My Family Tree

NOTE Samuel and his wife Joanna, were admitted to church fellowship Dec. 2,
1764 "The Chatfield Family" 1896.
Samuel served in one of the short levies in the 7th CT Reg., commanded
by Col. Heman Swift.
His descendants are eligible for membership in D.A.R.
"The Chatfield Family", by William C. Sharpe, 1896, Seymour, New Haven,
CT.
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CENSUS 1790: New Haven Co., Waterbury, New Haven, CT "Samuel Chatfield"
pg. 110; males over 16 - 1; males under 16 - 0; females - 4.
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On 6 Aug 1798, Abel Gunn & Josiah Chatfield were appointed
administrators. Inventory dated 3 Sept 1798 totalled L154-8-10. Lydia
Chatfield widow and relict exhibited a partial will executed by the sd
dec'd dated 6 Mar 1795 in which he called himself "of Derby" and provided
for Lydia and "my wife's daughter Sarah Peck for services with me while
under age". On 6 May 1799 distribution was made to the widow, L11-17-11
in personal estate over and above the articles given in the will; to
daughter Joanna Gunn L7-17-4; to daughter Sarah Osborn L7-17-5; to
daughter Rachel Chatfield L7-17-2; to the widow in real estate, 6+ acres;
to Samuel Chatfield 8+ acres adjoining the widow's dower; to Joseph &
Josiah Chatfield 14 acres on the N side of Bisset Swamp in equal and
undivided shares; to Joanna & Rachel equal and undivided shares of 6+
acres on Camp's Hill adjacent to Samuel; and to Sarah 2+ acres separated
from the other piece on Camp's Hill and a second very small parcel.
FROM on-line records of Diane Delbridge - dlddvm@ix.netcom.com