Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

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

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

Spouse: John STOCK. Nina A CHATFIELD and John STOCK were married on 27 May 1903 in Hart Lot, Onondaga Co., New York, USA. Children were: Thelma STOCK, Merrill Aubrey STOCK Sr, George Berlin STOCK.

Spouse: Otto EGELER. Nina B CHATFIELD and Otto EGELER were married on 27 October 1922 in Livingston, Park Co., Montana, USA. Montana, County Marriages
Name: Otto Egeler
Event Date: 27 Oct 1922
Event Place: Livingston, Park, Montana
Age: 25
Marital Status: Single
Race: White
Birthplace: Clyde Park, Park, Mont.
Birth Year (Estimated): 1897
Father's Name: Jacob Egeler
Mother's Name: Rose Ladel
Spouse's Name: Nina Chatfield
Spouse's Age: 22
Spouse's Marital Status: Single
Spouse's Race: White
Spouse's Birthplace: Colonua, Waushaia, Wis.
Spouse's Birth Year (Estimated): 1900
Spouse's Father's Name: George W. Chatfield
Spouse's Mother's Name: Katie Worthing
Reference ID: BK-8 Pg 405
GS Film number: 1940412
Digital Folder Number: 4351430
Image Number: 644
Children were: Living.

Spouse: Clarence J PRATT. Nina Frances CHATFIELD and Clarence J PRATT were married on 19 December 1907 in Syracuse, Onondaga Co., New York, USA. Children were: Eveyln Elise PRATT, Dorothy Irene PRATT, Edith Helena PRATT, Kenneth Charles PRATT, Kendric Chatfield PRATT.

Spouse: Aloysius John O'TOOLE. Nina Marie CHATFIELD and Aloysius John O'TOOLE were married on 11 August 1906 in Howell, Livingston Co., Michigan, USA. They were divorced. Michigan, Marriages
Name: Aloysius J. O'Toole
Age (Expanded): 21 years
Birth Year: 1885
Birthplace: Illinois
Spouse's Name: Mina M. Chatfield
Spouse's Age (Expanded): 22 years
Spouse's Birth Year: 1884
Spouse's Birthplace: Michigan
Event Date: 11 Aug 1906
Event Place: Howell, Livingston, Michigan
Father's Name: Thomas
Mother's Name: M. Guilforle
Spouse's Father's Name: Lester O.
Spouse's Mother's Name: Sarah Mcknight
GS Film number: 2342676
Digital Folder Number: 4208689
Image Number: 217
Reference ID: item 5 p 647 rn 51618
Children were: Jack Chatfield O'TOOLE.

Spouse: Claude WYATT. Nolla Lucretia CHATFIELD and Claude WYATT were married in 1932 in New Zealand. NZ Marriage Index 1932/2627 Nolla Lucretia Chatfield Claude Wyatt

Tom and Jeanne went on to have two children, Todd Owen and Juli Kae. They were charter members of Shepherd of the Valley where part of their family still attends today. Jeanne enjoyed teaching Sunday School and participating in Glenwood's Mother's Club in Rossford. Tom encouraged her to do things she enjoyed, including her time as a realtor. "Why work when you can have fun?" Working at local gift shops, crafting, antiquing, traveling, music and spending time with friends and family filled her life with joy. Her favorite vacation with Tom was a train trip through the Canadian Rockies.

Left to carry on her legacy of love are her daughter and son-in-law, Juli and John Steinmetz of Perrysburg; granddaughter, Sara (Doug) Balsmeyer; and their children, Ezekiel, Micah and Tabitha of Walbridge; granddaughter, Alexis Morgan (Frank Guccione) of Commerce City, CO.; grandson, Jonathon Morgan (Kerrin Treas) of Monroe, MI.; and sister, Patsy (John) Lucas of Dungannon, VA. Jeanne was preceded in death by her parents; sister, Rosemary Wells; her son, Todd O. Morgan; and her hubby of 59 years, Thomas Lee Morgan.

The Blade - Perrysburg, OH - 17 to 18 Nov 2019
Parents: Clarence Richard CHATFIELD and Hortence Valera "Tencie" SAWMILLER.

Spouse: Thomas L MORGAN. Nora Jean CHATFIELD and Thomas L MORGAN were married on 25 January 1958 in Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, Toledo, Lucas Co., Ohio, USA. Children were: Todd Owen MORGAN, Living.

Spouse: Ralph William JAVINS. Nora Virginia CHATFIELD and Ralph William JAVINS were married about 1920. Children were: Living, Living, Living, Hilpert Lee JAVINS, Infant JAVINS.

She walked out on the family around 1950.

