Spouse: Mary Ann LYONS. Mary Ann LYONS and Alfred Barth CHATFIELD were married in 1862 in Bethnal Green, London, England. Marriages Dec 1862
Chatfield, Alfred Bethnal. Gn 1c 591
Lyons, Mary Ann Bethnal G 1c 591
Children were: Caroline Maria CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Laura Cornelia SMITH. Laura Cornelia SMITH and Alfred Bennett CHATFIELD were married on 29 March 1863 in Connecticut, USA. Connecticut, Marriages
Name: A. Bennet Chatfield
Spouse's Name: Cornelia Smith
Event Date: 29 Mar 1863
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01545-3
System Origin: Connecticut-EASy
GS Film number: 3281

her 1st mg. * her 2nd Francis Morrill 1875

No Issue.

Spouse: Jessie L "Jess" ?. Children were: Harold B CHATFIELD.

No known issue of this marriage.
Parents: Percy CHATFIELD and Emily PAYNE.

Spouse: Marjorie Elizabeth THORPE. Marjorie Elizabeth THORPE and Alfred Cecil CHATFIELD were married in 1937 in Uckfield, Sussex East, England. Marriage GRO 3rd qtr 1937
Chatfield, Alfred C Thorpe Uckfield 2b 353
Thorpe, Marjorie E Chatfield Uckfield 2b 353

Spouse: Marion YOUNG. Marion YOUNG and Alfred Charles "Fred" CHATFIELD were married on 18 June 1921 in Presbyterian Manse, Wallaroo, Daly, SA, Australia. The Register (Adelaide, SA : Saturday 6 August 1921)
MARRIAGES. CHATFIELD— YOUNG.— On the 18th- June, at Wallaroo, by the Rev. E. A. Davies, Alfred Charles (Fred), youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. G. Chatfield, to Marion, eldest daughter of the late H. and Mrs. Young, both of Wallaroo.
Children were: Rev. Kenneth Jack "Ken" CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Jean Elizabeth SEBREN.

Spouse: Lois Marie BELLARD. Lois Marie BELLARD and Alfred Charles CHATFIELD were married about 1940 in USA. Children were: Lynn Ellen CHATFIELD.

26 MEN FINED
FOR PLAYING 'PENNY' GAME

Twent-six men caught playing two-up at, a "school" on the ouskirts of town on Couboran road last Saturday morning were fined £1 each at today's Dubbo Courts by Mr. F. Spence, S.M.

The men were: John W. Hunt, Herbert G. Bridge, Earl Hughes, Arthur S. Rich, Max Williams, Richard B. Morton, Leslie J. McDonald, Edwin C. Willing. Clifford A. Williams, Albert R. Ryan, James Ryan. Mervyn J. Pearce, William Greentrees, Donald Chatfield, John E. Settles, Alfred C (harles). Chatfield, Percy Thompson, Leo Stincs, Charles R. Herridge, Arthur F. Gouch, George W. Barnes, Clarence Chatfield, James P. Burslam, Lloyd Wilson, John Gore, William A. Cott, Stanley W. Meredith.

Spouse: Rita Helen BURNS. Rita Helen BURNS and Alfred Charles CHATFIELD were married in 1948 in Dubbo, NSW, Australia. 4567/1948 CHATFIELD, ALFRED CHARLES BURNS, RITA HELEN DUBBO

Spouse: Blanche Louise TOWNLEY. Blanche Louise TOWNLEY and Alfred Clark CHATFIELD were married about 1903 in USA. Children were: Alfred Charles CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Charlotte WILLS. Charlotte WILLS and Alfred Edmund CHATFIELD were married on 25 December 1894 in Bethnal Green, London, England. Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1894
Chatfield, Alfred Edmund Bethnal G. 1c 319
Wills, Charlotte Bethnal G. 1c 319

Witnesses Henry and Emily Wells and Sarah Chatfield.

