Spouse: Mary Anna NEMEC. Mary Anna NEMEC and Frank John MACHACEK Sr were married on 18 October 1922 in Williamson Co., Texas, USA. Name: Francis Machacek
Spouse's Name: Mary Nemec
Event Date: 18 Oct 1922
Event Place: , Williamson, Texas
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00020-7 , System Origin: Texas-EASy , GS Film number: 1579019 , Reference ID: Pg 327 Cn 654
Children were: Living.

Spouse: Frantiska / Frances NEMEC. Frantiska / Frances NEMEC and Jan / John William MACHACEK were married on 19 September 1921 in Williamson Co., Texas, USA. Name: John W. Machacek
Spouse's Name: Frances Nemec
Event Date: 19 Sep 1921
Event Place: , Williamson, Texas
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M59402-5 , System Origin: Texas-VR , GS Film number: 1007899 , Reference ID: 2:1L5C8SM
Children were: Charles Antone / Anthony "Charlie" MACHACEK, Martha Marie MACHACEK, John Francis "Johnny" MACHACEK, Living.

Spouse: Alice Caroline FINN. Alice Caroline FINN and John Francis "Johnny" MACHACEK were married about 1954 in USA. Marriage not found.

Spouse: Woodrow Wilson "Woody" HEAD. Martha Marie MACHACEK and Woodrow Wilson "Woody" HEAD were married on 19 December 1942 in Matagorda Co., Texas, USA. Texas, County Marriage Records
Name Woodrow W Head
Titles and Terms Mr
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 19 Dec 1942
Event Place Matagorda, Texas
Gender Male
Age 26
Birth Year (Estimated) 1916
Spouse's Name Martha Machacek
Spouse's Titles and Terms Miss
Spouse's Gender Female
Spouse's Age 18
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1924
Page 580
Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Charles B HILL Jr. Martha Marie MACHACEK and Charles B HILL Jr were married on 20 February 1978 in Clark Co., Nevada, USA. Nevada Marriage Index
Name Charles B Hill
Titles and Terms Jr
Event Date 20 Feb 1978
Event Place Clark, Nevada
Residence Place Texas
Registration Date 06 Mar 1978
Registration Place , Clark, Nevada
Gender Male
Spouse's Name Martha Marie Head
Spouse's Residence Place Texas
Type of Officiator Religious celebrant
Page B133143
Book Number 532
Instrument Number 930526
Registration Year (Original) 1978

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Mary MACHIN.

Spouse: Benjamin CHATFIELD. Mary MACHIN and Benjamin CHATFIELD were married on 10 February 1824 in St Alphage, Greenwich, London, England. England Marriages
Name Benjamin Chatfield
Spouse's Name Mary Machin
Event Date 10 Feb 1824
Event Place Saint Alphage,Greenwich,Kent,England
Children were: Edmund Benjamin CHATFIELD, William CHATFIELD, Julia CHATFIELD, Caroline CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Mary Ann RUCKER. Children were: Peter Joseph "Pj" MACK.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Athalie June WALDEN. Athalie June WALDEN and Niles H "Buster" MACK were married on 4 March 1936 in Campbell Co., Tennessee, USA. Tennessee, State Marriage Index
Name: Athlee June (Unknown) Walden
Event Type: Marriage
Event Date: 04 Mar 1936
Event Place: Campbell, Tennessee
Gender: Female
Spouse's Name: Niles H Mack
Page: 288
Children were: June E MACK, Living.

Spouse: Frances R LANE. Frances R LANE and Niles H "Buster" MACK were married on 1 October 1983 in Whitley Co., Kentucky, USA. Kentucky, Vital Record Indexes
Name Niles H Mack
Event Type Marriage
Event Date 01 Oct 1983
Event Place Whitley, Kentucky
Residence Place Whitley, Kentucky
Age 71
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1912
Spouse's Name Francis R Lane
Spouse's Age 66
Spouse's Race White
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated) 1917

Spouse: Bessie Evans CHATFIELD. Bessie Evans CHATFIELD and Peter Joseph "Pj" MACK were married on 26 January 1906 in USA. Children were: Niles H "Buster" MACK.

