Spouse: William Walter FLOWER. Edith Nellie CHATFIELD and William Walter FLOWER were married in 1907 in St George, Hanover Sq., London, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1907
CHATFIELD, Edith Nellie St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a 922
FLOWER, William Walter St. Geo. H. Sq. 1a,922
Children were: Edward A FLOWER.

Born April 16, 1922, in Muscatine, she was the daughter of Emory and Lois Rittenhouse Chatfield. On July 24, 1950, she married William Franklin Hathaway III in Iowa City. He died Nov. 2, 2002.

Mrs. Hathaway graduated from Muscatine High School. She was of the Lutheran faith. She was a member of local UAW 1237. She volunteered with the Army/Navy Relief at Stark General Hospital in Charleston, S.C. She enjoyed horses, camping, traveling and going to museums.

Survivors include one daughter ...; two sons, ...; and several grandchildren. Besides her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents and one son.

Visitation will be from noon to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Elliott Chapel in New London where the family will receive friends from 7 to 8 p.m. The graveside funeral for Mrs. Hathaway will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in Prairie Grove Cemetery in West Burlington with the Rev. Cindy Johnson officiating.

A memorial has been established for Peace Lutheran Church in West Burlington.
Parents: Emory Wayland CHATFIELD and Lois Edith RITTENHOUSE.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: William Franklin HATHAWAY III. Edith Ruby CHATFIELD and William Franklin HATHAWAY III were married on 24 July 1950 in Muscatine Co., Iowa, USA. Children were: Lawrence Lee "Larry" HATHAWAY, Living, Living, Living, Living.

unm.
Parents: Robert CHATFIELD and Living.

Births and Christenings
name: Edmond Chatfield (Note different spelling from Baptism)
gender: Male
baptism/christening date: 26 Aug 1838
baptism/christening place: Pulborough, Sussex, England
father's name: Charles Chatfield
mother's name: Ruth
indexing project (batch) number: I03097-7
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 1041558
reference number: item 1 p 18
Parents: Charles CHATFIELD and Ruth HEATHER.

Spouse: Nancy WICKEY. Nancy WICKEY and Edmund CHATFIELD were married on 24 January 1884 in Nebising, Isabella Co., Michigan, USA. Name Edmond Chatfield
Birth Date 1851
Birthplace Lapeer County, Mich.
Age 23
Spouse's Name Nancy Wickey
Spouse's Birth Date 1858
Spouse's Birthplace Bay County, Mich.
Spouse's Age 16
Event Date 24 Jan 1874
Event Place Nebising, Isabella, Michigan
Race Native American
Spouse's Race Native American
Children were: Maggie CHATFIELD, Mack CHATFIELD, Daniel CHATFIELD, George CHATFIELD, Mary CHATFIELD, Lucy CHATFIELD, Sida CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Kate ROBINSON. Kate ROBINSON and Edmund Henry CHATFIELD were married in 1894 in Chichester, Sussex West, England. Marriages GRO 1st qtr 1894
Chatfield, Edmond Henry Chichester 2b 615
Robinson, Kate Chichester 2b 615

Spouse: Mary / Maria LYONS. Mary / Maria LYONS and Edmund John CHATFIELD were married on 23 April 1855 in St Mary Spital Square Church, Tower Hamlets, London, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1855
Chatfield, Edmond John Whitechapel 1c 658
LYONS, Mary Whitechapel 1c 658
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Marriage
name: Edmund John Chatfield
birth date: 1831
age: 24
spouse's name: Mary Lyons
spouse's birth date: 1833
spouse's age: 22
event date: 23 Apr 1855
event place: St. Mary Spital Square Church, Tower Hamlets, Middlesex, England
father's name: John Chatfield
spouse's father's name: John Lyons
indexing project (batch) number: I00983-7
system origin: England-EASy
gs film number: 597794
reference id: bk 6 p 127 no 254

Spouse: Sharkey Henry ADAMS. Edna Anna CHATFIELD and Sharkey Henry ADAMS were married on 4 October 1899 in Rochester, Monroe Co., New York, USA. Children were: Richard Cuyler ADAMS, Edna Eloise ADAMS, Henry Estrada ADAMS, Lois Lucille ADAMS, Gloria Anne ADAMS.

