P. Chitty has 6 children.
All out of New York City

George Price Chitty is our Great Great Grandfather

leahwalton_1 — 2011-04-08 20:19:26Z

This is as far as I have gotten at this point with my own Dad's family tree back ground and some of the info is very questionable...

A. James Martin Chitty was born in 1823 in South Carolina according to 1860 census died before 1870 and married in 1853 Harrison County, Texas; to Martha Louisa Page born in 1838 in Alabama. It is believed; based on family stories that there is a like to the Cherokee Nation; however, we do not know this for a fact.

James Martin Chitty & Martha Louisa Page Chitty's Children:
1. George Price Chitty
2. I have not found the others as of this time…

B. George Price Chitty born in Panola County, TX, ABT 1867 and died March 7, 1927 in Van Zandt County was married to India Rosella Thurman Chitty, who as family story goes was ½ Cherokee; again no confirmation of this as fact.

George Price Chitty & India Rosella Thurman Chitty's children's name; however, have no idea which is correct except one:
1. Will (Willie) Chitty
2. Jessie Lee Chitty (My Grandfather, PaPa)
3. Jim Chitty
4. Melvin Chitty
5. Mattie
6. Eula Chitty Bridwell (Could be Birdwell)
7. Eva Chitty Gay
8. William Nathaniel (Buck) Chitty

C. Jessie Lee Chitty born 1893 in Marshall, Texas
February 14, 1915 married Clara Annette Hataway and lived in Canton, TX in Van Zandt, County...
Clara Annette Hataway Chitty was a very active member of Temple Baptist Church in DeRidder and sang in the church choir until she was in her late 70’s…
Jessie Lee Chitty died in 1961 at the age of 66 from cancer and Clara Annette Hataway Chitty died April 15, 1979 as a result of a stroke, at the age of 85. Both are buried in DeRidder, LA…

Jessie Lee Chitty & Clara Annette Hataway Chitty's children:
1. Gladys Viola Chitty Kimbriel
2. Jessie Leonard Chitty (My father who is deceased)
3. Floyd Price Chitty
4. Troy Milton Chitty
5. Carlton Chitty

Uncle Troy lives in DeRidder, Louisiana...

Leah Chitty Walton

Re: chitty

leahwalton_1 — 2011-04-08 20:16:39Z

Our Chitty link is as follows:

A. James Martin Chitty was born in 1823 in South Carolina according to 1860 census died before 1870 and married in 1853 Harrison County, Texas; to Martha Louisa Page born in 1838 in Alabama. It is believed; based on family stories that there was a link to the Cherokee Indian nation; however, we do not know this for a fact.
Could have been James Martin Henry Chitty…

James Martin Chitty & Martha Louisa Page Chitty:
1. George Price Chitty born in Panola County near Marshall, Texas
2. I have not found the others as of this time…

B. George Price Chitty born in Panola County, TX, ABT 1867 and died March 7, 1927 in Van Zandt County was married to India Rosella Thurman Chitty, possible born in Tennessee who as family story goes was ½ Cherokee; again no confirmation of this as fact.

George Price Chitty & India Rosella Thurman Chitty:
1. Will (Willie) Chitty or could be William Nathaniel (Buck) Chitty
2. Jessie Lee Chitty
3. James (Jim) M. Chitty
4. Melvin Chitty
5. Mattie Chitty
6. Eula Chitty Bridwell (Could be Birdwell) (Could be Ula)
7. Eva Chitty Gay

C. Jessie Lee Chitty born 1893 in Marshall, Texas
February 14, 1915 married Clara Annette Hataway and lived in Canton, TX in Van Zandt, County
Clara Annette Hataway Chitty was a very active member of Temple Baptist Church in DeRidder and sang in the church choir until she was in her late 70’s…
Jessie Lee Chitty died in 1961 at the age of 66 from cancer and Clara Annette Hataway Chitty died April 15, 1979 at the age of 85. Both are buried in DeRidder, LA…

Jessie Lee Chitty & Clara Annette Hataway Chitty:
1. Gladys Viola Chitty Kimbriel
2. Jessie Leonard Chitty (My father)
3. Floyd Price Chitty
4. Troy Milton Chitty
5. Carlton Chitty

This is as far back as I have been able to find... Any new info is appreciated... My Dad is deceased...

