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s[0] ="Chastain Central Home^http://www.chastaincentral.com/index.html^Chastain, Chasteen, Chesteen, Chastine, DeChastain, Shasteen - Chastain Central is the place to find biographies, news, and ...^Chastain, Chasteen, Chesteen, Chastine, DeChastain, ShasteenChastain Central is the place to find biographies, news, and historical articles on Chastains of all spellings! What do the names Chastain, Chasteen, Chesteen, Chastine, DeChastain, and Shasteen have in common? They are variations used by descendents of Pierre Chastain who immigrated to Virginia from France in 1700. Find Out More! Browse Chastain Central&apos;s pages, sign our guestbook, and if you have Chastain information that we do not, please share it with us. We will credit you for your contribution. To Top1. 2011: The Year of Jessica Chastain Movies2. Staff Sgt. Berthold Chastain Buried with Honors3. Chastains in the News (updated 04-04-11)(hover with mouse to pause scroller) Jessica Chastain in The Tree of Life Releases May 27, 2011 The Brothers of Chastain Central Terry, Tim, and Tracy Chastain are sons of Robert and Movaline Chastain of Sanford, Florida. We have a fascination for all things Chastain, and we hope you like what you see and that you find value here. If you do not find the Chastain-related information you seek, share with us what you are looking for. Perhaps we have not yet thought of it! Have a great day! ~Terry, Tim, and Tracy To TopChastain Cousins NEW!! Chastain Cousins Newsletter In March 2010, Chastain Central published the first issue of the Chastain Cousins Newsletter. The free newsletter arrives by email approximately every two months and contains recent Chastain news from around the country, reunion updates, Chastain features, Chastain announcements, and other items of interest to Chastain descendents. If you like to keep up with Chastain stuff, subscribe now! Just send an email to chastaincousins-owner@chastaincentral.com with the word subscribe in the subject field.Chastain CousinsAll material on this website Ã‚Â© 2004-2010 ChastainCentral.com Submit permission requests to postmaster@chastaincentral.com Contact Us Make Us Your Home Page Site MapTopSpotlight on Our Ancestor Immigrant Pierre Chastain In 1696, a Huguenot physician and his family escaped from France, where the Huguenots were experiencing severe religious persecution. His name was Pierre Chastain, and he is the father of most Chastains (all spellings) in America. Pierre was born in 1659 near Charost, France. After King Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes in 1685, Pierre, his wife Susanne, and their five children fled France to Switzerland, Holland, and finally to England where Pierre helped gather a group of Huguenots to colonize Virginia. On July 12, 1700 the Mary and Ann sailed into the James River near Jamestown, Virginia Colony. They continued up river to the 10,000 acre site chosen for the new Huguenot settlement called Manakintown. The time of arrival was not good. It was too late in the year for the colonists to grow crops before the onset of cold weather, and not everyone survived the harsh winter. By the next year, Susanne and three of the five children had died. Pierre then married Anne Soblet, grandmother to most of the Chastain lines known today. Anne was the daughter of Abraham and Susanne Soblet who were also Huguenot immigrants. Pierre&apos;s will was probated on November 20, 1728; he was about 69 years old. To read more about Pierre, discover what a Huguenot is, and to see PierreÃ¢â‚¬â„¢s home, go to Pierre Chastain. Top^0^0^";
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s[2] ="Robert Earl Chastain^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/robert.html^Robert Earl Chastain Veteran *** Minister *** Father A Wifes Memory United States Veteran Bob was born June ...^Updated06-28-08Robert Earl Chastain Veteran *** Minister *** Father A Wife&apos;s MemoryUnited States Veteran Bob was born June 7, 1927 simply Junior Chastain, but his family called him Robert or Bob. Later, he himself chose Earl as a middle name. As a young adult, he left the farm to work in the cities of Cleveland, Detroit, and Mobile. In 1949, he married our mother, Movaline Borden, also from Alabama. During the Korean conflict, Bob attempted to join the Marines. As is often the case with younger siblings in large families, he was raised more by his older sisters, Shorty and Blondie, than by his mom. So he filled out his paperwork and gave it to Blondie to send in. She wrote on the paperwork that he had a bad back, and so the Marines never contacted him. He did not learn of this for awhile, and when he did, he joined the Air Force. When he was being inducted, he was asked whether he wanted flight status. The person in front of him answered No, so Bob said the same. As it turned out, he loved planes and was able to become acquainted with them in the Air Force. After his discharge, one of his life&apos;s goals was to become a pilot, which he did. First he earned his pilot&apos;s license at his own expense, though some family members ridiculed him for wasting so much money. Then the government picked up the cost of his commercial license. He enjoyed many hours of flying around the Southeast USA alone and with passengers. A dream come true. He served in the Air Force as a medic at bases on the United States Pacific coast. Though he repeatedly requested overseas service, he was never sent. Bob has always been proud of his military service. He contends that the military made a man of him, and he has always loved the medical profession. In fact, he sometimes regretted that he did not pursue it as a career after his discharge. He had offers from two doctors he worked with in the military, but they were in Montana and Nevada, and he did not want to live so far from home. During the Vietnam war, Bob&apos;s oldest son, Tim, was draft age. However, Tim developed strong theological leanings, of which his father was proud, but they included one belief of which he was not proud. In fact, he felt personally betrayed. Tim was a conscientious objector. Tim&apos;s stand was that military participation of any kind was inconsistent with Christianity, and he applied for a CO status that was not draftable. His stand, in case he did not receive the designation, was not to escape to Canada, but to serve jail time. However, he won his status and was free from government harassment, though he received plenty from other citizens. This pacifism was a source of shame for Bob, and as Tim developed his theology further, he abandoned the belief as well, but by then it was too late to follow his father&apos;s service to the country. Bob&apos;s third son, Tracy, was the one to honor his father&apos;s heritage with military service, and he did it in the Air Force just like his dad. It was peace time, and he was stationed in Altus, Okalahoma. He did his father proud. Free Will Baptist Minister After his discharge, Bob moved with his family to Central Florida. They arrived in Ocoee in December of 1955. Tim was four years old, and Valorie was five months. Tim was born in Alabama, and Valorie was born in California while Robert was stationed there. The remaining children (Terry, Cheryl, and Tracy) would all be born in Orlando, Florida. When they first arrived, Robert and Movaline worked in the citrus industry, then Robert worked in auto mechanics and used car sales for awhile. From there he entered professional sales, working in several industries including mercantile and insurance. As a child, Bob was not religiously inclined. His one church experience of which I am aware was when he and a friend visited a church while service was in session. They walked in the door and stood there, not knowing what to do. The minister stopped his sermon and addressed them roughly from the pulpit, and they ran away. The story got back to Bob&apos;s dad, and he commented that he warned Bob to stay away from church or he would get in trouble. As an adult, He experienced a conversion at Bethel Free Will Baptist Church in Ocoee, Florida, under the influence of Pastor Thomas M. Scott. Immediately, he began to be active in church music. He, his wife, and oldest son, Tim, formed a family singing group that sang regularly at Bethel, at other churches within driving distance, and at retirement homes. &quot;All day singing and dinner on the grounds&quot; was a frequent experience. Christian work became central to Robert&apos;s life, and during much of his adult years, he was a bi-vocational Baptist minister. He preached and pursued a sales career at the same time, but his heart was in Christian work. Soon after his religious awakening, Robert accepted the call into ministry, at age 38, at Bethel, under Pastor Marlon Borden. In 1966, he moved to Fruitland Park, Florida, just north of Leesburg, in order to open a new sales territory for his company. Shortly thereafter, he joined with two older ministers to establish a new Free Will Baptist Church in Fruitland Park, meeting in an old Methodist Church building. Within a few months, the new congregation purchased a church building in the Edgewood Park area of Leesburg. Robert had just begun preaching, so was junior to the two experienced ministers and expected to play a minor role. However, Rev. Johnson had strong convictions against working on Sunday, and Rev. Privett had strong convictions against smoking. Johnson was a smoker, and Privett owned a service station that was open on Sundays. One of them preached often on smoking and the other against working on Sundays. Even though Robert was a novice, he was elected as Pastor to the new congregation. He neither smoked nor worked Sundays, but had no great need to dictate such things to other people. He was successful in keeping both of the older ministers involved. He was ordained as a minister on January 7, 1967 by the Central Florida Quarterly Conference of Free Will Baptists. Robert resigned the Edgewood Park Free Will Baptist Church after three years and became an evangelist, holding revival meetings in other churches, but in early 1971 he was called as Pastor to the Scottsmoor Free Will Baptist Church north of Titusville, Florida. The church grew and thrived, and Robert came into his own as pastor and also as a member of the Indian River Quarterly Conference of Free Will Baptists. He was active in the Central Florida Conference when he was a member of Bethel, and later as a member of Edgewood Park, but he took on roles of leadership and influence at Indian River Conference. He became Assistant Moderator of the conference, and one of his key moments of influence was in regard to a proposal requiring all new pastors of the conference to have a Bible College education. Even though it would not affect him, Robert spoke strongly against it, because he felt that the call of God was as important to being a pastor as education. His view prevailed. He was an active leader in the local church community as well. At a time when denominations tended to keep to themselves, he reached out to other churches with cooperative ventures. One of his greatest results was an annual combined Easter Sunrise Service on the waters of the Florida east coast. These were lovely affairs attended by most congregations of all denominations in the area. In this, Bob was ahead of his time. When he left the Scottsmoor church and moved to Sanford, Robert was not eager to jump into another pastorate, so he preached as a visiting minister at a number of churches and attended Fellowship Free Will Baptist in the Orlo Vista community in Orlando, which was pastored by his old friend, the Rev. Hollis Motes. Rev. Motes has begun his ministry at Bethel about the same time as Robert. In 1988, Rev. Motes became ill. It was terminal, and everyone knew about it. Interestingly, a number of preachers began attending Fellowship Church. These were ministers without pastorates, and it was evident that they were waiting for Pastor Motes to die. In a step to protect the church against conflict and predation, Rev. Motes installed Robert as Assistant Pastor and heir apparent. The plan worked. When Rev. Motes died, Robert became pastor in a smooth transition, and he pastored there about ten years before retiring permanently at 65. Since then, he continues to preach occasionally as a visiting minister and attends the Zion Free Will Baptist Church in Sanford, Florida. Besides the Bible and music, the third great spiritual aspect of Robert&apos;s life is generosity. He was a generous donor to the churches he attended, but he had a special compassion for people in need. An example was a family who wanted to attend church, but did not have a car. Robert and Movaline would take two vehicles to church, and one of them would stop by to pick up the family. After a few weeks of this, Robert signed over to them, free and clear, the title to a car. He helped the needy all the time. Sometimes, as a route salesman, his customers would not have money to pay for items previously purchased and would ask to skip their contracted payment. He would not allow it, as he had no such authority over the company&apos;s money. However, when they would give him their $10 payment, he would sometimes put it in his company pocket and give them $20 from his personal pocket. His generosity continues in his elder years. The son who preserves his father&apos;s spiritual heritage is his older son Tim. Despite the unfortunate issue of military pacifism, Tim&apos;s life is centered around the search for truth and a supreme appreciation of the person of Jesus. Tim earned a BA in Biblical Studies, which is actually a ministerial degree, but he devoted himself to working as a layman in every church he ever joined. He has always been a lay leader and was always in demand as a Bible teacher. Tim also took some seminary courses, and has a library which contains a couple thousand Biblical and theological books. He also worked for more than twenty years in the Christian bookstore industry. His theological journey has been quite interesting. Father Robert Earl (Bob) Chastain is father to the Brothers of Chastain Central. Robert was born in Alabama in 1927 and raised on an Alabama farm. He is an eighth generation Chastain, being descended from French immigrant, Dr. Pierre Chastain, who arrived in the colonies in 1700. His descent from Pierre is 1. Pierre; 2. Peter, Jr.; 3. John &quot;Ten Shilling Bell&quot;; 4. Elijah; 5. Edward; 6. William Howell (Cobb); 7. Silas Cannon. See also Eleven Generations. He has five children, eight grand-children, and three great-grandchildren. His sons, along with his daughters, are devoted to their dad. He taught them to be honest and to be kind to other people. Four of the five children live within thirty minutes of Dad, and they visit often and are involved in his and their mother&apos;s lives. While Tim follows his dad&apos;s spiritual heritage, and Tracy honored his dad both by serving in the Air Force and by naming his son after his dad, Terry picked up on a different aspect of Bob&apos;s important values--mechanical ability. Whether it is old fashioned auto and lawn mower mechanics, general handyman skills, or more contemporary computer skills, Terry makes his dad proud. Today, Bob enjoys retirement and lives with his wife, Movaline, in Sanford, Florida, and loves to tell stories about the past. His children are Tim (born 1951), Valorie (1955), Terry (1958), Cheryl (1960), and Tracy (1965). Have a great day! ~The Brothers of Chastain Central: Tim, Terry, and Tracy Chastain Back to TopA Wife&apos;s Memory My husband doesn&apos;t remember what month he rented the California apartment at 701 Grant St., but it was either December 1953 or January 1954. We had the smallest little apartment. On the side next to the tracks, I thought I would never sleep through the night again, but it wasn&apos;t long before we never even heard the trains. We had a two year old son and needed a larger place, so as soon as the people next door moved (with whom we shared the only bathroom), we got that apartment. I don&apos;t remember what either of them cost, but I know it was reasonable or we would not have been there. My husband was in the Air Force, and I was a stay-at-home mom. In July 1955, we were expecting our second child, so we needed a larger apartment. The largest apartment was under us, and it was occupied. So the apartment in the other building became vacant and we moved again. This time we only had four corners for each room, and we had a back door, a front door, and a back yard and front yard for the kids to play in as long as I was with them. Buster and Artis Ward, the people in the apartment next door to us, had a fenced-in back yard. They had two boys: one about three or four and the other about one and a half. The older boy was Danny, and he was a tyrant. When he got too bad his Dad would threaten to give him a bath and usually that would quiet him down. I can&apos;t remember what the little one&apos;s name was. When our baby was born July 16, 1955 someone loaned us a bassinet which we kept in the closet most of the time. It was a closet with two doors (there were no doors on it, but there was an opening on either side), and as long as she was sleeping it was best to put her out of traffic. She was an angel. You wouldn&apos;t know she was awake if you didn&apos;t hear her cooing and trying to talk. We got out of the Air Force in December of 1955 and were already packed up and ready to go on his last day at work. I was at My Aunt Minnie&apos;s house in Stockton, and we had everything we could haul in the car. We had sold our TV, as it was almost new, but we just left the rest of the stuff. We had a washing machine that had two tubs. You would wash the clothes and put them through the ringer and into the other tub to rinse and spin them. It was old and weird but it got the job done. We had the trunk of the car full, and the inside of the car was full up to the top of the seats. Our son was four years old, our daughter was five months old, and we were on our way to Florida--Orlando to be exact. My parents lived there and we could stay with them for a few days until we could find a place to rent, which took about a week or so. ~Movaline Borden Chastain Back to Top |Home|Make US Your Home Page||Site Map|^0^0^";
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s[4] ="Chastain Place Names in Georgia^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/cpng.html^Georgia is ground zero for Chastain place names and includes well known Chastain Park. See also Chastain ...^Updated06-19-09 Georgia is ground zero for Chastain place names and includes well known Chastain Park. See also Chastain place names in other states. To add place names not on this list, or to provide additional information, you may use the submit content form. Use the index below to go to specific categories, or you may use Ctrl+F in most systems to search this page. Please report broken links.IndexBack to TopIndex Chastain Park, Fulton County Chastain Amphitheater Chastain Horse Park Chastain, Thomas County Chastaintown, Fulton County Fort Chastain, Fannin County Chastain Road, Chastains Lakes, and related streets and business parks, Cobb County Other Chastain Streets in Metro Atlanta Georgia Chastain Streets Outside Metro Atlanta List of Chastain Streets In Georgia Chastain Cemeteries Atlanta Area Chastain Residential Communities, Cobb and Fulton Counties Atlanta Area Chastain Apartments, Cobb and Fulton Counties Chastain Connection Water Bodies Chastain Branch, Habersham County Chastain Branch, Union County Chastain Creek, Rabun County Chastains Lakes, Cobb County Chateen Creek, White County Chastain Bridge (historical), Union County Chastain Park By far, the most well known Chastain place name is the 268 acre Chastain Park--the largest park in Atlanta, Georgia. The Park consists of several components, perhaps the most prominent of which is Chastain Amphitheater, where many classical and contemporary musical events are held. The namesake of Chastain Park is Fulton County Commissioner Troy Green Chastain, a major force behind the development of park. See much more at Chastain Park, Atlanta. Back to IndexChastain, Thomas County, Georgia Thomas County was among the earliest areas of Georgia permanently settled by Chastains. Well before the massive influx of Chastains into the abandoned Cherokee lands of North Georgia, brothers James Chastain and Renny Chastain were in Thomas County near the border of South Georgia and Florida. The Chastain family left its mark on the county with the town of Chastain, three roads named Chastain, and Thomas Chastain Cemetery. See more on Chastain, Georgia. Back to IndexChastaintown, Fulton County, Georgia Chastaintown was a horse trading center near Atlanta named for prominent citizen and land owner, Nelson Avery Chastain. Avery lived at the corner of Hemphill Avenue and Emmet Street, which is now Tenth Street. In 1901, the Atlantic Steel Hoop Company was founded in the north section of Chastaintown and grew to become one of Atlanta&apos;s largest manufacturers. Residential development built near the factory, and at some point the name changed from Chastaintown to Home Park. Hemphill and Tenth became the commercial center of the community. A Home Park Association article and an Atlantic Steel growth plan give additional information on the history of the community. As Home Park, the area was annexed into Atlanta in 1909. With the expansion of Georgia Tech toward Home Park from the south, many students moved into the residential area. Interstate 75/85 now runs along the east side of the three: Atlantic Steel, Home Park, and Georgia Institute of Technology (see Satellite Photo), and Coca-Cola Headquarters is just to the south of that. Thanks to William Fenn for contributing these sources. Back to IndexFort Chastain, Fannin County, Georgia Fort Chastain was one of a number of Cherokee Removal Forts and encampments , established in the 1830&apos;s as stockades for rounding up the Cherokee prior to their removal to what is now Oklahoma. See more at Fort Chastain. Back to IndexChastain Road, Chastains Lakes, and Related Streets and Business Parks (Cobb County) Chastain Road is a major thoroughfare in the Northwest Metro Atlanta area. It runs through Cobb County east from Kennesaw to Marietta, and is named for Emory Winn Chastain and his wife Donnah Jean York Chastain who owned the land on which the road was built. For more see Chastain Road article. Back to IndexOther Chastain Streets in Metro Atlanta A number of Chastain streets are near the popular Chastain Park in north Atlanta (Fulton County). These include Chastain Walk off Wieuca Road, east of the north end of the Park; Chastain Park Court off Roswell Road, east of the north end of the Park; Chastain Drive off Roswell Road, east of the south end of the Park; and Chastain Commons (not to be confused with Chastain Commons subdivision in Marietta), just off Powers Ferry Road west of the Park between Blanton Road and Hillside Drive. Chastain Cove is a little farther away, though it is still in the 30342 zip code. Go north on Roswell Road past Mt. Paran Road, take a left on Stewart Drive and another left onto Chastain Cove. Just east of Downtown Atlanta, near I-20 as it goes through Rich Park, there is a Chastain Street which is a few blocks long. Additional Chastain streets in the Metro Atlanta area are found in Alpharetta (Chastain Court), Norcross (Chastain Manor Drive), and Duluth (Chastain Place), all in the northeast metro area. Back to IndexGeorgia Chastain Streets Outside Metro