Note: At first glance grave marker seems to say died 1856, but a careful look (and supporting records) show Charles died in 1836.
Charles Henry Chitty was the fourth of ten known children of Benjamin Chitty Jr. (1743-1822) and Maria (went by Mary) Padgett (1746-1788), who married c1780 in presumably Maryland. Sometime after Mary died, Benjamin moved to Pennsylvania where he died.
Charles married Elizabeth Hekedorn/ Heckedorn/Heckadorn (1775-1824) in c1800 in presumably North Carolina though a marriage record can't be located for them. Charles and Elizabeth were the parents of five known children, namely:
1. Catherine Chitty Rominger Henning (1801-c1870/1880)
2. Charles Chitty (1804-1871)
3. Maria Chitty Spach/Spaugh (1806-1879)
4. Elizabeth "Betsy" Chitty Spach (c1809-???)
5. Lydia Chitty Shore (1812-1849)
Links to Charles' parents, wife, two of his five known children and four of his nine known siblings are included below.
WILL ABSTRACT:
Stokes Co, North Carolina Wills, Volumes I-IV, 1790-1864. Page 308. 6 July 1836. Will of Charles Chitty. September Term 1836. Son Charles, southmost part of my plantation where I now live adjoining Thomas Fisher of 52 acres. Daughter Catharine (wife of Conrad Rominger), 16 acres including building where she lives adjoining land of Charles. Daughters Mary (wife of Andrew Spaugh (Spach)), Elizabeth (wife of Jacob Spaugh (Spach)), and Lydia (wife of Thomas Shores), balance of my land equally divided. Lydia to have my loom. Horse to be sold to buy tombstones for me and my wife. Executors: John J. Chitty and George Nadings (Nading, Noeding). Witnesses: Gasper Todd and Martin Pippel. Signed, Charles (X) Chitty.
Charles Henry Chitty was the fourth of ten known children of Benjamin Chitty Jr. (1743-1822) and Maria (went by Mary) Padgett (1746-1788), who married c1780 in presumably Maryland. Sometime after Mary died, Benjamin moved to Pennsylvania where he died.
Charles married Elizabeth Hekedorn/ Heckedorn/Heckadorn (1775-1824) in c1800 in presumably North Carolina though a marriage record can't be located for them. Charles and Elizabeth were the parents of five known children, namely:
1. Catherine Chitty Rominger Henning (1801-c1870/1880)
2. Charles Chitty (1804-1871)
3. Maria Chitty Spach/Spaugh (1806-1879)
4. Elizabeth "Betsy" Chitty Spach (c1809-???)
5. Lydia Chitty Shore (1812-1849)
Links to Charles' parents, wife, two of his five known children and four of his nine known siblings are included below.
WILL ABSTRACT:
Stokes Co, North Carolina Wills, Volumes I-IV, 1790-1864. Page 308. 6 July 1836. Will of Charles Chitty. September Term 1836. Son Charles, southmost part of my plantation where I now live adjoining Thomas Fisher of 52 acres. Daughter Catharine (wife of Conrad Rominger), 16 acres including building where she lives adjoining land of Charles. Daughters Mary (wife of Andrew Spaugh (Spach)), Elizabeth (wife of Jacob Spaugh (Spach)), and Lydia (wife of Thomas Shores), balance of my land equally divided. Lydia to have my loom. Horse to be sold to buy tombstones for me and my wife. Executors: John J. Chitty and George Nadings (Nading, Noeding). Witnesses: Gasper Todd and Martin Pippel. Signed, Charles (X) Chitty.
Note: At first glance grave marker seems to say died 1856, but a careful look (and supporting records) show Charles died in 1836.
Charles Henry Chitty was the fourth of ten known children of Benjamin Chitty Jr. (1743-1822) and Maria (went by Mary) Padgett (1746-1788), who married c1780 in presumably Maryland. Sometime after Mary died, Benjamin moved to Pennsylvania where he died.
Charles married Elizabeth Hekedorn/ Heckedorn/Heckadorn (1775-1824) in c1800 in presumably North Carolina though a marriage record can't be located for them. Charles and Elizabeth were the parents of five known children, namely:
1. Catherine Chitty Rominger Henning (1801-c1870/1880)
2. Charles Chitty (1804-1871)
3. Maria Chitty Spach/Spaugh (1806-1879)
4. Elizabeth "Betsy" Chitty Spach (c1809-???)
5. Lydia Chitty Shore (1812-1849)
Links to Charles' parents, wife, two of his five known children and four of his nine known siblings are included below.
WILL ABSTRACT:
Stokes Co, North Carolina Wills, Volumes I-IV, 1790-1864. Page 308. 6 July 1836. Will of Charles Chitty. September Term 1836. Son Charles, southmost part of my plantation where I now live adjoining Thomas Fisher of 52 acres. Daughter Catharine (wife of Conrad Rominger), 16 acres including building where she lives adjoining land of Charles. Daughters Mary (wife of Andrew Spaugh (Spach)), Elizabeth (wife of Jacob Spaugh (Spach)), and Lydia (wife of Thomas Shores), balance of my land equally divided. Lydia to have my loom. Horse to be sold to buy tombstones for me and my wife. Executors: John J. Chitty and George Nadings (Nading, Noeding). Witnesses: Gasper Todd and Martin Pippel. Signed, Charles (X) Chitty.
Charles Henry Chitty was the fourth of ten known children of Benjamin Chitty Jr. (1743-1822) and Maria (went by Mary) Padgett (1746-1788), who married c1780 in presumably Maryland. Sometime after Mary died, Benjamin moved to Pennsylvania where he died.
Charles married Elizabeth Hekedorn/ Heckedorn/Heckadorn (1775-1824) in c1800 in presumably North Carolina though a marriage record can't be located for them. Charles and Elizabeth were the parents of five known children, namely:
1. Catherine Chitty Rominger Henning (1801-c1870/1880)
2. Charles Chitty (1804-1871)
3. Maria Chitty Spach/Spaugh (1806-1879)
4. Elizabeth "Betsy" Chitty Spach (c1809-???)
5. Lydia Chitty Shore (1812-1849)
Links to Charles' parents, wife, two of his five known children and four of his nine known siblings are included below.
WILL ABSTRACT:
Stokes Co, North Carolina Wills, Volumes I-IV, 1790-1864. Page 308. 6 July 1836. Will of Charles Chitty. September Term 1836. Son Charles, southmost part of my plantation where I now live adjoining Thomas Fisher of 52 acres. Daughter Catharine (wife of Conrad Rominger), 16 acres including building where she lives adjoining land of Charles. Daughters Mary (wife of Andrew Spaugh (Spach)), Elizabeth (wife of Jacob Spaugh (Spach)), and Lydia (wife of Thomas Shores), balance of my land equally divided. Lydia to have my loom. Horse to be sold to buy tombstones for me and my wife. Executors: John J. Chitty and George Nadings (Nading, Noeding). Witnesses: Gasper Todd and Martin Pippel. Signed, Charles (X) Chitty.
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