Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Children were: George CHATFIELD, Thomas CHATFIELD / VIDLER.

Spouse: James VIDLER. Dinah CHATFIELD and James VIDLER were married on 5 July 1873 in Frant, Sussex East, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1873
CHATFIELD, Dinah Ticehurst 2b 137
VIDLER, James Ticehurst 2b 137
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England Marriages
Name: James Vidler
Spouse's Name: Dinah Chatfield
Event Date: 05 Jul 1873
Event Place: Frant,Sussex,England
Father's Name: James Vidler
Spouse's Father's Name: Thomas Chatfield
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M14846-2
System Origin: England-ODM
GS Film number: 1067358
Children were: James VIDLER, Kate VIDLER.

Spouse: George WHEELER. Dinah CHATFIELD and George WHEELER were married on 9 December 1882 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1882
VIDLER, Dinah Tunbridge 2a 1058
Wheeler, George Tunbridge 2a 1058
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England Marriages
Name: George Wheeler
Spouse's Name: Dinah Vidler
Event Date: 09 Dec 1882
Event Place: Tunbridge-Wells, Kent, England
Father's Name: Meshach Wheeler
Spouse's Father's Name: Thomas Chatfield
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01691-4
System Origin: England-EASy
GS Film number: 1866586
Reference ID: P 181 L 362
Children were: Frank WHEELER, Norah WHEELER, Harry WHEELER, Fred WHEELER.

Children were: Living.

Was Captain of the 8th Company, 2d Regiment, Conn. Militia, in September 1819. He became a member of Christ Church, Quaker Farms, in 1833.

USA Census, 1850
Name: Divine Chatfield
Event Place: Oxford, New Haven, Connecticut
Gender: Male
Age: 62
Birthplace: Connecticut
Birth Year (Estimated): 1788
House Number: 257
Family Number: 267
Line Number: 6
Affiliate Publication Number: M432
Affiliate Film Number: 46
GS Film number: 3074
Digital Folder Number: 004181028
Image Number: 00212
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Divine Chatfield M 62 Connecticut
Mamora Chatfield F 61 Connecticut
Grace Chatfield F 20 Connecticut
Mary E Moody F 12 Connecticut
James M Moody M 10 Connecticut
Parents: Gideon CHATFIELD and Elizabeth "Betsey" JONES.

Spouse: Mamre "Mamie" WOOSTER. Children were: George CHATFIELD, Edwin CHATFIELD, Divine CHATFIELD II, Elizabeth CHATFIELD, Thomas CHATFIELD, Jennette CHATFIELD, Eunice CHATFIELD, Grace D CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

POLICE COURT

THEFT OF POTATOES. Month's Gaol for Half-caste Brothers.

Convicted at the Wellington Police Court on Tuesday morning, on a charge of stealing four bags of potatoes to a total value of £3/10/-, two half-caste aborigine brothers were each sentenced to a month's hard labour.

The two brothers are Sydney William Chatfield and Donald Chatfield. Police alleged that the brothers stole four bags of potatoes which were the property of Mr. Ah Yook, of Wellington. In evidence against Sydney William Chatfield, Constable Leslie John Marsh, of Wellington, stated that on January 8, defendant went to a paddock opposite Clifford's store house on the Wellington flats and carried away four bags of potatoes and hid them in some brier bushes in a lane. He later returned with his brother Donald in a taxi and took the potatoes to a store in Nanima Crescent, where he sold them to the proprietor for £2. The potatoes, the constable continued, were the property of Mr. Ah Yook, of Wellington, and defendant had admitted that he had no authority to take then.

MANY PREVIOUS CONVICTIONS
Defendant pleaded guilty and the police prosecutor, Sergt. Kenny, stated that defendant was fined £7 on March 21, 1945, for forging and uttering a cheque, was sentenced to serve three months hard labour on January 24, 1944, for assault on the police, and had many other convictions for drunkeness prior to and since the two convictions. Appearing for the defendant, Mr. F. Davidson said that the accused was a married man with two children to support, and was overcome with the urge to obtain cheap liquor at the time of the offence

