Chitterne Families Database
All my past notes and ongoing research continue to be added to alphabetical lists of people (not living) who had a connection to Chitterne. I hope to link the lists to this page soon. Meanwhile, if you would like the notes on your Chitterne family/families please email me.
At the bottom of the page, I have included a list of surnames that have already provoked interest. Please email me if you would like to be put in touch with the person researching your family:- Sue Robinson
Articles and Links to Information on Chitterne People and Places
Below are links to information about people and places connected with Chitterne on other websites and articles written by researchers, as well as links to my own research.
George Ashley, born Chitterne 1819
William Fred "Farmer" Brown of Scotland Yard
Chitterne at the Turn of the 20th Century NEW
William Samuel Cleverley b. 1820
Percy Dean and Scout Motors of Salisbury
James George - Mary Feltham Family Tree
Longphee, Longaphie, Longueppe, Longuepee, Longuespee Family
Stirnet web pages for the Longespee Family. NB this site is no longer free
Frederick James Meaden 1871-1940
Though he is not strictly a Chitterne person, being merely a grandson of Mary Ann Feltham of Chitterne, his tale of high drama is included here for interest and to illustrate the results that can be obtained by diligent historical research
Moonrakers Wiltshire Genealogy
Poolmans in the News
newspaper clippings about the Poolman family 1832 - 1926 collected by ME
Tracing Ancestors: Mary Ann Feltham & David Meaden
Family Search has been recommended particularly for its files on Wallises and Titts
Chitterne at War has World War 1 photos and lists of those who served and died
We Will Remember Them
the story of Chitterne's WW1 dead as told in a talk given by GD on 11th November 2011 in aid of ABF the soldier's charity. The men involved are William Feltham; Walter Sweet; Hector Down; Arthur Feltham; Harold Robinson; John Wallis and Edward Burgess
Chitterne at War Again
includes a photo of the Chitterne Home Guard in World War 2 and more
Chitterne Remembered reminiscences of an evacuee
Chitterne Band 3 photographs of the band
Chitterne Football Club 2 photos
Election Riots of 1885
the men involved were George Alford; John Poolman; Thomas Moody; Frank Cooper; Abdon Poolman; Joseph Grant; George and Robert Blake; Charles Burbidge; William Samuel Cleverley.
If anyone knows of any more sites about Chitterne people please email.
Chitterne family names being researched:-
Abery Adkins Ashley Ayres
Balch Batchelor Biggs Blisset Bolter Bowle Brown Burt Butler
Carter Chitterne Churchill Clancy Clem Cleverley Cockrell Coles Collins Compton Cruse
Dean Dewey Down Draper Drewett Dyer
Everley Eyles
Feltham Flower Found Foyle Frankham Fricker Fripp Furnell
Gagen Gauntlett George Gibbs Grant Grist
Haines Hart Helps Hinton
Imber
Jones Jordan
Langford Lavington Light Long Longespee
Mabbett Maidment Maxton Mead/Meaden Michell Moody Morgan Mundy
Naish Nash Newbury-Coles
Onslow Orledge
Pearce Polden Poolman Potter
Robinson Robson Rooke
Sanders Saxby Searchfield Sheppard Slade Small Smith Sprack Spreadborough/Spreadbury Stacey Stokes Sweet
Timbury Titt
Veal
Wadhams Wallis Whatley Wheeler Whitbread White Wilkins Williams Windsor Woodyear Wright