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Levi Chalk

BirthAug 1790 - Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England
Death29 JUL 1860 - Whiteparish, Wiltshire
MotherHannah Marten
FatherSaul Chalk

Born in Whiteparish, Wiltshire, England on Aug 1790 to Saul Chalk and Hannah Marten. Levi Chalk married Elizabeth Barter and had 17 children. He passed away on 29 JUL 1860 in Whiteparish, Wiltshire.

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Parents
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Saul Chalk
1750 - 1790
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Hannah Marten
1755 - 1837
Spouse(s)
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Elizabeth Barter
1799 - 1886
Children Show all
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Isabella Chalk
1839 - 1922
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Henry Chalk
1822 - 1900
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Rosanna Chalk
1836 - Unknown
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Fanny Chalk
1834 - 1911
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Charles Chalk
1831 - 1876
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Ann Chalk
1818 - 1857
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George Chalk
1828 - 1876
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Mary Chalk
1820 - Unknown
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John Chalk
1816 - 1885
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Emily Chalk
1843 - 1896
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John Chalk
1827 - 1901
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Alexandrina V Barter
1841 - Unknown
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Harriet Barter
1816 - Unknown
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Henrietta Lickorith
1827 - Unknown
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Maria L Barter
1834 - Unknown
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Amy Barter
1829 - Unknown
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Frances Louisa Chalk
Unknown - Unknown

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