AtlantaNewnan in northwest Georgia is home to three Chastain streets: Chastain Circle, Chastain Loop, and Chastain Way. The three streets together form a community of homes in the Chastain Park subdivision off Greison Trail to the east of downtown Newnan. MAP. Thomas County in south Georgia hosts three Chastain roads with both first and last names. Dixie Chastain Road is listed as being in Ochlocknee, Hansell Chastain Road in Thomasville, and Wade Chastain Road in Coolidge. However, these three towns form a rough inverted triangle. Thomasville is at the bottom corner of the triangle; Highway 19 goes northwest to Ochlocknee, and Highway 319 goes northeast to Coolidge. State Road 202 goes north up the center. The three Chastain roads are near the common center of the triangle rather than in the towns, themselves, so they are within a few miles of each other. Hansell Chastain Road runs east from SR 202 to Hall Road; a bit farther north, Dixie Chastain Road goes west from SR 202 and then turns north to SR 188; just north of where Hansell Chastain Road dead ends into Hall Road, Wade Chastain Road goes east from Hall Road to Covey Lane. Just a few miles north of the three Chastain roads is the site of Chastain, Georgia. Chastain Streets in other towns are found throughout Georgia. Dividing the state into five general sections, the towns are as follows: The heaviest concentration is in northwest Georgia. In addition to Metro Atlanta, Cobb County, and Newnan: Blue Ridge (Chastain Street); Cherry Log (Chastain Road); La Fayette (Chastain Drive); Calhoun (Chastain Drive and Chastain Street); Talking Rock (Chastain Place); Marble Hill (Chastain Court); Dawsonville (Chastain Road and Chastain Mill Road); Ball Ground (Chastain Drive); Canton (Chastain Street); Buford (Chastain Park Court); Rock Mart (Chastain Road); Dallas (Chastain Drive and Chastain Way); Villa Rica (Chastain Court); and Palmetto (Chastain Road). Northeast Georgia: Blairsville (Chastain Road); Young Harris (Chastain Road); Clayton (Carl Chastain Road); Sautee Nacoochee (Chastain Road); Lavonia (Chastain Road); Danielsville (Chastain Road); Elberton (Chastain Road); and Lincolnton (Chastain Drive). Westcentral Georgia: Macon (Chastain Place); and Warner Robbins (Chastain Drive). Eastcentral Georgia: Vidalia (Chastain Street). South Georgia: Thomas County. Back to IndexList of Chastain Streets In Georgia There are many streets in Georgia named Chastain, distributed among numerous cities. See Chastain Road and Related Streets, Other Chastain Streets in Metro Atlanta, and Georgia Chastain Streets Outside Metro Atlanta for more detail. Chastain Center Blvd: Kennesaw Chastain Circle: Newnan Chastain Commons: Atlanta Chastain Cor(ner?): Marietta Chastain Court: Alpharetta, Marble Hill, Marietta, Villa Rica Chastain Cove: Atlanta Chastain Crossing: Marietta Chastain Drive: Atlanta, Ball Ground, Calhoun, Dallas, La Fayette, Lincolnton, Warner Robins Chastain Gardens Drive: Kennesaw Chastain Glen Lane: Marietta Chastain Lakes Drive: Kennesaw Chastain Landings Court: Marietta Chastain Loop: Newnan Chastain Manor Court: Marietta Chastain Manor Drive: Norcross Chastain Manor Way: Marietta Chastain Meadows Court: Kennesaw Chastain Meadows Parkway: Kennesaw, Marietta Chastain Mill Road: Dawsonville Chastain Park Court: Atlanta, Buford Chastain Place: Duluth, Macon, Marietta, Talking Rock Chastain Pointe: Kennesaw Chastain Ridge Drive: Marietta Chastain Road: Blairsville, Cherry Log, Danielsville, Dawsonville, Elberton, Kennesaw, Lavonia, Palmetto, Rockmart, Sautee Nacoochee, Young Harris New Chastain Road: Marietta Chastain Street: Atlanta, Blue Ridge, Calhoun, Canton, Vidalia Chastain Trace: Marietta Chastain Trail: Marietta Chastain Walk: Atlanta Chastain Way: Dallas, Newnan In addition, there are Chastain streets with both first and last names. Three of these are in Thomas County in south Georgia. Clayton is in north Georgia. Carl Chastain Road in Clayton Dixie Chastain Road in Ochlocknee Hansell Chastain Road in Thomasville Wade Chastain Road in Coolidge. Melissadata.com lists a Chastian in Thomasville, but this could be a misspelling. Back to IndexChastain Cemeteries Cobb County Fannin County Thomas County Back to IndexChastain Communities (Atlanta Area) There are a number of Chastain residential communities in the Atlanta area, clustered into two groups: Near Chastain Road (Kennesaw and Marietta) and near Chastain Memorial Park in North Atlanta. Feel free to submit more specific location and details on these communities using the submit content form. Chastain, Near Chastain Park (zip codes 30327, 30328, and 30342) Chastain Commons, Marietta Chastain Cove, Kennesaw Chastain Cove, Sandy Springs. Chastain Cove is an exclusive community of five custom built homes by Lewis Wall, owner of LCW Residential Inc. Chastain Cove is conveniently located just north of Chastain Park in one of Atlantaâ€™s most exclusive locations. Chastain Crossing, Marietta Chastain Crossing II Chastain Enclave, Marietta Chastain Glen, Marietta Chastain Lakes, Kennesaw. See Chastains LakesChastain Landing, Marietta Chastain Landings, Marietta Chastain Manor, Marietta Chastain Park, North Atlanta Chastain Park Condominiums Chastain Park Townhomes, Kennesaw, on Chastain Gardens Drive just off Wilson Road and Chastain Center Blvd. Chastain Park Tuxedo, North Atlanta Chastain Park area Chastain Ridge, Marietta The View@Chastain, a 10-story midrise on Roswell Road across from Johnny&apos;s Hideaway Back to IndexChastain Apartments (Atlanta) Chastain Crossing Apartments 2601 Roosevelt Highway Atlanta GA 30337 Chastain Hills Apartments 1944 Dunlap Avenue Atlanta GA 30344 Chastain Manor Apartments 1631 Stanton Road SW Atlanta GA 30311 Chastain Pines Apartments 3215 Cushman Circle SW Atlanta GA 30311 Chastain South Apartments 2135 Godby Road Atlanta GA 30349 Chastain Townhouses Apartments 2500 Pleasant Hill Road Atlanta GA 30349 Chastain West Apartments 4590 Washington Road Atlanta GA 30349 Chastain Westcove Apartments 5271 W Fayetteville Road Atlanta GA 30349 Chastain Woods Apartments 2929 Landrum Drive SW Atlanta GA 30311Back to IndexChastain Connection Chastain Connection is an 8,000 square foot strip center with a Phillips 66 service station located in the City of Marietta in Cobb County, Georgia. The Center was built in 1998. Back to IndexWater Bodies The hills of North Georgia near the North Carolina border are home to several Chastain streams that are near each other. However, their namesakes may not be the same person since many Chastains have lived in North Georgia beginning in the 1820s. Chastain Branch, Habersham County. Chastain Branch is a tributary to the Soque River. These excerpts are from a longer article by Justin Ellis. Everyone who lives in Habersham County should at some point get a chance to see Chastain Branch, even if only for a moment. It is a tucked away jewel of a stream that to its great fortune begins and ends completely on National Forest lands. The branch is named after the Chastain family that settled the area during the original land lotteries back in the 1820â€™s. Historically Chastain Branch harbored populations of native Brook Trout. Brook Trout are the most rare and threatened fish in the entire Soque Watershed Basin. They are also Georgiaâ€™s only native trout. They require crystal clear cold water and have a hard time competing with Rainbow Trout which are an introduced species. In areas where Rainbow Trout have been introduced, Brook Trout populations are often eliminated. Chastain Branch emanates from the steep slopes of Oaky Mountain. The ridgeline of Oaky Mountain is also the county line between Habersham and Rabun counties. When standing atop the mountain, if you look west everything you see below flows into the Soque River and into Habersham County. If you look east everything below flows to the Tallulah River and into Rabun County. As the Forest Service sought to identify areas for new ATV trails, the Oaky Mountain ridgeline was chosen and plans made for a trail system. Many, many years earlier there had been a timber road that paralleled Chastain Branch all the way to its beginnings. At the time it seemed like a good idea to have ATV traffic come down off of Oaky Mountain and loop up this timber road, creating a circle. Two problems have ensued as a result of this trail. The dirt trail is in steep terrain and every time it rains, the road washes sediment into the branch, leaving a rutted road in its wake. To eliminate these ruts the Forest Service must then regrade the road, which loosens more dirt, which then is subject to additional erosion. The trail also closely parallels the branch for over a mile with a narrow forest buffer of only 15 to 50 feet. The Forest Service has committed to permanently fix the erosion problems by completely rerouting the ATV trail away from Chastain Branch. The plan calls for re-routing the ATV trail back onto the Oaky Mountain ridgeline and allowing the existing trail to be restored to a healthy forest. Map Chastain Branch, Union County Chastain Branch in Union County is part of the Notterly Lake system northwest of Blairsville. Map Chastain Bridge (historical), Union County Chastain Creek, Rabun County Map Chateen Creek, White County off Sandy Flats Road about half way between Cleveland and Dahlonega. Map Chastains Lakes, Cobb County, is south of the North Georgia Chastain streams. See Chastains Road for more information. Back to IndexBack to Top |Home|Make US Your Home Page||Site Map|^0^0^";
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s[7] ="Chastains in the Military^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/war.html^From Revolutionary Patriots James and Jesse Shasteen to Iraqi War Veteran Major General Ron Chastain, ...^Updated11-23-10From Revolutionary Patriots James and Jesse Shasteen to Iraqi War Veteran Major General Ron Chastain, Chastains have served in every major American War, including both sides of the Civil War. This list is not limited to casualties or war veterans. Please submit additional information using the Submit Content Form. See also Chastain Military News. Using Internet Explorer, select FIND from the EDIT menu to search specific names or states on this page. Index Index to Chastains in the MilitaryTo Top of Page Revolutionary WarWar of 1812Indian Wars and RemovalMexican WarCivil War-UnionCivil War-ConfederacySpanish-American War World War I EraWorld War II EraKorean Conflict EraViet Nam War EraMiddle East Wars EraPeace Time ServiceChastain Generals Revolutionary War1775-1783 Pierre Chastain died in 1728, almost 50 years before the Revolution, but at least three of his grandsons and three great-grandsons served in the war. There were likely others we do not know about. We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. PCD is Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, three volumes, by the Pierre Chastain Family Association. The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) do not list every individual who served or assisted in the Revolution, but only those whose descendants have submitted information. You may go to the DAR website to check for your ancestor or to learn more about the NSDAR. Castaing, Peter, French volunteer, aide de camp to French Gen. Louis Duportail. Present at Valley Forge and taken prisoner at Charleston in 1780. He is listed on the Valley Forge Muster Roll as a 2nd Lieut. According to the DAR, Captain Castaing served from Massachusetts, was born in France about 1740, and died in Great Britain in 1800. Listed as a Patriot by DAR. See also Live Auctioneers and the Writings of George Washington. Chastain, Peter (2-Rene, 1-Pierre), PCD, vol 1, page 47. Served as a private from South Carolina under Captain Leroy Hammond. Listed as a Patriot by DAR Chastain, Stephen (3-Rene, Jr., 2-Rene, 1-Pierre), PCD, vol 1, page 122. Served in the Virginia Militia in 1780 and 1781, though apparently not actively. Not listed at DAR. Chastain, William (2-Pierre, Jr., 1-Pierre), PCD, vol. 1, page 37. Served as County Lieutenant of Second Battalion of Militia in the Revolutionary War. A record exists regarding his promotion from Ensign of Second Brigade. Possibly served earlier in the Indian War. Not listed at DAR. Chasteen, James. Lowell B. Chastain states, &quot;James Chasteen of Amherst County, Va. was a Revolutionary War soldier. His records can be obtained from the National Archives, Pension No. W. 2917, which states &apos;he was a Private in the regiment commanded by Col. Taylor..., and enlisted...in 1777 as a Private in Capt. Holman Rice&apos;s Company in Colonel Francis Taylor&apos;s Virginia Regiment and served three years...later he enlisted in Captain Robert Kirk&apos;s Company in Armond&apos;s Corps of Horse. He was in the Siege of Yorktown and was discharged the following day after the surrender by General Cornwallis.&quot; [no closing quotes to National Archives, so unsure of end of quoted material], (Lowell B. Chastain, Virginia Chastains, Self Published, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, 1983, pp 136, 137.) James is listed as a Patriot by DAR with a Virginia birthdate of 1761 and a Kentucky decease date of February 28, 1841. His wife is listed as Nancy Kennedy. Shasteen, Jesse, Identified as a Revolutionary War Veteran in numerous places. Not listed at DAR. There were relatives of Chastain&apos;s among Revolutionary War Veterans: Carter, John (3-Judith, 2-Pierre, Jr., 1-Pierre), PCD, vol 1, page 60. Enlisted from Buckingham County, Virginia. Not listed at DAR. Gevedon, John, II (3-Magdalene, 2-Pierre, Jr., 1-Pierre), PCD, vol. 1, page 64. Served five three-month tours under Captains Miller, William Curd, Patterson, Pirkins, and Moseley. Fought in the Siege of Yorktown. Not listed at DAR. LeSueur, Martell (2-Elizabeth, 1-Pierre), PCD, vol. 1, page 46; vol 2, page 12. Beginning at age 16 or 17, served six hitches for periods of six weeks to three months, sometimes as a substitute for others and sometimes to fulfill his own draft. He served under Captains George Markham, Thomas Harris, Robert Hughes, and Edward Mumford. Not listed at DAR. Burnett, Williamson (husband of Priscilla Carter, 3-Judith, 2-Pierre, Jr., 1-Pierre), PCD, vol 1, page 62. The DAR lists Williamson as born in Virginia 1761; died in Virginia 3 Jun 1833. His wife, Priscilla Carter, was pensioned after his death. Edens, James (husband of Martha Chastain, 2-Pierre, Jr., 1-Pierre), PCD, vol. 1, page 43. Said to be in the Battle of King&apos;s Mountain. Not listed at DAR. In addition to those who served in the military, other Chastains are noted for involvement in the Revolution: Chastain, Jean, Jr. (2-Jean, 1-Pierre). PCD, vol 1, page 24. Supplied 275 pounds of beef to Bedford County, Virginia for soldiers of the Revolution. Listed as a Patriot by DAR. Chastain, Rev. John (2-Pierre, Jr., 1-Pierre). PCD, vol. 1 page 31. Was named a patriot when he signed the oath of allegiance in Powhatan County, Virginia during the war. Listed as a Patriot by DAR. To Page Index War of 18121812-1815 After the Revolutionary War and American Independence from Great Britain, relationships between the two countries were strained, but when Britain went to war with France (Napoleon) the United States remained neutral. However, interruption of American shipping and especially the raiding of American ships to impress American sailors into British service brought the two countries into another war. As part of the war, the United States tried, but failed, to conquer Canada. The US capitol was burned by the British, but in the end the young nation stood against the full force of the British Empire. Results of the War of 1812 included strengthened feelings of nationalism both in the USA and in Canada, the birth of the Star Spangled Banner, loss of power among Indian tribes in the Midwest and the South, the maturing of the American military and navy, and the rise to prominence of William Henry Harrison and Andrew Jackson. PCD is Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, three volumes, by the Pierre Chastain Family Association. We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. Casten, Thomas Database of IllinoisCastin, Abraham, Sergt Library of VirginiaCastin, Abram, Sergt Library of VirginiaChastain, Abraham, Jr. (3-Abraham, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 86 Chastain, Blassingame (3-Peter, 2-Rene, 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 48 Chastain, Jacob (3-Rene, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 109; Library of VirginiaChastain, John C. (4-Edward Brigand, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 156 Chastain, Joseph (3-Abraham, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 87 Chastain, Peter (3-Peter, 2-Rene, 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 48 Chastain, Rame, Q. M. Sergâ€™t Library of VirginiaChastain, William H. (3-Peter, 2-Rene, 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 48 Chastang, Auguste ChastangsChastang, Edward World Tree #43203; ChastangsChastang, Eugene World Tree #43203; ChastangsChastang, Pierre ZenoWorld Tree #43203; ChastangsShasteen, John Ohio History Other Chastain Relatives Serving In the War of 1812: Denton, Jonas (4-Elizabeth, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 174 Maxey, Asa (4-Lydia, 3-Rene, Jr., 2-Elizabeth, 1-Pierre) PCD, addenda to Vol. 1, page 28 LeSueur, Charles (3-Chastain LeSueur, 2-Rene, 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 299 LeSueur, Moseby (3-Martell LeSueur, 2-Elizabeth, 1-Pierre) PCD, addenda to Volume 1, page 36 Parker, Joel (husband of 5-Rhoda Maxey, 4-Lydia, 3-Rene, Jr., 2-Rene, 1-Pierre) PCD, Vol. 1, page 301 To Page Index Indian Wars and Removal Just prior to his engagement of British forces during the War of 1812, Andrew Jackson pursued a war against the Creeks in the South, whom he defeated soundly. Pierre Chastang, a respected slave in Mobile, Alabama, was appointed by Jackson as patroon or captain of a government transport to carry provisions to the troops. Pierre was later freed because of this and other very dangerous public service. Andrew Jackson had his own solution to conflict that arose when the growing American population put pressure on Indian lands. Relocate the Indians and give their lands to white folks! In 1838 the Cherokees were removed from their lands in Georgia and marched along the Trail of Tears to be relocated in what is now Oklahoma. Their lands were made available to white settlers, and many Chastains took advantage of the situation. In fact, this area still has the largest concentration of Chastains anywhere. But the settling of the Indian lands is a story for another time. Here we deal with the removal. Even before the deportation, forts and encompments were established to gather and hold the Cherokee as illegal settlers began filtering in. One of these was Fort Chastain in present-day Fannin County, Georgia. Chastains served in the East Tennessee Cherokee Removal Militia which escorted the Cherokee to the Indian Territory (now Oklahoma). PCD is Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, three volumes, by the Pierre Chastain Family Association. We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. Chastain, Jacin, served in Campbell Company, East Tennessee Cherokee Removal Militia. Chastain, Jason Coward (5-John, 4-Edward Brigand, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), perhaps the same as Jacin, above, PCD, Vol. 2, page 89. Chastain, William D. (4-Joseph, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), served in Vernon Company, PCD, Vol. 1, page 187; East Tennessee Cherokee Removal Militia. Chasten, George W., served in Vernon Company, East Tennessee Cherokee Removal Militia. Denton, Jonas (4-Elizabeth, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), served in Terry Company, PCD, Vol. 1, page 174; East Tennessee Cherokee Removal Militia. As terrible as the Cherokee removal was, the attempted removal of the Seminoles from Florida was much more violent. Three sons and a son-in-law of Georgia politician Benjamin Chastain fought in the Seminole wars. Chastain, Benjamin Franklin (4-Benjamin, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), Adjutant Major in General Nelson&apos;s Brigade. PCD, Vol. 1, page 181. Chastain, Elijah Webb (4-Benjamin, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), Formed a company and was elected Captain; later became Colonel of a Regiment. PCD, Vol. 1, page 182. Chastain, John Bunyan (4-Benjamin, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), Captain in General Nelson&apos;s Brigade. PCD, Vol. 1, page 179. Kincaid, James (husband of 5-Martha, 4-Benjamin, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), PCD, Vol. 1, page 184. Chastain, John Madison (4-John, 3-Peter, 2-Rene, 1-Pierre) served in Dennard&apos;s Georgia Volunteers in the (presumably Seminole) Indian Wars in 1836. PCD, addenda to Volume 1, page 120. To Page Index Mexican War1846-1848 The Independent State of Texas had separated from Mexico some years before. Now the United States accepted the Texans&apos; request to be annexed to the United States. Both Mexico and Great Britain were much opposed to the annexation. The United States also feared that Britain had designs on Mexico&apos;s California section. The Americans offered to purchase California from Mexico, but Mexico refused. The Mexican war served to provide experience to those who would later lead the armies of the Civil War. Chastain, Joseph Inman (4-Elisha, 3-Abraham, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), PCD, Vol. 1, page 192. Shasteen, John KingMax PagesLeSueur, Charles Marion (4-Littleberry LeSueur, 3-Peter LeSueur, 2-Elizabeth, 1-Pierre), served under Captain Jefferson Davis. PCD, addenda to Volume 1, page 109. To Page Index Civil War-Union1861-1865Union Name Index See also Alabama Chastains in the Civil War. Identical names appear more than once on state rosters. These may be different individuals or the same person serving in two outfits. Identical names are listed here only once, but each source is indicated. Details are found in the various sources. However, all variations that may be the same person (B. F. Chastain and Benjamin F. Chastain) are listed separately. Check all spellings, as the same person is frequently listed with different spellings. For example Abner H. Castin, Abner H. Chassteen, and Abner H. Chastine of the Arkansas 2nd Regiment Cavalry (Union) is likely the same soldier. In fact, he may be identical to the Abner H. Chasteen and the A. H. Chesteen of the Arkansas Infantry (Confederate), because Southerners with Union sympathies often were drafted into the Confederate Army until they had opportunity to defect to Union forces. States with links are to individual state lists. Some list only names and units, but others have details on the soldier himself. In addition, you should search the National Park Service Civil War Soldiers list. Go to Research On Line; scroll down the left column and click on Colorado; click on Soldier List; enter last name and click Send Query. States on this page without links indicate information derived from the National Park Service List. How many ways can you spell Chastain? Ancestry.com lists 688 soldiers with Chastain-related names serving in the Union (198) and Confederate (490) forces. The most numerous names, accounting for 64.5% of the total, are Chastain (192 Confederate; 53 Union), Chasteen (79 Confederate; 37 Union), and Chastine (62 Confederate; 21 Union). See Ancestry.com for the breakdown for each side by last name: