Children were: Allen Frederick CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Henry HEATHER. Emily CHATFIELD and Henry HEATHER were married on 5 April 1874 in Pulborough, Sussex West, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1874
Chatfield, Emily Thakeham 2b 507
Heather, Henry Thakeham 2b 507
Children were: Albert Henry HEATHER, Alfred HEATHER, William HEATHER, Jane HEATHER, Frances Sarah HEATHER, Annie HEATHER, Robert James HEATHER, Charles George HEATHER, Richard HEATHER.

Census, 1861
Mount Cotts, Lewes, Sussex.
Name: Emily Chatfield
Event Type: Census
Event Date: 1861
Gender: Female
Age: 6
Relationship to Head of Household: Daughter
Birthplace: Newick, Sussex
Schedule Type: Household
Registration District: Lewes
Sub-District: 2 Chailey
Ecclesiastical Parish:
Parish: Newick, Sussex

Census, 1881
Name: Emily Chatfield
Age (Original): 26
Gender: Female
Birth Year: 1855
Birthplace: Newick, Sussex, England
Relationship to Head of Household: Servant
Marital Status: Single
Occupation: Housemaid
Address: 10 Salisbury Rd
Event Place: Hove, Sussex, England
Record Type: Household
GS Film number: 1341258
Affiliate Publication Number: RG11
Piece/Folio: 1096 / 101
Page Number: 45
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head William R Eliott M 60 East Indies
Wife Frances H Eliott F 42 Cape Of Good Hope
Dau Georgeina Eliott F 20 East Indies
Dau Emma T Eliott F 18 East Indies
Son Hugh R Elliott (Eliott) M 8 London, London, Middlesex, England
Sister Daughter Helen S Gordon F 17 Southampton, Hampshire, England
Sister Son Harry L Gordon M 13 East Indies
Servant Emily Watts F 28 Methwold, Norfolk, England
Servant Rosa Neal F 22 Brighton, Sussex, England
Servant Emily Chatfield F 26 Newick, Sussex, England
Parents: George CHATFIELD and Maria BAKER.

Spouse: Gilbert William Henry ELIOTT. Emily CHATFIELD and Gilbert William Henry ELIOTT were married on 23 September 1886 in St John's, Parramatta, NSW, Australia. Marriage 4806/1886 ELIOTT, GILBERT W H CHATFIELD, EMILY PARRAMATTA
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ELIOTT—CHATFIELD.—September 23, at St. John's Church,
Parramatta, by the Rev. A. O'Reilly, Gilbert W. H. Eliott,
second son of the late Francis Willoughby Eliott, of Green-
wells, Walcha, to Emily, only surviving daughter of C. S. F.
Chatfield, of Sydney.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Tue 19 Oct 1886, Page 1)
Children were: Jane Isabella ELIOTT, Charles Francis ELIOTT Mc, Emily Alice ELIOTT, Eleanor Lilian ELIOTT, Gilbert William ELIOTT, Francis Ferguson ELIOTT.

Spouse: Robert Knowles BOWDEN / BODDEN. Emily CHATFIELD and Robert Knowles BOWDEN / BODDEN were married in 1885 in Jack Halls Creek, Coonabarabran, Warrumbungle Shire, NSW, Australia. 6204/1885 Bowden, Robert Chatfield, Emily Coonabarabran
Children were: Rebecca Christina BOWDEN, Elizabeth Eugenie "Lizzie" BOWDEN, Delmarth I L BOWDEN, Michall BOWDEN, Emily J BOWDEN, Charles Valentine Omego BOWDEN, Isaac Knowles K "Jack" BOWDEN, Aurora Australis BOWDEN.

Possible Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1886
CHATFIELD, Emily Brighton 2b 414
to
Awcock, Edmund Brighton 2b 414
or
Fisher, Charles Brighton 2b 414
Parents: George Richard CHATFIELD and Susannah KNIGHTON.

Births and Christenings
name: Emily Chatfield
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 07 Dec 1862
baptism/christening place: BODIAM,SUSSEX,ENGLAND
birth date: 21 Oct 1862
father's name: Amos Chatfield
mother's name: Mary Jane
indexing project (batch) number: K14797-1
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 1067121

Census 1901 Bodiam, Sussex
Census 1911 Bodiam, Sussex
Parents: Amos CHATFIELD and Mary Jane STEDMAN.

Spouse: Alfred John STONESTREET. Emily CHATFIELD and Alfred John STONESTREET were married in 1893 in Ticehurst, Sussex East, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1893
Chatfield, Emily Ticehurst 2b 196a
Stonestreet, Alfred John Ticehurst 2b 196a

No issue found.