Spouse: John Philip "Jack" EDWARDS. Edna Arlie "Arlie" CHATFIELD and John Philip "Jack" EDWARDS were married on 21 May 1933. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: John George "Jack" MORTON. No marriage found in QLD before 1941.

Spouse: John Leo BYRNE. Edna Frances CHATFIELD and John Leo BYRNE were married on 12 October 1931 in USA. Children were: Living, Maureen Mary BYRNE, Living.

Spouse: Ralph Boynton DENNY. Edna Harriet CHATFIELD and Ralph Boynton DENNY were married on 17 October 1917 in Montpelier, Washington Co., Vermont, USA. Children were: George Chatfield DENNY.

Spouse: Robert Owen ROY Sr. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Frank Jerome SHIELDS.

Spouse: Daniel Laylor "Grip" SHIELDS. Edna S CHATFIELD and Daniel Laylor "Grip" SHIELDS were married on 21 November 1878 in McHenry Co., Illinois, USA. Illinois, County Marriages
Name: Daniel L. Shields
Event Date: 21 Nov 1878
Event Place: McHenry, Illinois
Age: 28
Birthplace: McHenry Co., Ills.
Birth Year (Estimated): 1850
Father's Name: Daniel W. Shields
Mother's Name: Catharine Labor
Spouse's Name: Edna S. Chatfield
Spouse's Age: 25
Spouse's Birthplace: McHenry Co., Ills.
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1853
Spouse's Father's Name: S. P. Chatfield
Spouse's Mother's Name: Annetha Palmer
Reference ID: it1, p11, no5355
GS Film number: 1420736
Digital Folder Number: 005204722
Image Number: 00015
Children were: Mary Alice "Mayme" SHIELDS, Benjamin Butler SHIELDS.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Edward CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Elizabeth RUMBRIDGER. Elizabeth RUMBRIDGER and Edward CHATFIELD were married on 10 December 1667 in Compton, Sussex West, England. Children were: Samuel CHATFIELD.

