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David Chatfield

Birth29 Dec 1740 - Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut
Death26 Jan 1783 - Continental Army at West Point, Orange, New York
MotherMary Louise Hull
FatherJosiah Chatfield

Born in Killingworth, Middlesex, Connecticut on 29 Dec 1740 to Josiah Chatfield and Mary Louise Hull. David Chatfield married Lydia Westover and had 8 children. He passed away on 26 Jan 1783 in Continental Army at West Point, Orange, New York.

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Josiah Chatfield
1700 - 1790
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Mary Louise Hull
1701 - 1743
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Lydia Westover
1746 - 1840
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Susannah Coy
Unknown - Unknown
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Silas Chatfield
1781 - 1866
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Josiah Chatfield
1768 - 1831
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Sally Chatfield
1776 - Unknown
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Joel Chatfield
1765 - 1842
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Donald Pincheon/pierpont Chatfield
1777 - 1858
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William C Chatfield
1774 - 1842
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Oliver Chatfield
1772 - 1802
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Unknown - Unknown

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