Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Liddie J YOUNGLOVE. Liddie J YOUNGLOVE and Martin J CONOBOY were married on 17 April 1919 in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, USA. Ohio, Births and Christenings
Name: Lydie Younglove
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 06 Sep 1893
Birthplace: Antwerp, Paulding, Ohio
Father's Name: Nelson Youngton
Mother's Name: Sarah J. Munson
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: C01195-4
System Origin: Ohio-EASy
GS Film number: 925298
Reference ID: 4

Spouse: Mary M ?. Children were: Israel J CONOLLY.

Spouse: Flora V CHATFIELD. Flora V CHATFIELD and Israel J CONOLLY were married on 29 March 1882 in Hartford, Van Buren Co., Michigan, USA. Name: Israel J. Conoly
Birth Date: 1856
Age: 26
Spouse's Name: Flora V. Chatfield
Spouse's Birth Date: 1868
Spouse's Age: 14
Event Date: 29 Mar 1882
Event Place: Hartford, Van Buren,Michigan
Spouse's Mother's Name: Emiline Chatfield Or Mcharness
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M51883-2 , System Origin: Michigan-ODM , GS Film number: 1019198
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Name: Isriel J. Conoly
Age (Expanded): 26 years
Birth Year: 1856
Birthplace: Wheeling, Virginia
Spouse's Name: Flora V. Chatfield
Spouse's Age (Expanded): 14 years
Spouse's Birth Year: 1868
Spouse's Birthplace: Lawrence, Michigan
Event Date: 29 Mar 1882
Event Place: Hartford, Van Buren, Michigan
GS Film number: 2342471 , Digital Folder Number: 4207679 , Image Number: 298 , Reference ID: v 1 p 279 rn 3693

Georgia, Death Index
Name: Cleveland Conoly
Event Type: Death
Event Date: 07 Jan 1962
Event Place: Worth, Georgia
District/Parish/County: Worth
Gender: Male
Age: 69
Race: W
Birth Year (Estimated): 1893
Certificate Number: 00798

USA, World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918"
Name: Cleveland Conoly
Event Type: Draft Registration
Event Date: 1917-1918
Event Place: Worth County, Georgia, USA
Gender: Male
Birth Date: 27 Mar 1892
Birthplace: Harrisonville, Georgia, USA
Nationality: USA
Affiliate Publication Title: World War I Selective Service System Draft Registration Cards
Affiliate Publication Number: M1509
GS Film number: 1452024
Digital Folder Number: 005146791
Image Number: 00783

Spouse: Bessie Kate CHATFIELD. Bessie Kate CHATFIELD and Cleveland CONOLY were married on 10 September 1914 in Culloden, Monroe Co., Georgia, USA. Children were: Laura CONOLY, Living, Living, Living.

Florence was a graduate of Somerville High School and Paine Hall in New York City, NY. Upon graduation from Paine Hall, she became a medical secretary followed by many years as a legal secretary at ETS.

She married Herbert Van Cleve Hurley on Sept. 19, 1943. Together, they lived and worked on Terhune's Orchard. Florence was a dedicated volunteer at St. Lawrence for 15 years. She joined the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville in 1952 and was an active member, grateful for the role the church played in her life. Florence had a gift for music, playing both piano and organ, and continued to play daily throughout her life.

Her greatest joy and passion was her family. She is survived by her four children, Kathy Hurley Chatfield, Nancy Skillman, David Hurley, and Dan Hurley. She will be forever cherished by her eight grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.

Florence taught her family how to live fully, to laugh often, and to love abundantly. Friends may visit on Friday from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. at the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville, 2688 Main St. (Rt. 206), Lawrenceville, NJ 08648. A celebration of her life will follow at 11 a.m. at the church.