This is the last Will & Testament of me Edward Chatfield late of Thakeham but now of Brighthelmston in the County of Sussex Gentleman. First I will order and direct that all my just debts funeral and testamentary expences & the charges of proving this my Will should be paid and discharged by my executors hereinafter named out of my personal estate. Also I give & bequeath unto my son in law William Crockford and my daughter Ann his wife the sum of seven hundred pounds of lawful money of Great Britain to be paid to them by my executors within twelve months next after my decease. Also I give and devise unto the said William Crockford and Ann his wife all that freehold messuage or tenement with the yard garden and other privileges & appurts thereto belonging being known & numbered (1) situate and being in Dorset Gardens in Brighthelmston aforesaid late in the occupation of George Edwards and now in my own occupation and which I lately purchased of and from Robert Mott together with the grates and fixtures therein to hold the same unto and to the use of the said William Crockford and Ann his wife their heirs and assigns forever. And I give and bequeath unto the said William Crockford the sum of four hundred pounds of like lawful money to be paid to him by my executor within twelve months next after my decease together with legal interest thereon upon trust that he the said William Crockford his executors admors and shall lay out & invest the same in his or their name or names at interest on Government or real securities with full power to call in sell dispose alter change and vary the same when and as often as he or they shall think proper and shall and do stand possessed of the said monies and the stocks funds or securities wherein or whereon the same shall or may be invested and placed and the dividends interest and annual produce thereof upon further trust that he or they shall and do by and out of the said interest dividends and annual produce pay unto my sister the wife of Richard Longhurst one annuity or yearly sum of ten pounds for and during the term of her natural life for her separate use and not to be subject to the debts or controul of her husband. And I direct the same to be paid by four equal quarterly payments and the first payment thereof to begin and be made on such quarter day as shall first happen next after my decease and subject to the payment of the said annuity. I do hereby declare that the said William Crockford his executors and admors shall stand possessed of all the rest and residue of the said interest dividends and annual produce and also of the said principal sum of four hundred pounds and the securities for the same upon trust either to be paid to the children of him the said William Crockford namely Eleanor Crockford, William Henry Crockford, Emma Catharine Crockford and Eliza Ann Crockford when and as they shall severally attain the age of twenty one years or to be so ever applied for their benefit if the said trustee his executors or admors shall think proper. And in case of the death of any or either of the said children under the said age of twenty one years then I direct that the part or share of the child or children so dying if any which shall then remain or undisposed of shall go and be applied for the benefit of the survivors or survivors of them and in case all the said children shall die under the said age then I direct the said William Crockford his executors and admors to pay and apply the said principal money and the dividends and interest thereof for the benefit of all and every other child or children of him the said William Crockford by the said Ann his wife at the same times and in the same manner as directed concerning the children before named. And in case there shall be no child or children of the said William Crockford by the said Ann his wife who shall live to attain the said age then I will and direct that the said William Crockford and Ann his wife shall have and retain the said principal money & interest or such part thereof as shall then remain unapplied to and for their own use and benefit and for the survivor of them his or her executors admors or assigns. Also I give and bequeath unto my son John Chatfield the sum of three hundred pounds to be retained by him out of my personal estate with lawful interest thereon from the day of my decease upon trust to be placed out at interest upon Government or real securities and thereout to pay to my said sister Elizabeth Longhurst one other annuity or yearly sum of ten pounds for and during the term of her natural life for her separate use payable monthly on the same days and in the same manner in all respects with the same power for the said trustee his executors and admors as to the placing out and management of the said principal money as is hereinbefore directed concerning the said sum of four hundred pounds hereinbefore given to the said William Crockford in trust as aforesaid and the interest dividends and annual produce thereof and subject to the payment of the said last mentioned annuity of ten pounds to my said sister. I do hereby declare that the said John Chatfield his executors and admors shall stand possessed of all the rest and residue of the interest dividends & annual produce of the said sum of three hundred pounds given to him the said John Chatfield as aforesaid as also of the said last mentioned principal sum and the securities for the same upon trust either to be paid to the children of him the said John Chatfield namely Edward Morris Chatfield, Sarah Chatfield and Ann Catherine Chatfield when & as they shall severally attain the age of twenty one years or to be sooner applied for their benefit if the said John Chatfield his executors or admors shall think proper with benefit of survivorship to each other and in case of the death of all of the them under the said age then to be applied for the benefit of all and every other child or children of him the said John Chatfield at the same times & in the same manner in all respects as hereinbefore directed concerning the children of the said William Crockford. And in case all the children of the said John Chatfield shall die under the said age of twenty one years then I direct that the said sum of three hundred pounds and the interest and dividends thereof if any which shall then remain unapplied shall & may be retained by the said John Chatfield his executors and admors to and for his and their own use and benefit. And I do hereby declare that neither of them the said William Crockford or John Chatfield their executors or admors shall be answerable or accountable for any loss or damage which may happen of in or to the said trust monies or any part thereof so as the same happen without their wilful neglect or default. Also I give & bequeath unto my said sister Elizabeth Longhurst the sum of five pounds for mourning. Also I give and bequeath unto my house keeper Ann Betts the sum of five pounds for mourning in case she shall be living with me at the time of my decease. Also I give and bequeath unto my said son John Chatfield all the rest and residue of my freehold or real estates whatsoever and wheresoever and also all and every my copyhold messuages lands tenements and heredits whatsoever and wheresoever and which I have duly surrendered to the use of this my Will with their respective rights members and appurts and all and every my leasehold estates lands and tenements and all my money and securities for money either in the Parliamentary stocks or public funds or on Government or real securities household goods & furniture plate linen and china debts and all other my personal estate of what kind soever of or to which I or any person or persons in trust for me shall be entitled at the time of my decease to hold the same unto and to the use of my said son John Chatfield his heirs executors admors and assigns respectively according to the nature and quality thereof respectively for his and their proper use and benefit subject nevertheless as to the said personal estate to the payment thereout of my just debts funeral and testamentary expences and the legacies given by this my Will. And I do hereby nominate constitute and appoint my said son John Chatfield sole executor of this my Will and hereby revoking all former and other Wills by me at ant time heretofore made do publish and declare this to be and contain my last Will and Testament. In witness whereof I the said Edward Chatfield have to this my last Will and Testament contained in four sheets of paper to the first three sheets thereof set my hand and to this fourth and last sheet thereof have set my hand & affixed my seal this twentieth day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thirteen. The mark and seal of Edward (X) Chatfield.

