William CHATER (1807

William CHATER (1807 - )

Children	Self + Spouses	Parents	Grandparents	Greatgrandparents
George CHATER (1838 - ) Elizabeth CHATER (1840 - ) Susan CHATER (1842 - ) Sarah CHATER (1844 - 1903) Jessie CHATER (1846 - ) William CHATER (1849 - ) Alice CHATER (1853 - ) Lucy CHATER (1854 - )	William CHATER (1807 - ) + Elizabeth BATCHELDER (1809 - )

b. abt 1807 at Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England

+. Elizabeth BATCHELDER (1809 - )

Children (8):

George CHATER (1838 - )

Elizabeth CHATER (1840 - )

Susan CHATER (1842 - )

Sarah CHATER (1844 - 1903)

Jessie CHATER (1846 - )

William CHATER (1849 - )

Alice CHATER (1853 - )

Lucy CHATER (1854 - )

Grandchildren (7):

Elizabeth Jane CRISP (1867 - 1906), Charles Edmund CRISP (1868 - 1952), Lawrence Albert CRISP (1870 - 1929), Sarah CRISP (1873 - ), William Henry CRISP (1875 - 1948), Alfred Joseph CRISP (1880 - 1881), Lilly CRISP (1884 - 1884)

Events in William CHATER (1807 - )'s life
Date	Age	Event	Place	Notes	Src
abt 1807		William CHATER was born	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
abt 1838	31	Birth of son George CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
abt 1840	33	Birth of daughter Elizabeth CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
abt 1842	35	Birth of daughter Susan CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
abt 1844	37	Birth of daughter Sarah CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England
abt 1846	39	Birth of daughter Jessie CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
abt 1849	42	Birth of son William CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
1851	44	Census	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
abt 1853	46	Birth of daughter Alice CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
abt 1854	47	Birth of daughter Lucy CHATER	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
1861	54	Census	Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England		18
01 May 1903	96	Death of daughter Sarah CHATER (aged 59)	Townsville, Queensland, Australia	1903/C4779

Source References:

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- Reference = Jean Ffrench 6 Se 2011 (Birth)

- Notes: In the 1851 census at Long Buckby, all recorded as born Long Buckby, Northamptonshire:
William Chater 44 head, ag lab
Elizabeth Chater 42 wife [actually born Barby]
George Chater 13 son
Elizabeth Chater 11 dau
Susan Chater 9 dau
Sarah Chater 7 dau
Jesse Chater 5 son
William Chater 2 son.
In the 1861 census at High St, Long Buckby, Northants:
William Chater 54 head, ag lab, Long Buckby
Elizabeth Chater 51 wife, Barby
Elizabeth Chater 21 dau, house servant, Long Buckby
William Chater 12 son, Long Buckby
Alice Chater 8 dau, Long Buckby
Lucy Chater 7 dau, Long Buckby.
In the 1861 census Sarah Chater unmarried aged 17 was a servant living with the Sawbridge family (drapers) at Coventry, Warwickshire.
On 4 May 1865 Sarah Chater, spinster of Long Buckby (LB), father William Chater a labourer; married Edward (sic) Crisp, bachelor of LB, shoemaker, father Joseph Crisp a labourer. The witnesses were Jonathan Crisp (his brother) and Susan Chater (her sister). Sarah signed with a X. The marriage was by banns.
The family emigrated to Australia in 1873.
The Crisps lived at Woodstock, near Townsville, Gympie and Esk.

- Reference = Jean Ffrench 6 Se 2011 (Census)

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