Chatfield, Eli
| Birth Name | Chatfield, Eli |
| Gender | male |
| Age at Death | 15 years, 10 months, 5 days |
Narrative
Entry from Framfield St Thomas a Becket of Canterbury, Sussex,
First names Eli
Surname CHATFIELD
Sex s
Baptism Date 07-Dec-1834
Father first names Levi
Father surname CHATFIELD
Mother first names Harriet
Mother surname CHATFIELD
Occupation Labourer
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CHATFIELD Eli died 1847-11-06 aged 14 at Islington / Thebarton; relative of Eli (F); buried Hindmarsh Cemetery
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S. Australia death records show sym S b1 p94. Shows of Islington, Adelaide at time of death. Fell into uncovered well and drowned.
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Burial Lower A75
Find A Grave Memorial# 53720676
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Shares tombstone with sister Ruth Ann McDonald.
The headstone for Ruth & Eli has been in the cemetery since she died in 1930. Some graves are being re-used, so the stone was removed & anyone from the family could have it. Eli was buried in allot. 75, with Ruth in the same grave.
Zone Lower A-Z. Allot. 75,
In Loving Memory of
Ruth Ann McDonald
Died 14 August 1920
Aged 84 Years
also
Eli Chatfield
brother
accidentally drowned
6th Nov 1847
aged 15 years
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To South Australia 1839.
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The South Australian Register, May 3rd 1845
Friday, May 2nd 1845
Police Commisioner's Court
Henry William Rollason, Henry Rollason, junr., and John W. Dalton, were charged with maliciously damaging and spoiling two pieces of sawn timber, of the value of two pounds, the personal property of George Cole, of Thebarton. James Pearce, a person living in Sleep's tiers, proved that he had sold the two pieces of timber to Mr Cole, in 1841. They were blue gum, nine inches square; one fifteen and a half feet, and the other eleven and a half feet long. Eli Chatfield (aged 13) saw a boy light a fire against the centre of the logs; defendants were standing near. Stephen Horn and George Dew gave evidence to the same effect. The proof of ownership not being considered sufficient, the information was dismissed.
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Narrative
Records not imported into INDI (individual) Gramps ID I2014:
Tag recognized but not supported Line 61794: 2 _SCBK Y
Tag recognized but not supported Line 61796: 2 _TYPE PHOTO
Tag recognized but not supported Line 61797: 2 _SSHOW Y
Events
| Event | Date | Place | Description | Sources |
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| Birth | 1832 | Framfield, Sussex East, England | ||
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| Christening | 7 December 1834 | St Thomas à Becket, Framfield, Sussex East, England | ||
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| Death | 6 November 1847 | Prospect Village, Adelaide, SA, Australia | ||
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Cause: Accidentally drowned in well |
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| Burial | 8 November 1847 | Hindmarsh Cmtry., Adelaide, SA, Australia | ||
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| Census | 1841 | Thebarton, Adelaide, SA, Australia | ||
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Parents
| Relation to main person | Name | Birth date | Death date | Relation within this family (if not by birth) |
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| Father | Chatfield, Levi | 28 November 1814 | 9 July 1853 | |
| Mother | Tickner, Harriet Jane | 1813 | 2 March 1875 | |
| Chatfield, Eli | 1832 | 6 November 1847 | ||
| Brother | Chatfield, John | 1834 | before 1839 | |
| Sister | Chatfield, Ada Augusta | 1836 | 1838 | |
| Sister | Chatfield, Ruth Ann | 6 October 1838 | 14 August 1930 | |
| Brother | Chatfield, Amos | 1 April 1841 | 1897 | |
| Brother | Chatfield, Owen | 26 August 1843 | 1918 | |
| Brother | Chatfield, George | 29 November 1844 | 27 January 1932 | |
| Sister | Chatfield, Georginus | 29 August 1845 | before July 1953 | |
| Brother | Chatfield, John James | 29 August 1845 | before July 1853 | |
| Brother | Chatfield, William Henry | 18 June 1847 | 15 January 1877 | |
| Sister | Chatfield, Mary Ann | 30 June 1849 | 23 June 1938 | |
| Brother | Chatfield, Henry | 27 May 1852 | 20 January 1853 | |
| Sister | Chatfield, Harriet Jane | 29 November 1853 | August 1948 |
Attributes
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| _UID | 3EF8917434DFD511B337709A55C100003E7C |