Leah Chitty Walton

Re: Lucretia Chitty Sweet of Carbondale, Jackson Co, IL

pampearson1 — 2010-12-15 02:43:49Z

Good news. I looked back through my folders and found I still have copies of her papers. Send me your email address and I'll send you digital images.

Re: Lucretia Chitty Sweet of Carbondale, Jackson Co, IL

pampearson1 — 2010-12-15 02:34:06Z

I'm sorry but I no longer have copies. I kept digital images for a number of years, and I sent them to several people. Hopefully someone else on the board will have them and be willing to share. Good luck.

Re: Lucretia Chitty Sweet of Carbondale, Jackson Co, IL

kenfox193 — 2010-12-15 02:25:07Z

Lucretia is my great grandmother and would like to get as much information as I can about our family as possible. My grandmother is Zella Fox.
Thanks

Re: Chitty's of Missouri.

wttuckerjr1 — 2010-12-06 04:17:34Z

I'm sorry, I don't have any information for you, but I hope you might be able to help me. I am looking for information on a George Milo Chitty, he was born about 1933 in Missouri or Kansas. He died in an auto accident in about 1965. He was married to a Wanda Sue McClain and had a daughter named Rhonda Sue. He is buried in Erin, TN. He was in the Army and had at least one brother - named Donald.

I know this isn't much to go on, but it's all I have on him.

Thanks,
William

Re: Other Chitty families out there...

wttuckerjr1 — 2010-12-06 04:12:29Z

Hello,
I hope you can help, I am looking for information on a George Milo Chitty, he was born about 1933 in Missouri or Kansas. He died in an auto accident in about 1965. He was married to a Wanda Sue McClain and had a daughter named Rhonda Sue. He is buried in Erin, TN. He was in the Army and had at least one brother - named Donald.

I know this isn't much to go on, but it's all I have on him.

Thanks,
William

CHITTY

PatChitty39 — 2010-10-05 20:22:23Z

My husband related to Benjamin 1 m.to Sarah Palmer. They are his 5th great grandparents. Pat

Re: Chitty family

bbarter7031 — 2010-07-10 19:00:49Z

Barter123@aol.com

thanks much for anything you can give me!

Bill

Re: Chitty family

bag0bones — 2010-07-10 18:13:36Z

Bill, I need your email addy so I can send you my notes on the Chitty family.
elizabethh41@yahoo.com

Re: Chitty family

bbarter7031 — 2010-07-07 02:16:33Z

Hi Marlon,

Here is what I know, or think I know.

Charles Chitty was born in S.C. I have looked all over there and cant find him. Lots of Chittys in the Barnwell area. Even a Chitty cemetary there. Maybe you can have better luck, Note that that three-county area has changed around some since he left. You can search earlier threads for more info and the genweb for S.C.

Tilden and Minnie Spears were with Charles Chitty in the 1880 census. However it appears Louis Spears picked up Minnie and moved to the next county north (Clark) You can find them in the 1890 Clark county Childrens immuneration (sp). It appears she married a fellow you will find about three families up from in the census. You will recognize the name when you check the 1910? Jefferson Davis, MS census. There you will find Turner and Sarah and Minnie with the same last name as you will find in the earlier Clark County children's census. I didnt write it down, I just happened to notice it as I was researching. I dont know now what happened to Minnie's husband, if he was dead or gone at the time of the Jeff Davis census. No children were listed. I would imagine she remarried and had kids under another name. I don't know who Til married. Think he may have been in Louisiania for a while but not sure why. He died in California in the '30s.

He is what I think I know about the Roberts folks. I think William and Susan Roberts (Married in Sumter County,AL) were in Scott County,MS in 1870, had a 7 year-old son named Turner. In 1880 the 17 year old is in the Chitty household as a nephew.

Now here is the assumed connection: Willian and Mary J.E, Roberts Chitty are brother/sister. If you check the 1850 census of Sumter County,AL you will find William and Mary of the right age living with a Simmons family. I dont know why they are there. I hope you can have better luck looking. Might find some kind of "Power of Attorney" papers or other court documents for the kids. Roberts and Simmons is a very common name in that neck of the woods.

