Born: near Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska
Note: all census records reflect Arthur was born in Nebraska. His WWII draft record states he was born in Smith Center, Kansas, California death index also reflects born in Kansas.
Died: at age 80; heart attack
Occupation: Railroad day laborer, Colorado Midland Railroad fireman, rice farmer, rancher in charge of rice irrigation for I.G. Zumwalt
Married: Nov 7, 1900, ADA B. MILLER, Basalt, Pitkin Co., Colorado
Three children:
1. Iris Minola Aloha Thyra CHATFIELD
1902 - 1975
2. Arthur "Les" Leslie CHATFIELD
1904 - 1972
3. Raymond Sterling "LeRoy" CHATFIELD
1914 - 1970
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Nov 9, 1900: Aspen Tribune, Aspen, Pitkin Co., Colorado (pg 4)
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Miss Ada Miller of Chicago and Arthur Chatfield were united in marriage night before last at Basalt, the Methodist minister at that place officiating. Miss Miller is a niece to Mr. Harry Coffin, brakeman on the Aspen Basalt plug. Mr. Chatfield is son of C.S. Chatfield, the prominent Basalt merchant. He is at present night clerk at the Midland yards at Basalt.
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Mar 17, 1959, Colusa Sun Herald:
A.W. Chatfield Taken By Death
Funeral services are pending at McNary Memorial Chapel here for Arthur W. Chatfield, former Colusa County resident who died this morning in San Rafael.
Chatfield moved to San Rafael a few years ago to make his home with his daughter, Iris.
Chatfield farmed here for many years and before his retirement was employed by the I.G. Zumwalt Company.
His wife, Ada B., died in 1948. The survivors are his sons, Arthur (Les) Chatfield of Vallejo and Leroy Chatfield of Sacramento, and daughter, Mrs. Iris Greer of San Rafael and Mrs Yvonne Brown of Marysville.
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Note: Yvonne was actually his granddaughter, daughter of Iris
Born: near Omaha, Douglas Co., Nebraska
Note: all census records reflect Arthur was born in Nebraska. His WWII draft record states he was born in Smith Center, Kansas, California death index also reflects born in Kansas.
Died: at age 80; heart attack
Occupation: Railroad day laborer, Colorado Midland Railroad fireman, rice farmer, rancher in charge of rice irrigation for I.G. Zumwalt
Married: Nov 7, 1900, ADA B. MILLER, Basalt, Pitkin Co., Colorado
Three children:
1. Iris Minola Aloha Thyra CHATFIELD
1902 - 1975
2. Arthur "Les" Leslie CHATFIELD
1904 - 1972
3. Raymond Sterling "LeRoy" CHATFIELD
1914 - 1970
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Nov 9, 1900: Aspen Tribune, Aspen, Pitkin Co., Colorado (pg 4)
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Miss Ada Miller of Chicago and Arthur Chatfield were united in marriage night before last at Basalt, the Methodist minister at that place officiating. Miss Miller is a niece to Mr. Harry Coffin, brakeman on the Aspen Basalt plug. Mr. Chatfield is son of C.S. Chatfield, the prominent Basalt merchant. He is at present night clerk at the Midland yards at Basalt.
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Mar 17, 1959, Colusa Sun Herald:
A.W. Chatfield Taken By Death
Funeral services are pending at McNary Memorial Chapel here for Arthur W. Chatfield, former Colusa County resident who died this morning in San Rafael.
Chatfield moved to San Rafael a few years ago to make his home with his daughter, Iris.
Chatfield farmed here for many years and before his retirement was employed by the I.G. Zumwalt Company.
His wife, Ada B., died in 1948. The survivors are his sons, Arthur (Les) Chatfield of Vallejo and Leroy Chatfield of Sacramento, and daughter, Mrs. Iris Greer of San Rafael and Mrs Yvonne Brown of Marysville.
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Note: Yvonne was actually his granddaughter, daughter of Iris
Gravesite Details
Buried: Mar 19, 1959
Family Members
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Della "Dell" Chatfield Chatfield
1872–1919
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Ora Lovina Chatfield Shaw
1873–1936
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Clark Samuel Chatfield Jr
1876–1944
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Willard James Chatfield
1880–1900
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Mabel Clair Chatfield Sawyer
1883–1960
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Jacquelin "Jacq" Chatfield Mallon
1886–1964
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Lee Tomlinson Chatfield
1889–1949
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Marjorie Emma Chatfield Tuck
1893–1983
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