My Family Tree - Chatfield, Minnie

Narrative

Birth Record
1882/6404 CHATFIELD, Minnie Mary & William Charles

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Events

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Birth	6 April 1882	Wellington, New Zealand

Parents

Relation to main person	Name	Birth date	Death date
Father	Chatfield, William Charles	6 February 1852	28 May 1930
Mother	Hoggard, Mary	18 July 1853	22 January 1896
Sister	Chatfield, Florence Edith	11 November 1875	26 June 1932
Sister	Chatfield, Ethel Mary	23 July 1877	12 February 1929
Brother	Chatfield, Leonard Derby	26 March 1879	24 December 1971
Sister	Chatfield, Olive Amy	20 May 1880	10 July 1945
	Chatfield, Minnie	6 April 1882
Brother	Chatfield, William Frank	6 February 1884	18 December 1959
Brother	Chatfield, Ernest Derby	14 August 1886	29 March 1917

Families

Family of Nye, Norman Shore and Chatfield, Minnie

Married

Husband

Nye, Norman Shore ( * 1878 + 1928 )

Event	Date	Place	Description	Sources
Marriage	17 December 1908	Claygate, Surrey, England

Narrative

Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1908
CHATFIELD, Minnie Kingston 2a 731
NYE, Norman Shore Kingston 2a 731
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Date and place from New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 13967, 25 January 1909, Page 7

A wedding, in which the bride was a well-known Wellington girl, took place on 17th December at Claygate, Surrey, England, when Mr. Norman Shore Nye, eldest son of Mr. Harvey Nye, was married to Miss Minnie CHATFIELD, youngest daughter of Mr. W. C. CHATFIELD, Hurston, Island Bay. The bride wore an Empire frock of ivory poplin, with trimmings of satin, silver, and beautiful lace, and her large brown and cream hat was wreathed with roses and foliage in tones of brown. Brown furs completed the picturesque costume. She was given away by her cousin, Mr. Chas. Derby, and had one little bridesmaid, Mrs. Gaye's daughter, who wore pink silk and a wreath of pink daisies.
After the ceremony the guests were entertained at Mrs. Gaye's house. The bride's travelling frock was of navy blue braided, and her hat was also of blue. The honeymoon was spent at Brighton, and their home is to be in Croydon.

Children