History of Acworth, New Hampshire
From: tumbleweed@lisco.net - Sharon Franklin

Surname: CHATTERTON
Source:  History of Acworth with the Proceedings of the Centennial Anniversary, Genealogical
         Records and Register of Farms by Rev. J. L. Merrill, Town of Acworth, 1869, page 198

JOSEPH CHATTERTON was the son of Abraham, the grandson of Joseph, one of two brothers who 
emigrated from England to New Haven, Connecticut. JOSEPH settled in Acworth 1768.  He was 
however present in town the proceeding year.  A part of this time there was not another white 
person in town.  He married Hepzibah Brown - children,
I. Benjamin married Eunice Woodbury (see Henry Woodbury family). Residence Middlesex, Vermont -
children,
	1. Eunice married Joel Cummings
	2. Benjamin married Milly Sanders
	3. Horace married Roxy Woodbury
	4. Charlotte married first ___ ____, married second _____ Miller
	5. Clara married C. S. Wrisley
	6. John married Jane Marion
	7. Vernon
	8. Hannah died unmarried
	9. Philena married ____ Loomis
II. Fanny married Isaac Campbell Sr. (see Campbell family).
III. Polly married Philip Hoyt, son of Dr. Oliver's wife by her first husband, residence 
Middlesex, Vermont - children,
	1. Orlin
	2. Phila
	3. Granville
	4. Fannie	
	5. Zelda
	6. Franklin
IV. Phila married Newell Wadleigh of Canada - children
	1. Hiram
	2. Mary
	3. Lucy
	4. Joseph
	5. Araminta
V. Lucy married William Livingston, residence Potsdam, New York - children,
	1. Fannie
	2. Anna
	3. Lucy
	4. Lavonia
	5. William
	6. Joseph
	7. Benjamin
	8. James
VI. Joseph married Roxanna Cummings, residence Stirling - children,
	1. Milon
	2. Daniel
	3. Azubah A.  burned to death
	4. Alonzo
VII. Alpheus married Esther Richardson - children,
	1. George H. married Ann Tutherly, residence Charlestown - children
		(1) Lizzie H. married Richard Cornwell.
		(2) Martha A.
		(3) Grace C.
	2. Laura L. died young
	3. Edwin S. married Sarah Wilcox - children,
		(1) Clara S. died young
		(2) Myra S.
		(3) Minnie E.
	4. Alonzo  L. married Emily Bowles - children,
		(1) Emma A.
	5. Mary J. died young
	6. Mary L.

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