She was cremated and at my brother’s insistence her five children met to inter her ashes at the Memory Garden Memorial Park in Brea, Orange County, California. Two of us breathed a sigh of regret, two heaved a sigh of relief—and I—I was a mixture of both. Betty was disappointed Mom was ensconced so high up as it made it impossible to dance on her grave. I was grateful as I knew I was now out of her reach.

Occupation: Family variety store, seamstress, cook/housekeeper for priests.
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USA Census, 1940
Name: Norine Clemens
Event Place: Ward 1, Watsonville, Watsonville Judicial Township, Santa Cruz, California
Gender: Female
Age: 24
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Relationship to Head of Household: Wife
Birthplace: California
Birth Year (Estimated): 1916
Last Place of Residence: Same Place
Household Role Gender Age Birthplace
Carl Clemens Head M 34 Minnesota
Norine Clemens Wife F 24 California
Larry Clemens Son M 6 California
Carleen Clemens Dau F 5 California
Elizabeth A Clemens Dau F 0 California
District: 44-26 , Family Number: 118 , Sheet Number and Letter: 5A , Line Number: 38 , Digital Folder Number: 005456424 , Image Number: 00196
Parents: Charles Henry CHATFIELD and Nellie Belle CHAMBERLIN.

Spouse: Carl John CLEMENS. Noreen Ellen "Babe" CHATFIELD and Carl John CLEMENS were married on 4 February 1933 in Colusa Co., California, USA. They were divorced in December 1953 in Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Colusa, Tuolumne Co., California, USA. They were divorced. At an early hour this morning Miss Noreen Chatfield became the bride of Carl Clemens of Rochester, Minn., at a ceremony performed in Our Lady of Lourdes Church immediately following 8 o’clock mass services. The members of the immediate families of the contracting couple and close friends attended the ceremony. The groom is employed by the contracting firm that built the Colusa weir. His headquarters are in Stockton. At the close of the early morning service the bride and groom left for Stockton, where they will make their home. Their honeymoon has not been planned although they expect to visit the east sometime this summer. Clemens has many friends and relatives there.

Miss Chatfield is the daughter of Mrs. Nellie Chatfield of Colusa. They have resided here for the past year, coming from Chico. During that time two of Mrs. Chatfield’s daughters have become brides. Mrs. James Fouch, J., (Ina) was also married here recently.

At the impressive ceremony Margaret (Micki) Anderson of Chico, a close friend of the bride, was the bridesmaid. Lawrence Clemens of Stockton, brother of the groom, was the best man. The bride is a girl of many charms and has a large coterie of well wishing friends.
Children were: Living, Living, Elizabeth Ann "Betty \ Liz" CLEMENS, Claudia CLEMENS, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Archibald Edward "Arch" WOOLDRIDGE. Norma CHATFIELD and Archibald Edward "Arch" WOOLDRIDGE were married in 1938 in QLD, Australia. QLD 1938/B32070 Archibald Edward Wooldridge Norma Chatfield

The Courier-Mail (Brisbane, Qld. : Saturday 9 May 1936) [George & Florence Ann mrd 1908 in QLD]
WOOLDRIDGE - CHATFIELD. The engagement is announced of Norma, fourth daughter of Mrs. Florence Ann Chatfield nee King and the late Mr. George Chatfield, "Kia-Ora," Windsor, to Arch., eldest Son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wooldridge, Warwick.

Spouse: Philo Glenn IRVEN.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Arthur ANDERSON. Children were: Living.

In 1844 (not 1838), while Texas still was a Republic, Norman Chatfield was granted a license to trade in a part of Robertson County, Texas which became Navarro County. The area was unsettled, and likely some of his customers included Kickapoo and various Caddo tribes. His trading post came to be called "Chatfield Springs" or "Chatfield Point," later shortened to Chatfield. He was there until 1847 or 1848, on the tax roll, which was subsequent to Navarro County being carved from Robertson.

He left his trading post with his wife and children, and they then settled at Lyman Wight's Zodiac settlement at Fredericksburg, Texas. This was an early Mormon colony, so it is true he joined a Mormon settlement, but not at Salt Lake City. He probably already was Mormon when he came to Texas, but I don't have any records of that.

Although I have extensive information on him, I do not have a photograph. Have you ever heard of anyone having a photo of Norman? There is a photo of his brother, Oliver, and I think others in the family. But for obvious reasons, I want a photograph of Norman. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated regarding who to contact about a photo.