CastainCastaingCastanCastanoCastanioCasteenCastenCasteinCastinCastineChastainChastaineChastanChastangChastantChasteenChasteeneChastenChastianChastinChastineChestangChesteenChestineShasteen. To Page IndexUnion Name Index Castain, Castan, Castano, Casteen, CastenCastin, Castine, ChassteenChastain A-HChastain James-JohnChastain Jonathan-WilliamChastaine, Chastam, Chastan, Chastane, ChasteanChasteen A-LChasteen M-WChastein, ChastemChasten, ChasteneChastian, Chastien, Chastiene, ChastinChastineChestaine, Chestang, Chesteen, ChestineShasteenBack to Name IndexCastain, Thomas J. Indiana Castan, Moses US Colored Cavalry Castano, Jacob Pennsylvania Casteen, Ceyburn North Carolina Casteen, J. C. Unassigned Casteen, Samuel M Missouri Casteen, Seyborn North Carolina Casteen, William B Indiana Casten, Abraham US Colored Infantry Casten, Benjamin F Missouri Casten, Bennet US Colored Infantry Casten, Charles US Colored Infantry Casten, Charles Wisconsin Casten, Charles L. Missouri Casten, David Indiana Casten, Frederick Ohio Casten, Harrison H Missouri Casten, Hiram Illinois Casten, William H. New York Back to Name IndexCastin, Abraham Indiana Castin, Chauncey C. Connecticut (Colored) Castin, Francis Rhode Island Castin, Frederick Ohio Castin, Isaac Connecticut (Colored) Castin, John Indiana; Missouri; Wisconsin Castin, Lorenzo New York Castin, S. V. W. Ohio Castin, Theophile US Colored Infantry Castine, Abner H. ArkansasCastine, Frederick New York Castine, George Missouri Castine, Jacob Iowa Castine, Joe US Colored Infantry Castine, John Iowa; Kentucky; Veteran Reserve Corps Castine, Nichols New Jersey Castine, Peter New Hampshire Castine, Richard New York Castine, William New York Chassteen, Abner H. ArkansasBack to Name IndexChastain, Amos H. ArkansasChastain, Andrew Missouri Chastain, Bernard Indiana Chastain, Benjamin L. ArkansasChastain, David Indiana Chastain, David D. 1st Alabama Calvary; Chastain CentralChastain, Davud B. W. Indiana Chastain, Edward TennesseeChastain, Elisha TennesseeChastain, Francis M. Missouri Chastain, George KentuckyChastain, Howard M. KentuckyBack to Name IndexChastain, James ArkansasChastain, James A. KentuckyChastain, Jesse B. KentuckyChastain, James J. KentuckyChastain, James K. Polk 1st Alabama Calvary; Chastain CentralChastain, James M. Illinois Chastain, James P. Alabama; 1st Alabama Calvary; Chastain CentralChastain, Jesse B. Kentucky Chastain, John Missouri Chastain, John A. F. Indiana Chastain, John A. T. Indiana Chastain, John D. Illinois Chastain, John F. TennesseeChastain, John J. Missouri Chastain, John S. ArkansasChastain, John W. Arkansas; Missouri Back to Name IndexBack to Name IndexChastain, Jonathan K. TennesseeChastain, Joseph Missouri Chastain, Joseph C. ArkansasChastain, Joseph F. Missouri Chastain, Levi Indiana Chastain, Madison M. ArkansasChastain, Mills T Missouri Chastain, Nathan P. Missouri Chastain, Newman Illinois Chastain, Peter Indiana; US Colored Infant Chastain, Robert G. Illinois Chastain, Robert P. Missouri Chastain, Robert R. Indiana Chastain, Russel R. TennesseeChastain, Samuel E. Kentucky; US Colored Cavalry Chastain, Squire Illinois Chastain, Thomas J. Illinois; Indiana Chastain, William Missouri Chastain, William F. ArkansasChastain, William H. Kentucky; Missouri Back to Name IndexChastaine, George KentuckyChastaine, Howard M. KentuckyChastaine, James J. KentuckyChastaine, James M. Illinois Chastaine, John W. Georgia Chastam, Elisha TennesseeChastan, George KentuckyChastan, Joseph ArkansasChastan, Madison M. C. ArkansasChastane, David B. Indiana Chastane, John D. Illinois Chastean, James ArkansasChastean, Wilson US Colored Infantry Back to Name IndexChasteen, Amos H. ArkansasChasteen, Austin KentuckyChasteen, Benjamin TennesseeChasteen, Charles B. Indiana Chasteen, Charles V. Indiana Chasteen, Edmond Indiana Chasteen, James Iowa; Missouri Chasteen, James M. Missouri Chasteen, John KentuckyChasteen, John E. Indiana Chasteen, John F. TennesseeChasteen, Jonathan C. Indiana Chasteen, Joseph C. ArkansasChasteen, Joseph D. Indiana Chasteen, Joseph F. Missouri Chasteen, L. M. Kansas (Indian Home Grd) Back to Name IndexChasteen, Madison C. ArkansasChasteen, Manuel Ohio Chasteen, Matthew Indiana Chasteen, Nathaniel C. Indiana Chasteen, Nicholas B. KentuckyChasteen, Onias Veteran Reserve Corps Chasteen, Ouias Missouri Chasteen, Peter Indiana Chasteen, Robert Missouri Chasteen, Russel R. TennesseeChasteen, Samuel C. Indiana Chasteen, Stephen L. KentuckyChasteen, Timothy Illinois Chasteen, William Indiana; Missouri Chasteen, William B. Indiana Chasteen, William F. KentuckyChasteen, William P. KentuckyChasteen, Wm. T. T. ArkansasBack to Name IndexChastein, Robert G. Illinois Chastem, Jesse B. KentuckyBack to Name IndexBack to Name IndexChasten, David C. Missouri Chasten, David J. Missouri Chasten, John F. TennesseeChasten, John W. Illinois Chasten, Newman Illinois Chasten, Squar Illinois Chasten, Timothy Illinois Chasten, William Indiana Chastene, J. H. Missouri Chastene, Wm. Missouri Back to Name IndexChastian, David B. Indiana Chastian, Edward TennesseeChastian, George KentuckyChastian, Thomas W. TennesseeChastien, Charles Indiana Chastien, Joseph Missouri Chastien, Samuel C. Indiana Chastiene, Samuel E. KentuckyChastin, David C. Missouri Chastin, David J. Missouri Chastin, John S. ArkansasChastin, Jonathan K. TennesseeBack to Name IndexChastine, Abner H. ArkansasChastine, Benjamin TennesseeChastine, Benj. L. ArkansasChastine, Daniel Indiana Chastine, David D. Alabama 1st Alabama Calvary; Chastain CentralChastine, Elijah Illinois Chastine, James A. KentuckyChastine, James J. KentuckyChastine, Jesse B. KentuckyChastine, John Missouri Chastine, John W. ArkansasChastine, Jonathan R. TennesseeChastine, L. M. Kansas (Indian Home Grds) Chastine, Madison ArkansasChastine, Peter US Colored Infantry Chastine, Quias O. Missouri Chastine, R. R. TennesseeChastine, Robert G. Illinois Chastine, Sam&apos;l. Edward KentuckyChastine, William TennesseeChastine, William H. Arkansas; KentuckyChastine, Wm. H. Missouri Chastine, Wm S. T. ArkansasBack to Name IndexChestaine, David D. Alabama; 1st Alabama Calvary; Chastain CentralChestang, John B. US Colored Infantry Chestang, Zedo US Colored Infantry Chesteen, Jesse KentuckyChesteen, Lewis W. North Carolina Chestine, Joseph US Colored Infantry Chestine, Peter Indiana; US Colored Infant Chestine, Reuben US Colored Infantry Back to Name IndexShasteen, Bariah Ohio Shasteen, Chester B. Illinois Ships in DistressShasteen, Edward Ohio Shasteen, Emanuel Ohio Shasteen, Francis M. Ohio Shasteen, Henry Illinois Shasteen, James Ohio; Veteran Reserve Corps Shasteen, James C. Ohio Shasteen, Joseph D. Indiana Shasteen, Lewis Ohio Shasteen, Lewis C. Ohio Shasteen, Peter Ohio Shasteen, Pleasant E. Indiana Shasteen, Samuel Ohio Shasteen, Uriah Ohio Back to Name IndexTo Page Index Civil War-Confederacy1861-1865Confederate Name Index See also Alabama Chastains in the Civil War. Identical names appear more than once on state rosters. These may be different individuals or the same person serving in two outfits. Identical names are listed here only once, but each source is indicated. Details are found in the various sources. However, all variations that may be the same person (B. F. Chastain and Benjamin F. Chastain) are listed separately. Check all spellings, as the same person is frequently listed with different spellings. For example Abner H. Castin, Abner H. Chassteen, and Abner H. Chastine of the Arkansas 2nd Regiment Cavalry (Union) is likely the same soldier. In fact, he may be identical to the Abner H. Chasteen and the A. H. Chesteen of the Arkansas Infantry (Confederate), because Southerners with Union sympathies often were drafted into the Confederate Army until they had opportunity to defect to Union forces. States with links are to individual state lists. Some list only names and units, but others have details on the soldier himself. In addition, you should search the National Park Service Civil War Soldiers list. Go to Research On Line; scroll down the left column and click on Colorado; click on Soldier List; enter last name and click Send Query. States on this page without links indicate information derived from the National Park Service List. How many ways can you spell Chastain? Ancestry.com lists 688 soldiers with Chastain-related names serving in the Union (198) and Confederate (490) forces. The most numerous names, accounting for 64.5% of the total, are Chastain (192 Confederate; 53 Union), Chasteen (79 Confederate; 37 Union), and Chastine (62 Confederate; 21 Union). See Ancestry.com for the breakdown for each side by last name: CastainCastaingCastanCastanoCastanioCasteenCastenCasteinCastinCastineChastainChastaineChastanChastangChastantChasteenChasteeneChastenChastianChastinChastineChestangChesteenChestineShasteen. To Page IndexConfederate Name Index Castain, Castaing, Castainy, Castan, Castano, Castanio CasteenCastein, Casten, CastiansCastinCastine, Charstain, Chartains, ChartineChastain AChastain B-DChastain E-GChastain H-J.C.Chastain J.D.-JehuChastain John-KChastain L-OChastain P-SChastain T-WChastaine, Chastan, Chastana, ChastaneChastang, Chastant, ChasteanChasteen A-GChasteen H-James E.Chasteen James H.-RChasteen S-WChasteene, Chastein, Chasten, Chastene, Chastens, ChastenerChastianChastien, Chastiene, Chastier, ChastinChastine A-HChastine JChastine L-WChatain, Chestang, Chesteen, Chesten, ChestineShasteen Back to Name IndexCastain, C Louisiana Castain, James GeorgiaCastain, Joseph A Louisiana Castaing, (unknown) LouisianaCastaing, A. LouisianaCastaing, C. LouisianaCastaing, L. LouisianaCastaing, Murville LouisianaCastaing, Simon LouisianaCastainy, E. LouisianaCastan, Austin State Unknown Castan, C. LouisianaCastan, J. LouisianaCastan, James S. Alabama Castan, W. T. Kentucky Castano, J. Louisiana Castano, Severo TexasCastanio, Manuel LouisianaBack to Name IndexCasteen, A. P. South CarolinaCasteen, Alexander North CarolinaCasteen, Alonzo North CarolinaCasteen, Andrew J. North CarolinaCasteen, C. P. GeorgiaCasteen, Ceybon North CarolinaCasteen, Ceyborn North CarolinaCasteen, Council W. North CarolinaCasteen, G. W., Jr. South CarolinaCasteen, J. C. North CarolinaCasteen, J. E. North CarolinaCasteen, J. F. Virginia Casteen, Jacob North CarolinaCasteen, John North CarolinaCasteen, John T. Virginia Casteen, Kenan North CarolinaCasteen, S. North CarolinaCasteen, S. M. ArkansasCasteen, Samuel North CarolinaCasteen, Seaborn North CarolinaCasteen, Stephen D. North CarolinaCasteen, W. W. North CarolinaCasteen, William Tennessee Casteen, William M. North CarolinaCasteen, William W. North CarolinaBack to Name IndexCastein, Kenan North CarolinaCastein, P. LouisianaCastein, Pre Louisiana Casten, A. MississippiCasten, A. Columbus Mississippi Casten, A. D. South CarolinaCasten, A. F. South Carolina Casten, A. J. TennesseeCasten, Charles South CarolinaCasten, H. P. Georgia Casten, J. H. TennesseeCasten, James South CarolinaCasten, S. H. Arkansas Casten, Thomas LouisianaCasten, W. Georgia Casten, W. J. South CarolinaCastians, Joseph A. LouisianaBack to Name IndexCastin, (Unknown) FloridaCastin, A. J. North Carolina Castin, Arthur LouisianaCastin, B. L. Louisiana Castin, E. LouisianaCastin, E. P. TennesseeCastin, Hiram D. North CarolinaCastin, J. B. MississippiCastin, I. L. ArkansasCastin, J. B. Mississippi Castin, J. G. Arkansas Castin, J. L. Georgia Castin, J. S. ArkansasCastin, John W. Arkansas Castin, L. C. MississippiCastin, Larkin C. Mississippi Castin, M. E. Georgia Castin, Samuel Georgia Castin, W. B. T. North CarolinaCastin, William C. MississippiBack to Name IndexCastine, Andrew J. North CarolinaCastine, Benjamin LouisianaCastine, Council W. North CarolinaCastine, Jeremiah Virginia Castine, John North CarolinaCastine, John G. Virginia Castine, Lewis Louisiana Castine, W. W. North CarolinaCastine, William B. South Carolina Castine, Zephaniah North CarolinaCharstain, W. MississippiChartains, Rany L. GeorgiaChartine, J. T. GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChastain, A. Georgia; General and Staff Officers, Non-Regimental Enlisted Chastain, A. C. South CarolinaChastain, A. D. South CarolinaChastain, A. G. Tennessee Chastain, A. M. Georgia; North CarolinaChastain, A. P. South CarolinaChastain, A. S. North CarolinaChastain, Abner North CarolinaChastain, Abraham Georgia Chastain, Alec Georgia Chastain, Alexander Alabama Chastain, Alfred Moore DentonChastain, Allen M. MississippiChastain, Amos South CarolinaChastain, Anderson Georgia Chastain, Andrew T. Missouri Chastain, Arnold H. South CarolinaChastain, Asbury Georgia Back to Name IndexChastain, B. A. TennesseeChastain, B. F. Georgia; General and Staff Officers, Non-Regimental Enlisted Chastain, B. H. GeorgiaChastain, B. J. GeorgiaChastain, B. K. TennesseeChastain, B. S. GeorgiaChastain, Benjamin Georgia;; North CarolinaChastain, Benjamin C. GeorgiaChastain, Benjamin F. GeorgiaChastain, Benjamin J. TennesseeChastain, Benjamin L. Arkansas; GeorgiaChastain, Benjamin N. GeorgiaChastain, Benton F. Georgia Chastain, C. H. South Carolina Chastain, Charles P. GeorgiaChastain, Columbus P. GeorgiaChastain, Cook C. MississippiChastain, D. W. North CarolinaBack to Name IndexChastain, E. E. Tennessee Chastain, E. M. South CarolinaChastain, E. W. Georgia Chastain Central Biography; Georgia; DentonChastain, Edward North CarolinaChastain, Edward G. Mississippi Chastain, Edward Jordan Mississippi Alabama Chastains in the Civil WarChastain, Edward Thomas North CarolinaChastain, Elemander W. North CarolinaChastain, Elijah Webb Chastain Central Biography; Georgia; DentonChastain, Elisha GeorgiaChastain, Elisha B. GeorgiaChastain, Elisha H. GeorgiaChastain, F. A. GeorgiaChastain, F. M. A. South CarolinaChastain, G. B. Georgia Chastain, G. W., Jr. South CarolinaChastain, George Tennessee Chastain, George W. South Carolina; Tennessee Chastain, George Washington South CarolinaBack to Name IndexChastain, H. B. GeorgiaChastain, H. J. GeorgiaChastain, H. S. GeorgiaChastain, Hilliard A. South CarolinaChastain, Hiram Bales GeorgiaChastain, J. Arkansas; GeorgiaChastain, J. A. GeorgiaChastain, J. B. Arkansas; GeorgiaChastain, J. C. GeorgiaBack to Name IndexBack to Name IndexChastain, J. D. GeorgiaChastain, J. F. South CarolinaChastain, J. H. GeorgiaChastain, J. L. GeorgiaChastain, J. M. GeorgiaChastain, J. N. Georgia; South CarolinaChastain, J. O. GeorgiaChastain, J. P. GeorgiaChastain, J. Q. GeorgiaChastain, J. T. GeorgiaChastain, J. V. GeorgiaChastain, Jacob GeorgiaChastain, Jacob Benjamin GeorgiaChastain, James Florida; GeorgiaChastain, James B. Georgia; Virginia Chastain, James T FloridaChastain, Jameson N. GeorgiaChastain, Jefferson GeorgiaChastain, Jehu GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChastain, John Georgia; Kentucky; North Carolina; South CarolinaChastain, John A. Georgia; Missouri; South Carolina; Tennessee Chastain, John D. GeorgiaChastain, John F. GeorgiaChastain, John G. North CarolinaChastain, John J. GeorgiaChastain, John P. Alabama Chastain, John R. GeorgiaChastain, John S. T. GeorgiaChastain, John T. GeorgiaChastain, John W. GeorgiaChastain, Jonathan K. Georgia; TennesseeChastain, Jonathan N GeorgiaChastain, Joseph GeorgiaChastain, Joseph H. ArkansasChastain, Joseph J. Missouri Chastain, Joseph Newton South CarolinaChastain, Joseph R. GeorgiaChastain, Joshua Georgia Chastain, Julius GeorgiaChastain, K. E. South CarolinaBack to Name IndexChastain, L. South Carolina Chastain, L. S. Florida; GeorgiaChastain, Larkin D. V. ArkansasChastain, Lis GeorgiaChastain, Lit GeorgiaChastain, Littleton M. ArkansasChastain, M. C. Georgia Chastain, M. F. South CarolinaChastain, M. I. GeorgiaChastain, M. M. C. Cherokee Mounted Volunteers Chastain, Martin S. Chastain Central; GeorgiaChastain, Martin V. South CarolinaChastain, Maxwell GeorgiaChastain, Newton GeorgiaChastain, O. GeorgiaChastain, O. F. GeorgiaChastain, Obediah GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChastain, P. H. GeorgiaChastain, P. P. GeorgiaChastain, P. R. GeorgiaChastain, Perry GeorgiaChastain, Peter R. GeorgiaChastain, Philip GeorgiaChastain, Philip H. GeorgiaChastain, R. GeorgiaChastain, R. B. KentuckyChastain, R. F. ArkansasChastain, R. H. GeorgiaChastain, R. K. GeorgiaChastain, R. L. GeorgiaChastain, Raney GeorgiaChastain, Rene LaFayette GeorgiaChastain, Richard GeorgiaChastain, Robert B. KentuckyChastain, S. B. GeorgiaChastain, S. M. GeorgiaChastain, Simpson North CarolinaChastain, Simpson B. North Carolina Back to Name IndexChastain, T. R. South CarolinaChastain, T. W. Alabama Chastain, Thomas GeorgiaChastain, Thomas A. GeorgiaChastain, Thomas F. South CarolinaChastain, Thomas J. M. GeorgiaChastain, Val South CarolinaChastain, W. B. ArkansasChastain, W. J. GeorgiaChastain, W. L. GeorgiaChastain, W. S. GeorgiaChastain, William Georgia; Mississippi; North Carolina; South CarolinaChastain, William C. GeorgiaChastain, William E. GeorgiaChastain, William H. GeorgiaChastain, William J. Georgia; Missouri Chastain, William M. GeorgiaChastain, Wm. R. GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChastaine, J. B. Virginia Chastan, Joseph M. Louisiana Chastan, Raney L. Georgia Chastana, William C. GeorgiaChastane, Columbus P. GeorgiaChastane, John S. Cherokee Mounted Volunteers Chastane, Joseph C. Cherokee Mounted Volunteers Chastane, William M. Cherokee Mounted Volunteers Back to Name IndexChastang, Cyrus AlabamaChastang, Harrison AlabamaChastang, Henry AlabamaChastang, R. AlabamaChastang, R. B. AlabamaChastang, Raymond Alabama Chastang, Rufus AlabamaChastang, W. H. AlabamaChastant, A. General and Staff Officers, Non-Regimental Enlisted Chastant, Chas General and Staff Officers, Non-Regimental Enlisted Chastant, John B. LouisianaChastant, Joseph M. LouisianaChastean, Julius GeorgiaChastean, R. L. GeorgiaChastean, William B. GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChasteen, A. G. Tennessee Chasteen, A. S. North CarolinaChasteen, Abner H. ArkansasChasteen, Alfred North CarolinaChasteen, B. A. TennesseeChasteen, B. F. GeorgiaChasteen, B. L. GeorgiaChasteen, Benjamin B. Tennessee Chasteen, C. ArkansasChasteen, C. F. ArkansasChasteen, C. P. MississippiChasteen, Cooper B. GeorgiaChasteen, D. A. TennesseeChasteen, E. H. Arkansas Chasteen, F. GeorgiaChasteen, F. M. ArkansasChasteen, G. E. Alabama Chasteen, G. W., Sr. South CarolinaChasteen, George TennesseeBack to Name IndexChasteen, H. I. GeorgiaChasteen, H. S. GeorgiaChasteen, Henry Alabama Chasteen, Henry Y. Tennessee Chasteen, J. E. GeorgiaChasteen, J. F. South CarolinaChasteen, J. M. GeorgiaChasteen, J. N. Georgia; South CarolinaChasteen, J. R. GeorgiaChasteen, J. W. Alabama;; Arkansas; GeorgiaChasteen, Jacob A. Tennessee Chasteen, Jacob B. GeorgiaChasteen, James Louisiana; Independent Rangers Chasteen, James E. South CarolinaBack to Name IndexBack to Name IndexChasteen, James H. TexasChasteen, James Q. GeorgiaChasteen, Jesse B. MississippiChasteen, John Georgia; North Carolina; TennesseeChasteen, John L. TexasChasteen, John W. GeorgiaChasteen, Joseph Independent Rangers Chasteen, L. E. Alabama Chasteen, Lewis W. Georgia Chasteen, Louis LouisianaChasteen, Luke TennesseeChasteen, M. C. GeorgiaChasteen, Q. F. Texas Chasteen, R. LouisianaChasteen, R. F. ArkansasChasteen, R. J. Arkansas Chasteen, R. L. South CarolinaChasteen, Rany H. Tennessee Chasteen, Remsey H. Tennessee Back to Name IndexChasteen, S. P. Alabama; Texas Chasteen, T. B. GeorgiaChasteen, Thomas Georgia; MississippiChasteen, W. C. ArkansasChasteen, W. J. Florida; Missouri Chasteen, Washington LouisianaChasteen, Washington J. Missouri Chasteen, William Mississippi; TennesseeChasteen, William B. GeorgiaChasteen, William E. South CarolinaChasteen, William M. GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChasteene, T. A. MississippiChastein, Hilliard J. GeorgiaChastein, R. GeorgiaChastein, R. H. GeorgiaChasten, J. C. ArkansasChasten, J. M. Texas Chasten, Joseph M. TexasChasten, W. W. Texas Chasten, William South CarolinaChasten, William W. TexasChastene, John South CarolinaChastene, W. B. South CarolinaChastens, R. F. ArkansasChastener, J. W. GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChastian, Benjamin L. ArkansasChastian, D. Elanander North CarolinaChastian, D. Elanander W. North Carolina Chastian, D. W. North CarolinaChastian, Howell A. Virginia Chastian, J. Georgia Chastian, James B. Virginia Chastian, John South Carolina; TennesseeChastian, John P. North CarolinaChastian, John T. KentuckyBack to Name IndexChastien, Unknown Alabama Chastien, A. M. MississippiChastien, F. G. South CarolinaChastien, J. N. South CarolinaChastien, Jas. South Carolina Chastien, O. GeorgiaChastiene, T. J. MississippiChastier, C. P. GeorgiaChastin, Alfred M. North CarolinaChastin, F. G. South Carolina Chastin, G. F. Georgia Chastin, J. D. TexasChastin, J. W. Georgia Chastin, John A. Tennessee Chastin, Jonathan K. TennesseeChastin, Joseph M. Texas Back to Name IndexChastine, A. H. South CarolinaChastine, Alfred North CarolinaChastine, Alfred N. North Carolina Chastine, Allen M. MississippiChastine, B. B. Tennessee Chastine, B. G. GeorgiaChastine, Benjamin GeorgiaChastine, Benjamin F. GeorgiaChastine, C. H. South Carolina Chastine, C. M. TennesseeChastine, Cooper B. Georgia; TennesseeChastine, D. GeorgiaChastine, E. H. Arkansas Chastine, Edward North CarolinaChastine, F. South CarolinaChastine, George W. South CarolinaChastine, H. A. South CarolinaChastine, H. J. GeorgiaChastine, Henry GeorgiaBack to Name IndexChastine, J. B. ArkansasChastine, J. F. South CarolinaChastine, J. N. Virginia Chastine, J. P. Alabama Chastine, J. T. Cherokee Mounted Volunteers Chastine, J. W. South CarolinaChastine, Jackson Missouri Chastine, James Missouri Chastine, James J. FloridaChastine, James T. FloridaChastine, James W. FloridaChastine, Jas. Arkansas Chastine, Jessey B. MississippiChastine, John Georgia; Mississippi Chastine, John A. South CarolinaChastine, John J. TexasChastine, John S. Independent Rangers Chastine, Jonathan R. TennesseeChastine, Joseph South Carolina; Independent Rangers Chastine, Joseph C. ArkansasChastine, Joseph J. Missouri Back to Name IndexChastine, Larkin D. V. ArkansasChastine, Luke TennesseeChastine, M. C. Independent Rangers Chastine, M. F. South CarolinaChastine, Q. F. Texas Chastine, R. GeorgiaChastine, R. J. Arkansas Chastine, Raney GeorgiaChastine, Tilman South CarolinaChastine, Valentine South CarolinaChastine, Vanburen South CarolinaChastine, W. B. South CarolinaChastine, W. H. Alabama Chastine, W. J. FloridaChastine, W. M. Independent Rangers Chastine, William Arkansas; Mississippi; South CarolinaChastine, William R. Missouri Chastine, William W. TexasBack to Name IndexChatain, Bryant MississippiChatain, C. B. Alabama Chestang, August Alabama Chestang, Cyrus AlabamaChestang, Harrison AlabamaChestang, Raymond Chestang, William H. AlabamaChestang, William Rufus AlabamaChestang, Wm. H. Alabama Chesteen, A. H. ArkansasChesteen, Luke Tennessee Chesten, Burrel GeorgiaChestine, (Unknown) GeorgiaChestine, Edward Mississippi Back to Name IndexShasteen, Andrew W. Tennessee Shasteen, Banjamin B. TennesseeShasteen, Elijah B. Tennessee Shasteen, Ezekiel F. TennesseeShasteen, George W. Tennessee Shasteen, J. A. Tennessee Shasteen, J. B. Missouri Shasteen, J. W. Tennessee Shasteen, Jacob Tennessee Shasteen, John King, Illinois Max PagesShasteen, Samuel J. Tennessee Shasteen, T. P. Tennessee Shasteen, W. I. Missouri Shasteen, W. J. Missouri Shasteen, W. M. Tennessee Shasteen, W. S. Missouri Shasteen, William Tennessee Back to Name IndexTo Page Index Spanish-American War1898-1899 Chastain, Addison Henry PCFAChastain, Jonathan E., Kansas Kansas and KansansChastain, R. E., Captain, Texas Texas VolunteersChastain, William S., Arkansas Desmond Walls AllenTo Page Index World War I Era1917-1918 The American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) lists war casualties and some veterans buried at various military cemeteries, and is a primary source for this section. For ABMC entries, click ABMC and then type last name at search screen. We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. This list is not limited to casualties. Chastain, Claude L. ABMCChastain, Johnnie ABMCChastain/Chastine, Lewis (wounded in France), contributed by Warren Wilson Chastain, William R. Chastain Family Forum; Chastain Historical DocumentsChestang, Mitchell Washington County GravesTo Page Index World War II Era1941-1945 The American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) lists war casualties and some veterans buried at various military cemeteries, and is a primary source for this section. For ABMC entries, click ABMC and then type last name at search screen. We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. This list is not limited to casualties. Castagna, Consetto J ABMCCastanier, Harry J ABMCCastin, Mariano ABMCChastain, Berthold A ABMCChastain, Bobby Ships in DistressChastain, Charles R ABMCChastain, E. W. NewsChastain, Eldon T ABMCChastain, Glenn J ABMCChastain, Gordon B ABMCChastain, James Kenneth Ships in DistressNEW!Chastain, James W ABMCChastain, Jimmie Dee, Navy, contributed by Jennifer Chastain NEW!Chastain, John &quot;JB&quot; BiographyChastain, Kenneth R ABMCChastain, Lawrence ABMCChastain, Lawrence Madison County JournalChastain, Lowell Burrell BiographyChastain, Myra Elizabeth BiographyChastain, Waymon ABMCChastant, Thomas A ABMCChasteen, Delbert R ABMCChasteen, Dorman, Sr. BiographyChasteen, Fletcher NewsNewsChasteen, Glenn Chasteen, Ralph NewsChasteen, Col. W. H., 511th Parachute Infantry Chasteen, William H. Ships in DistressChestang, Frederick A ABMCdeChastain, Bill BiographyShasteen, Alton A ABMCShasteen, Willard S ABMCTo Page Index Korean Conflict Era1950-1953 A total of 29,557 service members (all services) died in battle, or from battle-related injuries, during the Korean War. 4184 died from non-combat causes in the Korean theater. 