Signed sealed published and declared by the said Edward Chatfield the testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have hereunto subscribed our names as witnesses. H Bellingham, JW Coleman, Thos Stocker.

Proved at London 13th February 1816 before the Worshipful SP Parsons, LLD, Surrogate by the oath of John Chatfield the son and sole executor to whom admon was granted he having been first sworn duly to administer.

NB Notes about this will:
There are doubts about ‘1816’. The previous Will in the ledger is shown as being proved 11 Feb 1815. Even allowing for a badly written ‘5’ it still looks like ‘6’. One or the other has to be incorrect. DW
Parents: Living and Living.

Spouse: Philadelphia LASSETTER. Philadelphia LASSETTER and Edward CHATFIELD were married on 12 January 1763 in Ticehurst, Sussex East, England. Marriage:
Groom's Name: Edward Chatfield
Bride's Name: Philadelphia Lasseter
Marriage Date: 12 Jan 1763
Marriage Place: Ticehurst,Sussex,England
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01384-2
System Origin: England-ODM
Source Film Number: 892355
Children were: Mary CHATFIELD, Henry CHATFIELD, Ann CHATFIELD, Catharine CHATFIELD, John CHATFIELD, Edward CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Margery SAND. Margery SAND and Edward CHATFIELD were married on 23 April 1626 in Catherington, Hampshire, England. England Marriages
Name Edward Chatfield
Spouse's Name Margery
Event Date 28 Apr 1626
Event Place Catherington,Hampshire,England
Children were: Edward CHATFIELD, Mary CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: John CHATFIELD, Elizabeth CHATFIELD.

May be different parents with same names.

Births and Christenings
Name: Edward Chatfield
Gender: Male
Christening Date: 09 Feb 1714
Christening Place: Framfield, Sussex, England
Father's Name: Thomas Chatfield
Mother's Name: Mary Chatfield
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: I04395-9
System Origin: England-EASy
GS Film number: 2186971
Reference ID: item 4 fn 639
Parents: Living and Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Edward CHATFIELD, Hannnah CHATFIELD, Ann CHATFIELD, Elizabeth CHATFIELD.

Obituaries
Edward Chatfield, of Judd street, Brunswick square, only surviving son of the late John Chatfield, Esq., of Croydon. The deceased was highly esteemed, and is, by all who knew him, much lamented.
The Examiner, London, England. 27 Jan 1839.

Edward Chatfield — On Tuesday morning week, after a most painful and protracted illness, this respected lover and cultivator of the fine arts expired at the house of his friend, Mr. Orrin Smith, in Judd-street. He has left, among the many who lament the, artist, Mr. Chatfield had never succeeded in doing perfect justice to the powers which he really possessed. His mind was keen and animated to the last; and some of his very latest hours were devoted to literary composition—in which also he would have attained, homage. Mr. Chatfield, nevertheless, contributed several very able papers to the New Monthly and to Blackwood's. But the qualities, after all, for which he was most esteemed and admired, were his gentle manners and his undeviating integrity—these constituted, . Mr. Chatfield was of a highly respectable family. He died unmarried.
Lincolnshire Chronicle, East Midlands, England. 1 Feb 1839.
Parents: John CHATFIELD and Ann HUMFREY.

