Abraham Bean CHAMBERLAIN Frederick Bradley CHAMBERLAIN Orin Edward CHAMBERLAIN Mary Jane CHAMBERLAIN Alice Iowa CHAMBERLAIN Abram Bruce CHAMBERLAIN Frank Douglas I. CHAMBERLAIN Laura Ella CHAMBERLAIN Frederick T. CHAMBERLAIN Merton Adelbert CHAMBERLAIN Lucinda KING Mary Jane CHAMBERLAIN Edward Fort CHAMBERLAIN John CHAMBERLAIN Iris C. CHAMBERLAIN Eleanore CHAMBERLAIN Mary E. CLARK Mini tree diagram

Charles Fitch CHAMBERLAIN

12th Dec 1822 - 4th Dec 1888

Life History

12th Dec 1822

Born in Linesburg, (Greenfield), Hillsboro Co., New Hampshire

29th Dec 1844

Married Lucinda KING in Westfield Twp, Medina Co, Ohio

17th Dec 1848

Birth of son Orin Edward CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

26th Aug 1849

Death of son Orin Edward CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

28th Jun 1851

Birth of daughter Mary Jane CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

26th Sep 1853

Birth of daughter Alice Iowa CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

between 1854 and 1947

Death of daughter Alice Iowa CHAMBERLAIN

7th Apr 1857

Birth of son Abram Bruce CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

between 1858 and 1947

Death of son Abram Bruce CHAMBERLAIN

12th Oct 1859

Birth of son Frank Douglas I. CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co, Ohio

7th Feb 1862

Birth of daughter Laura Ella CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

16th Sep 1864

Birth of son Frederick T. CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

between 1865 and 1945

Death of daughter Mary Jane CHAMBERLAIN

7th Aug 1867

Birth of son Merton Adelbert CHAMBERLAIN in Lafayette Twp, Medina Co., Ohio

between 1885 and 1954

Death of son Frederick T. CHAMBERLAIN

4th Dec 1888

Died in Layfayette Twp, Medina Co,Ohio

Other facts

 

Burial in Westfield Cemetery, Westfield Center, Ohio

 

Occupation in Farmer

 

Religion Universalist

Notes

  • C. F. Chamberlain, farmer;  P.O. Chippewa Lake.  The proprietor of"Lake View Farm" was born Dec. 12, 1822, in Massachusetts, the thirdof a family of seven children born to his parents, Abraham and Mary(Clark) Chamberlain.  Mr. C, the father of our subject, was Captain ofmilitia before he emigrated West, which gave him the title which heafterward bore.  His first location was in the southern part ofWestfield, where he made some improvements on the Shoak and Hulburtfarms, making his permanent location in 1834.  Charles F. was a lad of11 when his parents came West.  What schooling he received after hisarrival here was by walking from home to the log schoolhouse south ofLaFayette Center, or to the school in Westfield Center;  his coursewas marked by blazed trees.  He remained with his parents until pasthis majority.  Dec 29, 1844, he was married to Lucinda King, born Nov.20 1824, in Wayne Co., N.Y.  She was the second of four children whoseparents Samuel and Deborah (Clark) King;  he was born in 1790, inSullivan Co., she in Orange Co., N.Y.  They came West in 1837,locating in Westfield, on the Baur farm, where he lived three years,then moving to this township;  bought land now owned by JemimaAverill, but finally making his permanent residence where our subjectresides, which farm was taken up by Joseph Reynolds, Jr.  Since 1844,Mr. Chamberlain has been a resident of this farm.  Mrs. C. has but onebrother living, Charles E. now in Battle Creek, Mich., they being thesole survivors of the family.  Mr King (her father) was forty years afirm believer in universal salvation, and when he approached death'sdoor, he was ready and willing to go.  Mr. Chamberlain has185 acres inthis township (Lafayette) and 100 in Westfield, making 285 in all,which ranks with any in the township for quality and location.  Hisfarm is adjoining that beautiful sheet of water known as ChippewaLake.  Mr. Chamberlain has the following children;  Mary J.,  the wifeof Albert rice;  Orren E., Frank D., Laura E., Charles T., and Mertonat home.  Since 1878, Mr. C. has been engaged in the onion culture,and made that production a success.  His residence and buildings arewell located, having a commanding view of lake scenery.  Both he andhis wife are adherents of the same religious tenets as their parents.(Copied from "History of Medina County, 1881," by Baskin and Battey)

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