92,934 were wounded in action seriously enough to be evacuated. (This number does not include those lightly wounded who were treated at battalion/regimental aid stations and returned to duty.) 7,245 service members became Prisoners-of-War. (DPMO stats as of 04/17/2001). From Korean War Chronology. The American Battle Monuments Commission (ABMC) lists war casualties and some veterans buried at various military cemeteries, and is a primary source for this section. For ABMC entries, click ABMC and then type last name at search screen. We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. This list is not limited to casualties. Castaing, Claude Camille Korean War Project; ABMCCastana, Pete Korean War Project; ABMCChastain, Bill Korean War Veterans of North CarolinaChastain, George E. Korean War Project; ABMCChastain, John H. Government ArchivesChastain, John Hilmon Korean War Project; ABMCChastain, John W. Korean War Project; ABMCChastain, Myra Elizabeth BiographyChastain, R. E. Korean War Project; ABMCChastain, Robert E. Chastain Central BiographyChastain, Thurman J. Korean War Project; ABMCChasteen, Vaskel T. Korean War Project; ABMC; Government ArchivesTo Page Index Viet Nam War Era1955-1973 We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. This list is not limited to casualties. Major General Richard ChastainChastain General Biography Castagna, Joseph Philip No Quarter; DarinChastain, Donnie Ray No Quarter; ; Virtual Wall; DarinChastain, Fred VPNavyChastain, Gerald Edward No Quarter; DarinChastain, Jerry 7th MarinesChastain, Joseph Justin BiographyChastain, Huey L. &quot;Chris&quot; JAG HeroesChastain, Richard, Tech Sgt., contributed by Joseph Chastain NEW!Chastain, Robert BiographyChastain, Woodrow Beal No Quarter; DarinChastang, Johnell Laverne No Quarter; Virtual Wall; DarinChastant, Rodney Rene No Quarter; DarinChasteen, Dorman, Jr. BiographyChasteen, Larry BiographyChasteen, L.G., Cpl. NEW!Chasteen, Roger Wilson No Quarter; DarinChastine, Kenneth Foster No Quarter; DarinShasteen, Kenneth Parker No Quarter; DarinTo Page Index Middle East Wars Era1990-1991; 2001-Present We welcome your submission of sources or individual information. This list is not limited to casualties. Brigadier General Ronald S. ChastainChastain Central Biography. 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s[9] ="Pierre - Who Was Our Ancestor?^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/pierre.html^In 1696, a Huguenot physician and his family escaped to Switzerland from France, where the Huguenots were ...^Updated06-17-08In 1696, a Huguenot physician and his family escaped to Switzerland from France, where the Huguenots were experiencing severe persecution because of their religious beliefs. Some four years later, this family was sailing up the James River to help found a new town in the British colony of Virginia.To IndexTo TopIndex The HuguenotsManakintown, VirginiaPierre ChastainPierre Chastain VideosThe Brothers of Chastain CentralPierre Chastain&apos;s WillSignificant Sources Background and Biography The Huguenots The name of the Huguenot physician was Pierre Chastain, and he is the father of most Chastains, Chasteens, Chesteens, Chastines, and probably Shasteens in America, including James Edward Chastain and all of his descendants. Who was this man who is so important to us all? And what the heck is a Huguenot? The religious issues began in Germany 180 years before Pierre fled France. A Catholic priest named Martin Luther published an opinion against certain Church practices of the day, and within weeks a heated controversy spread across Europe with some Church leaders denouncing Luther as a heretic and other Church leaders defending him as a mighty leader against false doctrine and practices that had crept into the Church. In fact, though Luther did not intend it, the Church split apart, with Catholics on one side and Protestants on the other. Many of the Protestants were known as Lutherans because of Luther&apos;s strong leadership, but others were more influenced by a second great Protestant leader named John Calvin. Calvin&apos;s followers were known by different names such as Reformed or Presbyterian. In England they were the Pilgrims and Puritans, and in France they were called Huguenots. The Protestant movement began to grow rapidly in France, and the Catholic leaders fought against them with everything they had. A particularly horrible initiative was the St. Bartholomew&apos;s Day Massacre of August 24, 1572 when 10,000 Huguenots were attacked and killed. A new day dawned for the French Huguenots in 1598 when King Henry IV of France determined to recognize and protect both Catholics and Huguenots. He issued a law called the Edict of Nantes, and it brought a time of peace and toleration for the Huguenots during Henry&apos;s reign. However, the kings who came after Henry began increasingly to persecute the Huguenots until King Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes in 1685 and Protestantism was made illegal. Over the next few years almost half a million Huguenots fled France to escape the persecution, and some of them found new lives in the British colonies of the Americas. Among the Huguenots&apos; sons are: Paul Revere, Henry D. Thoreau, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, John Greenleaf Whittier, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and James Edward Chastain. Manakintown, Virginia Pierre Chastain was born in 1659 near the village of Charost in central France. His parents were Estienne and Jeanne (Laurent) Chastain. The Chastain family had fled to this area from the city of Bourges at the time of the St. Bartholomew&apos;s Day Massacre in 1572. After King Louis XIV revoked the Edict of Nantes in 1685, Pierre, his wife Susanne (Renaud), and their five children fled France completely and were in Switzerland by 1696. From there they went to Holland, and after that to England where Pierre helped gather a group of Huguenots to colonize Virginia. On July 12, 1700, after a voyage of almost three months, the London ship Mary and Ann sailed into the mouth of the James River near the Jamestown settlement in the Virginia Colony. On board were Pierre, his family, and probable relative, Estienne Chastain. They did not remain at Jamestown, but continued up the river to the 10,000 acre site chosen for a new settlement. In doing so, they passed completely through what one day would be Richmond, down the James River east of the Huguenot site. The new Huguenot settlement was called Manakintown. Other Huguenots arrived in September. As a group, the Huguenots were among the most educated, cultured, and skilled people of Europe. When Louis XIV drove many of them out of France with his intolerance and persecution, the loss of so many highly productive citizens severely hurt the country. Those Huguenots who settled in the British Americas were solid contributors to the developing colonies. Pierre was a medical doctor, and also served as one of the original 12 vestrymen of the Manakintown Anglican Church which was founded in 1700 and still exists today. A photo of the 1895 church building is seen at right. The Huguenots were brought to Virginia by Britain to produce wine, to introduce silk culture, and to determine whether the soil was suitable for growing rice. So, in addition to being a doctor and a civic leader, Pierre was a farmer.Pierre Chastain The time of arrival in the new land was not a good one. Because it was so late in the year, the colonists were unable to grow crops before the onset of cold weather, and some did not survive the harsh winter. Among the losses were Susanne Chastain and some of the Chastain children. By the next year 3 of the 5 children had died. Before long, Pierre married a second wife, Anne Soblet, grandmother to the Brothers of Chastain Central and most of the Chastain lines known today. Anne was the daughter of Abraham and Susanne Soblet who were also Huguenot immigrants. Our progenitor, Peter, Jr., was born to Pierre and Anne about 1707. After Anne died in 1723, Pierre married his third wife, Magdelaine Trabue, but they had no children. In 1728, Pierre was about 69 years old. On October 3, being sick and weak, he made his will. The will was probated November 20 of the same year, so Pierre died sometime between those two dates. At the time of his death, he had 3 sons and 4 daughters surviving. In the will, Peter, Jr., received 111 acres of land from his father. Pierre was buried on his own land, and on June 8, 2008 descendant Aneeta Morton and her husband Bob Morton determined the GPS coordinates to be N37Âº, 34 minutes, 38.22 seconds; W77Âº, 42 minutes, 8.82 seconds. Thanks Bob and Aneeta! Descendants of Pierre with variations of the name Chastain descend from one of his three sons who survived to adulthood and produced children: Jean, from his first wife Susanne Renaud, or Peter, Jr. or Rene from his second wife Anne Soblet. This website is primarily about these descendants. However, for the story of the Pierre&apos;s female descendants, see Chastain Daughters. Remarkably, several structures built by Pierre Chastain are still standing. His home is a two story wooden structure with a detatched kitchen (see photo above). At least in some pre-electric homes, the kitchens were detatched for two reasons: (1) to prevent overheating the home in warmer months, and (2) to prevent brurning down the house! A well was located just in front of the kitchen. Convenient! Today, there is a brick structure built into the back of the house, we believe in the early 1800s, long after Pierre&apos;s death. It now serves as the main part of the home. Another structure from Pierre Chastain is his corn crib (photo to right), a quaint and sturdy log structure that stands solid today. Today, there are an estimated 5,000 Chastain households in the United States. Most of them are thought to descend from Pierre who arrived at Manakintown in 1700. For more information on Pierre Chastain and his descendants, visit other pages of this website and the website of the Pierre Chastain Family Association. The most definitive genalogical treatment of Pierre&apos;s descendants is Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, three volumes, 1995-2002.Back to Top Pierre Chastain Videos To the right is a video of Pierre Chastain&apos;s home place. Below are videos of his corn crib and his gravesite. These were shot by the Brothers of Chastain Central at the 2007 Pierre Chastain Family Reunion in Manakintown, Virginia. If the images are not correctly positioned in the vidoe screens, refreshing the page should correct the problem. Pierre Chastain&apos;s Home Place Upgrade your Flash Player to version 8 to view this video! (Click here for the download) Pierre Chastain&apos;s Corn Crib Upgrade your Flash Player to version 8 to view this video! (Click here for the download) Pierre Chastain&apos;s Grave Site Upgrade your Flash Player to version 8 to view this video! (Click here for the download) Back to Top The Brothers of Chastain Central The Brothers of Chastain Central are ninth generation from Pierre, and their descent from him is as follows: Pierre 1659-1728 and Anne Soblet Peter, Jr. 1707- ? (approximate) and Mildred Archer? John &quot;Shilling Bell&quot; 1743-1805 (approximate) and Mary O&apos;Bryan Elijah 1776-1853 and Anna Middleton Edward 1806-1867 and Sarah Sheldon William Howell (Cobb) 1851-1923 and Clarissa Dodd Silas Cannon 1880-1967 and Lillian S. Bates Robert Earl 1927- and L. Movaline Borden See more at Eleven Generations. Back to TopPierre Chastain&apos;s Will The will of Pierre Chastain&apos;s is taken from a trascript in Avilla Farnesworth-Milligan&apos;s Chastain Kith and Kin, 1981. A photocopy of the original will in long hand is also shown in her book. The text below is corrected slightly from the transcript by the photo copy. IN THE NAME OF GOD, AMEN, I Peter Chastaine of the County of Goochland and Parish of King William being sick and weak but of a sound mind and memory (blessed by God) do make this my last will and Testament in manner following-- First and principally I give my Soul into the hands of Almighty God who gave it hoping through ye merrits of my blessed Saviour to receive a Joyfull resurrection and as to what worldly Estate it hath pleased God to bless me with I dispose of in the manner following. I give and devise unto my Son John Chastaine and to his Heirs for ever one Tract of Land lying between John Lavillane and Jacob Ominies containg by Estimation ninty Acres - it being the Land where my said Son lives. I give and Devise unto my Son Peter Chastaine and to his Heirs for ever the tract of Land wheron I live it being One Hundred and Eleven Acres and is bounded on ye lower side by ye Gleabland and the upper side by ye land of Susanna Kerner and Glode Gory. I give and Devise unto my Son Rene Chastaine and to his Heirs for Ever one tract of Land containing three Hundred Seventy Nine Acres lying on Jones&apos; Creek it being the Land wheron Wm Bottom lives. I give and Devise unto my Daughters Judith Susanna Mary Elizabeth and Magdalin and thier Hiers for Ever one Tract of Land containing by Estimation Five Hundred Seventy Four Acres lying on the lower Mankin Creek to be Equally Divided between them and their Hiers for Ever my will is that my Daughter Judith to have the lower part it being where she now lives -- Susanna to Joyne to her Mary to Joyne to Susanna Elizabeth to Joyne Mary and Magdaline to Joyne Elizabeth and if Either of them die before they come of Age or Marry then the Land belonging to them that die shall divide between my other Daughters that Joyne her. I give and bequeath all of the rest of my Estate to be Equally Divided between my Wife Magdalin my three Sons John, Peter, and Rene, and my five daughters, Judith, Susanna, Mary, Elizabeth, and Magdalin, to them and to their Heirs for Ever and I do hereby constitute and appoint my two Sons John Chastaine and Peter Chastaine to be Executors of this my last Will and Testament and I do hereby Revoke all other wills by me made. In Witness thereof I have hereunto set my hand and Seal this 3rd day of Octo. 1728. Signed Sealed published and declared to be his last Will &amp; Testament in presence of Thomas Randolph Daniel Guerrant Wm. B. Bryant (his mark) At a Court continued and held for Goochland County the 20th day of November 1728 This will was proved by the oaths of Thomas Randolph and Daniel Guerrant Junr. and was thereupon addmitted to record. TEST. HENRY WOOD CLCUR Back to TopSignificant SourcesBarck and Lefler, Colonial America, 2nd (1968) Chastain, Lowell, Virginia Chastains Genealogy (1983) Farnsworth-Milligan, Chastain Kith and Kin (1981) Halbert&apos;s Family Heritage, World Book of Chastains (1993) Pierre Chastain Family Association Website (1997) Reid, et al, Dictionary of Christianity in America (1990) Wallbank, et al, Civilization Past &amp; Present, 4th (1971)Back to Top | Home | Make US Your Home Page | | Site Map |^0^0^";
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s[12] ="Chastain General Biographies^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/bios.html^Chastain is the 2289th most common last name in the USA Chasteen (#7348); Shasteen (#20,539); Chastine ...^Updated11-23-10Chastain is the 2289th most common last name in the USA Chasteen (#7348); Shasteen (#20,539); Chastine (#38,394); Chastin (#44,269); and Chesteen (47,951) See also the 15 Prominent ChastainsIndexThe Chastain Family story is filled with drama: A family escapes their home country due to intense religious persecution and helps to begin a new civilization. Cherokees are forced to leave their ancestral home and march to Oklahoma, and we take over the stolen lands. A nation goes to war against itself and Chastains line up on both sides. And this is just the beginning. Politics, war, religion, business, education, sports, music, murder. We Chastains were there. These are the stories of some of the players, large and small, in the Chastain saga. See also the stories of the more Prominent Chastains. If you have corrections, a candidate for Prominent Chastains, or if you wish to submit a biography of any Chastain (any spelling), you may use the Submit Content Form. Use the index below to go to specific names, or you may use Ctrl+F in most systems to search this page. Please report broken links.IndexA-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-John-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z-(go to top)Asterisks indicate links to Special Articles. Use back arrow to return. Other names are listed alphabetically below.CHASTAIN1. Adrian* 2. Alan* 3. Alice Ruth4. Benjamin* 5. Benny* 6. Bill* 7. Bill8. Bill* 9. Bobby* 10. Bonnie* 11. Brandi* Top 1512. Burrell* 13. Calvin* 14. Chad15. Chad* 16. Dr. Chalmer17. Charles18. Chelsey* 19. Christian20. Christopher John21. Clark E.22. Clay* 23. Dave* 24. David A.25. David T.* Top 1526. Dawn* 27. Deangela S.28. Don* 29. Don30. Donnie Ray31. Doris Jane32. DwightCHASTAIN33. Edward* 34. Edward (Iceberg)* 35. Edward Jordan* 36. Elijah37. Elijah Webb* Top 15xx. Emory Winn* NEW!38. Eric39. Erin* 40 Ernest41. Estienne42. Ford* 43. Fran44. Frances Mildred45. George46. George V.47. Glen48. Gordon* xx. Green Berry* NEW!49. Hollace* 50. Hollace A.* 51. Homer* 52. Horace D.* 53. J. D.54. Jacob* 55. James56. Rev. James57. James Andrew58. James Garvin, Sr.* Top 1559. James Garvin, Jr.60. Rev. James Pierre* 61. Jane* Top 1562. Jasmin63. Jay64. Jess* CHASTAIN65. Jessica66. Jim* 67. Jim68. Jody* 69. Joe70. Rev. John* Top 1571. John and Robyn72. John &quot;JB&quot;73. Johnny74. Joseph Justin* NEW!75. Joseph76. Judy K.77. Judy S.78. Karen79. Karen M.xx. Karyl LynnNEW!80. Katie* 81. Keith82. Kimberly83. Lark* 84. Lowell Burrellxx. Luther Cleveland* NEW!85. Madye Lee* Top 1586. Mary87. Mary Ann88. Matthew* 89. Melxx. Mertice Jewell* NEW!90. Misery* Top 1591. Misti92. Mohamed93. Morris &quot;Butch&quot;94. Myra Elizabeth* 95. Neil* 96. Nellotie PorterCHASTAIN97. Nelson Avery98. Nick99. Norman* 100. Norman Carlee101. Judge Oscar F.102. Rev. Oscar F.* 103. Pam* 104. Patty105. Paul* 106. Paul T.* 107. Pierre* Top 15108. Peter, Jr.109. Peter110. Peter* 111. Rene, Sr.* 112. Rev. Rene, Jr.* Top 15113. Maj. General Richard* 114. Ricky115. Robert116. Robert* 117. Robert E.* 118. Robert Lee &quot;Sam&quot;* 119. Robert Lewis* 120. Robyn and John121. Roger* 122. Roger123. Roger* 124. Maj. General Ronald* Top 15125. Ronnie* 126. Rupert127. Russ128. Samuel* CHASTAIN129. Sandra* Top 15130. Scott131. Shawn* 132. Silas* 133. Steve* 134. Sue135. Susan* 136. Susan Lind137. Terry138. Thomas* Top 15139. Thomas G.140. Thomas H.* 141. Tom142. Tilfer* 143. Tim* 144. Tracy145. Tricia* 146. Troy Green* Top 15147. Troy Maxwell148. Rev. W. A.149. Wade150. Wayne* 151. Wilborn M.152. William Allen153. William H. &quot;Cobb&quot;* xxx. William Leroy* NEW!154. William Lowry155. Zenobia A.* To Related NamesRelated Names (45)CHASTAINE1. Reno2. TimCHASTEEN1. Carl E.x. Danny KayeNEW!2. David3. Dorman4. Ed* Top 155. Jack6. James7. Dr. Jeffrey8. Jennifer9. John* 10. Kimberly A.11. Lyn12. Ron13. Rosanne14. Russell15. Sherman16. Susan Heaton17. Taylor18. Terry* 19. Terry Lee* 20. J. Todd21. Tom* 22. William H.* CHESTEEN1. Edmond Y.* 2. Gaston D.3. Jimmy4. John5. John H.* 6. Richard7. Robert8. SusanCHASTINE1. Kevin2. Rev. Ronald F.deChastain1. Bill2. SandraSHASTEEN1. Chester B.