Rob Jones
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USA Census, 1850
Name: Norman Chatfield
Event Place: Zodiac, Gillespie, Texas
Gender: Male
Age: 46
Birthplace: New York
Birth Year (Estimated): 1804
House Number: 266
Family Number: 266
Line Number: 6
Affiliate Publication Number: M432
Affiliate Film Number: 910
GS Film number: 24889
Digital Folder Number: 004191104
Image Number: 00620
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Norman Chatfield M 46 New York
Sarah Chatfield F 45 New York
Silas Chatfield M 16 Missouri
Martha Chatfield F 13 Missouri
Juliette Chatfield F 7 Texas
Byron Chatfield M 3 Texas
Parents: Silas CHATFIELD and Rachel GROVER.

Spouse: Sarah "Sally" EAMES. Sarah "Sally" EAMES and Norman "Champion" CHATFIELD were married on 14 November 1824 in Cuyahoga Co., Ohio, USA. Children were: Sarah CHATFIELD, Omera CHATFIELD, Ann Marie CHATFIELD, Silas Porter CHATFIELD, Martha CHATFIELD, Juliette CHATFIELD, Byron CHATFIELD.

meroriallibrary.com/CO/1898DenverPB/pages/pbrd1058.htm Written about 1894-5.

NORMAN CHATFIELD. A perusal of the briefest history of the eventful life of the gentleman of whom this article is penned yet brings to any imaginative mind strange pictures of stirring adventures by land and sea; of vicissitudes, hardships, good and bad fortune, not often crowded into the life of one man. A man of real genius, equally at home on the high seas, in the mines and mountains, on the plains or prairies, lakes or rivers, as master of a boat or manager of a mill, his like is rarely seen. At present he is the superintendent of the Kansas mill, owned by the Gold Co in Mining Company. This is a forty-stamp mill, located at Nevadaville, Gilpin County.

The paternal grandfather of our subject, Nicholas Chatfield, came from an old agricultural family in Kent, England. Nicholas, Jr., father of Norman Chatfield, was likewise a native of Kent, and there learned the tanner's and currier's trade. Coming to America, he started a tannery at Cornwall-on-the-Hudson, and later removed it to Canterbury Township, on a creek of the same name. After a busy and successful career, he died in 1881, at the advanced age of fourscore years. His wife, who departed this life in 1880, when in her eighty-third year, was born in Kent, and was a Miss Susan Nye in her maidenhood. Their nine children all grew to maturity, and all but two are still living. Two sons, George and Howard, took part in the Civil war.

Norman Chatfield was born at Cornwall, N. Y., January 20, 1842, and attended the school of Canterbury until he was a lad of fourteen. In 1856 he shipped aboard a sailing vessel at Nantucket and started on a long whaling voyage. They proceeded southward to the Cape of Good Hope, thence to New Zealand, cruised near Kamchatka, spent the summer season in the north and winters further south, and thus passed four years. Young Chatfield, who went as a cabin boy, was gradually promoted, was a stroke-oresman (sic), and the third year was made a harpooner. On three different occasions he was dashed out of the boat, the latter being smashed to pieces by the infuriated whale, which the crew were endeavoring to capture. Each time Mr. Chatfield escaped but little the worse for his terrible experience. At length the cargo was unloaded in San Francisco and the crew discharged. In the fall of 1859 our young friend returned home by way of the Isthmus of Panama. Next year he made two trips to London as third mate of the packet ship "Patrick Henry," and in 1861 took a position as mate on the clipper "B. F. Hoxie," which left New York with a cargo of general merchandise, went around the Horn, and reached San Francisco at the end of about four months. Upon landing in the last-named city, Mr. Chatfield became captain of a schooner, the "Dart," plying between Benicia, Mexico and San Francisco. This place he held for a year, and next we find him as second mate on the bark "Catalpa," running to Hong Kong. Following this, he was second mate on the "Elizabeth F. Willetts," which went from the Golden Gate to New York around the Cape of Good Hope, and weighed anchor at her destination February 10, 1863. One of the incidents of the trip was that of being chased by the privateer schooner "Retribution." Owing to the fact that the merchant marine service was so badly crippled by the Civil war then in progress, Mr. Chatfield spent two years sailing on the rivers and bays of the northern Atlantic coast, and this terminated his sea-faring life.