Burial will take place in Highland Cemetery in Hopewell
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United States Census, 1930
Name Florence Conover
Event Place Montgomery, Somerset, New Jersey
Gender Female
Age 7
Marital Status Single
Race White
Relationship to Head of Household Daughter
Birth Year (Estimated) 1923
Birthplace New Jersey
Father's Birthplace New Jersey
Mother's Birthplace New Jersey
Sheet Letter A
Sheet Number 1
C V L Conover Jr. Head M 43 New Jersey
Eleanor Conover Wife F 44 New Jersey
Florence Conover Dau F 7 New Jersey
Kenneth Conover Son M 5 New Jersey
Ruben Rand Lodger M 45 Vermont
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United States Census, 1940
Name Florence Conover
Event Place Montgomery Township, Somerset, New Jersey
Gender Female
Age 17
Marital Status Single
Race White
Relationship to Head of Household Daughter
Birthplace New Jersey
Birth Year (Estimated) 1923
Last Place of Residence Same House
C V L Conover Head M 53 New Jersey
Nellie Conover Wife F 44 New Jersey
Florence Conover Dau F 17 New Jersey
Kenneth Conover Son M 15 New Jersey
Reuben B Rand Farm hand M 65 New Jersey
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United States Public Records
Name F Hurley
Also Known As Florence C Hurley
Residence Date 01 Mar 2004-01 Mar 2006
Residence Place Trenton, New Jersey
Birth Date 1922
Address Trenton, New Jersey 08648
Address Date 01 Mar 2004-01 Mar 2006
2nd Address Princeton, New Jersey 08540
2nd Address Date 01 Dec 1993-31 Dec 1996
3rd Address Princeton, New Jersey 08540
3rd Address Date 01 Jul 1993-20 Aug 2008
Possible Relatives H V C Hurley, Herbert V Ux Hurley
Record Number 55800552

Spouse: Herbert Van Cleve HURLEY. Florence CONOVER and Herbert Van Cleve HURLEY were married on 19 September 1943 in USA. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Cone C COTTINGHAM. Children were: Linda Marie COTTINGHAM, Rebecca Jane "Becky" COTTINGHAM.

Spouse: David Asa CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Wallace Lloyd FRENCH. Inez Anne CONROY and Wallace Lloyd FRENCH were married in 1936 in QLD, Australia. QLD 1936/B25289 Wallace Lloyd French Inez Anne Conroy

Spouse: Frances Elizabeth ROYLE. Children were: Inez Anne CONROY, Marjorie Alberta CONROY, Edna Coralie CONROY, Mavis Maibel CONROY.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Ona Marie COBB. Children were: Glenadean CONSOLVER.

Spouse: Earl Dean CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Peter CHATFIELD. Children were: Stephen CHATFIELD, George CHATFIELD, Abel CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Hildred HOBDEN. Annie CONSTABLE and Hildred HOBDEN were married in 1893 in Cuckfield, Sussex West, England. Marriages GRO 2bd qtr 1893
Hobden, Hildred Cuckfield 2b 320
Constable, Annie Cuckfield 2b 320
Children were: Albert Hildred HOBDEN.

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

Children were: James CONSTABLE.

Death GRO 2nd qtr 1935
Constable, James 81 Uckfield 2b 183

Census, 1901
name: James Constable
gender: Male
age: 47
relationship to head of household: Head
birthplace: Hurst, Sussex
record type: Household
registration district: Uckfield
sub-district: Maresfield
ecclesiastical parish: St James The Less Nutley
civil parish: Maresfield, Sussex

Census, 1911
name: James Constable
gender: Male
age: 58
birthplace: Hurstpierpoint, Sussex
record type: Household
registration district: Uckfield
sub-district: Maresfield, Sussex
Parents: Living.

Spouse: Barbara CHATFIELD. Barbara CHATFIELD and James CONSTABLE were married in 1875 in Ticehurst, Sussex East, England. Marriage GRO 4th qtr 1875
Chatfield, Barbara Ticehurst 2b 213
CONSTABLE, James Ticehurst 2b 213

Marriage
groom's name: James Constable
bride's name: Barbara Chatfield
marriage date: 1875
marriage place: Bovingdon, Hertford, England
groom's father's name: Edward Constable
bride's father's name: James Chatfield
indexing project (batch) number: M13609-3
system origin: England-VR
source film number: 1040810
reference number: 2:3W0DSSP
Children were: Albert CONSTABLE, Louisa CONSTABLE, Mary Ann CONSTABLE, Naomi CONSTABLE.