CHEAP LIQUOR BLAMED
Asking for leniency t0 be shown to his client, Mr. Davidson said "I submit to Your Worship that the offence was committed in broad daylight and no attempt was made to conceal the theft. This man is not all bad and there is a lot of good in him. At the time of the offence he was trying to obtain money to buy some more cheap iiquor, which is sold to these men in Wellington. The theft was not a sneak thief affair and for the sake of the man's wife and family I ask that Your Worship extend leniency as far as you can in the course of your public duty." Convicting defendant, the P. M., Mr. W. K. Earls said "The maxi- mum penalty for this offence is 12 months' hard labour, but under the circumstances I will deal leniently with the defendant. However, I do not intend to fine the accused but I- will impose, a gaol sentence. You are convicted and sentenced to serve one month's hard labour. I would lik to point out that only for the representations of Mr. Davjdson, I would have imposed a sentence of at least three months." Donald Chatfield, the brother of the previous defendant, was charg- ed with the same offence. Constable Marsh said that the circumstances were, similar to those of Sydney Chatfield and pointed out to the court in evidence that it was his opinion, that Donald Chatfield was only a pawn in the crime and that the real ringleader was his brother, Sydney. Sergt. Kenny stated that defendant had a criminal record and on July 27, 1942, was sentenced to one months' hard labour for stealing tobacco. On February 1, 1943, he was sentenced, to three months' hard labour and fined a total of £12 on three charges at the Dubbo Police Court, which included stealing, trespass and malicious damage to property. Defendant was also fined £3 on; September 16, 1946, for offensive behaviour. Appearing for the accused Mr. Davidson said "I have been talking to the mother of these two lads and she tells me that they are good boys until they get away from home and begin to drink cheap liquor. I ask that Your Worship extend leniency to the defendant and I submit that he was only a party t0 the crime." Mr. W. K. Earls sentenced the accused, to one months' hard labour.
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The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate (NSW : 13 January 1948)
Nine Fined for Heading 'Em
Charged with playing "Heading 'Em" on a vacant lot on the Coonamble Road on 1 January, 9, nine offenders appeared before Mr. Kearsley S.M., yesterday. They were: James Henry Burns, Donald Chatfield, James William Kenneth Daley, Edward Bartley, George Edward Daley, Henry Taylor, Sydney William Chatfield, Arthur Cecil Chatfield, and John Thomas Fleming. Each pleaded guilty. Sgt. Larkin said that the men in the company of about nine or ten others who had escaped arrest, had been playing two-up on the vacant lot to the annoyance of passers-by. One defendant made plea for leniency as, he stated, the game had been played for stakes of pennies and threepences. The Bench and Police, doubted the defendant's statement as to the size of the game.
A fine of £1, in default two days hard labour was imposed. Time to pay was refused.
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The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate (NSW : Friday 10 December 1954)

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 (ecil). 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.
Parents: Sydney William CHATFIELD and Emma Grace CONTEST.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Dorothy Myra STURGES. Dorothy Myra STURGES and Donald Alexander CHATFIELD were married in 1928 in Eastbourne, Sussex East, England. Marriages Jun 1928
CHATFIELD, Donald A STURGES Eastbourne 2b 231
Sturges, Dorothy M Chatfield Eastbourne 2b 231 (Sturgess on 2nd child's birth certificate)
Children were: Joy Myra CHATFIELD, Peter Alexander CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Bernice Isabel WILSON. Bernice Isabel WILSON and Donald Alexander CHATFIELD were married on 14 April 1945 in Northam, WA, Australia. The West Australian (Perth, WA : Thursday 12 April 1945)
The marriage will take place on Saturday. April 14, at 3 pm. in Church of England, Tammin. of Bernice Isabel, only daughter of Mr and Mrs A. S. Wilson. to Donald Alexander, third son of Mr and Mrs L. 0. Chatfield. South Tammin.
Children were: Living, Living, Living, Frederick Levi "Fred" CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Dawn Marie STEVENS. Dawn Marie STEVENS and Donald Edward "Don" CHATFIELD were married about 1955 in USA. Children were: Dale Edward CHATFIELD, Living, Living.

http://www.leatherheadlocalhistory.org.uk/Effingham-War-Memorials/EffWM-StLawrences-WWII.htm
Parents: William Richard CHATFIELD and Sarah Paton RITCHIE.

Measles Cause of Death-Measles claimed the life of another child, it was reported to the city health bureau yesterday, when the death of Donald Eugene Chatfield, 5-year-old son of Fred Chatfield, 3209 Southeast Stark street, was listed. The boy died March 29 and the funeral was held Wednesday. There have been seven or eight deaths from measles since the epidemic began about three months ago.
Parents: Frederick Albert "Fred" CHATFIELD and Elsie Anne SNIDER.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Coral Brennan P ?.

