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Re: William de Chalfonte

cechalfant — 2011-03-24 19:11:03Z

So I don't think Henry de Chalfonte had a surviving male line. From various English history sources, the original Henry de Chalfonte married Maud from the old Gerunde family. She inherited estates, which Henry oversaw. His Son Thomas inherited everything fully, but he died 3 years after his father. The estates were then inherited by the grandson, named Henry, who died with only a daughter, Christian in 1386. The remaining titles and lands of the Chalfonte surname (Chalfhunts) from this line were usurped by another family in Kent later on. Hence, I don't think William is a direct male descendent from Henry, but I don't know anything about whether Henry had brothers, cousins, etc... with the Chalfonte name.

Re: William de Chalfonte

hamptonwick — 2010-03-23 13:34:43Z

Many thanks for the suggestion. I certainly did!

Re: William de Chalfonte

DSkinner904 — 2010-03-23 12:24:20Z

I'm sorry, but I don't personally have any information on Chalfont relatives from London. I mainly trace my direct line that came to the USA in 1699 from Buckinghamshire. You may or may not find this website from another Chalfont descendant helpful: http://www.paperdolls.org/chalfant.html.

Re: William de Chalfonte

hamptonwick — 2010-03-22 13:20:44Z

Hi,

I'm descended from a Chalfont whose family came from London in the 1700's. A long way from the 1400's!! But if you have anything that you can share that starts to bridge that gap, I'd be delighted to hear from you.

Regards.

CHALFONT, Caroline Tucci

ACARGO — 2009-07-06 01:20:13Z

dau. of Angelo Antonio and Erminia (Salvino) Tucci. b. on or about 29 June 1914 in Weston, Lewis County, West Virginia. Moved to Los Angeles, Calif. and died their on or about 24 Apr., 1980. Had brothers, Dominic V. Salvo (Silvio), Julius (Guilio), William and Richard C., had sisters Angelina and Mary. Would like to know descendants and husband(s)'s name(s). Will share what I have. This is a new and axcilliary line for me. It is not directly connected to our lineage except with one individual. Angelo's brother Dominick Tucci who lived in Washington, D.C. and died in 1954 is connected to our family through his marriage to Veneranda Panza.

Elizabeth Chalfont

AllansAncestry — 2007-02-19 07:19:32Z

Did Elizabeth marry again after her husband passed away? If so, was the new husband's family name 'Perry"

Coat of Arms - Yes, I know that they don't belong to a surname, but this is a valid question

chrischalfant — 2003-07-01 20:11:23Z

Re: Elizabeth Chalfont 1721-1814 PA

GaryPowell34 — 2002-07-03 03:34:52Z

ELIZABETH WAS MY ANCESTER ALSO,I VISITED HER GRAVE LAST YEAR IN PA.IT'S STILL READABLE.OUR LINE MOVED TO VA.[W.VA.] AFTER THE REVOLUTION.HER SON ISSAC WAS THE FIRST TO LEAVE PA. ON MY SIDE.ALWAYS NICE TO MET LONG LOST RELATIVES.E-MAIL ME @POWELLGARY@MSN.COM GARY R.POWELL

Re: Elizabeth Chalfont 1721-1814 PA

GENLOOK — 2002-04-09 19:41:22Z

David Powell and Elizabeth Chalfont are my ancestors too Thru Nathan Powell and Sara Nichols Powell, Be glad to exchange information with you.

Beryl

William de Chalfonte

DSkinner904 — 2001-11-02 00:10:31Z

We have traced our line back to William de Chalfonte in the mid 1400's. His wife's name is not known to us, only listed as "Mrs.". His son William, married Margaret Artbroke. We would be interested to know if anyone has traced this farther back than this. Let us know. We did find a Henry de Chalfont from the early 1300's but cannot find a direct link to him or any other earlier "Chalfants, Chalfonts or variations of the spelling".

Elizabeth Chalfont 1721-1814 PA

LSMITH — 2001-09-22 16:14:24Z

Well, not too many Chalfonts out there. I'm
looking for info on Elizabeth Chalfont who
was born abt 1721 in Chester PA, married
David Powell in 1739 New Castle Delaware, and
died in 1814 in Chester PA.

Dr. Georgia Chalfont

watashinobuta — 2001-07-10 00:36:41Z

I am trying to do some research on my step-great-grandmother. Her name is Dr.
Georgia Chalfont. I am not sure when she was born, but she died in 1961. She
married my great-grandfather, William J. Wagner, in 1928. I know that she was
an osteopathic physician on Main St. in Pella Iowa in 1918. I would like to
learn more about her practice and more about her specifically. Would I go to
the Marion Co. Gen. Society to research about her medical practice?? I am not
sure how long she was practicing, but maybe someone remembers her or the
practice.