Spouse: Rhoda Edith SALT. Rhoda Edith SALT and Alfred Edward CHATFIELD were married in 1936 in Paddington, London, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1936
Chatfield, Alfred E Salt Paddington 1a 17
Salt, Rhoda E Chatfield Paddington 1a 17
Children were: Living.

Spouse: Florence POPE. Florence POPE and Alfred Ernest "Ern" CHATFIELD were married on 5 June 1906 in Brighton, Sussex East, England. Marriage GRO 2nd qtr 1906
Chatfield, Alfred Ernest Brighton 2b 506
Pope, Florence Brighton 2b 506
Children were: Montague Gerald CHATFIELD, George Donald CHATFIELD, Olive Rene CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Lillian Emma St John MATTHEWS. Lillian Emma St John MATTHEWS and Baron Admiral Alfred Ernle Montacute CHATFIELD P.C., G.C.B., O.M., K.C.M.G., C.V.O. were married on 29 July 1909 in St George, Hanover Sq., London, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1909
CHATFIELD, Alfred Ern* M St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a 1022
MATTHEWS, Lillian Emma St J St Geo. H. Sq 1a 1022
Children were: Hon. Angela CHATFIELD, Hon. Mary Katharine Medina "Katharine" CHATFIELD Obe, 2nd Baron Ernle David Lewis CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Mary L BOUGHTON. Children were: Mary CHATFIELD, Charlotte E CHATFIELD, Julia E CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Winifred Muriel HARRIS. Children were: Living, Jonathan Robert CHATFIELD, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Rosetta Edith "Rose" WHEATLEY. Rosetta Edith "Rose" WHEATLEY and Alfred George CHATFIELD were married on 31 October 1898 in St Giles, London, England. Marriage 4th qtr 1898
CHATFIELD, Alfred George St. Giles 1b 1173
Marriage 4th 1898
WHEATLEY, Rosetta Edith St. Giles 1b 1173

Spouse: Edith Blanche KEARNS. Edith Blanche KEARNS and Alfred George CHATFIELD were married in 1907. Children were: Arthur Frederick George CHATFIELD, Ruth Edith CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living. Children were: William George CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Dorothea May MILES. Dorothea May MILES and Alfred Henry Charles CHATFIELD were married in 1919 in Sevenoaks, Kent, England. Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1919
Chatfield, Alfred H C Miles Sevenoaks 2a 2090
Miles. Dorothea M Chatfield Sevenoaks 2a 2090
Children were: Ronald Nelson CHATFIELD, Douglas A CHATFIELD, Living, Doreen Hilda CHATFIELD, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Joan Victoria GOLD.

Spouse: Ellen Elizabeth BURDEN. Ellen Elizabeth BURDEN and Alfred Horace CHATFIELD were married in 1907 in Hollingbourne, Kent, England. Marriages Dec 1907
CHATFIELD, Alfred Horace Hollingbourne 2a 1743
BURDEN, Elizabeth Ellen Hollingbourne 2a 1743
Children were: Alfred Horace CHATFIELD, Dora Elizabeth CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Ellen Elizabeth BURDEN. Ellen Elizabeth BURDEN and Alfred Horace CHATFIELD were married in 1907 in Hollingbourne, Kent, England.. Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1907
CHATFIELD, Alfred Horace Hollingbourne 2a 1743
BURDEN, Elizabeth Ellen Hollingbourne 2a 1743
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Her 2nd marriage.
Children were: Alfred Horace CHATFIELD, Dora Elizabeth CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Ida May HAYWARD. Ida May HAYWARD and Alfred Horace CHATFIELD were married in 1932 in Maidstone, Kent, England..

Spouse: Ida May HAYWARD. Ida May HAYWARD and Alfred Horace CHATFIELD were married in 1932 in Maidstone, Kent, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1932
Chatfield, Alfred H Hayward Maidstone 2a 2842
Hayward, Ida M Chatfield Maidstone 2a 2842

Canadian Immigration Record
Surname: Chatfield
Given Name: Alfred J
Age: 13
Sex: M
Nationality: En
Reference: RG76 - IMMIGRATION, series C-1-b
Volume: 1926 volume 6
Page Number: 138
Microfilm reel: T-14805
Parents: John Edwin CHATFIELD and Minnie Isabell MEALING.