Donald was a pipefitter and came to Kansas City to work on a big building complex in downtown Kansas City at the time (c. 1968).
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South Dakota, State Census, 1925
Name: Donald J Chatfield
Age: 13
Birth Year (Estimated): 1912
Gender: Male
Birthplace: South Dakota
Marital Status: Single
Event Place: South Dakota
Religion: Catholic
Father's Birthplace: South Dakota
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
GS Film number: 2368286
Digital Folder Number: 4245671
Image Number: 03335
Sheet Number: 42
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South Dakota, State Census, 1935
Name: Donald Chatfield
Age: 23
Birth Year (Estimated): 1912
Gender: Male
Race (Original): W
Birthplace: South Dakota
Race: White
Marital Status: Divorced
Event Place: Deadwood ward 3, Lawrence, South Dakota
Post Office: Deadwood, South Dakota
Father's Birthplace: South Dakota
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
Sheet Number: 150, GS Film number: 2369737 , Digital Folder Number: 4443940 , Image Number: 3157
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USA Census, 1940
Name: Donald J Chatfield
Event Place: Whitehall, Joint School District 4 Whitehall, Jefferson, Montana
Gender: Male
Age: 28
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Birthplace: South Dakota
Birth Year (Estimated): 1912
Last Place of Residence: Deadwood, South Dakota
District: 22-15
Family Number: 15
Sheet Number and Letter: 1A
Line Number: 33
Affiliate Publication Number: T627
Affiliate Film Number: 2221
Digital Folder Number: 005461689
Image Number: 00885
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Donald J Chatfield M 28 South Dakota
Wife Eleanor F Chatfield F 26 Montana
Dau Patricia B Chatfield F 9 South Dakota
Dau Geraldine J Chatfield F 3 Montana
Son Chatfield M 0
Parents: Lowell James / John CHATFIELD and Dorothy Johanna "Dode" KIRWAN.

Spouse: Ida May (Mae) BRODERSON. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Eleanor Frances HAWKE. Eleanor Frances HAWKE and Donald John CHATFIELD were married on 24 September 1935 in Dubois, Clark Co., Idaho, USA. Donald and Eleanor could not, at the time they married, get married in the Catholic Church because he had been married before. But in their later years they were officially married in the Catholic Church.
Children were: Geraldine Johanna CHATFIELD, Living, Living.

Spouse: Virginia Marie TOPP. Virginia Marie TOPP and Donald John CHATFIELD were married on 25 June 1949 in Dubuque, Dubuque Co., Iowa, USA. 1 _MEND Private
Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Brenda Joyce "Nanna Duck" CLARKE. Children were: Donna Maria CHATFIELD, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Elaine J CHATFIELD, Living.

Spouse: Helen BRODA. Helen BRODA and Donald Laverne "Don" CHATFIELD were married on 10 June 1960 in Los Angeles Co., California, USA. California, Marriage Index
Name: Helen Broda
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 10 Jun 1960
Event Place: Los Angeles, California
Gender: Female
Age: 30
Birth Year (Estimated): 1930
Spouse's Name: Donald L Chatfield
Spouse's Age: 30
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1930
Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Alice W SWITKOWSKI. Alice W SWITKOWSKI and Donald Leroy "Donny" CHATFIELD were married on 5 June 1943 in Ridgefield Park, Bergen Co., New Jersey, USA. Married 56 years.
Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living.

Don was a lifetime Spokane resident, born September 10, 1935. He graduated from Lewis & Clark High School. While attending school he met Marilyn who would become his wife of nearly 58 years. Don was a star on the high school baseball team, playing first base. Don worked at Pacific Intermountain Express for more than 30 years, and with Oak Harbor Freight Lines. Don loved the outdoors, taking family and friends camping and fishing on weekends. Favorite camping areas in Eastern Washington included Chewelah Creek and the Little Pend Oreille lake chain. Badger Lake was first choice for fishing season opening day. Don loved to take his family to baseball and hockey games. He always attended his family's baseball and volleyball games. He loved chucker and deer hunting in the Snake River Almota area and Mica Peak. Don joined a motorcycle club, supporting community charity rides. He was past director of the Hauser Lake Gun Club. He was the Washington State trap shooting champion for his age group. Often you would see him teaching young adults about trap shooting. Don loved animals, raising three German shorthairs and three Vizslas.
Preceded in death by parents Arthur and Vera Chatfield. He is survived by his wife, Marilyn; children, Bradley (Eleonora), Lynette (Steven) and Christopher (Judy); grandchildren, Christopher, Jennica, Gregory, Stefanie, Eileen; great-grandsons Quentin, Spencer. Don had many friends and enjoyed their interaction. His sense of humor made people smile and feel good about themselves. We know you are now in a better place and at peace. We love you and miss you every day.

Published in Spokesman-Review from Feb. 12 to Feb. 13, 2012
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United States Public Records
Name Donal Chatfield
Also Known As Donald L Chatfield
2nd Also Known As Name Don L Chatfield
Event Date 01 Oct 1981-01 Jan 2009
Event Place Spokane Valley, Washington
Birth Date 10 Sep 1935
Address Spokane Valley, Washington 99216
Address Date 01 Oct 1981-01 Jan 2009
Possible Relatives Christopher L Chatfield, Marilyn S Chatfield, Marilynn A Chatfield, Vera M Chatfield
Affiliate Identifier 254614467
Parents: Arthur Winnine CHATFIELD and Vera May SMITH.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Before and during the depression, Ted worked as a delivery driver for Standard Oil home fuel. In those days he would have been called a contract employee. When he filled up his fuel truck he had to buy the fuel. He then made his profit from what his customers paid him. Because he was so kind hearted, he let people slide who said they did not have the money to pay. After almost going broke, in the mid 1940's, he took his family and moved to Washington state for a short time, working in aluminum factories. During the Washington residence his two sons both enlisted in WW II. He then returned to Dubuque, Iowa where he remained until his death.