Turner died in about 1929 in Red River County,TX. Sarah died back in Lauderdale County at the home of her daughter Mrs R.L. Potts in 1939. For what its worth I talked to some one who remember seeing Sarah when Sarah was old and she was a child. Remember her as a tiny indian woman with long braided hair living in a small cabin the Potts place. Long time ago and memories fade.

The usual disclaimers. If you discover more let me know.

Bill

Re: Chitty family

MarlonEbey1 — 2010-07-06 23:28:31Z

Hello Bill,

I have research only some on this line,but I have heard from a cousin that the "Chitty Homestead" is still standing in Alabama. I'm not even sure which Chitty family it belonged to. Anyway just wanted to touch base with you and share what I have. I'm wanting to make sure my research is right and if I'm lacking any vital info. (which I know I do)

Charles M Chitty B-1824 South Carolina, death-unknown
Mary J.E. Roberts B-1832 Alabama, death unknown
married Sept 29, 1852 in Lauderdale County, MS
Children: Sarah A Chitty B-1854, Married Turner Roberts
Susan Chitty
Margaret E. Chitty b-1855, married Louis Spears, had two kids William Tilden & Minnie
Tabitha J. Chitty, married Frank Ware on 4/7/1891 in Lauderdale County
Willie Chitty (female), William Murphy 8/4/1891 in Lauderdale County
Charlie Chitty

William Tilden Spears/Roberts was my Great Grandfather. What has happened to his sister, Minnie? I know I seen her in the census latter, but nothing else.
Who was the father & mother of Charles M. Chitty? Who was the father & mother of Mary J.E. Roberts? (Was it William & Susan)? Exactly how was Turner Roberts related to her?

my line--
Charles Chitty
Margaret Chitty/Spears
William Tilden Spears/Roberts (Raised by Turner Roberts & claimed them as parents)
Minnie Roberts/Cupples
Nila Virginia Cupples/Ebey
ME
Both Bag0bones and Bill contacted at the same time, so I thought I'd reply to both of ya'll the same.

Thanks to both of ya'll!!!
Marlon

Re: Chitty family

bag0bones — 2010-07-05 21:37:39Z

I don't know if sent you anything or not. What was I supposed to do? I see it is related to Chitty group, but I don't remember now.

Help me out.

Re: Chitty family

bbarter7031 — 2010-07-05 21:26:48Z

Did you send me a message? - never received it. Could you send to barter 123@aol.com. Thanks, Bill

Willie Buck Chitty (1887-1945)

prewfam — 2010-07-04 06:35:46Z

He would have been my great great grand dad. I am wondering if there is anyone out there with any information about him? I have heard of possible stories of Native American heritage. Anything would be helpful! Thanks!

Re: Chitty family

bag0bones — 2010-06-11 13:10:03Z

I do have Tillman listed.

Re: Other Chitty families out there...

bbarter7031 — 2010-06-11 02:42:06Z

Courtney can you go back any farther than Ocie? Charles Chitty (my line) and other Chittys came out of south Carolina in the 1820s and 30s. I know at least one went to Texas. Bobby Chitty out of the Houston area used to post here. Bet you could help you. I have often suspected he was a brother to my Charles Chitty, born in 1823, but cant find a connection. Charles stayed in and died in Lauderdale county, MS

Bill

Re: Chitty family

bbarter7031 — 2010-06-11 02:31:10Z

I believe we've crossed paths before - at the time you learned of Tillman's real last name. If you are interested in running down his twin sister she is living with the Chittys in Jeff Davis county in either the 1900 or 1910 census.

Bill

Re: Chitty family

bag0bones — 2010-06-10 13:24:58Z

I will be happy to share. This was a side family for me by way of my cousin's wife.

I sent you a message.

Re: Chitty family

MarlonEbey1 — 2010-06-10 10:55:28Z

Hello,
My Great Grandfather was William Till Roberts (born Spears). I see you're working on this line too. I don't have much collateral info from your side, but I have some info about Till Roberts and his family.With the help of kgalendo she told me where he was buried. Our family wondered for years because he left just before 1920. My grandmother used to mention family names, one of which was Truman.
Wondering if we could share info?

Thanks,
Marlon Ebey

Re: Chitty family

bag0bones — 2010-06-08 23:39:24Z

Bill, my cousin Wm. R. Fisher, Jr. married Mary Alice Blackwell.