C.B., Admiral R.N.
Entered the Navy 1846. Sub-Lt. 1852, Lt. 1854, Cdr. 1862, Capt. 1868, Rear-Adm. 1886, retd 1891, Vice-Adm. 1891, Admiral 1897. Served in Baltic Expedn. 1854 (medal), in the Black Sea (Crimean and Turkish Medals, Sebastopol Clasp); during Ashanti Campaign 1874 in Command of "Amethyst" (medal); joined in engagement with Peruvian ship "Huascar" 1877; commanded S.E. Coast of America for two years, and "Thunderer" in the Mediterranean and Sea of Marmora; Devonport Steam Reserve 1880-82; awarded good service pension 1882; Supt. of H.M. Dockyard at Pembroke 1884-87; Manager 1887, and Chairman 1898 of the Royal Mail Steam Packet Co.; Director of Marine Co., also of Marine and Genl. Mutual Assce. Co. C.B. 1887; Knight of Justice, of the Order of St John of Jerusalem, 1900.

Colonial Times (Hobart, Tas. : Tuesday 18 June 1850)
Dreadful Death of Lieutenant Breen and ten Seamen of the " Ganges."-Accounts have been received from Greece announcing the most appalling deaths of Lieutenant Michael Breen and ten men of the Ganges, 84, at Salamis Bay. Lieutenant Breen (who was promoted from mate of the Dragon steam frigate on the Queen's visit to Ireland) and sixteen men, were sent away from the Ganges in the pinnace for water. It came on to blow hard, and the boat having shipped some seas, the sail was lowered to take in a reef, when it was supposed the pinnace was swamped. The following is a narrative of the disastrous affair: -" The pinnace of the Ganges, in command of Lieutenant Breen, with Mr. Chatfield, midshipman, and sixteen men, had been sent ashore at the Piraeus, and about four o'clock in the after- noon of January 31, she left the shore on her return to the ship, laden with water. Upon getting out of the harbour the breeze was found to be much stronger than they expected, and they shipped water at both bow and stern of the boat. Lieutenant Breen, under these circumstances, ordered the sail to be lowered. They attempted to reef the sail, intending to wear, with the view of returning to the Piraeus, but she rolled so much, and shipped such a quantity of water, whilst in the act of reefing, that eventually she filled and turned over, about half-past four o'clock, just half way between her Majesty's ship Queen and the east point of the island of Lypso. Lieutenant Breen, Mr. Chatfield, and two men, immediately struck out for the shore, and Mr. Chatfield has stated that he saw the remainder, except two, quit the boat at different periods to follow Lieutenant Breen and himself. Those who reached the small uninhabited island of Lypso were of course drenched to the skin, and passed the first night without shelter of any kind, the gale having increased, and the cold having become so intense as to freeze their clothes. The next day, the party assembled together was Lieutenant Breen, Mr. Chatfield, and ten of the men, but they were joined at daybreak by one of the men, who was left clinging to the boat, and who had remained there for no less than twelve hours, supported by the vain hope that he would be picked up; and, strange to say, notwithstanding his sufferings for this time in the water and his subsequent privations ashore, he was in a better condition when found than any of his companions in misfortune. They could see the fleet from their position, and endeavored to attract attention by hoisting signals of distress - namely, a pocket handkerchief and a shirt hoisted on an oar, but no relief came, the 'look out' on board the nearest ship not having ascribed the signals. They passed the day in alternate hope and despair, the cold increasing in intensity; and during this time Lieutenant Breen, perceiving that one of the men appeared to suffer very much, nobly divested himself of his coat, and gave it to him to put on. It would appear that about 7 o'clock Lieutenant Breen separated from the others, and was not seen after that time by any of the survivors, who took shelter in a cave, and were there at length discovered in an almost torpid condition. Meanwhile on board the Ganges, it was supposed that they had not ventured from the shore, the gale having increased to such a height that the ships had to strike their lower yards and topmasts; but Captain Smith, finding from Lieutenant Dunbar, who returned late on the night of February 1, that the pinnace was not in the harbour, he sent that officer at daybreak of the 2nd of February, to ascertain what had become of her. Lieutenant Dunbar was pas- sing the island of Lypso in his search, when he first discovered the boat on the rocks turned bottom up. A fearful apprehension of the fate of his shipmates then induced him to land, and the result was, as we have stated, the rescue of Mr. Chatfield and six seamen from the cave. Subsequently parties were despatched in all directions on the island, when they found the dead body of Lieutenant Breen on the upper part of the island, under a bush, and also the bodies of five other seamen who had likewise perished from hunger and cold The men appeared to have behaved remarkably well under the trying circumstances, and would in all probability have contrived to reach one of the ships had not the gale continued for twenty-four hours. Mr. Chatfield and the survivors were doing well, and every one was astonished that they held out so long. Poor Lieutenant Breen and the gallant fellows who so miserably perished with him, were buried on the ill-fated island. The Commander-in-Chief was much affected with the horrible circumstances of the deaths of so many men, and has issued an imperative order against carrying too heavy a press of sail in ships' boats."