Spouse: Henry WHITLOCK. Emily CHATFIELD and Henry WHITLOCK were married in 1887 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1887
Chatfield, Emily Tunbridge 2a 1041
Whitlock, Henry Tunbridge 2a,1041
Children were: Harry William WHITLOCK, Frederick "Fred" WHITLOCK, Walter WHITLOCK.

Births and Christenings
name: Emily Chatfield
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 24 May 1870
baptism/christening place: Cuckfield, Sussex, England
father's name: Richard Chatfield
mother's name: Esther
indexing project (batch) number: C02433-7
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 2142087
reference number: item 4 p 140
Parents: Richard CHATFIELD and Esther ROWLAND.

Spouse: Frederick Alfred FROST. Emily CHATFIELD and Frederick Alfred FROST were married in 1908 in Cuckfield, Sussex West, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1908
FROST Frederick Alfred Cuckfield 2b 320
CHATFIELD, Emily Cuckfield 2b 320

Births and Christenings
name: Emily Chatfield
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 07 Oct 1894
baptism/christening place: Cuckfield, Sussex, England
birth date: 09 Aug 1894
father's name: William Chatfield
mother's name: Mary Ann
indexing project (batch) number: C02433-7
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 2142087
reference number: item 6 p 31
Parents: William CHATFIELD and Mary Ann PACKHAM.

Spouse: Alfred James STONER. Emily CHATFIELD and Alfred James STONER were married in 1920 in Chichester, Sussex West, England. Marriages GRO 2nd qtr 1920
Chatfield, Emily Storer Cuckfield 2b 424
Storer, Alfred J Chatfield Cuckfield 2b 424

GRO in error as name is STONER.
Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Births and Christenings, Emily Amelia Chatfield, 1853
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 1853
baptism/christening place: HASTINGS, ALL SAINTS, SUSSEX, ENGLAND
father's name: Charles Chatfield
mother's name: Emily
indexing project (batch) number: C00048-1
system origin: England-VR
source film number: 1067172
reference number: - 2:2WG5JBV
Parents: Charles CHATFIELD and Emily KING.

Spouse: Frederick William BLACKFORD. Emily Bailey CHATFIELD and Frederick William BLACKFORD were married on 29 March 1885 in Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England. Children were: Frederick Leonard BLACKFORD, Ambrose Robert BLACKFORD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Dr. Joseph Cutler WOODWARD. Emily Bullard CHATFIELD and Dr. Joseph Cutler WOODWARD were married on 17 September 1937 in Church of the Transfiguration, Manhattan, New York City, New York Co., New York, USA. New York Times
EMILY B. CHATFIELD WED; She Is Bride in Church Ceremony of Dr. Joseph C. Woodward
The marriage of Miss Emily Bullard Chatfield, daughter of Thurber Redmayne Chatfield of Washington, Conn., and the late Mrs. Chatfield, to Dr. Joseph Cutler Woodward, son of Mrs. Joseph Hooker Woodward of this city and South Lyme, Conn., took place here yesterday afternoon in the Church of the Transfiguration.
Children were: Brian WOODWARD, Living.

Letter from Emily (Chatfield) Sperry, New Haven, CT, sister of Enos Beecher Chatfield, to Nellie Chatfield, Dubuque, Iowa, daughter of Enos Beecher and Mary Elizabeth (Seymour) Chatfield.

New Haven Feb. 17th, 1899
My dear niece Nellie
Your letter of Jan. 20th did not reach me until Feb. 15th. Someone must have taken it from the post office by mistake and carried it in their pocket ever since. It had been opened. We found it at our front door before the postman had been around that morning. I will make inquiry and find out if there is another Emily C. Sperry in New Haven. I notice by the envelope it was received in New Haven Jan. 27th.
Well, dear Nellie we were very glad to hear once more from your family. The last letter we had received from anyone was from Emma, June 3rd, 1894. I was negligent in answering but finally sent her a letter, guess it might have been months afterwards. In that letter I requested her to send me a copy of the names of my father's family recorded in the family Bible of Enos Chatfield. Your father being the eldest son felt he should have the family Bible, so we gave it to him.

(NOTE FROM CHERYL: Who has it now?)