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1861 Census
Piece: RG9/597 Place: St Peter -Sussex Enumeration District: 29
Civil Parish: Brighton Ecclesiastical Parish: Brighton
Folio: 9 Page: 13 Schedule: 71
Address: 64 Trafalgar Street
Surname First name(s) Rel Status Sex Age Occupation Where Born
CHATFIELD Edward Head W M 60 Licensed Victualler Sussex - Horsham
JOSEPH Susanna Niece U F 37 Servant In Shop Glamorgan - Merthyr Tydfil
HOWARD Ellen Niece U F 22 Servant In Shop Kent - Tonbridge
SPRINGHALL Jane Servn U F 25 Inn Servant Middlesex - Kensington
SCOTT Charles Servnt U M 22 Inn Servant Sussex - Horsham
WRIGHT Charlotte Servnt U F 21 Inn Servant Sussex - Brighton
BENNINGHAM Mary Servnt U F 16 Inn Servant Sussex - Brighton
Parents: John CHATFIELD and Mary BROOKE.

Spouse: Susanna JAMES. Susanna JAMES and Edward CHATFIELD were married on 24 June 1822 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex East, England. IGI Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M13532-9
System Origin: England-VR
Source Film Number: 1067115
Reference Number: 2:3QDTWVB
Children were: Henry CHATFIELD, Benjamin CHATFIELD, Harriett CHATFIELD, Edward CHATFIELD, Mary Ann CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Jane BROOKER. Jane BROOKER and Edward CHATFIELD were married on 4 May 1834 in Ditchling, Sussex East, England. Marriage reported by Robert White.
Children were: Sarah CHATFIELD, Mary J CHATFIELD, Robert John CHATFIELD, Esther CHATFIELD, Harriett CHATFIELD, Edward CHATFIELD, George CHATFIELD.

Having formed endearing social ties, Mr Chatfield began business on his own account at the lower corner of Pimlico (now Tichborne Street), in Church Street, and here it was that the prestige of Chatfield's homemade bread grew apace. The success of his venture induced Mr Chatfield to remove to Bond Street, in the shop now occupied by Mr Cousins. It was whilst he resided here that he had the misfortune to be deprived of his mother and sister, by a fatal railway accident which occurred in the Great Exhibition year (6 June 1851) on the line between Brighton and Lewes. The victims of the calamity were interred in the Hanover chapel Ground, where also repose the remains of Mr Chatfield's father. Some years ago Mr Chatfield acquired more extensive premises on the west side of Bond Street, where steadily the confectionery connection has grown and prospered. Of Mr Chatfield's family of eight,children, three sons and two daughters survive.

The concern in Bond Street is now under the careful and experienced guidance of Mr Chatfield's son, who also has an establishment in Church Street, nearly opposite the spot where his parents commenced their business career. Chatfield pere, though over four-score years of age, retains his vitality wonderfully well. His retentive memory recalls many pleasing features of his eighteen years' service on the Board of Guardians, as well as of various episodes in connection with public festivals. Be has been an industrious promoter of Friendly and Building Societies, and, as an earnest worker, sincere, industrious and benevolent, it is not too much to say that he has won widespread esteem, more particularly among the older generations of Brightonians who knew him in his prime. Still hale and hearty, he can often be met in the thoroughfares northwards of the Pavilion, for he even now attends to his business with all the interest and not a little of the activity of those younger days of half a century ago."
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The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA, Australia : Thursday 19 October 1893)
CHATFIELD. - On the 13th September 1893, at Brighton, Sussex. England. Edward Chatfield, the beloved father of Mrs. James Dumbrell, of Adelaide, and grandfather of Mrs. F. Vincent and Mrs. W. Blackeby, of Adelaide, and also of Mrs. F. Cozens, of Norwood, in his 82nd year.
Parents: Charles CHATFIELD and Mary SIMMONS.

Spouse: Sarah GLADMAN. Sarah GLADMAN and Edward CHATFIELD were married on 13 April 1837 in St Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex East, England. England Marriages
Name: Edward Chatfield
Spouse's Name: Sarah Gladman
Event Date: 13 Apr 1837
Event Place: St. Nicholas, Brighton, Sussex, England
Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Marital Status: Single
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M01239-8
System Origin: England-EASy
GS Film number: 1468822
Reference ID: IT1 P223 No668
Children were: Hepzabah CHATFIELD, Ebenezer CHATFIELD, Mercy CHATFIELD, Amos CHATFIELD, Charles Edward CHATFIELD, Sarah CHATFIELD, Living, Living.