In February, 1865, our subject started from New York for Colorado, proceeding from Atchison by mule teams to Denver, where he landed April 26. That summer he mined and prospected along Clear Creek, and in the autumn took charge of the Stoner stamp mill in Nevada. At the end of a year he became engineer of the Whitcomb mill, where he remained another twelvemonth. His next venture was to lease the Stoner, La Crosse and Pacific National mills, an aggregation of forty-eight stamps. When the season had closed he was made engineer of the Kansas mill, after which he took charge of and operated the Mercer County mine and the American Flag. In 1874 he returned to his old home in the east, and buying the schooner "Jane," sailed on the Hudson River for three years. Having disposed of his ship to good advantage, Mr. Chatfield went to Galveston, Tex., and engaged in lightering cotton outside the harbor and wrecking for the next six months. His family had been living in Chicago during this period, and he now joined them, and for one season ran on the "Jonathan Doane" between Chicago and Buffalo. In the fall of 1879 he returned to Colorado, and for five years was occupied in mining and milling. He then entered the employ of the firm with which he is at present, and for three years was at Hidden Treasure mill in Blackhawk. Afterwards he mined in Nevada until the spring of 1889, when he went to Blackhawk again and took charge of the Cashier mill, remaining there a year. In 1890 he went to Brazoria County, Tex ., and bought a ranch of five hundred acres, about twenty miles from Galveston. In June, 1894, his former employers urged him to return to them and he did so, becoming foreman of the Gilpin mill of Blackhawk during the two months' absence of the superintendent. In September of the same year he became superintendent of the Kansas Mill and is still connected with the same.

Mr. Chatfield was married in Central to Mrs. Sophronia Parker (nee Buzzell), who was born in Vermont, and was a daughter of Aaron B. Buzzell. The four children of this marriage are: Charles, who is in the Blackhawk mill; Norman, Jr., a fine electrician and engineer, now of Denver; William, who is managing the ranch in Texas; and Louisa, who is with her mother and brother on the homestead in Texas. The family located there permanently in 1893, and the son is extensively engaged in stock-raising and general farming.

Some years ago Mr. Chatfield identified himself with the Masonic order in Blackhawk, and belongs to the blue lodge and chapter. He is a member of the Merchants' and Shipmasters' Association of New York City. In politics he is independent.
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USA Census, 1870
Name Norman Chatfield
Event Place Colorado
Gender Male
Age 28
Race White
Birth Year (Estimated) 1841-1842
Birthplace New York
Page Number 4
Norman Chatfield M 28 New York
Sophronia Chatfield F 30 Vermont
Nellie Chatfield F 9 Illinois
Charles Chatfield M 3 Colorado
Norman Chatfield M 1 Illinois
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USA Census, 1880
Name: Norman Chatfield
Event Place: Russell, Gilpin, Colorado
Gender: Male
Age: 38
Marital Status: Married
Occupation: Engine Driver
Race (Original): W
Ethnicity: American
Relationship to Head of Household: Self
Birthplace: New York
Birth Date: 1842
Spouse's Name: Sophonia Chatfield
Spouse's Birthplace: Vermont
Father's Birthplace: England
Mother's Birthplace: England
Page: 56
Page Letter: B
Entry Number: 5431
Affiliate Film Number: T9-0090
GS Film number: 1254090
Digital Folder Number: 004240002
Image Number: 00501
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Self Norman Chatfield M 38 New York
Wife Sophonia Chatfield F 40 Vermont
Son Charles Chatfield M 12 Colorado
Son Norman Chatfield M 10 Illinois
Son William A. Chatfield M 8 Illinois

USA Census, 1900
Name: Norman Chatfield
Event Place: ED 5 Justice Precinct 5 (excl. Alvin town), Brazoria, Texas
Birth Date: Jan 1843
Birthplace: New York
Relationship to Head of Household: Head
Father's Birthplace: England
Mother's Birthplace: England
Race: White
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Years Married: 23
Marriage Year (Estimated): 1877
Page: 23
Sheet Letter: A
Family Number: 434
Reference ID: 3
GS Film number: 1241614
Digital Folder Number: 004111949
Image Number: 00194
Household Gender Age Birthplace
Head Norman Chatfield M 57 New York
Wife Sophronia Chatfield F 61 Vermont
Son William Chatfield M 28 Illinois
Dau Louise Chatfield F 20 Colorado
Daughter-in-law Mary Chatfield F 19 Alabama
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Norman Chatfield in household of Orr Roland, "USA Census, 1910"
Name: Norman Chatfield
Event Place: Alvin, Brazoria, Texas
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Married
Race: White
Birthplace: New York
Father's Birthplace: England
Mother's Birthplace: England
Parents: Nicholas CHATFIELD and Susanna NYE.

Spouse: Sophronia BUZZELLE. Children were: Nellie CHATFIELD, Charles CHATFIELD, Norman CHATFIELD Jr, William Audrey CHATFIELD, Louisa Maria CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Flora ?. Flora ? and Norman CHATFIELD Jr were married on 6 March 1892 in Denver, Arapahoe Co., Colorado, USA. Colorado Statewide Marriage Index
Name Norman Chatfield
Titles and Terms Jr
Event Date 06 Mar 1892
Event Place Denver, Denver, Colorado
Spouse's Name Flora Brossard
Page 12672
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NOTE
Denver City served as the county seat of Arapahoe County until 1902.

