Charles Chaffee
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Charles Henry Chaffee (1836 - 1924)

Charles Henry Chaffee
Born in Boston, Suffolk, Massachusetts, United Statesmap
Ancestors ancestors
Husband of — married 17 Oct 1857 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesmap
Husband of — married 14 Jan 1866 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesmap
Husband of — married 27 Jan 1883 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, USAmap
Descendants descendants
Died at age 88 in Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts, United Statesmap
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Biography

Charles was born in 1836. He is the son of Ezra Chaffee and Nancy Lovett. [2] (This calculates to 1837. His mother died in June 1837 and there was always brother John Chaffee, age 13 on 1850 census, listed after him on the estate of father Ezra Chaffee. Thus he had to have been born in 1836 if not 1835. Charles was listed as 14 on the 1850 census.)

Buried in Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts.

Sources

  1. Plot card, from office at Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts
  2. Certified copy of death record, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, County of Essex, City of Lynn. Reports his date of death 25 Dec 1924. Residence: 28 Pond St., Lynn., occupation retired fireman. Age 87yr 7mo 16days.


  • Birth: Extrapolated from other information. Fire in Boston Courthouse. Records for this time lost.

Death: Obituary Lynn Daily Evening Item 26 Dec 1924; widow's Civil War pension file; Plot card Pine Grove Cemetery, Lynn, Mass. Massachusetts. Essex, Death Certificates., death certificate (1924), Charles Henry Chaffee.

  • Marriage: Marriage #3 to Finette Seaman Cowan, At City Hall, Lynn, Essex, Massachusetts




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He was an Engineer with the Lynn, Massachusetts fire department. He drove the teams to fires and kept the wagons in repair. He was present at the "Great Lynn Fire" that devastated the center of Lynn On 26 Nov 1889.
posted 3 Oct 2018 by Joyce (Tarling) Rorabaugh   [thank Joyce]
His granddaughters told of going to see Grandpa and Grandma on Sundays. One visit he had carved out peach pits for each girl, threaded a string through the pit and had put a penny in each one. The granddaughter that related the story got a far-away look in her eyes as she almost whispered, "I sure wish I had that peach pit necklace now."
posted 3 Oct 2018 by Joyce (Tarling) Rorabaugh   [thank Joyce]
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Chaffee-4228 and Chaffee-3008 appear to represent the same person because: Same person same family please merge

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