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE
A. J. Chatfield, and G. A. T. Drake, to the Victory, flag-ship, at Portsmouth.
Morning Post, London, England. 21 Jan 1852.

He was made Lieutenant in 1854 as which he served in the Crimean War. He was promoted to Commander (1862), Captain (1868) Rear-Admiral (1886) and ultimately Vice-Admiral before retiring in 1891.

He was made a Companion of the Order of the Bath in 1887 and Chatfield Island in British Columbia is named after him. He died 25th Aug 1910.

He had married Louisa Faulconer in 1868. Their eldest son Alfred Ernle, also an admiral and First Sea Lord, was created 1st Baron Chatfield of Ditchling. His grandson becoming the 2nd Baron.

Chatfield Island is an island in the North Coast region of the Canadian province of British Columbia. To its north and west is Yeo Island, to its east Cunningham Island. It was named in 1876 by the Hydrographic Office of the British Admiralty after Captain Alfred John Chatfield, RN (1831-1910).

Declaration of trust: Rev. B.A. Stuart; Herbert John Allcroft, Hokesay Court, Onibury, Salop; Vice Admiral Alfred John Chatfield, Declaration of trust: Rev. B.A. Stuart; Herbert John Allcroft, Hokesay Court, Onibury, Salop; Vice Admiral Alfred John Chatfield, 11 Princes Square, Bayswater; Reuben Green, 27 Lansdowne Road, Bayswater; Francis Augustus Bevan, Princes Gate, esq.; church house. P87/MTW/12 1896

These documents are held at London Metropolitan ArchivesDeclaration of trust: Rev. B.A. Stuart; Herbert John Allcroft, Hokesay Court, Onibury, Salop; Vice Admiral Alfred John Chatfield, 11 Princes Square, Bayswater; Reuben Green, 27 Lansdowne Road, Bayswater; Francis Augustus Bevan, Princes Gate, esq.; church house. P87/MTW/12 1896

Declaration of trust: Rev. B.A. Stuart; Herbert John Allcroft, Hokesay Court, Onibury, Salop; Vice Admiral Alfred John Chatfield, 11 Princes Square, Bayswater; Reuben Green, 27 Lansdowne Road, Bayswater; Francis Augustus Bevan, Princes Gate, esq.; church house. P87/MTW/12 1896
These documents are held at London Metropolitan Archives.