Charles Chitty m. Mary Roberts
Tobitha Chitty m. Robert Frank Weir (Toe Bi tha)
Katie Mae Weir m. J. C. Blackwell (just initials)
Mary Alice Blackwell m. Wm. R. Fisher, Jr.

Tobitha Chitty was Mary Alice's gmother.

Email me at elizabethh41@yahoo.com and I will fill you in on dates and such.

William Roberts m. Sarah Branch
Turner Roberts m. Sarah Chitty
1.Warren Truman m. Ida May Dearman
2.John Jefferson m. Littie Weir

Re: Chitty family

bbarter7031 — 2010-06-08 22:20:50Z

Thanks for your reply. Are you related to any of these people? Turner Roberts/Sarah Chitty is myline.

I checked your posts for Roberts. Truman Roberts is the son of Turner and Sarah (my ggrandmother's brother). I have found Turner/s parents in Scott County MS and in Sumter County AL. That is a far back as I can get.

I have been in contact with kgalendo about the Roberts/Dearman issue.

Thanks

Bill

Re: Chitty family

bag0bones — 2010-06-08 19:20:37Z

I have Charles Chitty m. Mary J. Roberts in 1852. I have three children listed. Tobitha, Susan and Sarah Ann Chitty.
Tobitha married Robert Weir. Sarah Ann married Turner Roberts. Susan married R. L. Plotts.

Chitty Family

antsissie — 2010-04-27 12:58:01Z

I forgot to mention that the Chitty family did indeed come from England and were very wealthy family at one time. I remember my grandfather saying that the ancester that left England for America was a Duke. I cannot remember his first name, but you might try starting there. I can't remember what year they left England but that part of the family came over to Louisana and there are still Chitty's in that state.

Re: Other Chitty families out there...

antsissie — 2010-04-27 12:50:25Z

My Step grandfather was Roger Chitty. His family was from Louisiana But he married Laura Moye ,she was born in southeast Texas. After they married they moved to Freer Texas. They eventually moved to Carrizo Springs, Texas. My grandfather passed away and is buried in Carrizo. My Uncle Wayne lives there with his family. My grandmother is in a nursing home now somewhere near there. My stepdad is Alfred Chitty. He lives in Leggett,Texas with my sister. He and my mom live there and are in there 70's. Dad is in poor health and has done alot of geneology. They lost alot in hurricane Rita and dont Know if he has much left but through all the strokes and heart attacks his memory is still sharp as a tack.You really have to listen as his voice has been affected, but you can understand him. He just can't speak very loudly. My grandmother is in her 90's and still very much in the know. You might contact my uncle Wayne in Carrizo Springs, Texas and he can help you get in touch with my grandmother.

Re: Chitty twins

jasminchitty1 — 2010-01-24 05:07:59Z

I am a twin and my cousins are also twins. my grandfather was also alleged to be a twin one dying at birth. please contact me 8625880938

Re: Kenlock Chitty

lvgolden — 2010-01-14 00:47:38Z

Amy,
Nola is my aunt; my mother's (Jennie) sister. I would love to share with you what I have pulled together. Contact me at my email jgold777@mchsi.com.
I do not have Tempe listed through our line, but I would love to compare with what you have collected.
Janice

Re: Kenlock Chitty

amyjahn11 — 2010-01-13 22:56:24Z

Janice,

My grandmother is Nola Chitty Kelly. Her father is Kenlock (1870) and mother is Maggie Holly. I had another name of Tempe Chitty as being James Lafayette Chitty's wife. Apparently Tempe is from a different line of Chitty's. What are your thoughts?

Re: Kenlock Chitty

amyjahn11 — 2010-01-13 22:51:12Z

Help me. My great grandfather is Henry Kenlock Chitty born in 1870. He is my grandmother's father. My grandmother's name is Nola Chitty Kelly. Her mother is Maggie Holly Chitty. Although she never married Kenlock. Lula Wells Chitty, Kenlock's 2nd wife raised my grandmother and Nola's siblings (Nola, Jennie, Clifford, Henry E., Cumi and Nora. I'm trying to verify that Henry Kenlock Chitty's (1870) dad is either John or James Lafayette Chitty. Can you confirm that I'm on the right track?

Re: Kenlock Chitty

amyjahn11 — 2010-01-13 20:34:56Z

My great grandfather was Kinlock as well. My grandmother is Nola Chitty Kelly. Can you provide me with the ancestry that you have gathered thus far.

