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Named in father's will.
Received £500 from mother's will.
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SURREY COATS OF ARMS
Surrey Heritage

CHATFIELD
The Rev. George CHATFIELD, BCL (Oxon), of Cork Street, London, (d.1820 aged 78), son of John Chatfield of Ripley, (d.1765), bore the following Arms:
Or a griffin segreant Sable on a chief Purpure three escallops of the first.
Crest: An heraldic antelope's head erased Argent ducally gorged Or.
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Died s.p. Will proved at Somerset House 1820.

http://www.exploringsurreyspast.org.uk/GetRecord/SHCOL_1408
When the Reverend George Chatfield died in 1820, Boxgrove and Ganghill Farms were virtually all that remained of the once large estate of his grandparents Nathaniel Sturt and Ann Duncumbe. His heirs were Tyler and Spooner great-nephews and nieces, who sold in 1838 to Alexander Robertson of Hoe Place, Woking owner of other land in Merrow (1408/8). After rationalising his holdings in 1840 by means of an exchange with the Hospital of the Holy Trinity, or Abbot's Hospital, in Guildford (1408/12), Robertson sold the land off piecemeal. From 1853 the area was being developed, both by the building of large houses along the London Road, including Merrow Grange, Parklands and Uplands, and by the laying out of new roads, such as Boxgrove Road (see 1408/16 and 18) and Horseshoe Lane.

Title Copy of probate of the Rev George Chatfield of Cork St, St James', Middx, clerk, dividing his real and personal estates amongst his nephews and nieces, the children of his sisters Frances Sheppard and Martha Tyler. With a codicil dated 17 Sep 1819
Reference 1408/5
Unit Date 1818-1820
Start Date 1818-01-01
End Date 1820-12-31