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Macaulay Chatterton
Posted by: paul robinson (ID *****8930) Date: April 29, 2007 at 20:52:57
  of 1752

1. John Chatterton m. 1798 Mary Callow and had issue,
2. William George Chatterton, b.c. 1799
2. Mary Ann Chatterton, b.c. 1801
2. John Balsir Chatterton (1804-1871) m. Eliza Davenport; John was the harpest to Queen Victoria; buried at Kensal Green Cemetery; He and Eliza had issue,
3. Thomas Davenport Chatterton, Gent.; b. 1838; Company Commander 1858, Ft. St. George, Madras.
3. Col. Frank William Chatterton, b. 1839; m. Susanna Pagestea Mary and had,
4. Col. Frank Beauchamp Macaulay Chatterton, b. 1873 in India.
4. Muriel Latham Chatterton, b. 1878 in India.
3. George Davenport Latham Chatterton, b. 1841 in London; m. Ella Maud and had issue,
4. Roden Latham Chatterton, b. 1895, India.
2. Thomas Chatterton, b.c. 1807
2. Henry Chatterton, b.c. 1808
2. Edward Andrew Chatterton, b. 1810 in Hampshire m. 1833 Amelia Field of Hampshire and had,
3. Frederic Balsir Chatterton (1834-1886); acotor and manager of the Adephi Theater in London.
2. Ann Chatterton, b.c. 1812
2. Frederic Chatterton, b. 1814 in Hampshire.
2. Charles Chatterton, b.c. 1818
2. Alfred Chatterton, b.c. 1825
2. James Frederic Chatterton, b. 1829 in Hampshire.


Unknown relationship to the above family: Col. Jack Chatterton, 6th Gurkha Rifles (1864-1914).

I am curious as to why Col. Frank Beauchamp Chatterton used the name of Macaulay. Any and all help appreciated.



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