Spouse: Elizabeth LASH. Elizabeth LASH and Edward CHATFIELD were married in April 1844 in Mutford, Beccles, Suffolk, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1844
Chatfield, Edward Mutford &c 13 727
Lash, Elizabeth Mutford 13 727
Children were: Col., Alderman Thomas CHATFIELD, Edward Alfred CHATFIELD, Elizabeth Lash CHATFIELD, Susannah CHATFIELD, Sarah Hodskinson CHATFIELD, Alice CHATFIELD, Edith CHATFIELD, Emily CHATFIELD.

Death GRO 2c 141 3rd qtr 1891.

Linen draper, Landed Proprietor. Helped layout the streets of Farnborough and moved there in 1863.

Census 1881: Chatfield, Edward, born abt 1815 in Oxted, Surrey. Now living in Farnborough, Hants.

There is a newpaper article stating he died at Stirling Villas, Alexandra Road, Farnborough, Hampshire.
"Death OF MR. E. CHATFIELD.
HIS PART IN FARNBOROUGH.
Farnborough sustains a loss in the death of Mr. Edward Chatfield, which occurred at his residence, Stirling Villas, Alexandra Road, on Wednesday.
Mr. Chatfield, who was in his eighty-fifth year, had lived at Farnborough for over thirty years and took part in its development. His interest in Church work there was very keen. He was mainly instrumental in the building of St.
Mark's Church in 1881, and had been identified with it ever since, having been a churchwarden and a very large donor to the church funds. It was he who chose the site for the erection of the edifice, and only last year he put in the large west window and another window to the memory of his late wife and sister-in-law. The lectern, too, was a gift of his, and speaking generally he had been a most liberal subscriber towards the maintenance of the church and schools ever since their erection. Everything indeed, affecting the welfare of the parish found in him a warm supporter. It was in 1863 that Mr. Chatfield actually came to Farnborough, his object then being to buy land and develop the district for residential purposes on behalf of a public company. At the time the land was practically covered with heather and brambles Eastbourne was then being developed, and Mr. Curry, the architect of the company on behalf of which Mr. Chatfield was acting. had laid out the roads there. He came to Farnborough and went over the land with Mr. Chatfield, and it was decided that the roads should be laid out similarly to those at the south coast watering place. Stirling Villas, in one of which Mr. Chatfield was residing at the time of his death, were built by the company, and the deceased gentleman himself built Croxted House. When the roads were laid out they were named by Mr. Chatfield from personages or events connected with them.

Alexandra road is an example of this. This was planted with an avenue of beech, lime, and chestnut trees, and named it after her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, who drove along it on the occasion of her visit to the camp. In 1874 the company was would up and the land sold, Mr. Chatfield being appointed the liquidator of the estate, which proved sufficient to pay all the shareholders.

Up to a month ago Mr. Chatfield was in the habit of travelling up to London once or a week, he being chairman of the British Mutual Bank and a director of the Accident Insurance Company, St. Swithin's-lane. His illness really commenced about three years ago, when he had a stroke of paralysis, which, although he may be said to have been ailing ever since did not impair his faculties. Since then he has had another stroke, but had been confined to his bed for less than a week before his demise. He was a widower. his wife having died about two years and four months ago. There was only one child of the marriage - a son, who died over forty years ago at the age of ten years. Mr. Chatfield was of course well known and equally well respected. His loss will be much felt at Farnborough. The funeral takes place on Monday at Highgate Cemetery, where Mr. Chatfield's wife and son already be buried. Before the remains are taken to London the first part of the burial service will be read at St Mark’s Church, Farnborough, at 10.30a.m.

Aldershot News, July 1st 1899"

Chatfield Close in Farnborough probably named after him.
Parents: Thomas CHATFIELD and Elizabeth ?.

Spouse: Ann COX. Ann COX and Edward CHATFIELD were married on 9 August 1838 in St Mark, Kennington, London, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1838
CHATFIELD, Edward Lambeth 4 239
Children were: Edward CHATFIELD.