Person:John Chatt (2)

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John Chatt
b.1708 Whitley Chapel, Northumberland, England
d.1708 Whitley Chapel, Northumberland, England
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m. 19 Oct 1697
  1. Mary Chatt1698 - 1699
  2. Jane Chatt1700 -
  3. Hannah Chatt1702 -
  4. Ann Chatt1705 -
  5. John Chatt1708 - 1708
  6. Alice Chatt1709 -
  7. Thomas Chatt1712 -
  8. _____ Chatt1714 -
  9. John Chatt1717 -
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Name John Chatt
Gender Male
Birth? 1708 Whitley Chapel, Northumberland, EnglandMyar House
Christening? 19 Feb 1707/08 Hexham, Northumberland, EnglandHexham Abbey (CoE)
Death? 1708 Whitley Chapel, Northumberland, EnglandMyar House
Burial? 9 Apr 1708 Hexham, Northumberland, EnglandHexham Abbey, age 2 months

Died at age 2 months.

References
  1.   Church of England. Parish Church of Hexham. Parish registers of Hexham, 1579-1940. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977, 2000)
    19 Feb 1707.

    From FHL film 991801 item 3, entry for 19 Feb 1707 (old-style calendar): "John son of John Chatt of Myar House, Wst: Robert Forster of Hesleywell, Wm Todd of Dotland, & Elizh Chatt." The witness Elizabeth Chatt may be the wife of Thomas Chatt in Dotland. It is interesting to note that only some entries identify the father as "of someplace", while others just give a profession.

    1707/8 christening
  2.   Church of England. Parish Church of Hexham. Parish registers of Hexham, 1579-1940. (Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1977, 2000)
    9 Apr 1708.

    From FHL film 991801 item 3, entry for 9 April 1708: "John son of John Chatt do Myar House", where the "do" (ditto) refers to occupation, same as entry above, which was "curryr" (a tanner of leather hides), and "Myar House" (also "Mire House") being a farm just south of the Whitley Chapel.

    1708 burial
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