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Title: Chattell
Post by: Tearose on Saturday 29 June 13 11:41 BST (UK)
My main line of research is Chattell, my maiden name.
Islington, Tottenham areas of London. 
Just thought I'd put a post on as I have a couple of months break, but time to pick up again.

Thanks everyone  :)
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: lyn22 on Sunday 30 June 13 03:01 BST (UK)
Do you have any thing specific that you need to find if so ask it is an unusual last name Take Care Lynette  :)
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: Deb D on Sunday 30 June 13 03:07 BST (UK)
No help as far as family history, but when I was a child growing up in Granville, NSW, our neighbours were Mr and Mrs Chattell from England. After living out here for a number of years, they went back "home", but Mrs Chattell came back to visit years later ... on my wedding day! She was so excited to have arrived to share my special day, and stayed with my parents for a week or two after :)
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: lyn22 on Sunday 30 June 13 03:31 BST (UK)
Thanks for sharing Deb I like unusual names totally of topic  my GGG Grandfather is King Bailey and I always have a giggle  ;D about it I hope Tearose gets back to us if they need any help Take Care Lynette
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: Tearose on Monday 21 October 13 12:24 BST (UK)
Thanks guys xx
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: Tearose on Wednesday 25 January 17 09:12 GMT (UK)
Quote from: Deb D on Sunday 30 June 13 03:07 BST (UK)
No help as far as family history, but when I was a child growing up in Granville, NSW, our neighbours were Mr and Mrs Chattell from England. After living out here for a number of years, they went back "home", but Mrs Chattell came back to visit years later ... on my wedding day! She was so excited to have arrived to share my special day, and stayed with my parents for a week or two after :)


Can you remember any names?
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: Deb D on Wednesday 25 January 17 09:32 GMT (UK)
I remember her husband was Bert, and her son was Brian. The son stayed in Australia
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: Tearose on Wednesday 25 January 17 10:18 GMT (UK)
I am assuming you did not keep in contact??
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: Deb D on Wednesday 25 January 17 10:38 GMT (UK)
No, sadly. Mr C senior passed, around that time, Mrs C not long after she returned to England, ... and their son just lost contact
Title: Re: Chattell
Post by: Tearose on Wednesday 25 January 17 10:42 GMT (UK)
Thanks Deb