As a young man at home he was often the provider of the meat for meals, he and his trusty rifle. When his sister "Bird" wrote her memoirs she said, "Ted was the best hunter in our family. He would take a 22 rifle 'single-shot' and bring home all the squirrels and rabbits the family could possibly eat". He was also an avid fisherman. His skill with line, pole, hook and bait fed many a meal at home. He was especially good at catching the elusive Walleye on the Mississippi River below the dam located at the northern part of Dubuque.

He was a family man, loved his children, his wife, his siblings and especially the six of his ten grandchildren he was blessed to see.

Contributed by paternal granddaughter, Cheryl (Chatfield) Thompson
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World War I Draft Registration:
Name: Donald Francis Chatfield (John Kennedy)
City: Not Stated
County: Dubuque
State: Iowa
BirthPlace: Iowa
Birth Date: 22 Sep 1896
Roll: 1643084
DraftBoard: 0
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CENSUS 1920:
RESIDENCE: Taylor, Dubuque, Iowa; Roll: 654; Pg: 1B; ED: 52; Image: 640.0.
Donald Chatfield abt 1897 Iowa Head
Eileen Chatfield abt 1905 Iowa Wife
William Chatfield abt 1925 Iowa Son
Donald Chatfield abt 1928 Iowa Son
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USA Census, 1930
Name: Donald Chatfield
Event Place: Taylor, Dubuque, Iowa
District: 0052
Gender: Male
Age: 33
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Birth Year (Estimated): 1897
Birthplace: Iowa
Father's Birthplace: Iowa
Mother's Birthplace: Iowa
Sheet Number and Letter: 1B
Household ID: 31
Line Number: 91
Affiliate Name: The U.S. National Archives and Records Administration (NARA)
Affiliate Publication Number: T626
Affiliate Film Number: 654
GS Film number: 2340389
Digital Folder Number: 004584410
Image Number: 00643
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Donald Chatfield M 33 Iowa
Wife Eileen Chatfield F 25 Iowa
Son William Chatfield M 5 Iowa
Son Donald Chatfield M 2 Iowa
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USA Census, 1940
Name: Donald Chatfield
Event Place: Epworth, Taylor Township, Dubuque, Iowa
Gender: Male
Age: 43
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Birthplace: Iowa
Birth Year (Estimated): 1897
Last Place of Residence: Same Place
District: 31-71
Family Number: 110
Sheet Number and Letter: 5B
Line Number: 51
Affiliate Publication Number: T627
Affiliate Film Number: 1159
Digital Folder Number: 005461456
Image Number: 00672
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Donald Chatfield M 43 Iowa
Wife Elsleen Chatfield F 35 Iowa
Son William Chatfield M 15 Iowa
Son Donald Chatfield M 12 Iowa
Parents: Frederick Seymour "Fred" CHATFIELD and Frances Elizabeth "Fannie" RIDDLE.

Spouse: Eileen Margaret "Sally" DALY. Eileen Margaret "Sally" DALY and Donald Lester Francis "Ted" CHATFIELD were married on 20 May 1924 in Farley, Dubuque Co., Iowa, USA. Iowa, County Marriages
Name: Donald F Chatfield
Event Date: 20 May 1924
Event Place: Dubuque, Iowa
Age: 27
Father's Name: Fred Chatfield
Mother's Name: Frances Riddle
Spouse's Name: Eileen M Daly
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1905
Spouse's Father's Name: John F Daly
Spouse's Mother's Name: Regina Duggan
GS Film number: 1630484
Digital Folder Number: 004266275
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St. Joseph's Marriage Register (Farley):
Page: 47
Marriage Date: May 20, 1924
Husband's Name: Donald F. Chatfield
Husband Residence: Epworth
Husband's Parents: Fred Chatfield & Frances Riddle
Wife's Name: Eileen Daly
Wife Residence: Farley
Wife's Parents: John Daley & Regina Duggan
Witnesses: Cletus Daly & Helen Chatfield
Pastor/Comments: Rev. P. J. Coffey
Children were: Col. William Eldon CHATFIELD, Donald John CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Luella RAINWATER. Luella RAINWATER and Donald Mason CHATFIELD were married on 23 April 1932 in Jackson Co., Missouri, USA. Children were: John William CHATFIELD, Living, Living.