I had a letter from a lawyer in Minneapolis, Minn. asking for data of our family, very likely your family have received letters from him, as I referred him to you. I will enclose the envelope so you can have his address.
Dear Nellie, we are all so sorry for you, and all the dear children. Your loss is a severe one. I can sympathize with you in the great affliction. Home is desolate without a mother. You did have a good mother. I visited your home twice, once while living in Dubuque and remember how everything was at that time. I shall never forget the faithfulness of your sister Lucy, while you folks lived in the cabin on "Cedar Bottoms". I thought she was so kind and competent to go ahead with the care of the house and relieve her mother. Then again in 1884 we found her the same helpful daughter in the home. My mother always said that there was a blessing to follow the child that was kind and obedient to their parents. Certainly, Lucy will have God's blessing. Cheer up, dear niece, God will reward you.
Cousin Fannie Neal visited us last fall and informed us of your dear mother's death. She heard it through Eliza Pomeroy, of Janesville, Wisconsin. Some of you wrote to Mr. Handy. We did not hear the cause.
Your brothers and sisters are quite scattered. How many children has Augusta. How could she stay so long from home and from May until Sept.? Lucy should be well paid for all her years of care and watchfulness over the family. Did your mother make a will? Seems to me she should have done so. Am glad Emma has a kind husband and a comfortable home. What is your brother Edward doing?
How well I remember Charley.
Have never seen Fred, since your folks lived in Wilton, Iowa, 1856. Well, hope all are doing well. Like to hear good reports.
Now I must give you news of your relations here. Aunt Hattie Warner lives at number 10 University Place, New Haven. Arthur Warner, their son, and family live in the same house with them. Mary their daughter, teaches in the kindergarten, public school, boards home. Uncle Egbert Warner, is losing his mind. He had to give up business. His general health is good, may live several years. Auntie does the work for the three in family and looks after Uncle Egbert. She seems very well. Aunt Julia is a great worker in the church (does sewing for Mary Warner), and her mother, sister Hattie, beside.) Uncle William has rheumatism which troubles him. Manages to get about and use his pair of horses. He does a great deal of riding during the summer. Is very good to take different people to ride. He likes to take a drive up to Oxford when the traveling is fine. We get a treat once or twice during the summer. Wales Chatfield your only own uncle living, on your father's side, lives on the old homestead in Oxford. They have only two children. William Everett is 22 years old, works on the farm with his father, unmarried. Mary the daughter is 17. She has been attending school for 2 years in N.H. and boarded with us. The first year, 1897, she attended a young ladies school, stayed there one year. Her health would not permit of her graduation. This year she is home. She may teach next season if her mother can spare her help.
Your Uncle Heibus (Heber's) widow and family are living in Ansonia, Connecticut. Carrie, the eldest daughter is married, has one little girl, they live with the mother. Edward, died when he was 24. The twins, (Ruth Wooster & Charles Heber), are now 20 years old.
Charles Heber is in the clothing store, boards home. Ruth has learned dressmaking. She also lives at home.
They are very nice to their mother. All are doing well. Jennie (Heber's wife), & Jennie (Wales' wife), were here about two weeks ago, and spent the night. Wales' wife (Jennie) was visiting Heber's wife (Jennie), for a week in Ansonia, so they surprised us with a short visit. Our family are well. Julia, is with her parents still. She is a very kind, helpful daughter. She is not married. We are glad to keep her with us. Lonie, (probably Lucius Bruton), and family live nearby on the same street. They have two children. Ruth will be five the 24th of next May. Everett will be three the 27th of June.
Our son Frederick Alfred, lives in Chicago, our business is there, residence is in Oak Park, Illinoia., one of the suburbs. They have two boys, Donald Draper, and Frederick Lewis. Donald will be five in April. Frederick was three the 16th of this month. He lost his wife year ago last August. She was a beautiful woman, and we all loved her, and it was very hard to have her called away so early in life.
I will send you a memorial, so you can judge something of her loveliness of life and character. You may keep it as we have another. The picture is excellent of her. Fred has just married another sister, Grace Draper. They were married the 7th of this month.
Grace is another very sweet and lovable girl. She has lived with our son ever since Fannydied. She will be a good mama for those children. (Fred), is connected with the Frank B. White Company, Agricultural Advertising, 17th floor of the Fisher Building, Chicago.) He is doing very nicely, has a good business. I was out there in Nov. after Fanny died. Julia, went home cousin Fannie Neal last Oct. and stayed a month with them.
Fred has two beautiful children.
Your Uncle Lucius and Aunt Emily, had some pictures taken three years ago. (When we had been married 40 years) We have a few left, will send one of each to you, and if any of the other members of your family desire one, just write to us and we will remember them also.
Now dear Nellie, I must stop. Thanking you for such a nice letter. I shall send the photos and memorial together in a day or two and direct to you. When you write again address me Mrs. L. P. Sperry, 96 Lyon St. and it will reach me all right. Give our love, and sympathy to each member of the family. Uncle Lucius and Cousin Julia send love to all.
Be sure and tell me who has the Family Bible. Fred being the eldest son, should have it. Do write soon to your loving aunt.
Emily C. Sperry
96 Lyon St.