* 2. Clifton M.3. Donald E.4. H. E. &quot;Bud&quot;5. Jesse* NEW!6. General Jon* NEW!7. Rhonda8. Tony9. William* NEW!To ChastainsA-B-C-D-E-F-G-H-I-J-John-K-L-M-N-O-P-Q-R-S-T-U-V-W-X-Y-Z-(go to top)Back to Alpha IndexAdrian Chastain (Body Builder). See more at Chastain Sportsdesk. Alan Chastain (Bluegrass Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Alice Ruth Chastain (RN and Professor). Ruth Chastain is Professor of Nursing at the Union University School of Nursing in Jackson, Tennessee. She is a Registered Nurse with a doctorate in education. She was born of missionary parents in Manila, Philippines shortly before WW II and was interned with her family in Santa Tomas Internment Camp until liberated in 1945. She has four children and nine grandchildren. Back to Alpha IndexBenjamin Chastain (Georgia Pioneer and Politician). See more at Fort Chastain Benny Chastain (Racer). Benny started racing at 62 years old, and in 2005 finished 25th among all racers. See more at Chastain Sportsdesk. Bill Chastain (Sports Writer). See Chastain Central&apos;s Bill Chastain Report. Bill Chastain (Church of the Simple Faith). Do you want to practice your spirituality online? Then perhaps you should check out the Church of the Simple Faith. The venue is non-traditional, but the message is a traditional evangelical one. Created and led by Brother Bill Chastain, the site provides everything from daily meditations to full-fledged church services over the Internet. Bill Chastain, Restaurateur. See more at Chastain&apos;s Restaurant. Bill deChastain (Veteran). Bill fought in WWII and was wounded in the Battle of the Bulge. Bobby Chastain (Military). Survivor of sunken WWII ship. See more at Ships in Great Distress. Bonnie Chastain (Broadcasting). See Bonnie Chastain Award in Chastain Object Names. Brandi Chastain (Soccer Star). See Chastain Central&apos;s Brandi Chastain Fan Site. Burrell Chastain, Restaurateur. See more at Chastain&apos;s Restaurant. Back to Alpha IndexCalvin Chastain (Folk Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Carl E. Chasteen (Bureau Chief). Carl manages the State of Florida Bureau of Forensic Fire and Explosives Analysis. See more at Chastains in Politics. Chad Chastain (Soccer Coach). Chad is brother to soccer star Brandi Chastain and is married to Erin Chastain. See more at Brandi Chastain Fan Site. Chad Chastain (Music Promoter). See more at Chastains in Music. Dr. Chalmer Chastain (Medical Doctor). Dr. Chalmer Chastain has practiced medicine in Cleveland, Tennessee for more than fifty years. His wife, Margaret, is known for her collection of 10,000 pieces of rare and historical glass see assembled over a period of 65 years. The Chastains have donated segments of the collection to Tennessee museums in Cleveland, Chattanooga, and Athens. Though Chalmer lived most of his life in Tennessee, he was from the Indiana Chastains. Charles Chastain (Philosophy Professor). Charles Chastain is an Associate Professor, Emeritus of The University of Illinois at Chicago. He received his Ph.D. from Princeton University. His principal interests are in epistemology and philosophy of language, and in ethics. His main publication is &quot;Reference and Context&quot;, which appeared in Minnesota Studies in the Philosophy of Science, Vol. VII (Minnesota University Press, 1975). He has taught at Princeton, The University of North Carolina, UCLA, Cornell University, and The University of Toronto. -From University of Illinois at Chicago bio. Chelsey Chastain (High School Basketball Player). Chelsey Chastain played for the Lakeview Academy Lady Lions in Gainesville, Georgia and was selected as the North Georgia &quot;Class A&quot; player of the year! See more at Chastain Sportsdesk. Chester B. Shasteen (Military). Killed in ship fire during the Civil War. See more at Ships Under Great Distress. Christian Chastain (Alternate Immigrant Family). According to James Garvin Chastain in his book, A Brief History of the Huguenots, &quot;Christian Chastain, born in Alsace-Lorraine about 1830, went to Hesse, Germany. His son Peter came (1850 ?) to Roulette, northwest Pennsylvania. His son Peter, born in 1851 at Roulette, is now 82 years old. And his son, Rev. Louis P. Chastain is now (1933) pastor for the Methodist Episcopal Church at Pikeville, Md.&quot; Christopher John Chastain, RPSGT (Sleep Diagnostics). Chris owned a chain of Sleep Diagnostic Centers, and in October of 2004 he opened a new Sleep Diagnostic Lab in Temecula, California. Chris has been in the Sleep Diagnostic field for 18 years. He started his career in Arcadia, California then moved on to centers in Pomona, California, Chico, California, and Las Vegas, Nevada. In Las Vegas he owned three centers that are still going strong today. Chris lives in Winchester, California with his wife, Mary, and two children, Cameron, 8 and Jenna, 6. See West Coast Sleep Diagnostics. Clark E. Chastain (Finance Professor), November 12, 1928-October 20, 2005. Professor Clark was born in Cecil, Arkansas. He and Eva Goette were married in Germany on December 29, 1952 while serving with the U.S. Army. Professor Chastain was associated with the University of Michigan from 1958 until his retirement in 1994, after which he was declared Professor Emeritus. He held a master&apos;s degree from the University of Arkansas and a doctorate from the University of Michigan. He taught at the Ann Arbor and Dearborn campus before moving to the Flint campus in the mid-seventies. Professor Chastain wrote accounting textbooks including Corporate Asset Management: A Guide for Financial and Accounting Professionals, 1987. Professor Chastain died in Grand Blanc, Michigan and is buried in Lowe&apos;s Creek, Arkansas. See writings in Chastain Authors. Clay Chastain (Political Activist). See more at Clay Chastain. Clifton M. Shasteen (Kennedy Assassination Witness). See more at Chastains in Politics. Back to Alpha IndexDanny Kaye Chasteen (Policeman). Dan Chasteen served as a Michigan police officer for several years: Saginaw, Michigan Police Department (1970 - 71), Northfolk &amp; Western RR Police Department (1971-1973), and Detroit, Michigan Police Department (1973 - 1976). He was medically retired from the Detroit PD in 1976 due to an injury while arresting a suspect. (contributed by Terry L. Chasteen) Dave Chastain (Blues Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Captain David Chasteen (Operation Truth). See more at Chastains in Politics. David A. Chastain (Information Technology Manager) David works as the Global Services Manager for ADC Telecommunications in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. David is a Desert Storm veteran, having served in the U.S. Marines for 6 years as a Russian Cryptologic Linguist with awards from the National Security Agency. He spent his last year in the Marines as a Primary Marksmanship Instructor on Parris Island. David was also a law enforcement officer in Dalton, GA for 3 years. He is a great nephew to Chastain genealogist Troy Maxwell Chastain, and David&apos;s descent from Pierre is William Franklin (8), Joseph (Hartsel) (7), William Maxwell (6), Maxwell (5), Elijah (4), Rev. John (3), Pierre Jr. (2), Pierre (1). David T. Chastain (Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Dawn Chastain (Country Singer). See more at Chastains in Music. Deangela S. Chastain (Amazon Reviewer). Deangela, from Gillsville, Georgia, is a reviewer for Amazon.com. At 33 reviews and 99 votes, she ranks 17,568th among reviewers. That is a considerable distance from the number one ranked reviewer, Harriet Klausner, but her vote ratio is good. Also unlike Harriet Klausner, who reviews romances, including many by Sandra Chastain, Deangela reviews more household items, and the books she does review are typically utilitarian rather than escapist reading. Her reviews are short and to the point, and she does not hesitate to pan a bad deal. With the right handbook, I think this lady could build a house! Deangela is a conservative Christian and a home schooler with eight kids, but she is up front with her frame of reference. Don Chastain (Actor) See more at Don Chastain. Don Chastain (Deputy Commissioner). Lieutenant Colonel Don Chastain assumed the duties as the Deputy Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Public Safety on February 1, 2007, following his promotion from the rank of Major to Lieutenant Colonel in January, 2007. His appointment as Deputy Commissioner was confirmed by the Georgia Board of Public Safety at their January, 2007 meeting. Lt. Colonel Don joined the Georgia State Patrol in October, 1975, as a Trooper Cadet at DPS Headquarters in Atlanta. He graduated from the 48th Georgia State Patrol Trooper School in June, 1976 in which he served as the class president. He was promoted to Corporal in 1982 and to Sergeant in November, 1983. He became Post Commander at Post 8, Madison upon his promotion to Sergeant First Class in November, 1986. He attained the rank of Lieutenant in 1992 and was promoted to Captain in September, 1999. He was assigned as Troop Commander for GSP Troop I which includes the GSP Patrol Posts in Brunswick, Hinesville, Jekyll Island, Rincon and Waycross. He later transferred to GSP Troop E that includes the posts in Conyers, Milledgeville, Madison, Thomson, and Washington. He was promoted to Major in 2003 and served as the North Division Adjutant. Major Chastain served as the Commanding Officer over GSP Field Operations which included the North Division, South Division and Special Operations from April, 2005 until assuming his duties as Deputy Commissioner of the Department. Lt. Colonel Chastain holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from Georgia Southern University and a Masterâ€™s Degree in Public Administration from Columbus State University. He is a graduate of the 165th Session of the FBI National Academy in Quantico, Virginia and also a graduate of the Georgia Chiefs of Police Command College. In 1985, Major Chastain earned the DPS Valor Award and was also the Albany Exchange Club&apos;s Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. He has also earned the DPS Lifesaving Award and the Department of Public Safety Purple Heart Award. He was an original member of GSP S.W.A.T. Team in 1982 and served as leader of the team from 1989 until 1994. From georgia.gov profile with permission. Donald Eugene Shasteen (Republican Politician). See more at Chastains in Politics. Donnie Ray Chastain (Viet Nam War Casualty). September 6, 1950-February 28, 1970. Sergeant Donnie Chastain was from Greer, South Carolina, and served in the US Army. On February 28, 1970 the lead APC of a resupply convoy detonated an explosive device in Binh Duong, South Vietnam. Donnie Chastain and six others were killed. Donnie died of multiple fragmentation wounds. He was 19 and unmarried. See his memorial on the Virtual Wall. Doris Jane Chastain Pate (Regional Sports Figure) 1921-2004. Doris was born March 7, 1921 in Thomasville, Georgia, daughter of Truman Osborne Chastain and Hazel Smith. She was a graduate of Thomasville High School and of Andrew College in Cuthbert. On Nov. 6, 1942 she married Carson P. Pate in Thomasville. Doris was a member of the First Baptist Church of Thomasville and was active in music and sports competitions all her life. She placed first in the Tri-State music competition for the marimba in 1939. She was Miss Andrew College in 1941. She later excelled in bowling, culminating her career by being on the board of directors for the Georgia Women&apos;s Bowling Association, being inducted into the Thomas County Bowling Hall of Fame and being first place winner in the first Women&apos;s International Bowling Congress Senior Championships held in Baltimore, Maryland. Doris enjoyed participating in the local Rose City Walk and Thomasville-Thomas County Humane Society&apos;s Run for Rover, winning oldest female participant awards several times. She taught senior aerobics classes at First Baptist Church in her later years. She was also a prolific cross-stitcher. Doris died March 6, 2004. Dorman Lowell Chasteen, Jr. (Author), 1949- . Dorman was born in Oklahoma and raised in Oklahoma and Texas. When he was younger, he learned about the Civil War and early days of Missouri, Texas, and Oklahoma from elderly relatives, some of whom were children of Civil War soldiers. Bart&apos;s Revenge is about the aftermath of that war. His second book, The Gunsmoke Drifted West, came out in 2007. From 1968 to 1970, Dorman served in the US Marine Corps and saw action in Vietnam. He was under fire 50-60 times. Most were just a few rounds and mostly mortars, but he was in five firefights, one of which was an all-nighter. From 1973-77 he was an officer in the US Army. From 1978 to 1984 he was employed as a technical writer at the US Army Missile Command in Alabama, and since 1985 he has worked as a logistician at the same facility. Dorman comes from a military family. His father Dorman Sr. was a torpedo bomber and dive bomber pilot in WWII and his brother Larry also served in Vietnam in the Marine Corps. Before that, his great-grandfather Robert Ransom Chastain was in the Indiana home guard during the Civil War. Dorman holds a B.A. in history from Oklahoma State University. He is married and has three daughters. Excerpt of Bart&apos;s Revenge Dwight Chastain (Florida Inspector General). See more at Chastains in Politics. Back to Alpha IndexEd Chasteen (Activist and Bicyclist). See entry at Prominent Chastains. Edmond Y. Chesteen (Chesteen Ancestor). See more at Chesteens. Edward Chastain (Union Sympathizer in Alabama), 1807-1867. Edward was born in Georgia, and he married and had his children there. But in 1859 he moved with his family to Thorn Hill, Alabama, leaving some of his adult children in Georgia. The next eight years were sad ones for Edward&apos;s family. When the Civil War began, Edward supported the Union. His two sons, James and David, and two sons-in-law, John S. Cantrell and Hiram Lambert, served in the 1st Alabama Cavalry (Union). Meanwhile, Edward&apos;s older son, Martin, whom he had left in Georgia, served in the Confederate Army. Martin and David both died of war-related problems. Edward himself was killed by a horse in 1867. See special article. Edward Chastain (Wrestler). Edward goes by the professional wrestling name Iceberg, and has won numerous championship titles. See stats and more biography at Chastain Sportsdesk. Elijah Chastain (Father of 21 Children), 1776-1853. Dissatisfaction with English rule was shared by more than just the Baptists, and in 1776 the colonies declared independence from England which precipitated the momentous Revolutionary War. In the first year of the war, Elijah was born in Virginia. He spent many years in the Carolinas after having moved there with his father. Later, along with a number of his Chastain relatives, he settled the lands taken from the Cherokees in north Georgia after the Cherokees were forced to walk the trail of tears to Oklahoma. Elijah fathered twenty-one children. Elijah Webb Chastain (Politician). See entry at Elijah Webb Chastain. Emory Winn Chastain (Farmer). Namesake of Chastain Road in Metro Atlanta. See entry at Troy Green Chastain. Erin Hussey Chastain (Soccer Coach). Erin is sister-in-law to soccer star Brandi Chastain. See more at Brandi Chastain Fan Site. Eric Chastain (VP Operations). Eric is Vice President of Operations for Jones Soda Company of Seattle, Washington. Jones is undoubtedly one of the most interesting companies in America. Jones produces low calorie traditional drinks such as crÃ¨me soda, root beer, ginger ale, and black cherry, as well as less traditional flavors like watermelon, tangerine, and blue berry. In addition they make natural drinks, energy drinks, organic drinks, sugared sodas, lip balm, popsicles, and carbonated candies. At Jones, alternative beverages are always the main issue, but, they receive perhaps the most press for their holiday drink flavors. President Van Stolk got the idea during a business trip to Michigan in October of 2003. He was considering ways to generate brand awareness during the cold-weather months, when soda sales slow down, and he thought, Why not develop a line of low-carb drinks that taste like Thanksgiving dinner? He immediately called Eric Chastain and said, &quot;Hey, Eric, I want to make a turkey soda.&quot; Eric hung up thinking it was a joke, but 2003 demand for the drink exceeded every expectation and brought tremendous media attention. Eric describes the Turkey-&amp;-Gravy soda as tasting like microwaved Thanksgiving leftovers. He says, &quot;It&apos;s a sipping soda, it&apos;s not something you gulp down after mowing the grass.&quot; The next year Jones Soda Company added Green Bean Casserole and Mashed Potato and Butter sodas. Eric no longer thinks it&apos;s a joke. In 2005, Eric was featured on a recycling Public Service Announcement. Eric&apos;s Self-Profile Ernest Chastain (VP Sales). Ernest has worked for more than 25 in the ambulatory medical software industry, serving as President or Vice President of Sales at such leading healthcare information technology companies as InfoCure/VitalWorks, Quality Systems, Inc., Elcomp Systems Inc., Versyss Corporation, Executive Business Systems, and InfoCure Corporation. He was one of the founders of InfoCure Corporation. He then became President of the Enterprise Division of VitalWorks and is now Vice President of Sales for VantageMed. Ernest holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Marketing from the University of Georgia. VantageMed Bio Estienne Chastain (Immigrant), ?-1739. Estienne arrived in the colonies aboard the same ship that brought the Pierre Chastain family, and he served with Pierre on the vestry of the Manakin Town Anglican Church. He and Pierre were likely related. Estienne was single when he arrived in the colonies, but married the next year. He had no male progeny that survived to adulthood, so he did not contribute to the Chastain name in America. He acquired considerable real estate as attested by his will. Estienne died in 1739. --From Mary Avilla Farnsworth-Milligan, Chastain Kith and Kin, self-published, 1981. Ford Chastain (Pre-teen Band Leader). See more at Chastains in Music. Back to Alpha IndexFran Chastain (Educator). Fran is Director of the Entrepreneurial Education program at North Georgia Technical College in Clarkesville, Georgia, which offers an Entrepreneurship Technical Certificate and a Small Business Owner/Operator Technical Certificate through its Small Business Resource Center. In addition to teaching courses for the program, Fran provides consulting through the college to small businesses in the area. In order to broaden the schools impact, she developed half-day sessions for surrounding cities such as Toccoa and Blairsville. Back to Alpha IndexGaston D. Chesteen (Assistant Chief of Joint Committee on Taxation). See more at Chastains in Politics. George Chastain (Co-inventor of ATM). See more at Chastain Inventors. George V. Chastain (Artist and Horror Fan). George &quot;E-gor&quot; Chastain&apos;s Classic Horror website features his commercial art with horror themes, a boo&apos;s who of horror actors, and the popular E-gor&apos;s Chamber of TV Horror Hosts. Glen Chastain (Oregon State Trooper). Glen is a Lieutenant in the Oregon Highway Patrol. He was interviewed in July, 2004 regarding statements made about the patrol of Oregon&apos;s coast in Michael Moore&apos;s Fahrenheit 9/11. See also articles in Chastain Police News. Gordon Chastain (Episcopal Priest). See entry at Chastain Gay Issues. Green Berry Chastain (Grandfather). Ancestor of several notable Chastains. See entry at Troy Green Chastain. Back to Alpha IndexH. E. &quot;Bud&quot; Shasteen (Libertarian Politician). See more at Chastains in Politics. Hollace Chastain (Indiana State Trooper). On February 4, 1967 Hollace Chastain saw a UFO. See more at Chastain Alien Encounters. Hollace A. Chastain, (Restaurateur). See more at Chastain&apos;s Restaurants. Homer Chastain (Folk Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Horace D. Chastain, (Restaurateur). See more at Chastain&apos;s Restaurants. Back to Alpha IndexJ. D. Chastain (Philanthropist) ?- December 22, 2000. J. D. Chastain was born in Benton, Arkansas. In 1989, he established the Chastain Renal Research Award to support research on kidney diseases. He, himself, died of kidney disease--chronic interstitial nephritis in 2000. Jacob Chastain (Church Music Major). See more at Chastains in Music. Jack Chasteen (Miniaturist). Artisan Jack Chasteen creates miniatures perfect for the serious collector&apos;s dollhouse. Jack has had numerous showings at the Denver Museum of Art, St. Louis, and at other venues. He is an instructor and is a member of the Small World Miniatures Club. James Chastain (Early Georgia Resident), c.1770/1775-c.1850. James was part of a very early family migration into central and south Georgia. See longer article Rev. James Chastain (Pioneer Baptist Minister), c.1745-c.1819. James was one of several pioneer Baptist ministers in his family. Others included his brother, John Chastain, his brother-in-law, James Eden, and his first cousin, Rene Chastain. He helped establish a Baptist Church in Tennessee in 1774. He moved to South Carolina and was the first pastor of the Mountain Creek Baptist Church founded in 1789. He also pastored the nearby Schockley&apos;s Ferry Baptist Church. Later he pastored Genestie and Little Horse Creek in South Carolina. From there he went to North Carolina and pastored Broad River. He moved back to South Carolina and seems to have died there about 1819. His father was Peter Chastain, Jr., son of Pierre Chastain. James Andrew Chastain (Philosophy Professor and Community Activist), July 28, 1975- . Andrew was born in Cleveland, Tennessee. He moved with his parents to Central Florida in 1988 and attended high school there. He earned his B.A. in Philosophy at the University of Central Florida and his Doctorate in Philosophy at Tulane University in New Orleans in 2003. He worked on his dissertation at the Freie UniversitÃ¤t in Berlin, Germany. He has taught at several universities in New Orleans including Tulane and Loyola. In 2004, he presented at the 7th International Conference of Philosophical Practice, Copenhagen, Denmark. Andrew is very active in social and educational causes in the New Orleans community, and is a frequent contributor to the local magazine, &quot;Where Y&apos;at?&quot;. A tenth generation Chastain, his lineage is 1. Pierre; 2. Peter, Jr.; 3. John; 4. Elijah; 5. Edward; 6. William Howell; 7. Silas; 8. Robert; 9. Timothy; 10. James Andrew. James Garvin Chastain, Sr. (Missionary and Genealogist). See entry at James Garvin Chastain. James Garvin Chastain, Jr. (Educator) See more at James Garvin Chastain. Rev. James Pierre Chastain (Serial Arsonist and Wife Murderer), June 20, 1957- . James killed his first wife and tried to kill his second. See more at Chastain Crime. James Chasteen (Revolutionary War Soldier). Lowell B. Chastain states, &quot;James Chasteen of Amherst County, Va. was a Revolutionary War soldier. His records can be obtained from the National Archives, Pension No. W. 2917, which states &apos;he was a Private in the regiment commanded by Col. Taylor..., and enlisted...in 1777 as a Private in Capt. Holman Rice&apos;s Company in Colonel Francis Taylor&apos;s Virginia Regiment and served three years...later he enlisted in Captain Robert Kirk&apos;s Company in Armond&apos;s Corps of Horse. He was in the Siege of Yorktown and was discharged the following day after the surrender by General Cornwallis.&quot; [no closing quotes to National Archives, so unsure of end of quoted material], (Lowell B. Chastain, Virginia Chastains, Self Published, Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, 1983, pp 136, 137.) James Dunn &quot;Jimmy&quot; Chesteen (Hospital Lab Director and Genealogist). Jimmy Chesteen was born April 3, 1960. His parents are Thomas Purnell Chesteen and Mary Lou Dunn. He is lab director and clinical technology coordinator for the Montfort Jones Memorial Hospital in Kosciusko, Mississippi, where he has worked for 16 years. Jimmy is also a genealogist, having researched numerous family lines and is the genealogist and webmaster for the Pierre Chastain Family Association. Jimmy&apos;s lineage is 1. Pierre; 2. Peter, Jr.; 3. James; 4. Stephen, Sr.; 5.