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James Chatten

Birth28 Feb 1848 - Cramhe twsp., Northumberland, Ontario, Canada
Death10 Feb 1921 - Salem, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada
MotherElizabeth "Betsy" Doe
FatherRobert James Chatten

Born in Cramhe twsp., Northumberland, Ontario, Canada on 28 Feb 1848 to Robert James Chatten and Elizabeth "Betsy" Doe. James Chatten had 12 children. He passed away on 10 Feb 1921 in Salem, Northumberland, Ontario, Canada.

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Parents
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Robert James Chatten
1820 - 1897
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Elizabeth "Betsy" Doe
1829 - 1893
Children Show all
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Margret E Chatten
1892 - 1946
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Bertha May Chatten
1895 - 1945
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Gertrude V Chatten
1898 - 1932
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William Peter Chatten
1886 - Unknown
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Ida Anne Chatten
1874 - 1954
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Thomas Chatten
1889 - Unknown
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John Edward Chatten
1882 - 1909
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Robert Chatten
1883 - 1963
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Elyry Chatten
1879 - 1909
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Jennifer Chatten
1878 - 1955
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Harriet Chatten
1884 - 1952
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Charles Wesley Chatten
1889 - Unknown

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