Births and Christenings
name: Mary Ann Constable
gender: Female
baptism/christening date: 03 Jul 1881
baptism/christening place: ETCHINGHAM, SUSSEX, ENGLAND
father's name: James Constable
mother's name: Barbara
indexing project (batch) number: C14803-2
system origin: England-ODM
source film number: 1468829 IT 2-3
Parents: James CONSTABLE and Barbara CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Catherine Eliza TESTER. Catherine Eliza TESTER and Robert CONSTABLE were married in 1927 in Tonbridge, Kent, England. Marriages GRO 3rd qtr 1927
Tester, Catherine E Constable Tonbridge 2a 2409
Constable, Robert Tester Tonbridge 2a 2409

Spouse: Gladys TOLAND. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Jane CHATFIELD. Children were: Alexander Frederick Charles CONTEST Jr, Rachel S P CONTEST, John Edward E CONTEST, Grace E M CONTEST, Margaret G M CONTEST, Albert J C CONTEST.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Emma Grace CONTEST.

ALLEGED ASSAULT. When the case of Emma Grace Chatfield against Emma Stanley for unlawful assault was called on, Mr. W. P. Kelly, said he appeared for the defendant. The P.M. asked if a settlement, could be arrived at, and Mr. Kelly said he would endeavour to arrange this. The Court was adjourned for ten minutes, and Mr. Kelly then announced that the parties had come to an agreement, and it was settled. The P.M. congratulated the parties on arriving at such an understanding.
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Wellington Times (NSW : Thursday 20 December 1934)
Cross Summons Case.
Emma Grace Chatfield proceeded against Rose Bartley for unlawful assault, and Rose in turn proceeded against Grace for insulting language. Both cases were heard together. Mr. F. Davidson (Messrs Quirk and Davidson) appeared for Mrs. Chatfield, and Mr. L. O'Neil (Messrs W. P. Kelly and Son) appeared for Rose Bartley. This was another case in which the Police Magistrate endeavoured to hold out the alive branch, but the delinquents desired to see it fought out to a finish. Mrs. Emma Grace Chatfield, a married woman, of Bushranger's Creek, Wellington, said that on the 9th instant, she was out on the Common, with her son and his wife, and her own husband, to do some horse trading. She was about 50 yards from Mrs. Bell's house. She was speaking to Mr. Carr, a general conversation, when defendant walk- ed up and said, "Are you as good a woman now as you were yesterday." Defendant said, "Why?" Defendant came up on her blind side — she was blind in one eye, and struck her on the sid of her blind eye. She hung on to Mr. Carr, and called her husband. She was bleeding from nose and mouth, and her handkerchief was saturated with blood. Defendant made three attempts to strike her. On the day previous she saw defendant in Percy Street, on the Park corner. Witness passed her and said to her, "You had little to do to give Harold in charge, as his business had little to do with wit- ness or her." Defendant said, "This what Mrs. Powyer should do to you for walking, around with her husband, and if she ran round with her husband, she would give her more than a kicking. She did not use the language complained of. She went to Dr. Black on the Tuesday.