Spouse: Rosa Marina DIAZ. Rosa Marina DIAZ and Norman CHATFIELD Jr were married on 18 October 1917 in Lima, Lima Co., Peru.. They were divorced. Peru, Lima, Civil Registration
Name Norman Chatfield
Event Type Marriage Registration
Event Place Lima, Lima, Perú
Gender Male
Marriage Date 18 Oct 1917
Father's Name Norman Chatfield
Mother's Name Sophronia Buzzell
Spouse's Name Rosa Marina Díaz
Spouse's Gender Female
Spouse's Father's Name Raymundo Díaz
Spouse's Mother's Name Victoria Carranza
Children were: Norman R CHATFIELD, Graciela CHATFIELD, Living.

Spouse: Living.

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

SS#: 396-09-3074 Issued in WI; Last residence ZIP 53564 - Milton, WI [or close to]
Parents: George Kling CHATFIELD and Manetta Florence MCCARTHY.

Spouse: Elizabeth Harriet BABCOCK. Elizabeth Harriet BABCOCK and Norman A CHATFIELD were married on 27 June 1929 in Albion, Rock Co., Wisconsin, USA. Not found on LDS.
Children were: Living, Living, Ronald Norman CHATFIELD.

Spouse: Lillian ALLEN. Lillian ALLEN and Norman Alonzo CHATFIELD were married in 1874. Children were: Ernest CHATFIELD, Zella Mae CHATFIELD, Pearl CHATFIELD, Allen Leroy CHATFIELD.

Mr. Chatfield was born in Brandon on October 16, 1940. He was the son of Asa Benjamin and Margaret Eva (Swinington) Chatfield.

He grew up in Leicester, where he received his early education. He was graduated from Brandon High School, Class of 1961. In his earlier years he had worked in the construction industry, and he later worked in a local tannery in Castleton. He began working at Carris Reels in 1965, and retired due to ill health, in 2002, as the shipping dock supervisor.

He had been a resident of Hubbardton since 1961. He was a former member of the Hubbardton Volunteer Fire Department.

He enjoyed Nascar, reading and panning for gold. He played softball and was an avid hunter and fisherman. He loved animals and was also an avid bowler.

Surviving are his wife, Elaine Kilburn Chatfield of Hubbardton, whom he married in the Hubbardton Congregational Church on November 18, 1961; two daughters, Shelley Jones of Rutland, and Lisa Casey and her husband Jim of Hubbardton; his grandson Ryan and two granddaughters, Ashley and Courtney; three sisters, Anna Mae Munger of Rutland, Nancy Bishop of Clifton Park, N.Y., and Eva Chatfield of Daytona Beach, Fla.; several nieces, nephews and cousins.

He was predeceased by his parents and a brother, John Chatfield.

The memorial service "In Celebration of His Life" will be held on Saturday, October 29, 2011, at 2 p.m., at the Mallory Funeral Home in Fair Haven. A private graveside committal service and burial will take place, at a later date, in the family lot, at Lakeview Cemetery in Hubbardton.
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United States, GenealogyBank Obituaries
Deceased
Name Norman Asa Chatfield
Event Type Obituary
Event Date 01 Jan 2011
Event Place Vermont
Residence Place Hubbardton
Gender Male
Age 71
Occupation Dock Supervisor, Hunter, Fisherman
Birth Date 16 Oct 1940
Birthplace Brandon
Death Date 25 Oct 2011
Death Place Rutland
Newspaper Addison County Independent
Spouse and Children
Shelley Jones Daughter Female
Lisa Casey Daughter Female
Anna Mae Munger Daughter Female
Nancy Bishop Daughter Female
Eva Chatfield Daughter Female
Elaine Kilburn Chatfield Wife Female
Parents and Siblings
Margaret Eva Swinington Chatfield Mother Female
Asa Benjamin Chatfield Father Male
John Chatfield Brother Male
Extended Family
Jim Casey Son-In-Law Male
Parents: Asa Benjamin CHATFIELD Jr and Margaret Eva SWININGTON.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living.

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

Spouse: Lillie / Lilly P ?. Lillie / Lilly P ? and Norman Gifford CHATFIELD were married before 1920.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Living. Children were: Living, Living, Graeme Scott CHATFIELD, Living, Living, Living.

Spouse: Living.

Spouse: Lorris M VERNON. Children were: Living, Donna Lee CHATFIELD.