(probable) John; 6. Edmond Y.; 7. Edmond Cornelius; 8. Hillard Edmond; 9. Thomas Purnell; 10. James Dunn (Jimmy). Jane Chastain (Sportscaster and Political columnist). See more at Chastains in Politics. Jasmin Chastain (Midwife). Jasmine is a Certified Professional Midwife (CPM), recognized by the State of Texas, and is a member of the Association of Texas Midwives and the Doula Network. Jasmin lives in Lewisville, Texas and serves the greater Dallas-Fort Worth area. She has four children of her own. Jasmine holds a Bachelors Degree in Education from the University of North Texas. Jay Chastain (Tattooist). Jay Chastain is owner of Empire Tattoo in Asheville, North Carolina. Empire Tattoo employs two full-time tattoo artists besides Jay, plus a body piercing professional and a certified laser remover. Jay apprenticed for three years in Florida before moving to Ashville and setting up his own studio in 1998. Dr. Jeffrey Chasteen (Medical Doctor). Dr. Chastain was the Medical Director and only full-time physician for the four clinics run by the Northeastern Oklahoma Community Health Centers Inc.. He first came to the health centers in February 2003 as a volunteer through the OSU residency program. Then he decided to stay there, passing up several other opportunities to do so. He became the sole doctor at the clinics in July 2003, and has turned out record numbers of patients since. In December 2004, Dr. Chasteen was drawn into the conflict that arose when the NEOCHC Board of Directors used questionable actions to resolve differences of opinion. By a majority of one, the board removed the Chairman of the Board and then removed the NEOCHC CEO. Both had worked tirelessly for the clinic since its inception. The Board also fired the NEOCHC Business Manager. Board members had been very friendly toward Dr. Chasteen, but relationships deteriorated when the Dr. Chasteen supported the dismissed CEO during questioning at a Board executive session. Chasteen stated that if the Board situation did not change he would leave the NEOCHC, which he did. He resigned in July, 2005 and opened a private practice Wagoner, Oklahoma. Jennifer Chasteen (Artist). Jennifer Chasteen lives in North East United States. She&apos;s an artist and designer. Her work can be seen at her portfolio, http://jenniart.com/. Jess Chastain (Oklahoma State Representative). See more at Chastains in Politics. Jessica Chastain (Actress). Red-tressed Jessica is a rising star of stage, movies, and television. She has played a number of roles, but perhaps received the most attention as Salome, which she played opposite Al Pacino as Herod. She was said to be &quot;smoldering&quot;. She followed that role with a main role in the movie, Blackbeard. She studied four years at Juilliard, where she was awarded the Robin Williams scholarship. She graduated in 2003. Jessica does Irish, Standard English, and Southern dialects, and wiggles her ears and nose. Film and TV credits. Jim Chastain of the Ozarks. Jim is an early Missourian who remembers the old times. See special article. Jim Chastain (Writer). Jim is an author, attorney, journalist, film critic, poet, screenwriter, and band manager. Attorney Jim Chastain works as a law clerk for the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals. Jim also writes feature articles for the award-winning Oklahoma Gazette newspaper and has numerous poetry credits. Jimâ€™s humorous memoir, I Survived Cancer, but Never Won the Tour de France, a collection of essays and poems, was published in October of 2006 by HAWK Publishing. The book covers Jim&apos;s five year battle with cancer. Jim has been a film critic for The Norman Transcript and The Edmond Sun for more a decade. His film reviews have also appeared in The Enid News and Eagle and The Briefcase. He is a founding member of the Oklahoma Film Critic&apos;s Circle. Jim lives in Norman, Oklahoma with his wife LeAnn and two kids, Maddye and Ford. Website Jody Chastain (Rockabilly Musician) 1933-1999. See more at Chastains in Music. Joe Chastain (Oil Well Technology). Joe Chastain of Midland, Texas was a world renowned authority on artificial lift technology--an expert in downhole problems and solutions. Joe ran a school on artificial lift efficiency attended by thousands of students from all over the world. His hobbies were collecting oil well memorabilia and polo. Joe was a member of the championship OU polo team and first Midland polo team. Joe&apos;s wife was Geraldine MacCabe Chastain, who taught in Midland for many years. Back to Alpha IndexRev. John &quot;Ten Shilling Bell&quot; Chastain (Pioneer Baptist Minister). ca 1743 - 1805. In the mid-1700&apos;s a new religious movement swept the colonies. They were the Baptists, and several Chastains of our family were involved in the spread of this pioneer movement that, among other things, promoted freedom from the established English Church (Episcopal). John Chastain was one of these Baptist pioneers and was called &quot;Ten Shilling Bell&quot; because of his clear preaching voice. In 1774, he helped found a Baptist Church in what would later be Tennessee and in the 1790s he pastored new Baptist churches in South Carolina. See special article. John and Robyn Chastain (Salvation Army Officers). Captains John (born 2/3/1967) and Robyn (born 4/27/1970) Chastain were Commanders of the West Volusia County Salvation Army in DeLand, Florida for 5 and 1/2 years, until they were appointed as Corps Officers to St. Augustine in June, 2005. They have been married almost 20 years and have four children: Kellie, Kayla, David, and Johnny. The Captains Chastain are very conscientious in Salvation Army relief work, and their children often assist in the work. Their oldest daughter (18) is considering pursuing official work as a Salvation Army officer. One person they influenced said, &quot;They were leaders of a church youth group when I was younger and ...they were vital to my growing up and going to college etc. They are awesome, and have touched the lives of many.&quot; Life in the Chastain home is often hectic and stressful as one crisis after another demands their attention. Response to the Hurricanes of 2004 and 2005 has been particularly demanding, with Robyn and John sometimes serving in separate locations for periods of time--once as long as five weeks-- without seeing each other. However, it would be a mistake to imagine the Chastain family as solemn, stuffy, and always dressed in their Salvation Army uniforms, concerned only with the woes of the world. In fact, they are a warm, down-to-earth family that balances relief work with humor and fun. For example, John and Robyn are motorcycle enthusiasts; each has their own bike and can be seen cruising around Daytona during bike week. John, who used to be a firefighter, even sports a &quot;Robyn&quot; tattoo. In addition, the family enjoys watching movies at home, keeping up with certain shows like Survivor and American Idol, and visits to the beach. John is connected to the Thomas County Chastains, but Chastain Central does not yet have the precise lineage. Chastain General News contains several articles about John and Robyn Chastain. Go to Chastain General News, press Control-F, and type salvation. We end this entry ends with the John and Robyn Chastain family greeting: Love, Peace, and Chicken Grease! John &quot;J. B.&quot; Chastain (Veteran). JB was born on July 5, 1919 in Choteau, Oklahoma. On July 20, 1940 he married Jeanette Eileen Chastain in Burbank, California. They moved to Central Point, Oregon in 1946. JB served in the U.S. Navy during WWII at Okinawa and Iwo Jima aboard the USS Newberry and the USS Astoria. He worked at Timber Products for 35 years. JB died October 29, 2005 at his home. John Chasteen (Author). See entry in Chastain Gay Issues. John Chesteen (Interior Designer). John was one of Greater Cincinnati&apos;s most revered interior designers. In 1987 he remodeled a 125 year old brick building for his own home. Description of his design is found in a 1997 Cincinnati Post article. After John&apos;s death, the Chesteen Fund was established in 1995 to provide educational grants in interior design. John&apos;s exquisite townhouse was purchased by Harry H. Schnabel Jr., curator for Historic Southwest Ohio. John H. Chesteen (Childhood Runaway). John was born in June of 1869 in Georgia. He is thought to have lived near Atlanta. His parents are not yet identified. In 1883, at about age 14, John could no longer tolerate feeling abused by his step-mother and step-sister, so he slipped out the window during the night and never returned. John lived in railroad camp cars and drove teams of oxen for lumber companies. After ten years, at age 24, he married Rossie Jackson, who was born in Alabama in June of 1874. They were married on September 22, 1894, in Coffee County. Her parents are unknown. John and Rossie lived in Valley Grove and had four children, Curtis Connie (September, 1896), Valonia (May, 1898), Matthew (April, 1899), and Arthur &quot;Bunk&quot; (August, 1901). Matthew apparently died young because he soon disappears from the census. Rossie died around 1902 from a lightning strike. Some time later, John married his second wife, Fannie Floyd. It is not known who her parents were. She was extremely good to the children and grandchildren. John died in 1933. See longer article at Chesteens. Johnny Chastain (Race Driver) was born and raised in Murphy, North Carolina. His father raced drag and hot rods. Johnny began racing stock cars when he was 20 and, after two years, bought a Barry Wright Late Model and started racing in the top division at local race tracks. In his first three years, running his own team, he won the track championship at Sugar Creek Raceway. In 2000 he teamed up with local car owner Randall Twiggs. In the first five years after joining forces, Chastain and Twiggs garnered five more track championships: four at Tri-county Raceway and one more at Sugar Creek. In 2004 Chastain and Twiggs picked up sponsorship from Colortyme of Murphy. With the new black and green Colortyme paint scheme on the familiar Twiggs 00 car they won their fourth Late Model championship at Tri-County. During the 2005 season Chastain and the team scored 10 wins and 30 top five finishes on the way to winning the track championship at Sugar Creek Raceway in Blue Ridge, Georgia and finishing third in the point chase at Tri-County Race Track in Murphy, North Carolina. In addition to racing, Johnny owns Wells Tires with his brother, Shawn. Johnny and his wife, Cindy, have two children. Colortyme Bio. Joseph Justin Chastain (George Bush Comment). Second Lieutenant Joseph Justin Chastain, Jr. served in the Alabama Air National Guard with future president, George W. Bush - or did he? See more at Troy Green Chastain Joseph Chastain (Sheriff). See more at Chastains in Politics. Judy K. Chastain (Mayor). See more at Chastains in Politics. Judy S. Chastain (eCommerce). 1954-. Born in Jacksonville, Florida, Judy Sikes was raised in Mayo, a small town in the rural Florida panhandle. Judy married Jimmie Dodd of Mayo and moved to Cleveland, Tennessee, where they had one son, Jason. Jimmie was killed in an auto accident after they had been married seven years. Judy met and married Terry Chastain in Cleveland, Tennessee, and they moved to Terry&apos;s home area in Central Florida. They now live on their wooded ten-acre spread in rural Osteen, Florida with Sheena and Zeus, their Pit Bull and Rottweiler. Judy enjoys developing the property, gardening, fishing in the fish pond, and raising chickens! She also likes entertaining guests, and she hosts a large annual Christmas Eve party for the entire Central Florida Chastain clan, including visiting members from Tennessee and California. Her business is web-based The Pet Spoiler, a pet sitting service. Her hobbies are crafts, watching movies on the big-screen TV, and spending time with her two grandchildren, whom she adores. Back to Alpha IndexKaren Chastain (Equestrian). Karen and Brent Chastain live in Attalla in Northeast Alabama. Karen owns several horses, including a Friesian stallion named Thijs van de Lange Akker, who came from the Netherlands. Thij&apos;s photo appeared in the second issue of Friesian Journal. Karen rides in horse show, sometimes in period costumes; See photos from the 2005 Georgia Horse Fair and the Friesian Horse Association of the Southeast. She is also a member of The Etowah County Sheriff&apos;s Mounted Unit, a deputized group. Karen M. Chastain (Deputy General Counsel, Jacksonville, Florida). See more at Chastains in Politics. Karyl Lynn Chastain (Grief Counselor and Genealogist). See more at Karyl Lynn Chastain. Katie Chastain (Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Keith Chastain (Wapiti Bows). Since 1960, Keith has manufactured Wapiti bows for hunters looking for traditional archery. His craftsmanship is very detailed and includes secrets he will not share with anyone. Keith is also an avid hunter, hunting 15 weeks per year. He once said, All I do is build bows and hunt! He has brought home 22 big game animals, including caribou, mountain lion, and bear; and plenty of small game such as coyote, quail, pheasant, grouse, badger, and marmot. Keith has a Bachelors degree in Engineering and a Masters in Physics. He is a lifetime member of the NRA and the Colorado Bowhunter&apos;s Association, a Senior member of the Pope &amp; Young Club, and a member of various other archery groups. World Class Wapiti Bows Kevin Chastine (Certified Local Government Coordinator). Kevin was born in Simpsonville, South Carolina. He holds a Masters of Historic Preservation degree from the University of Georgia. He now lives in Nashville, Tennessee and works as Certified Local Government Coordinator for the state of Tennessee, traveling to communities throughout the state educating citizens about the benefits of establishing local historic districts in their communities. His work includes allaying concerns based on false assumptions about establishing historic districts. Kevin&apos;s special interest and area of expertise is the historic architecture of S. H. Kress&apos; Five and Dime Stores. He has produced numerous statements on the subject, including an essay S. H. Kress in Nashville: An Art Deco Parthenon? See also his contributions to an article on Baton Rouge. Kevin Chastine Website Kimberly Chastain (Family Therapist and Life Coach) is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Professional Life Coach a wife, and mother of two. She has been working with families and adolescents for over 18 years. On her website for Christian working moms, Kimberly Chastain.com, you will find e-books, free articles, recommended resources and more. While you are there, listen to the weekly encouraging thought for working moms. You may also read her additional articles on another site. See writings in Chastain Authors. Kimberly A. Chasteen (Patent Attorney). Kim is a partner in the Technology, Intellectual Property &amp; Entertainment Section at Williams Mullen. She focuses on various intellectual property and government contracts matters. She also served for eight years as a patent attorney for NASA Langley Research Center in Hampton, Virginia. Her practice at NASA included domestic and international patent prosecution and licensing, joint research agreement negotiation and matters involving intellectual property aspects of government contract law. Kim holds a S.B from Massachusetts Institute of Technology and a J.D. from the College of William and Mary, Marshall-Wythe School of Law. Back to Alpha IndexLark Chastain (Mother of Brandi Chastain). See more at special entry. Lowell Burrell Chastain (Genealogist) October 4, 1917- . Lowell was born in Livionia, Indiana during a blizzard. His father owned a 158 acre farm and a mill debt free, but mortgaged the properties to assist a relative that suffered during the depression. Before the mortgage could be repaid, Lowell&apos;s father died. His mother died three years later, and Lowell and his three orphaned siblings were parceled out among relatives to grow up as part of their various households. Lowell graduated high school in 1933, took a secretarial course. In 1939, he joined the Civil Service. He retired in 1972 from 30 years in the Civil Service. In addition, he was drafted in 1943 and spent three years in the army during World War II. In 1983, Lowell published a genealogical work, Virginia Chastains. He was very active in the Pierre Chastain Family Association. Lowell is eighth generation. His lineage is 1. Pierre; 2. Peter, Jr.; 3. William; 4. George; 5. Barnett; 6. Jacob Rice; 7. Oliver; 8. Lowell B. -From Lowell B. Chastain, Virginia Chastains, 1983. Luther Cleveland Chastain (Businessman). See more at Luther Cleveland Chastain. Lyn Chasteen (Publisher). Lyn is publisher of the Austin Business Journal (ABJ) serving Austin, Texas. ABJ, established in 1981, is a component of American City Business Journals. In January, 2005 The Greater Austin Chamber named Lyn Chasteen Small Business Volunteer of the Year. Lyn chaired the Small Business Solutions Task Force. Back to Alpha IndexMadye Lee Chastain (Children&apos;s Book Author and Illustrator). See entry at Madye Lee Chastain. Mary Chastain (Horticulturist). Mary owns Lakeside Acres Hostas, a nursery in Ooltewah, Tennessee where she specializes in developing new hybrids of Hostas. Some of her creations are listed here. Mary Ann Chastain (Photojournalist). According to Associated Press-South Carolina: Mary Ann Chastain has been a photojournalist since 1984, first with The Greenville News. She started as a free-lance photographer for The Associated Press in 1987 and joined the staff Aug. 12, 1997 . She took over as the Columbia photographer in November and is charged with handling photo requests from members, organizing stringers and shooting pictures across the state. Matthew Chastain (GLAD Alliance). See entry at Chastain Gay Issues. Mel Chastain (Educator). Mel Chastain is quite involved with the State of Kansas educational system. He is Director of the Kansas Regents Educational Communications Center, interim Associate Vice Provost for information technology at Kansas State, and leads several federally funded cooperative projects. Mel is a member of the advisory council for KAN-ED (Kansas telecommunications network) and is on the advisory board for KANDL (Kansas digital-learning professional association). Kansas State University Biography Mertice Jewell Chastain (Diaryist). Mertice wrote memoirs of her early years. See more at Mertice Chastain Memoir. Misery Chastain (Fictional Character). See entry at Prominent Chastains. Misti Chastain (Horse Trainer). Misti started riding horses when she was four and has trained them since she was 17. A year after she began training, she started giving riding lessons, and in 2003 she opened a summer riding camp on her ranch in Washington State. She has 30 horses. Misti also had a brief acting and modeling career. In 2001, she played the leading actress in Nocturne, but though she loves acting she loves horses more, so she gave it up. Mohamed al-Chastain (Terrorist and Guantanamo Detainee). Visitors to the Center for Cooperative Research were shocked to learn that in December, 2001 Saudi national Mohamed al-Chastain is captured at the Pakistani-Afghan border and transferred to US authorities and on December 15, 2001, Ali Sale Kayla al-Marri, a legal US resident from Qatar, was detained. Al-Marri is believed to be a relative of Saudi national and future Guantanamo detainee Mohamed al-Chastain. However, it turned out to be only a tragic spell-checker accident. Apparently neither the spell-checker nor the data processor recognized the villain Mohamed al-Khatani! Morris &quot;Butch&quot; Chastain (Mayor). See more at Chastains in Politics. Myra Elizabeth Chastain (Veteran). See full article Myra Elizabeth Chastain Back to Alpha IndexNeil Chastain (Percussionist, Composer, and Music Director). See more at Chastains in Music. Nellotie Porter Chastain (Author). Nellie is author of two published books, the self-published I&apos;ll Walk You Home, and Persimmon Capital Murders, published by PublishAmerica. A third book, Under the Kudzu, is not yet published. I&apos;ll Walk You Home is about the 1993 death of Nellie&apos;s father, Jesse Porter, a missionary for the Kentucky Mountain Mission. Persimmon Capital Murders is a murder mystery set during the Persimmon Festival, an actual annual event of Nellie&apos;s hometown of Mitchell, Indiana. Both books are very evangelical in spirit, and Nellie&apos;s religious commitment is expressed as well in her involvement with the Woodville Baptist Church, where she serves as Chair of the Christian Education Board. She also wrote an Easter drama performed by the church titled What Will You Do With Jesus?. In 2005, Nellie, along with Mary Acton and other local writers, formed a writer&apos;s group The Writer&apos;s Block. Nellotie is wife of Mitchell, Indiana mayor, Morris &quot;Butch&quot; Chastain. Article by Nellotie Chastain Holidays Through Children&apos;s EyesArticle by Nellotie Chastain Hear the thunder of &apos;06. Article by Nellotie Chastain Tiny Words. Article by Nellotie Chastain Keeping dreams alive. Article on Persimmon Capitol MurdersExcerpt from Under the Kudzu Nelson Avery Chastain (Land Owner and Deputy Sheriff) March 1855-December 13, 1921. Avery was born in Georgia and became a substantial land owner in the Atlanta area. Chastaintown, which was annexed into Atlanta in 1909, was named for him. Chastaintown was a horse trading center. Avery was a deputy sheriff, and the Atlanta Constitution reports on October 4, 1899 that Avery was almost murdered during one arrest. The husband of the woman he arrested fired at him. According to the June 11, 1892 issue, Avery was almost killed in a railway accident in which three other people died. He was pulled from beneath the wreckage shortly after the wreck. The November 13, 1910 issue reports a streetcar accident in which he sustained painful but not serious injuries. Avery&apos;s descent is 6-Peter Robinson; 5-Maxwell Denton; 4-John; 3-Rev. John; 2-Peter, Jr., 1- Pierre (PCD Vol 1, page 153). Thanks to William F. Fenn for supplying most of this information. Nick Chastain (Soap Opera Actor) February 1, 1981-. Nick, a close buddy and (possible) cousin of Justin Timberlake, plays the part of the problem teen, Alex, on the TV soap The Young and The Restless. According to his IMDb biographer, Nick grew up in Millington, Tennessee where he performed roles in K-mart commercials. There are several journal sites on the Internet claiming to be his, but many are fake. One of them has some interesting personal data that may be accurate. Acting Credits Norman Chastain (Alien Encounterer). See more at Chastain Alien Encounters. Norman Carlee &quot;Buddy&quot; Chastain (Author). Norman is author of After the Game, a mystery-thriller set in Atlanta. After the Game is in the running for the 2006 Mystery Writers of America Edgar Award for Best First Novel. Norman is working on the manuscript for Bottleneck for 2006 publication, about the controversy surrounding the widening of Whitlock Avenue. He was born in Jesup, Georgia, and grew up in Tampa, Florida. Much of his passion for writing evolved during his youth. Norman vividly remembers sitting on the stairs outside Plant High School captivated as he read Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsyth. His parents and two brothers are also avid readers, and his brother Bill Chastain is a professional sportswriter. Norman attended his father&apos;s alma mater, Georgia Tech, and graduated with a degree in Industrial Management, to which he added a degree in Engineering from the University of South Florida. His career has led him to his current role in operations management with a telecommunications manufacturer on the outskirts of Atlanta. Storylines wake Norman at night, depriving him of sleep until he shapes the original idea, settings, protagonist, and antagonist into the beginning of his next novel. Often, he roams the house throughout the night, in search of a distraction to shut out the incessant plots so he can rest. The story always comes back, urging Norman to craft the book trapped in his mind. Norman spent ten years writing his first manuscript before he finally typed THE END. He now says, &quot;I&apos;d be afraid to read that first manuscript now. I still like the story...maybe I&apos;ll re-write it.&quot; Norman attributes much of his growth as a writer to attending writer&apos;s conferences and relationships he has established with the editors, agents, publishers, and particularly, other writers. What&apos;s next? &quot;I&apos;ll keep writing. Bottleneck needs a little more polishing and I plan to submit it in early 2006. I&apos;m also nearly finished with a corporate mystery-thriller. Hopefully, you&apos;ll see more of my novels on the shelves soon. If not. Well, I could have worse hobbies.