Spouse: Percy Garraway CHATFIELD. Amelia Elizabeth "Millie" MACKANESS and Percy Garraway CHATFIELD were married on 9 July 1887 in St Philip, Church Hill, Sydney, NSW, Australia. 1018/1887 CHATFIELD, PERCY G MACKANESS, AMELIA C SYDNEY
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MARRIAGE.
The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Wednesday 13 July 1887
CHATFIELD-MACKANESS.-July 9, at St. Philip's Church, Sydney, by the Rev. J. D. Langley, Percy Garraway, second son of Captain C. S. F. Chatfield, of Ryde, to Amelia (Millie) E., second daughter of the late James Mackaness, of St. Leonards.
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The Sydney Morning Herald, NSW : Saturday 10 July 1937
GOLDEN WEDDING
CHATFIELD-MACKANESS.-July 9. 1887, at St, Philip's, Church Hill,Sydney by the Rev. J D. Langley, Percy G. son of Captain and the late Mrs, Chatfield, of Ryde, to Amelia E., daughter of the late James and Mrs Mackaness. of St. Leonards. North Sydney. Present address; Aeolus, North-road. Ryde.
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Tuesday 20 July 1937)
MR. AND MRS. P. G, CHATFIELD, well-known residents of Ryde, were recipients of numerous congratulations recently on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. They were married at St. Philip's Church, Church Hill, and have resided at Ryde ever since. Mr. Chatfield was for many years an alderman of Ryde Council, and has been Mayor on several occasions.
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The Australian Women's Weekly (16 October 1937)
BIG DAY for 1500 Married COUPLES
Wedding Commemoration Service at St. Philip's Church
Over 1500 married couples who have taken their marital vows within the walls of St. Philip's Church, Church Hill, Sydney, have been invited to attend a special wedding commemoration service on Sunday, October 17.
The longest-married couple who will attend the Service will be Mr. and Mrs. Chatfield, of Ryde, who celebrated their golden wedding in July this year.
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ST. PHILIP'S CHURCH. Meet Mr. and Mrs. Chatfield. I was married 50 years ago in St. Philip's Church," said Mr. Percy Garraway Chatfield in a special interview with The Australian Women's Weekly. "It seems no time! To look back on 50 years is nothing to look forward to that number of years, one feels is a life-time." "We both feel as young and as happy to-day as we did 50 years ago," said Mrs. Chatfield, who looks remarkably young for her age. "There were no trams, no telephones and no electricity, when we were married at St. Philip's. "It's almost impossible to believe that the church in its surroundings to-day is the same one we were married in." "I well remember my wedding day," said Mr. Chatfield. "I arrived from the New England district to be married, to find my family and home in quarantine and the yellow flag waving outside. "The policeman who patrolled the house questioned me as to whether I lived there, but, not wanting any delay with my wedding, I denied all association. "Consequently I was running round trying to borrow clothes, and ended in being married in odds and ends collected around the neighborhood."
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11,000 Weddings
The Chatfields' wedding ls one of 11,000 which have been celebrated in St. Philip's Church since 1807. St. Philip's, "The Church of Romances," averages 250 marriage ceremonies a year, and is as fashionable and popular to-day for weddings as it was in the dim past of 1809, when Rev. William Cowper arrived in Australia from the Old Country as its first rector. Mr. Cowper found himself in a strange world. He was horrified to find that among the convicts, and even a certain number of officers, the ceremony of marriage was looked on as quite unnecessary. Governor Macquarie, upon his arrival the following year, dealt with this matter in one of his characteristic proclamations. In this he expressed his "high disapprobation of such immorality, and his future resolution to repress it." Among the convicts, at least, the Governor's manifesto had an effect, with the result that the Rev. William Cowper was kept busy at St. Philip's Church reading the marriage service. To cope with the rush, as many as six couples had to be married at the one service, and it is recorded in the register books that eighteen couples were married in one day. One of the Rev. Cowper's sons subsequently became Premier of N.S.W. Early registers of St. Philip's Church are in the keeping of the Registrar-General, but the first entry in the register at St. Philip's Church was in 1826. Most of the signatures in this register were in the form of an "x," for few of the parties could sign their names.
Children were: Charles James CHATFIELD, Percy Mackaness CHATFIELD, Dorothy Millicent CHATFIELD, Keith Garraway CHATFIELD, Enid Emily CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Amelia Martha BAINES. Amelia Martha BAINES and James MACKANESS were married in 1855 in NSW, Australia. V1855923 43B/1855 MACKANESS, JAMES BAINES, AMELIA
Children were: Amelia Elizabeth "Millie" MACKANESS, Living.