Lived at 257 Sherman Avenue, New Haven., CT.
Parents: Enos CHATFIELD and Roxy SPERRY.

Spouse: Lucius Perkins SPERRY. Emily C CHATFIELD and Lucius Perkins SPERRY were married 29 Jan/Jun 1856 in St Peters Church, Oxford, New Haven Co., Connecticut, USA. Children were: Delia Frances SPERRY, Frederick Alfred SPERRY, Julia Evaline SPERRY, Lucius Burton SPERRY.

Spouse: Laurence DAVIS. Emily Eliza Thelma CHATFIELD and Laurence DAVIS were married on 21 March 1935 in QLD, Australia. QLD 1935/B20974 Laurence Davis Emily Eliza Thelma Chatfield
QLD Marriage Index
Emily Eliza Thelma Chatfield
Event date: 21/03/1935
Registration details: 1935/B/20974

Spouse: Edward Henry BROOKER. Emily Elizabeth CHATFIELD and Edward Henry BROOKER were married in 1899 in Brighton, Sussex East, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1899
Chatfield, Emily Elizabeth Brighton 2b 469
Brooker, Edward Henry Brighton 2b 469
Children were: Edward Henry J BROOKER, Wyndham Albert BROOKER.

Spouse: Charles O'CONNOR. Emily Jane CHATFIELD and Charles O'CONNOR were married on 31 March 1898 in Wallaroo, Copper Coast, SA, Australia. S. Australia marriages b194 p1297.
Children were: Dorothy Gertrude O'CONNOR, Agnes Mary O'CONNOR, Ida Maud O'CONNOR, Florence Louie O'CONNOR, Charles O'CONNOR, Constance Mary O'CONNOR, George Augustine O'CONNOR, Arthur O'CONNOR, Madeline O'CONNOR, Maynard O'CONNOR, Cecil Keith O'CONNOR, John Douglas O'CONNOR.

Births and Christenings, Emily Julia Chatfield, 1866
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 09 Sep 1866
baptism/christening place: St. Peters, Croydon, Surrey, England
father's name: Richard Chatfield
mother's name: Nancy Ann
indexing project (batch) number: I02191-8
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 994340
reference number: item 3 p 104
Parents: Richard CHATFIELD and Nancy Ann PEAT.

Spouse: Leonard Alfred BIRD. Emily Louisa V CHATFIELD and Leonard Alfred BIRD were married in 1918 in Portsmouth, Hampshire, England. Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1918
Chatfield, Emily L V Bird Portsmouth 2b 1362
Bird, Leonard A Chatfield Portsmouth 2b 1362
Children were: Living, Living, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Possible Deaths and Burials, Emily Chatfield
gender: Female
burial date: 24 Feb 1834
burial place: Brighton, Sussex, England
indexing project (batch) number: I07510-6
system origin: England-EASy
source film number: 1067132
reference number: pg185 ln1477

Possible Marriages Mar 1859
Chatfield Emily Brighton 2b 244
to
Hubbard Stephen Brighton 2b 244
or
Slater Philip Brighton 2b 244

Death Jun 1863
Hubbard Emily Brighton 2b 142
Parents: Charles CHATFIELD and Philadelphia "Philly" MILLER.

Spouse: William Walter JENNER. Emily Rose Beatrice CHATFIELD and William Walter JENNER were married in 1915 in Cuckfield, Sussex West, England. Marriages GRO 4th qtr 1915
Chatfield, Emily R B Jenner Cuckfield 2b 425
Jenner, William W Chatfield Cuckfield 2b 425
Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Frederick Richard GREEN. Emily Sarah CHATFIELD and Frederick Richard GREEN were married on 9 January 1904 in Victoria, Australia. The Argus, Melbourne, Vic. : Tuesday 23 February 1904
MARRIAGE.
GREEN-CHATFIELD.—On the 9th January, by the Rev. Henry James Willshire, Frederick Richard, second son of the late Thomas Henry Green, Esq., of Walthamstow, Eng., to Emily, second daughter of Captain H. W. Chatfield, of "Warrimoo," Kitore-street, Camberwell.
Children were: Arnold Holbrook GREEN, Florence Maud GREEN, Living, Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.