LATE ADMIRAL CHATFIELD.
ADMIRAL CHATFIELD. FUNERAL AT COMBE MARTIN. The funeral took place at Combe Martin on Tuesday of Admiral Alfred John Chatfield, C.B., who died somewhat suddenly at Combe Martin the age of 79, while on a visit with his wife and family. The deceased officer, Mrs. Chatfield (widow). Captain E. Chatfield. R.N. (son), and the admiral's four daughters. The Rev. Arundell Whatton, of St. Michael's, South Kensington, son-in-law of the deceased, officiated, assisted the Rev. J. Toms. A large number of wreaths were,... The son of Robert Money Chatfield, retired from active service 19 years ago, after a distinguished career extending over 45 years, and dating from the paddle steam frigate days. He saw service in the Crimea, receiving the medal and the Sebastopol clasp.
North Devon Journal, South West, England. 01/09/1910

Left estate of the gross value £13,419 15s 1d.
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England and Wales Census, 1891
Name Alfred F Chatfield
County London
Parish Paddington
Ecclesiastical Parish ST MATTHEWS
Registration District Paddington
Residence Note Princes Square
Gender Male
Age 59
Marital Status Married
Occupation Rear Admiral R N
Relationship to Head of Household Head
Birth Year (Estimated) 1832
Birthplace Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
Page Number 39
Registration Number RG12
Piece/Folio 17/ 89
Alfred F Chatfield Head M 59 Salisbury, Wiltshire, England
Louisa Chatfield Wife F 49 Yorkshire, England
Amy M Chatfield Dau F 21 Brighton, England
Violet A Cholmley Chatfield Dau F 19 England
Alfred E Montamte Chatfield Son M 17 Southsea, Hampshire, England
G Percy Elizabeth Chatfield Dau F 12 Malta
Gwladis L Chatfield Dau F 5 England
Louisa Youngs Servant F 37 Essex, England
Louisa Whickelow Servant F 51 London, England
Elizabeth Blake Servant F 26 Norfolk, England
Elizabeth Hoare Servant F 28 Devonshire, England
Olive F Rogers Servant F 14 Northamptonshire, England
Emily Beeney Servant F 22 Surrey, England
Parents: Rev. Robert Money CHATFIELD and Anna Maria "Annie" JESSON.

Spouse: Louisa FAULCONER. Louisa FAULCONER and Vice Admiral Alfred John CHATFIELD CB were married on 27 August 1868 in St Paul, Hampstead, London, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1868
CHATFIELD, Alfred Hampstead 1a 1081
Faulconer, Louisa Hampstead 1a 1081
Children were: Amy Mabel CHATFIELD, Violet Alice Cholmley CHATFIELD, Lillian Maud CHATFIELD, Baron Admiral Alfred Ernle Montacute CHATFIELD P.C., G.C.B., O.M., K.C.M.G., C.V.O., Gwendolen Percy Elizabeth CHATFIELD, Kyrle Rudston CHATFIELD, Gwladys Louisa CHATFIELD.

Find A Grave Memorial# 101390183
Parents: Alfred CHATFIELD and Mary MONCUR.

Spouse: Mary MARTIN. Mary MARTIN and Alfred John CHATFIELD were married in 1882 in Lewes, Sussex East, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1882
CHATFIELD, Alfred Lewes 2b 267
MARTIN, Mary Lewes 2b 267
Children were: Alfred CHATFIELD, Alice Mary CHATFIELD, Mabel CHATFIELD, Emily CHATFIELD, Harry CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Margaret Mahala SAUNDERS. Margaret Mahala SAUNDERS and Alfred Leonard George CHATFIELD were married on 1 September 1907 in Ryarsh, Kent, England. Marriages 3rd qtr. 1907
CHATFIELD, Alfred Leonard G Malling 2a 1634
SAUNDERS, Margaret Mahala Malling 2a 1634
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England, Kent, Parish Registers
Name: Alfred Leonard George Chatfield
Event Type: Marriage
Event Place: Ryarsh, Kent, England
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Name: Margaret Mahala Saunders
Spouse's Gender: Female
Spouse's Marital Status: Single

Spouse: Linda May "Ma Ma" PETTIT. Linda May "Ma Ma" PETTIT and Alfred Levi CHATFIELD were married on 19 April 1912 in Cunderdin, WA, Australia. Marriage WA 28.
Note error in midle initial 'E'
Chatfield, Alfred E Male Pettit, Linda M Female Northam 28 1912
Children were: William Alfred "Bill" CHATFIELD, Mary CHATFIELD, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Nellie C KING. Nellie C KING and Alfred Nicholas CHATFIELD were married about 1898. Children were: Marion K/R CHATFIELD, Russell Alfred CHATFIELD, Bessie R CHATFIELD.