The bleeding, did not stop until Thursday. She lost a great quantity of blood. By Mr. O'Neil: She knew what Mrs. Bartley meant when she spoke to her at the Common. She did not use bad language. Mrs. Bell was about when the assault took place. Witness was struck when she went to turn her head. Witness' son wanted to pull his coat off to fight her assailant. At the Park corner, she had her son's wife with her, and witness enumerated a number of people who were there. She did not swear when she was struck. There was no provocation. Catherine Patricia Chatfield, wife of Harold Chatfield, stated she was in Percy Street on the day in ques- tion with her mother in-law. She gave similar evidence as the pre- vious witness in regard to what took place at the corner. Witness said she was with her husband, who wanted to sell a horse, and witness described exactly what took place as stated by the previous witness. She heard Mrs. Chatfield call Mrs. Barkley a coward. By Mr. O'Neil: She never remem- bered Rose and Mrs. Chatfield having had a previous quarrel at Bushran- ger's Cieek, and denied having heard Mrs. Chatfield use the words com- plained of. Mrs. Bell was a long way away. Her mother-in-law did not do any swearing. Sydney William Chatfield, labourer, gave his version of what took place on the Common, on the date of the alleged assault. Mrs. Bartley walked out of the crowd, and after certain questions, his wife was struck on the temple. Witness caught hold of her and took her over to the other women. The blood was coming from his wife's nose and she was also spitting blood. Mrs. Matilda Bell was also present. By Mr. O'Neil: There was no other squabble afterwards. One of his sons were there, and took his coat off. Witness did not hear his son say, "have a go at me." After his wife was struck, she did not continue using bad language. There was a crowd of people present at the time. Rose Bartley said that on the Saturday afternoon there was a crowd of people present, when Mrs. Chatfield came along and called her a certain name. She was disgusted, at the names, and said she would see her to-morrow at any time, and witness said she would see her at the Mission. Mr. Chatfield had called her certain names at Bushranger's Creek on the Saturday morning. Witness walked up to Mrs. Chatfield, and asked if she was as good as she was the previous day. Mrs. Chatfield said "Yes", and put up her hands, and witness struck her in the face. Mrs. Chatfield's son said if witness hit his mother he would hit her. They were all to gether and there was a ring. By Mr. Davidson: Mrs. Chatfield said she would see her in the morning, and put up her hands. Some of the people were playing "two-up". Mrs. Bell came up after she struck Mrs. Chatfield with her open hands. Witness saw her hang on to Mr. Carr, and Mrs. Chatfield called her certain names, and spoke in a loud and angry tone. She did not see her bleeding, as she walked away. She was at the Mission a couple of hours before the fight took place. She did not know Mrs. Chatfield was blind. Witness did not give Mrs. Chatfield's son in charge, but told the police about him. By Mr. O'Neil: Mr. Chatfield had been there for a good while, and was in the ring. Matilda Bell, a married woman, related what took place. Mrs. Chatfield was standing about 10 yards from the ring. Rose Bartley asked Mrs. Chatfield if she was as good a woman as she was yesterday, when she asked her a certain question. Rose Bartley then struck Mrs. Chatfield on the chest, and side of face, and Mrs. Chatfield said that "That black --- nearly knocked me out." By Mr. Davidson; The bleeding was nothing out of the way. She heard that the women were going to settle it. She did not expect any one would want to miss a "brawl up" with women. Mrs. Chatfield was talking to Mr. Carr, and Rose went straight up to Mrs. Chatfield. Witness would not say that Rose put in a "king" hit. Witness said she had paid to see worse fights than one would see out there. Witness said she put in the left and right, and Mrs. Chatfield deserved what she got after what she had said to Rose. Witness did not keep the handkerchief as a souvenir. She played for keeps. What she would call a good hit. She did not think. Rose had a good left, and the hit with the left and was not severe. By Mr. O'Neill: Rose did not sneak up to strike Mrs. Chatfield. The P.M. said that he would dismiss the case of language, and there was no doubt there was an assault, but the woman had had provocation. She was fined 10/-, 8/- costs, 10/6 doctor's expenses and £2/2/- professional costs. Three months were allowed in which to pay.
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Wellington Times (NSW : Thursday 27 January 1938)
WELLINGTON POLICE COURT

The following cases were dealt with before Mr. C. Pickup, S.M., at the local police court on Monday last: -

CASES SETTLED. Emma Grace Chatfield summoned Florence Stewart for using indecent language, and Florence Stewart returned the compliment by proceeding against Emma Grace Chatfield for using indecent language. Mr. Kelly appeared for Stewart and Mr. F. Davidson for Chatfield. When the cases were called, Mr. Kelly asked that they be heard with closed doors, and the public left, but the doors did not remain closed long, because the cases only took a few minutes, a settlement having been arrived at between the contending parties, and the cases were struck out.
Parents: Charles CONTEST and Living.

Spouse: Sydney William CHATFIELD. Emma Grace CONTEST and Sydney William CHATFIELD were married in 1910 in Coonabarabran, Warrumbungle Shire, NSW, Australia. 1296/1910 Chatfield, Sidney W Contest, Emma Coonabarabran
Children were: Florence A CHATFIELD, Harold James CHATFIELD, Lily M CHATFIELD, Donald CHATFIELD, Barbara CHATFIELD, Clarence CHATFIELD, Infant Female CHATFIELD, Infant Male CHATFIELD, James CHATFIELD, Jean CHATFIELD, Living.

Spouse: Sarah WHEELER. Children were: Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: William Augustus WELLS Sr. Children were: William Augustus WELLS II.

Spouse: Hazel Jenette BITNEY.

Spouse: Patrick CASSIN. Children were: William James CASSIN.

Spouse: Walter Vactor COLEMAN II. Children were: Living.