BURIAL DATABASE

Birth Date	Surname First Name/nee	Place of Birth		Death Date	Cemetary
26 Dec 1818	Chittenden Mary Dunston	Limpne, Kent, UK		2 Jul 1886	Provo City
29 Jul 1808	+Chittenden William	Bennington, Kent, UK		29 Mar 1878	Prove City
+Parents: John & Elizabeth (Gerdin) Chittenden
Chittenden Hiram..M. Ancestry com - Minnesota Railroads, 1849-75. The Vigilante, the Explorer, the Expounder and First Superintendent of the Yellowstone Park:- Page 658: On the night of September 19, the explorers camped at the junction of the Firehole and Gibbon rivers. The bivouac at that spot has made it historic, for there the idea of establishing a National Park bloomed and blossomed forth in full flower and became a practical one. General H. M. Chittenden, retired, when Engineer in Charge of road construction, etc., in the park, very properly placed a large tablet at this point to commemorate that truth. To a high hill or salient at this point has also been given the name National Park Mountain. Page 661: General H. M. Chittenden, in his fine and very conscientious work “The Yellowstone National Park” published in 1895, treats this matter thus. Page 662: I have the greatest admiration and esteem for General Chittenden as a personal fried, a man, and a historian. But I cannot but feel that he has, with the best motives and intentions in the world, scarcely awarded the honors in this affair in an equitable manner. He has given to Hayden, who did not, originally, have any faith in the idea, entirely too much credit, and to Langford and Clagett altogether too little. Langford was the John the Baptist of the National Park idea, crying aloud both in the wilderness and out of it, in advocacy of the Park, before Hayden ever saw the region. As previously stated, the first suggestion of it that came to Hayden was from Langford’s (p.662) own lips from the lecture platform. Langford and Clagett, as will appear later, had the movement for segregation well under way before Hayden became connected with it, or, possibly, even knew of it. Page 662: It is a matter for regret that John Muir ever expressed such an opinion. Mr Muir may, possibly, base his beliefs upon what General Chittenden has said, and further, perhaps, upon what the U.S. Geological Survey has stated, for the latter also seems disposed to uphold Hayden as the one all important factor in the establishment of the Park.
Chittenden William M. Obituary: ’19, founder of the Chittenden Insurance Agency, died 14 December serving in the Army in World War 1, he joined the Risdon Manufacturing Co. in Naugatuck, Conn. In 1928 he founder the Chittenden Insurance Agency in Naugatuck, where he remained active until he moved to Hamden. He was a bank director and active in several local civic organizations. He leaves a son, three daughters, 15 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren
Des Moines, Iowa Directory 1889-91
Name Chittenden	Business Name		Occupation	Location	Year
A.L	Roddewig-Schmidt Cracker Co		city salesman	821e Pennsylvannia Ave	1889.90
Frank			laborer	w s e 17^th Vine & Market	1889-90
Frank H	Des Moines Manufacturing & Supply Co		carpenter	410 e 17^th	1889-90
F.K	Des Moines Packing Co		works		1889-90
Miss Jennie C	State Insurance Co		clerk	212 w 12^th	1889-90
William L			carpenter	410 e 17^th	1889-90
Frank	Liverpool and Des Moines Packing Co		works	e 19^th -Vine and Scott	1891
G. W			jeweler	@ 423 e 6^th. 711 e Maple	1891
Jennie C	State Ins Co		policy clerk	212 w 12^th	1891
L. W	Des Moines Manufacturing & Shipping Co		carpenter	410 e 17^th	1891
Detroit, Michigan Directory 1890/91
Alpheus W			student	boards 134 Fort w
Frederick L	Russell House		clerk	boards 134 Fort
George C	Russell House		clerk
William J	W.J. Chittenden & Co			134 Fort w
William J	Lewis A McCreary Chittenden W.J. & Co		Proprs	Russell House
	Frederick T Sibley Hargreaves Mnfg Co		Pres	60 18^th
William J	Hargreaves Mnfg Co		Vice-Pres
	Lyman H Baldwin Hargreaves Mnfg Co		Secretary &	Treasurer
	Thomas E Reeder Hargreaves Mnfg Co		Manager
William J	Russell House			corner Woodward Avenue
W.J	Chittenden & Co			Cadillac Sq
Index -Passengers to New England 1633- 1635
Vessel ‘Increase’ 1635. No 37. Chittingden:- Thomas, age 51. No 38. Rebecca, age 40. No 39. Isaac, age 10. No 40. Henry, age 6