They lived there until around 1894, when he left his homestead and moved his family back to Kingston, where he worked in the mines. Then they moved again to the Douglas-Bisbee, Arizona Area, where he worked in the Black Diamond mine for several years. By this time, his family had grown to include Annie, Nona, Maggie, Alice, Oliver, Norman, Harvey, and little Frances Elizabeth "Rosie". While they lived at Pierce, Arizona, in 1906, their youngest son, Jack, was born.

It was only a little over a year later that they decided they could no longer live together, so Mrs. Chatfield and her children moved back to Kingston, NM.

10 children:
Anna Laura "Annie Laurie" Chatfield Hunt
Ella Nora "Nona" Chatfield
Margaret Jane "Maggie" Chatfield
Charles Alfred Chatfield
Alice Belgium "Bell" Chatfield
Harvey Silas Chatfield
Oliver Ames Chatfield
Norman Omeria Chatfield
Barbara/Frances Elizabeth "Rosie" Chatfield Bryant
George Ferdinand "Jack" Chatfield
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1900 USA Federal Census Kingston, Sierra, New Mexico Territory
Name: Fannie Chatfield
Home in 1900:
Age: 29
Birth Date: Jan 1871
Birthplace: Texas
Race: White
Ethnicity: American
Gender: Female
Relationship to Head of House: Wife
Father's Birthplace: Ohio
Mother's Birthplace: Ohio
Mother: number of living children: 6
Mother: How many children: 7
Spouse's Name: Onur
Marriage year: 1890
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 10
Household Members
Onur Chatfield 37 June 1863 TX Day Laborer
Fannie Chatfield 29 Wife
Ann Chatfield 10 Oct 1889 NM
Nona Chatfield 9 Feb 1891 NM
Maggie Chatfield Oct 1893 7 NM
Alice Chatfield 4 july 1895 NM
Harvey Chatfield April 2 1898 NM
Parents: Silas Porter CHATFIELD and Rosetta Jane HOWARD.

Spouse: Frances Lavina "Fannie" ROUSE. Frances Lavina "Fannie" ROUSE and Alfred Omeria "Onur" CHATFIELD were married on 20 December 1887 in Kingston, Sierra Co., New Mexico, USA. They were divorced about 1907 in USA. They were divorced. Children were: Anna Laura "Annie Laurie" CHATFIELD, Ella Nora "Nona" CHATFIELD, Margaret Jane "Maggie" CHATFIELD, Charles Alfred CHATFIELD, Alice Belle "Belle" CHATFIELD, Harvey Silas CHATFIELD, Oliver Ames "Ollie" CHATFIELD, Norman Omeria CHATFIELD, Barbara / Frances Elizabeth "Rosa \ Rosie" CHATFIELD, Bryant CHATFIELD, George Ferdinand "Jack" CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Kathleen M STEVENS. Kathleen M STEVENS and Alfred Owen CHATFIELD were married in 1924 in Brighton, Sussex East, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1924
Chatfield, Alfred O Stevens Brighton 2b 496
Stevens, Kathleen M Chatfield Brighton 2b 496
Children were: Denis O CHATFIELD, Living.

Spouse: Ruth C BECKER. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Mary Belle WAY. Children were: Eveline M CHATFIELD, ? CHATFIELD, Maycel D CHATFIELD, Dorris B CHATFIELD, Kenneth R CHATFIELD, Living.

Spouse: Mabel Rose STILTS. Mabel Rose STILTS and Alfred Russell CHATFIELD were married in 1938 in California, USA. Children were: Living, Living, Living.