&quot; Norman resides in Marietta, Georgia with his wife, Ansley, and two children, who light up his world. He is thankful daily for their love and support. He descends from the Thomas County Chastains, and his lineage from Pierre Chastain is 8. Ivy Norman; 7. Carlton Lee; 6. Renny Robert; 5. John Martin; 4. Renny; 3. Peter; 2. Rene; 1. Pierre. Norman Carlee Chastain WebsiteAtlanta Journal-Constitution Article Back to Alpha IndexJudge Oscar Fitzallen Chastain, (Texas House of Representatives), 1869-1940. See more at Chastains in Politics. Rev. Oscar Fitzallen Chastain (Baptist Minister). Prominent Baptist minister, wife of educator Zenobia Chastain, and uncle to Judge Oscar Fitzallen Chastain. See more at Chastain Central&apos;s Zenobia Chastain. Back to Alpha IndexPam Chastain, (LAS Volunteer). See entry at Chastain Gay Issues. Patty Chastain (Educator). Patty is Assistant Professor in the School of Education, University of Washington. Patty was a sign language teacher and interpreter before earning a teaching certificate in secondary math and physics. After teaching in local schools for 2 years, she began doing teacher education in the physics department at the University of Washington while earning her advanced degrees in education at UWâ€™s College of Education (1998). She holds her B.A., MEd, and Ph.D. from that school. Areas of interest include math and science education generally, with specific areas of focus on the content knowledge teachers need to teach effectively; and how children learn and use problem-solving techniques in mathematics. Paul Chastain, (Pop Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Paul T. Chastain (Militia Terrorist). See more at Chastain Crime. Peter Chastain (Chef). In 1999 Peter Chastain became chef at Prima, an informal Italian eating spot in Walnut Creek. He put out white table cloths, nudged up prices, and replaced canned products and frozen fish with local, seasonal produce and fresh, organic meats. He started chopping, grinding and mixing by hand. In 2005, Peter with a partner, purchased the restaurant and the adjacent Prima Vini wine shop. Today Prima is an upscale, but not stuffy, restaurant. The 54-page wine list reflects a collection that has been nearly 30 years in the making, with several thousand dollar plus selections. Peter Chastain, Jr. (Colonialist), c1707- . Peter, Jr. was born in the Virginia Colony about 1707. Peter is the English form of the French Pierre. He was the son of Pierre and his second wife, Anne Soblet. Pierre&apos;s first wife died shortly after arriving in the new world. Peter inherited his father&apos;s home and 111 acres of land in 1728. However, Peter mortgaged the property the next year to cover some debts and subsequently deeded the land to the mortgager. Later, he owned a different tract of 400 acres. Peter apparently lived his entire life in Virginia. Pierre Chastain (Immigrant and Patriarch). See special article. Back to Alpha IndexRene Chastain (Pioneer Baptist Minister). See article at Rev. Rene Chastain. Reno Chastaine (Wrestler), 1952-. Reno is the goodwill ambassador for the Millennium Wrestling Federation. He was better known as superstar wrestler Randy &quot;Macho Man&quot; Savage in the 80&apos;s. Before becoming a wrestler in 1975, he began his career in professional baseball. He appeared in a feature role in the 2002 Spider-man movie as Bone Saw McGraw and has also served as the national spokesman for Slim Jim products for over ten years. In October, 2003, he revealed a new side of himself by releasing a hip-hop music album, Be a Man. The songs that got the most attention were one insulting Hulk Hogan and a tribute to deceased wrestling personality, Mr. Perfect. Reno was born November 15, 1952 in Columbus, Ohio as Randy Poffo, son of professional wrestler Angelo Poffo, and was raised in Chicago. He is now goodwill ambassador of the MWE using the name Reno Chastaine. His recent home is St. Petersburg, Florida. Poffo BiographyFilm CreditsMusic Album Website Rhonda Shasteen (Senior Vice President). Rhonda is Senior Vice President of Marketing at Mary Kay, Inc. in Dallas, Texas. Rhonda has worked for the company for more than twenty years (as of January 2006). She is 45 years old. After high school, Rhonda became a receptionist at an advertising agency and within three and a half years, she was promoted to account executive. A year later she joined Mary Kay as an administrative assistant. From there she served in several positions, including her current position as VP Marketing. She is a spokesperson for both products and the company sales program, and she speaks at conferences as well. In addition to her work at Mary Kay, Rhonda is a member board of directors for Camp Fire USA, Lone Star Council. She lives in Wylie, Texas. Motivational Poem Richard Chastain (Major General). See more at Chastains in Politics. Richard D. Chesteen (Political Science Professor). See more at Chastains in Politics. Ricky Chastain (Sheriff) 1968- . See more at Chastains in Politics. Robert Chastain (Cherokee Indian Vietnam Veteran). Growing up with stories of his warrior ancestors, Robert, from Anderson, South Carolina, served in the U.S. Navy in Vietnam. In this, he is typical of Native Americans. American Indians sign up for the U.S. military in greater numbers per capita than any other ethnic group. In Vietnam, Robert drew attention because of his rather odd way of praying and &apos;listening&apos; to the woods speak. Those who knew of his heritage let him take the lead in the Vietnamese jungle. -From The State. Robert Chastain (Composer) See more at Chastains in Music. Robert Chesteen (Bank President). Robert Chesteen was president of Newport Planters Bank in Newport, Tennessee. He was also secretary to local chapter #1797 of the Academy of Model Aeronautics. In his honor, each October the High Oaks Coon Club in Newport sponsors the Annual Bob Chesteen Memorial UKC Coon Hunt along with food, contests, and other activities. All proceeds go to the St. Jude Children&apos;s Hospital. Robert E. Chastain (Baptist Minister), June 7, 1927- . Robert (Bob) Chastain was born in Alabama in 1927 and raised on an Alabama farm. As a young adult, Bob left the farm to work in the cities of Chicago, Detroit, and Mobile. He married Movaline Borden, also from Alabama, and during the Korean conflict, he served stateside as a medic in Air Force. After his discharge, he moved with his family to Central Florida where he became a professional salesman. During most of his adult years, Bob was a bi-vocational Baptist minister-preaching and pursuing a sales career at the same time. See special article. Robert Lee &quot;Sam&quot; Chastain (Rancher and Philanthropist), May 12, 1904-June 9, 1964. See special article. Robert Lewis Chastain (Businessman) 1950-1989. Robert Lewis Chastain hung out with the rich and famous. He and his partner chased after the &apos;big deals&quot;, and the feds thought some of their activity was questionable. Was Robert Lewis Chastain&apos;s death in Europe a suicide or something much more sinister? See more at Chastain Crime. Robyn and John Chastain (Salvation Army Officers). See John Roger Chastain (Father of Brandi Chastain). See more at special entry. Roger Chastain (President and COO). Roger is President and Chief Operating Officer of Mount Vernon Mills in Mauldin, South Carolina, which employs over 4000 people in six plants in Texas, Mississippi, South Carolina and Alabama. He began in the textile industry in 1964 when he joined Riegel Textile Corp. He became president, CEO, and director in 1985. After Mount Vernon Mills purchased Riegel, Chastain became president of Riegel Textile Division and executive vice president of Mount Vernon Mills. In 1993, Chastain was named president, chief operating officer and director of Mount Vernon Mills Inc. Roger is very involved in the textile industry, having been president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute and a board member of the National Council of Textile Organizations. The March, 2000 issue of Textile World featured him on the cover and contained a lengthy interview with him as incoming ATMI President. He is an outspoken critic of the proposed CAFTA agreement (Central America Free Trade Agreement), and resigned his position on the board of National Council of Textile Organizations when it voted to endorse CAFTA. He is quoted frequently in articles dealing with CAFTA. Roger received his bachelorâ€™s degree from the University of South Carolina and did graduate work at the University of Michigan and Columbia University. Roger Chastain (Automobile Accessories). See more at Chastain Inventors. Ron Chasteen (Inventor). Ron created inventions, including an advanced snowmobile carburetor. See more at Chastain Inventors. Ronald F. Chastine, Th.D. (Baptist Pastor). Ronald was born in Atlanta and holds a Masters in Human Relations and a Doctorate in Theology. He has pastored Southern Baptist Convention churches in several states and has published articles in numerous publications. He is a collector of antique writing instruments. Photo and additional biographical information Major General Ronald S. Chastain (U.S. Military). See entry at General Ron Chastain. Ronnie Chastain (Bluegrass Musician). See more at Chastains in Music. Rosanne Chasteen (Senior Director of Customer Support). Rosanne is Director of Customer Support for Visioneer. Before she joined Visioneer in 2002, Rosanne worked for Lucent Technologies and Ascend Communications. Rosanne holds an MBA in Telecommunications Management from Golden Gate University, and she is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP), and Lucent Certified Technical Expert (LCTE). Rupert L. Chastain (TV News Filmer). Rupert was a prominent filmer of TV news in Central Florida in the 1970s and 80s. He was based in Mount Dora and then Ocala. He filmed a lot of crashes and fires, and the police nicknamed him Rapid Rupert. He wore suits to the news sites and used as many as six cameras to film the action. His work appeared in Orlando, Jacksonville, and Tampa TV markets. His mother, Laura Chastain, owned a Rexall Drug Store. Rupert died May 13, 2006 in Brunswick, Georgia at 81. Russ Chastain (Hunter and Writer). Russ Chastain writes a hunting column for About.com. Guns, knives, hunting tips--even how to field dress a deer. He has been hunting since 1982, and is an avid supporter of the right to keep and bear arms. He is a member of the Southeast Outdoor Press Association (SEOPA), and a life member of Gun Owners of America (GOA). Russ also did consulting for Electronic Arts&apos; &quot;Ultimate Hunt Challenge&quot; PC game. He is a surveyor by trade. Sign up for his free newsletter Russell Chasteen (Heavyweight Boxer). Russell The Sandman of Louisville, Kentucky was 13-5 when he began working with his new trainer, James Eoolin, in June 2002. As far as Russell was concerned, that marked the true beginning of his career. He improved his record to 20-6. However, Russell then dropped to 20-9, and his fight with China Smith on October 22, 2004 ended in Russell being disqualified for trying to bite his opponent in the eighth round. Russell&apos;s day job is landscaping. He was born in Louisville on August 27, 1966. His first professional fight was March 26, 1994. Fight Record 1Fight Record 2 Back to Alpha Index Samuel Chastain (See Chastain Award of The Southern Political Science Association in Chastain Object Names.) Sandra Chastain (Romance Writer). See Chastain Central&apos;s Sandra Chastain Books. Sandra deChastain (President and CEO). Sandra is President and CEO of RFCU Services, Inc. of Anaheim, California, established in 1990 as a wholly owned subsidiary of Rockwell Federal Credit Union. RFCU Services serves 1,200 investment accounts in four credit union branches in California and one in Troy, Michigan. She was previously Director of Retirement and Investments, Orange County Teachers Federal Credit Union. The origin of the name deChastain is uncertain; one story suggests that a Chastain was being pursued by an unwelcome individual and changed his name to deChastain to throw them off. In the 1920 census, there was only one deChastain family, which lived in California. Scott Chastain (VP NBC). Scott is Vice President of affiliate advertising for NBC. Shawn Chastain (Choir Director). See more at Chastains in Music. Sherman Chasteen (Mayor). Sherman was born in Rock Castle County, Kentucky in 1882. He was Mayor of Middlesboro, Kentucky in 1952-53. He died in 1957. Silas C. Chastain (Farmer and Coal Miner), 1880-1967. Silas was born in Alabama, and spent his entire life there except for brief stays in Florida and Ohio. Silas was the last farmer in our Chastain line. In his early adult years he worked in the coal mines, but he returned to farming after being injured in a mine cave-in. After the depression, he participated in President Roosevelt&apos;s WPA building programs. Silas enjoyed music and once dug a deep well in return for a crank Victrola. Silas was devoted to his father, Cobb, and Silas and his wife cared for Cobb in their home in his later years. See special article. Steve Chastain (Acoustical Guitar). See more at Chastains in Music. Sue Chastain (Graphics Software Expert). Sue Chastain has served as the guide for about.com&apos;s Graphics Software site since February 1999. One of 475 about.com guides, Sue&apos;s site is intended to keep graphics software users abreast of the constant changes in the world of graphics software. She is Corel Certified and a member of the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. Susan Chastain (Singer and Club Owner). See more at Chastains in Music. Susan Heaton Chasteen (Art Teacher). Susan has been an art educator for fifteen years and currently teaches in the Chicago-land area. In 200l, her art program was recognized by the Illinois Art Education Association as the best high school art program in the state of Illinois, and she received the Illinois High School Art Educator of the year award for 2006. She was once was featured in the Illinois Art Education magazine Mosaic as one of the top educators in the state. Susan completed her Bachelor&apos;s Degree in Education at Western Illinois University, where she studied under the well-known sculptor and musician Preston Jackson. She completed a Master&apos;s Degree in Fine Arts at Governor&apos;s State University and is currently working on a second Master&apos;s Degree in Educational Leadership at Olivet Nazarene College. In addition, she completed advanced studies in photography and bronze sculpture. Many of her students have won honors and scholarships because of the quality of their art portfolios. Susan and her husband, Darren Chasteen, have three children. Susan Lind Chastain (Custom Seamstress). Susan started sewing when she was ten. After college, she began to design ladies clothing and graduated to custom wedding gowns and evening wear. In 1985 she and her husband Mark Chastain, a designer, formed an interior design team. Their first designer showcase was in 1988, and they have done numerous showcases since. Susan has worked with designers all over the country and specializes in high-end custom interior furnishings. She graduated The University of California Berkeley with a double major in Art and French. Susan Lind Chastain Website Susan Chesteen (University Professor and Fly Fisherman). Dr. Susan Chesteen lives two lives, but does not try to keep them compartmentalized. She is Professor of Management at University of Utah David Eccles School of Business, where she has served since 1986, but fly fishing often invades her classroom. Her office is filled with her passion for fishing. Susan&apos;s mother was a fishing enthusiast, and so was her grandfather. However, Susan does not allow academics to suffer. She has been named a Presidential Teaching Scholar, and she received the Masters Teaching Award from the David Eccles School of Business and the Brady Superior Teaching Award. In addition to her management professorship, Susan is Adjunct Associate Professor of Pharmacy Practice. Back to Alpha IndexCol. Taylor Chasteen, (Military). Col. Taylor serves as the Director, Defense Cooperation in Armaments with the Republic of Korea. See various articles in Chastain Military News. Terry Chastain (Telecommunications and Webmaster). 1958- . A Florida native, Terry was the first of his family to be born in the sunshine state. His career is in the telecommunications industry. Since 1978, he has held a number of positions of responsibility at Siemens Corporation in Lake Mary, Florida. His life-long interests are the Miami Dolphins and computers, and in 2004 he led his two brothers in building Chastain Central, a website with more Chastain information than anywhere else in the world. He continues as webmaster for Chastain Central. Terry lives with his wife Judy on their 10 acres in rural Osteen, Florida. His lineage is 8. Robert; 7. Silas; 6. William Howell; 5. Edward; 4. Elijah; 3. John; 2. Peter, Jr.; 1. Pierre. Terry Chasteen (Dance Instructor). Terry teaches all forms of social and competitive dance in Washington DC. He has been teaching since 1974. Terry appears frequently in the press, and wrote a three-part article for Amateur Dancers Magazine in 2002. He also appeared as a dancer in the 2003 film Head of State with Chris Rock and Bernie Mack. See Terry in the trailer. In addition, Terry is dance instructor and coordinator of Dance Team D.C., a gay dance group that participates in gay dance competitions. See more about his involvement in gay issues. Terry Chasteen Website Terry Lee Chasteen (Rape and Murder Victim). Terry Lee Chasteen and her children fell victim to rapist and murderer Steven Judy. The case was so horrifying that is swayed Indiana to perform their first execution in 20 years. See more at Chastain Crime. Thomas Chastain (Mystery Writer). See entry at Thomas Chastain. Thomas G. Chastain (Crop Physiologist). Tom is Associate Professor at the Department of Crop and Soil Science, Oregon State University. His special expertise is physiology of grass seed crops. He earned his Ph.D. in Crop Science from the same University. He taught at Washington State University before returning to his Alma Mater. He is well published, and has been Associate Editor of Agronomy Journal since 1993. He is a member of the American Society of Agronomy and the Crop Science Society of America. Tilfer Chastain (Rockabilly Musician) 1923-1986. See more at Chastains in Music. Tim Chastain, See special article. Tim Chastaine (Model) is listed as being in the October, 1982 issue of Playgirlâ€”perhaps as part of the â€œBig 10 College Menâ€? feature. Tom Selleck is on the cover. This information was found on an Amazon.com auction. Chastain Central has not viewed the actual magazine and cannot determine whether there is a family resemblance. J. Todd Chasteen (General Counsel for Samaritans Purse) serves as vice president of administration, human resources, and general counsel for Samaritan&apos;s Purse, a nonprofit Christian relief agency providing emergency assistance to victims of war, poverty, disease, and natural disasters. Before serving with Samaritan&apos;s Purse, Todd worked as a senior attorney advisor for the Honorable Lawrence Wright of the United States Tax Court and subsequently practiced law specializing in tax-exempt organizations. Todd graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor&apos;s degree from James Madison University and earned his J.D. with honors and LL.M. - Taxation from the University of Florida. He is also a member of the Oversight and Self-Regulation Work Group of the Panel of the Nonprofit Sector, an independent effort by charities and foundations to ensure that the nonprofit community remains a vibrant and healthy part of American society. PNS Bio. Tom Chastain (Racing). Tom is owner of the electrical contracting firm Miller-Eads in Indianapolis. In 1997, he formed Chastain Motorsports and was one of the original team owners who joined the Indy Car Series when a totally new Indy Car chassis was introduced. In its two seasons of competition, its distinctive &quot;blue car&quot; number 77, driven by Stephan Gregoire achieved results far surpassing their resources, finishing in the top ten in half of its races. In 2007, Chastain Motorsports again fielded a car in the Indy Car Series. The new car is the same distinctive blue and even has the same number as before. Tom reunited key members of the old team, including crew chief Darrell Soppe and driver Stephan Gregoire. However, Gregoire was hospitalized after sustaining a spinal fracture when his car crashed during practice just days before the big race, so the Chastain Motorsports car was driven by substitute driver Roberto Moreno. In the May 19, 2007 Indianapolis 500, it was the first car to crash, less than a quarter way through the race on lap 37. Chastain Motor Sports&apos; primary sponsor in 2007 was the Linux computer operating system group. Their goal was to raise $350,000, and their penguin mascot, Tux, was to be displayed prominently on the car. Unfortunately, the group was only able to raise $18,308, but Chastain Motorsports displayed the mascot anyway. Most of the $600,000 cost came out of Tom&apos;s pocket. Tom plans to race again in 2008, but expects that to be his last shot, as that is all he is able to do financially. See various articles in Chastain Sports News. Tom Chasteen (Musician and Producer). See more at Chastains in Music. Tony Shasteen (Illustrator). Anthony W. Shasteen has illustrated projects with Coca-Cola, BellSouth, IBM, Siemens, NASCAR, Ten Speed Publishing, and Picador Publishing, but was perhaps first known for his cover art for The Hunger comic books from Speakeasy Comics. The Hunger follows the trials of Charlie who is kidnapped during Mardi Gras in New Orleans, murdered, and resurrected as a zombie slave. In 2006, Tony broadened his comic book involvement by teaming with actress Rosario Dawson and David Atchison to create a new comic, Occult Crimes Taskforce. The four-issue series came in 2006 and 2007 from Image Comics, one of America&apos;s largest comic book houses. The Occult Crimes Taskforce covers the exploits of rookie Detective Sophia Ortiz (modeled after Rosario Dawson), who is recruited into the ranks of a covert police investigation unit established to monitor and control supernatural activity in the Manhattan Underground. Tony was the illustrator for the entire comic, not just the cover. In February, 2006 Tony was part of a four-man winning team at the Web Design International Festival 2006 competition in southern France. The non-stop, 24-hour contest pits teams against one another to design dynamic, intuitive websites that must adhere to general themes given to the contestants just minutes before start time. For 2006, the theme focused on creating a rich media site for a mock architectural firm. Tony&apos;s winning Atlanta team, The Mighty Fighting Tigers, was the first U.S. team ever to win. As business owners and colleagues of the Atlanta-based design firms Studio720 and Creative Cannonball, they went on a 21-day world tour, meeting with top ad agencies and creative gurus from L.A. to Tokyo to showcase their portfolios and establish a global name in the industry. Tony lives in Atlanta with his wife and two sons. Personal Website Tracy D. Chastain (Public Safety) November 15, 1965- . Tracy was born in Orlando, Florida and was raised in the Central Florida area. He has devoted his life to public safety. Right out of high school, he enlisted in the Air Force and was stationed at Altus, Oklahoma. Upon his return to Florida, he became a prison guard for Florida state prisons. From there he moved to California and became involved in mentoring troubled and at risk youth. He currently works with emotionally disturbed and handicapped adolescent boys at Greenhouse. Tracy is the youngest of the Brothers of Chastain Central. Tricia Chastain (State Director for U.S. Senator). See more at Chastains in Politics. Troy Green Chastain (Fulton County Commissioner). See entry at Chastains in Politics. Troy Maxwell Chastain (Genealogist) October 15, 1914-Feb. 5, 1988. Troy M. Chastain of Atlanta, Georgia was an enthusiastic researcher of the Chastain ancestry and contributed a large portion of research now used by the Pierre Chastain Family Association, which he served as president during the 1980s. Troy is the one who first suggested to me that my great-grandfather, William Howell Chastain may have been named for Georgia politician, William Howell Cobb. Troy was born in Ellijay, Georgia, Gilmer County. He attended 9th and 10th grade at the A&amp;M School in Madison, Georgia, where his future wife&apos;s parents worked. He was there long enough to know he especially liked the principal&apos;s daughter! When his family moved, he joined them and finished high school in Lake Wales, Florida. Troy worked for Ohio Medical Products from 1941 until his retirement in 1979. Troy&apos;s father referred to France as the &quot;old country.