Spouse: Thomas BOXSHALL. Bridget MACKAY and Thomas BOXSHALL were married on 26 January 1851 in Christ Church, Geelong, Victoria, Australia. Children were: Living.

Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

OBITUARY -- Elinor Chatfield-Taylor
November 06, 1997
Elinor Chatfield-Taylor, once one of San Francisco's leading real estate brokers, died Monday in San Rafael after a long battle with Alzheimer's disease. She was 84.
Born in New York City, Mrs. Chatfield-Taylor was a descendant of Captain Edward Bangs, a member of the Plymouth Colony and founder of the town of Brewster, Mass.
Several years after a divorce from her first husband, the late Joseph A. Thomas, Mrs. Chatfield- Taylor moved to San Francisco in 1948 with her second husband, the late Robert Chatfield-Taylor.
Known for her vibrance, Mrs. Chatfield-Taylor devoted most of her time to the Children's Hospital Women's Auxiliary, which helped raise money for the San Francisco hospital.
During her real estate career, she specialized in luxury homes, retiring from Hill and Company in the late 1980s.
She is survived by four children, Michael M. Thomas of Sag Harbor, N.Y., Jeffrey Thomas of San Francisco, Joan Chatfield-Taylor of San Francisco and Robert F. Chatfield-Taylor Jr. of Weston, Mass.; 13 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren.
Funeral services will be private, and a memorial service is scheduled for December.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Robert Farwell CHATFIELD-TAYLOR Sr. Elinor MACKENZIE and Robert Farwell CHATFIELD-TAYLOR Sr were married in USA. Children were: Joan H CHATFIELD-TAYLOR, Dr Robert Farwell CHATFIELD-TAYLOR Jr.

Spouse: Robert LANGTREE.

Spouse: Hamilton Bartlett MATHEWS. Enid Chatfield MACKENZIE and Hamilton Bartlett MATHEWS were married on 16 June 1900 in All Saints, Parramatta, NSW, Australia. Children were: Enid Mackenzie MATHEWS, Hamilton Mackenzie MATHEWS, Francis Mackenzie MATHEWS, Mary S M MATHEWS.

Spouse: Malcolm James IRVING. Erla Chatfield MACKENZIE and Malcolm James IRVING were engaged in September 1943 in Chatswood, Sydney, NSW, Australia. They were married in 1944 in Sydney, NSW, Australia. 43/1944 IRVING, MALCOLM JAMES MACKENZIE, ERLA CHATFIELD SYDNEY
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Saturday 18 September 1943)
IRVING-MACKENZIE.-The Engagement is announced of Ella Chatfield, younger daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Mackenzie, of Marouhra. to Malcolm James (A.I.F.), son of the late Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Irving, of Chatswood.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Gordon Kettle MACKENZIE, Living, Living, Joan Margaret MACKENZIE.

Spouse: Theresa Bridget D'EVLIN. Theresa Bridget D'EVLIN and Henry MACKENZIE were married in 1900 in QLD, Australia. QLD 1900/B643 Henry MacKenzie - Theresa Bridget D'Evlin

Spouse: Alexander Walter Scott GREGG. Irene Chatfield MACKENZIE and Alexander Walter Scott GREGG were married on 12 March 1914 in St James, Burwood, Sydney, NSW, Australia. 6474/1914 GREGG ALEXANDER W S MACKENZIE IRENE C BURWOOD
Children were: Irene E GREGG.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: William CHATFIELD Jnr.. Kate Stuart MACKENZIE and William CHATFIELD Jnr. were married on 27 December 1871 in St Michael's Church, Balmain, Sydney, NSW, Australia. The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Saturday 27 January 1872) and
Australian Town and Country Journal (NSW : Saturday 6 January 1872)
CHATFIELD-MACKENZIE - December 27, at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. H. 8. King, William Chatfield, Esq., of Natal Downs, Queensland, to Kate Stuart, fourth daughter of W. H. Mackenzie. Esq., Surry Hills.

IGI states Marriage: 27 Aug 1871 St Mary, Balmain (Which is near Sydney)
Children were: Kate CHATFIELD, Helen CHATFIELD, Emma "Emmy" CHATFIELD, Letitia "Letty" CHATFIELD.