Re: Kinlock Chitty

amyjahn11 — 2010-01-13 20:33:09Z

I'm looking for ancesty information on Kinlock Chitty also. My grandmother was Cumi's sister. My grandmother's name is Nola and her father was Kinlock but her mother was not Maggie. Cumi (Tallahassee, Florida) actually raised my Grandmother, she was like 13+ years older than Nola (Chipley, Florida and Tallahassee, Florida). Do you know who Kinlock's parents are? And, possibly his parents parents names.

Chitty's of Missouri.

gchit — 2009-11-11 23:54:46Z

Looking for information on Chitty's of Polk Co, Missouri.

Isaac Brown and Emeline Chitty in Missouri

Emeline's father I do believe is Hardy Chitty born in North Carolina.

Re: Chitty twins

gchit — 2009-11-11 23:47:01Z

Would like to trade ideas on the Chitty's of Missouri. Please email me if interested.
justchitty@gmail.com
or visit http://justchitty.blogspot.com/

Re: Chitty Family

bbarter7031 — 2009-10-04 04:25:29Z

mmmm

Re: chitty

bbarter7031 — 2009-09-27 03:02:34Z

I have Charles Chitty(gggrandfather) born SC 1824, Said to be Indian. Could there be a relation. Cant find any more information. Lots of Chittys in Barnwell county SC but nio luck.

Regards

Bill

Re: Chitty Family

bbarter7031 — 2009-09-27 02:46:05Z

I noticed you have three lines of Chittys. I am searching for Charles Chity, born SC - 1824 according to the 1880 Lauderdale co MS census.

Regards

Bill

Re: CHITTY-NC

jgold777 — 2009-09-13 00:08:40Z

Was your Hubert Chitty a son of Kinlock Chitty? If so he was a half brother to my mother. If you have any information, I would love to communicate with you.

Re: CHITTY-NC

gchit — 2009-09-07 21:20:34Z

I am looking for any information on the Chitty's from Southampton VA then Northampton NC to Murfreesboro NC. Husband is thru John Thomas-Hope Wright-Hope Wright. Hubert Leon was Hope SR's brother.

Gina

Re: CHITTY-NC

arkwrightmailtransactions — 2009-08-31 09:42:10Z

Hubert Chitty was my grandfather. If you want to get in touch feel free.

CHITTY Robert Marvin 1885-1965

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 17:42:52Z

CHITTY Robert Marvin 1885-1965

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 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.

CHITTY Ruth Anderson 1902-1967

t42RoseHill — 2009-07-07 17:38:46Z

CHITTY Ruth Anderson 1902-1967

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 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.

Re: James and Isabellla

carolynchitty — 2009-06-28 02:03:53Z

Debbie, my dad confirmed that his aunt Margaret married a Larry Carulla, so if you are their child, I am the child of your first cousin Charles Chitty, son of Charles Chitty.

looks like you have been doing more family research than I. I had never found the name William Chitty (your g-grandfather) until I saw one of your posts. any information you would like to share I would greatly appreciate!

Re: New York Chitties

carolynchitty — 2009-06-24 23:16:11Z

Hi Margaret, the Isabella who was my father's grandmother died around 1980, around the age of 92 (???) so she wouldnt have been born until 1890ish?

Re: James and Isabellla

carolynchitty — 2009-06-24 23:08:46Z

Debbie, that sounds right! My father Charles has a sister Kathleen and they had a brother James (d. 1991). I just found his son, James Chitty jr. (my first cousin) in NYC.

I think I remember my dad talking about an aunt margaret.

I believe that Charles, Kathleen & James were children of Marie Chitty nee Meehan with Charles Chitty, son of Isabella Chitty (husband might have been James, of this thread subject??) he had several brothers (James, Arthur, George, also a sister Helen. I think but dont know for certain)

on their mother (Marie's) side there was an uncle Edward, who had mild brain damage and lived to be fairly old, in nyc and pennsylvania.

I dont remember if Margaret was aunt on materal or paternal side? any info you have would be very much appreciated!!

my dad (Charles) has 3 daughters and lives in nj
Kathleen has 4 children, mostly in pennsylvia
James had one son, that I recently located in NYC. he has had no contact with the Chittys prior to this so I am catching him up on things.

thanks!