Spouse: James Maunsell SPRY. Kate Stuart MACKENZIE and James Maunsell SPRY were married on 4 October 1889 in All Souls, Leichhardt, NSW, Australia. 2029/1889 SPRY, JAMES M CHATFIELD, KATE S LEICHHARDT
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : Monday 14 October 1889)
Marriages.
SPRY - CHATFIELD. - October 4, by special license, at All Souls', Leichhardt, by the Rev, Thomas Holme, James M. Spry, to Kate Stuart Chatfield, widow of the late William Chatfield, jun.
Children were: Edmund Trant SPRY, Lilian Marjorie SPRY.

Spouse: Catherine Anne Cordeaux WADDY. Catherine Anne Cordeaux WADDY and Lewis Chatfield MACKENZIE were married on 24 April 1909 in St James, Morpeth, NSW, Australia. 5296/1909 Mackenzie, Lewis C Waddy, Catherine A C Morpeth
Query 14 APR 1909.
Children were: Angus W MACKENZIE, Bruce Waddy MACKENZIE, Betty W MACKENZIE, Richard Anderson Waddy MACKENZIE, Living, Living.

Spouse: Stella Tornaghi SIM. Stella Tornaghi SIM and Macalister Chatfield MACKENZIE were married on 21 November 1925 in Running Stream, Rylstone, NSW, Australia. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Frances Mia Blakely SOMERVILLE. Frances Mia Blakely SOMERVILLE and Malcolm Chatfield MACKENZIE were married on 9 September 1912 in St James Church, Sydney, NSW, Australia. 8849/1912 MACKENZIE, MALCOLM C & SOMERVILLE, FRANCES M B SYDNEY
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MACKENZIE-SOMERVILLE.- September 9, 1912 at St. James Church, Sydney, by the Rev. Charles Rice, Malcolm Chatfield, third son of R. J. Mackenzie, Arnold Grove, Parramatta to Frances Mia Blakely, elder daughter of J. Blakely Somerville. Late, Kellett-avenue, Darlinghurst.
The Sydney Morning Herald, NSW, Sat 12 Oct 1912.
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WEDDING.
MACKENZIE— SOMERVILLE.
The wedding of Mr. Malcolm Chatfleld Mackenzle, of Coff's Harbor, third son of Mr. R. J. Mackenzie, Arnold Grove, Parramatta, and Miss Frances Mia Somervlle, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Blakely Somerville, of Lara, Kellett-avenue, Darllnghurst, was solemnised by the Rev. Charles Bice at St. James's Church on Monday evening. The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a handsome toilette of white silk showing a tunic effect of lace applique. Her veil of embroidered tulle was lent for the occasion by Mrs. Baker, and was held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms. She carried a shower bouquet of white stocks and roses.. Miss Erla Somerville, wearing white hailstone muslin inlet with lace, and carrying a bouquet of sweet peas, attended her sister as bridesmaid, and Major R. Mackenzie supported his brother as best man. At the conclusion of tho ceremony Mr. and .Mrs. Somerville received about 50 guests at Sargents' rooms, where a reception was held, and where Mr, and Mrs. Mackenzie received the congratulations of their friends. Mrs. Somerville wore a toilette of black Ottoman silk, worn with a long coat of black. In the evening the bride and bridegroom left for Coff's Harbor.
The Sun, Sydney, NSW. Wed 11 Sep 1912 .
Children were: Erla Chatfield MACKENZIE, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Ella Frances CHATFIELD. Ella Frances CHATFIELD and Robert Jones MACKENZIE were married on 17 April 1872 in St Johns, Darlinghurst, NSW, Australia. Empire (Sydney, NSW : Saturday 20 April 1872)
MACKENZIE—CHATFIELD—April 17, at St. John's, Darlinghurst, by the Rev. Thomas Hayden, Robert J. Mackenzie, third son of W. H. Mackenzie, Esq., Surry Hills, to Ella Frances, youngest daughter of W. Chatfield, Esq.
Children were: Robert Chatfield MACKENZIE, Linda Chatfield MACKENZIE, Enid Chatfield MACKENZIE, Irene Chatfield MACKENZIE, Lewis Chatfield MACKENZIE, Malcolm Chatfield MACKENZIE, Macalister Chatfield MACKENZIE, Angus Chatfield MACKENZIE, Rupert C MACKENZIE, Captain Gordon Chatfield MACKENZIE, Wallace Chatfield MACKENZIE.