&quot; He said his ancestors spoke &quot;the old language.&quot; He also knew they came to America for religious freedom. These memories interested Troy in genealogy. When he traveled, he would stop and knock on doors if the mailbox said &quot;Chastain.&quot; He would ask how much they knew about their family history, and if he could photograph the page from their family Bible with the recorded history. He was always welcomed, and they frequently sent him to other, older relatives, who would remember family connections. He would also walk through grave yards and locate markers of deceased relatives, which he would photograph. This allowed him, among other things, to untangle the more than 20 Chastains who were children of the three wives of Maxwell Chastain. That took 30 years, and was perhaps his most outstanding accomplishment in genealogy. Otherwise, that information would have been lost forever. Both Troy and his wife, Frances Mildred Gay Chastain, are descended from Pierre through different family lines. They are third cousins, three times removed. It was Frances&apos; grandmother who told them they were distantly related, but no one could remember how since it was so far back. Frances was right by Troy&apos;s side in genealogy research. She doesn&apos;t get the credit he does, but she was his quiet partner who was just as interested. She was active in the PCFA and served as an officer. Frances was born January 4, 1916. --Much of this information is contributed by daughter Mary Kitchings. Troy&apos;s descent from Pierre is: 1. Pierre, 2. Peter, Jr., 3. John, 4. Elijah, 5. Maxwell, 6. William Maxwell, 7. Troy Maxwell. William Maxwell Chastain was a farmer and a Baptist preacher. Troy died of a stroke in 1988. Frances&apos; descent from Pierre is: 1. Pierre, 2. Peter, Jr., 3. John, 4. Benjamin, 5. Jonathan Davis, 6. Nancy Melvina 7. Rachel Stone, 8. Samuel Bearden, 9. Effie Bearden, 10. Frances Mildred Gay. Back to Alpha IndexElder W. A. Chastain (Minister). Elder W. A. Chastain was a leading Primitive Baptist minister of the first half of the twentieth century. He edited the Messenger of Peace magazine, which was established in 1874, and he pastored the Primitive Baptist Church in Springfield, Illinois. Earlier, in 1914 and 1919, he pastored the Mt. Pleasant Church, and he pastored the Middle Fork of Salt River Church in 1915 and 1923. Elder Chastain wrote a number of books and pamphlets for the denomination. Wade Chastain (Radio Owner). Wade owned the first radio in Holly Springs, South Carolina. Hi son recalls that &quot;Neighbors from all around congregated at our house to see and hear the amazing radio! One man I remember in particular really enjoyed a certain musical rendition, and he told Dad, &apos;Make &apos;em play that one again, Wade&apos;. Nothing Dad could say would convince him that the musicians were in Greenville and not somewhere, somehow, inside that box!&quot; From introduction to: The People and the President: America&apos;s Extraordinary Conversation with FDR, by Lawrence W Levine, 2002. Wayne Chastain (News Reporter and Attorney). One of the great crimes of the century was the assassination of Martin Luther King. The government said James Earl Ray did it. Ray claimed he was victim of a conspiracy. Many believed him, including Martin Luther King&apos;s family. Reporter turned lawyer Wayne Chastain believed him too, and devoted twenty years to Ray&apos;s defense. See more at Chastain Crime. Dr. Wilborn M. Chastain (Murder Victim). The Winfield Courier reported that on Monday, March 22, 1886 A. B. Elliott, a wealthy farmer and old settler of Dexter township, had put a double charge of turkey shot into the breast of his daughter&apos;s &apos;questionable lover&apos;, Dr. Wilborn M. Chastain. Informed by others, Sheriff G. H. McIntire found the body at the home of George Dunlap, the victim&apos;s boarding place. Dr. Chastain&apos;s left breast was in a jelly from the heavy charge of shot. A post mortem revealed thirty-six turkey shot in the left breast, six of which entered the heart. Elliott did not deny the killing, but claimed self defense. Public sympathy seemed to be largely with Elliott. Subsequently, the Judge said evidence warranted the charge of murder in the first degree and he set bond at $10,000. The result of the trial is unknown. William Allen Chastain, (Church of Christ Minister). William was born near Morganton, in Fannin County, Georgia on April 10, 1855. He graduated from the College of the Bible in Lexington, Kentucky in 1889. William was minister at Pulaski Street Church, Athens, Georgia, 1893-1900; president of Georgia Christian Missionary Society 1899-1901; minister at Second Church, Augusta, Georgia, 1900-1903; treasurer of Georgia Christian Education Society 1903; and minister at East Boulevard Church, College Park, Georgia in 1903. See photo. William H. Chasteen (Ship&apos;s Captain), Lost ship during dangerous rescue. See more at Ships in Great Distress. William Howell &quot;Cobb&quot; Chastain (Farmer and Fiddler), May 20, 1850-April 13, 1923. Cobb&apos;s real name was William Howell, probably named after the Georgia legislator, William Howell Cobb. When the Civil War began the year after his family moved to Alabama, Cobb was only nine years old. He was much too young to fight, but three of his older brother (our uncles) did go to war. Cobb was a fiddler, and was a popular player at local square dances. The Cobb Chastain homestead was destroyed when the land was strip-mined for coal. The earth was replaced, but of course the original features were obliterated. See special article. William Leroy Chastain (Politician), See special article. William Lowry Chastain (Married Wife of Brigham Young), 1836-1911. William&apos;s father was Jeremiah S. Chastain, politician, sheriff, and first cousin to Edward Chastain, who was younger by just a few weeks. About 1860, Jeremiah left Georgia for the California gold fields, but died in Utah on the way there. His son, William Lowry, apparently accompanied him. In 1868, William married Elizabeth Fairchild, who had been one of Mormon leader Brigham Young&apos;s fifty-five wives. Brigham Young was not deceased, but Elizabeth obtained a divorce from him in 1855, and in fact had married three other men in the meantime. She was under twenty when she married Brigham Young, did not produce a child, and never became part of his household. William and Elizabeth apparently traveled, as they had children born in Wyoming and Missouri, and died in Utah. Reference: PCD, Vol 1, pp 178-179; Vol 2, p 164 and Brigham Young&apos;s Wives. Back to Alpha IndexZenobia Addington Chastain (Educator). Zenobia was a pioneer educator in North Georgia. For more see Chastain Central&apos;s Zenobia Addington Chastain. |Home|Make US Your Home Page||Site Map|^0^0^";
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s[15] ="James Edward Chastain^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/edward.html^James Edward Chastain was born in North Carolina on May 10, 1805 at almost the same time his grandfather, ...^Updated03-14-11James Edward Chastain was born in North Carolina on May 10, 1805 at almost the same time his grandfather, Rev. John Chastain, died in South Carolina (John&apos;s will was recorded on July 31, 1805). Edward settled in Alabama just before the Civil War and became a loyal Unionist. Edward&apos;s descent from Dr. Pierre Chastain is: 1. Pierre &gt; 2. Peter, Jr. &gt; 3. Rev. John &gt; 4. Elijah &gt; 5. James Edward. To IndexTo TopIndexEdward&apos;s Family and BackgroundThe Edward Chastain Family and the Civil WarThe James Edward Chastain Family AssociationSign Our Guestbook Edward&apos;s Family and Background Edward Chastain 1805-1867 Edward moved with his father, Elijah, to Georgia. He married Sarah Shelton, and they had all their children there. The children of Edward and Sarah are: Martin Shelton (January 8, 1827-August 4, 1864) married Nancy Hamilton February 4, 1847 Nancy Ann (March 10, 1829-c. 1904) married John Sterling Cantrell 1846 Elizabeth P. (b. May 1831) married Thomas Bronson Cantrell October 24, 1849 Artimissa Chastain (b. June 27, 1833) married Jason Cowart November 4, 1854 Lydia Ann (August 18, 1834-November 11, 1911) married Thomas Jefferson Cowart October 11, 1851 James K. Polk (June 3, 1839-May 15, 1901) married Martha Emaline Dykes May 10, 1860 Theresa Emmaline (January 18, 1840-April 1884) married James Johnson Osborne February 1855 David D. (August 11, 1841-February 22, 1866) unmarried Sarah E. (b. May 4, 1843) married Hiram M. Lambert October 7, 1867 William Howell &quot;Cobb&quot; (May 29, 1851-April 13, 1923) married Clarissa Agileet Dodd 1871 In 1859 Edward moved his family to Thorn Hill, Marion County, Alabama, leaving some of his adult children in Georgia. Certainly Edward&apos;s younger, unmarried children went to Alabama with him (James, David, Sarah, and &quot;Cobb&quot;), but it appears some of his married children accompanied him as well, or moved into the area later. Nancy died in Marion County. Her husband, John Sterling Cantrell, died in the Civil War just north of Marion County. Their last child was born in Georgia in 1860. Lydia also died in Marion County, as did her husband, Thomas Jefferson Cowart. The birthplaces of most of Lydia&apos;s children are unknown, but one child was born in Alabama in 1868. Theresa Emmaline and her husband, James Johnson Osborne, died in Tennessee, but they had children born in the Marion County, Alabama area from 1858-1866. Martin and Artimissa died in Georgia. Elizabeth&apos;s place of death and places of her children&apos;s birth are unknown. Why did Edward move to Alabama? Don Umphrey wrote a book about his ancestor, John R. Phillips, who lived near Edward Chastain in Alabama (Umphrey, Don, Southerners in Blue, Quarry Press, 2002). He states on page 20, One day in the spring of 1858, he was handed a tattered notice that told of land for sale at 12-1/2 cents per acre in Winston county (sic), Alabama. It was available through the Graduation Land Act, a federal program designed to encourage pioneers to move to undeveloped parts of the country. Prices of these lands kept decreasing until someone finally purchased them. Phillips arrived in the fall of 1858. The same opportunity may have drawn Edward the next year. However, he may not have been the first in the family to respond to the offer of cheap land. His daughter, Theresa Emmaline, gave birth to Sarah Ann Osborne in Marion County Alabama on January 22, 1858. This was before John Phillips even heard about the program. In fact, they were not the first Chastains in Marion County. Edward&apos;s grand-nephew, Edward Jordan Chastain, had lived in Marion County in the 1840s. He taught school near Stotsville and was married in Marion County to one of his students in December of 1847. However, by the time their first child was born in November, 1848 they were living across the county line in Mississippi, where they settled permanently. One of Edward Jordan&apos;s sons was James Garvin Chastain. Whether this family was in touch with our Edward is unknown. To Index The Edward Chastain Family and the Civil WarUnion Sympathies ~ The Naming of Sons ~ James K. Polk Chastain ~ David D. Chastain ~ Martin Sheldon Chastain ~ William Howell &quot;Cobb&quot; Chastain ~ Edward Chastain&apos;s Sons-in-Law ~ Cousins in the War Union Sympathies During the Civil War, many families were split, with members fighting on both sides. Chastains were no exception. Including alternate spellings and misspellings (Chastain, Chastaine, Chasteen, Chasteene, Chastian, Chastine, Chesteen, and Chestine), military rosters from the war list 128 Chastains in the Union Army and 355 Chastains in the Confederate Army. Most, if not all, were descendants of French immigrant Pierre Chastain. When the Civil War began, Edward supported the Union instead of the Confederacy. This was a dangerous position to hold anywhere in the South, and even though Northwest Alabama was a stronghold of Union sympathy some of Edward&apos;s neighbors paid dearly for supporting the Union. Later, his widow stated that her &apos;husband was a strong Union man and that was why we were torn up by the rebs.&apos; She also indicated that their written records were destroyed during the war. It is well known that there were many Union sympathizers in the South. Every state except South Carolina had at least one regiment in the Union forces. It is also known that there were pockets of strong Union support such as Northwest Alabama, East Tennessee, and Western Virginia. Because of its proximity to Union states, Western Virginia was able to &quot;secede&quot; from Virginia and become the new state of West Virginia, but Northwest Alabama and East Tennessee were surrounded by the Confederacy. There was talk of creating a Union state by combining these two districts, but it never happened. Chastains have also known, at least as far back as 1981 when Mary Avilla Farnsworth-Milligan released her work, Chastain Kith and Kin, that Edward&apos;s family in Alabama was pro-Union, but Don Umphrey&apos;s 2002 work, Southerners in Blue paints a picture of Edward that is more than just sympathetic to the Union. It presents Edward as pro-active in supporting those who hid to avoid being drafted into the Confederate Army. He also cooperated in recruitment efforts for the Union Army. His home was a regular stop on the &quot;underground railroad&quot; that facilitated the hiding and movement of Alabama men on their way to join Union forces. At least once he paid a scout to lead a group of recruits safely to the Union camp, and he helped feed and support the families of local men who joined Union forces. When Edward had the opportunity, he traveled 100 miles to a Union facility in Glendale, Mississippi and took an oath of loyalty to the United States. Umphrey&apos;s account is written as narrative rather than &quot;an academic treatise bogged down with footnotes,&quot; so it is sometimes difficult to know what details are historical. Though his narrative is enjoyable, I would prefer a treatise bogged down with footnotes. However, the work is highly researched and is not fiction. The foundational document is a memoir written by Umphrey&apos;s ancestor, John R. Phillips, and much of the detail comes from Phillip&apos;s work. Umphrey assures us that all the incidents are true. All the characters are real people, and all the names are actual names...In a few places the dialogue is intact as found in historical sources, but mostly I had to construct conversations as they may have occurred...Sometimes it was necessary to make assumptions relating to characterizations. There were also instances where history provided an event, but I had to hypothesize about some of the details leading up to it. (p. 12) Edward Chastain is not a fully developed character in Umphrey&apos;s book, and the few mentions of Edward, though important, are not embellished, so I assume the statements made about him are taken from Phillip&apos;s memoir. On May 17, 1867, two years after the war ended, Edward was killed by being thrown from a horse. Edward is buried at the Phillips family cemetery about a mile from the Thornhill Church of Christ in Thornhill, Alabama. To Civil War Index The Naming of Sons A clue to Edward&apos;s predilection toward the Union may be found in the names he chose for his sons. His youngest, William Howell, was nicknamed Cobb. Evidently, his namesake was the Georgia politician, William Howell Cobb. William Howell Cobb was Speaker of the House in the United States Congress, Governor of Georgia, and Secretary of the Treasury under President Buchanan. He was a leading Unionist in the South. William Howell Chastain&apos;s birth in 1850 was before William Howell Cobb&apos;s Governorship and Cabinet position, so Cobb must have been a popular congressman (1843-1851) even before his rise in office. He became Speaker of the House on December 22, 1849, just five months before William Howell Chastain was born. However, though he was a Unionist, once South Carolina seceded after the 1860 election, Secretary Cobb resigned his cabinet post and went home to Georgia to urge secession. But parents don&apos;t name their children based on what the namesakes will do in the future! A second son was James K. Polk Chastain. This is a familiar name. James K. Polk was President of the United States from 1845-1849. He was a Jacksonian throughout his political career, so much so that he was called &quot;Young Hickory&quot;, in reflection of Andrew Jackson being &quot;Old Hickory.&quot; Jacksonians were Unionist through and through. President Jackson stated, &quot;The Federal Union--it must be preserved,&quot; and he threatened South Carolina with military force when they hinted at independence. However, James K. Polk Chastain was born in 1839 before Polk was president. At that time he had just completed five years as Speaker of the House (1835-1839). A third son was Martin Shelton. Shelton was the maiden name of Martin&apos;s mother, so the two names appear not to belong to a single namesake. Martin was a fairly common name, but not in the Chastain family. A search of known Chastains shows that there were 5 Martin Chastains before 1840, and they were all of family lines distant from Edward&apos;s. In fact one of those was a Martin Van Buren Chastain, born in 1836, named for Martin Van Buren, President from 1837 to 1841. Martin Shelton Chastain was likely named for the same person, however, he was born in 1827 ten years before Van Buren was President. From 1821-1829 Van Buren was a U.S. Senator from New York. A Jacksonian, he emerged as the principal northern leader for Andrew Jackson. Jackson made him Secretary of State and later chose him as Vice-President. Van Buren succeeded Jackson as President. The naming of his sons in such a way reinforces the likelihood that Edward was a Jacksonian, and pro-Union, prior to his moving to Alabama. To Civil War Index James K. Polk in the 1st Alabama Edward had four sons, at least three of whom were in the fight. Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, (henceforth PCD) contains an error: Volume 2, page 139, states that James K. Polk Chastain &quot;was a Confederate soldier in Company K. 1st Alabama Cavalry.&quot; The information is correct except that the 1st Alabama Cavalry was Union, not Confederate. James K. Polk Chastain enlisted as a Corporal in the 1st Alabama (Union) in July of 1862. He was promoted to Sergeant less than three months later. He was a prisoner of war in November of 1862 and evidently was returned as part of a prisoner exchange. James K. Polk was captured by the Confederates at the battle of Vincent&apos;s Crossroads, Mississippi on October 26, 1863 and was released in Savannah on November 20, 1864 as Sherman&apos;s army approached the city. There is no evidence that he rejoined the 1st Alabama at this time. He is next found in the hospital at Annapolis, Maryland on December 4, 1864, by which time Sherman had not yet taken Savannah. He was mustered out July 19, 1865. A naming-of-sons exercise with James K. Polk Chastain produces similar results to that of his father above, demonstrating that his pro-Union activity arose from personal conviction rather than simply his following his father and friends. In the years just after the war, he gave his sons distinctive names. John Sheridan Chastain was likely named for General Philip Henry Sheridan, a high ranking General of the Union army during the war. For whom might Ulysses G. Chastain have been named? Ulysses Grant was President (Republican) when Ulysses Chastain was born. Edward Colfax Chastain was likely named for Schuyler Colfax, who was Republican Vice-President under Ulysses Grant when Edward Colfax Chastain was born. He had been Speaker of the House from 1863-1869. Sheridan, Ulysses, and Colfax are very uncommon names in the Chastain family. On May 10, 1860, two years before his enlistment, James K. Polk had married Martha Emeline Dykes. A few years after the war, James K. Polk Chastain and Emeline moved to Missouri. He married a second wife, Mary Bets &quot;Mollie&quot; Skeets. Apparently he was married to both wives at the same time. James K. Polk Chastain died May 15, 1901 in Ponce deLeon, Stone County, Missouri. He was 61 years old. To Civil War Index David D. Chastain in the 1st Alabama James K. Polk&apos;s younger brother, David D. Chastain, enlisted in the 1st Alabama (Union) in January 1864. The 1st Alabama was an important component of Sherman&apos;s march through Atlanta, Savannah, and the Carolinas, serving as scouts in the march to Atlanta and as Sherman&apos;s personal escort in the march to Savannah. It seems that all three of Edward&apos;s sons were involved in this march through Georgia. At his website regarding the 1st Alabama Calvary, Richard Nelson Current states: From April to September 1864 the First Alabama then took part in William T. Sherman&apos;s campaign for Atlanta, acting as scouts (whose value Sherman himself acknowledged) and as rear guards for the supply line. And from September to December the Alabamians joined in the march from Atlanta to the sea... During January - March 1865 Spencer led the Third Cavalry Brigade as Sherman&apos;s army moved from Savannah up though the Carolinas...After advancing into North Carolina, Spencer&apos;s brigade fought off another Confederate attack in what developed into the battle of Monroe&apos;s Cross Roads. One morning at reveille his men awoke to find the enemy charging their camp from opposite directions - under the lead of two of the most famous rebel cavalry commanders, Wade Hampton and Joseph Wheeler. The rebels overran almost the entire camp before Spencer&apos;s men, &quot;By desperate fighting behind trees,&quot; succeeded in driving them off. For two and a half hours the Federals stood up against repeated charges, until finally &quot;the enemy retreated in confusion,&quot; leaving behind more than a hundred of their men killed, a larger number wounded, and a few dozen captured. &quot;Our loss... was 18 killed, 70 wounded, and 105 missing.&quot; Among the missing at the battle of Monroe&apos;s Crossroads, North Carolina was David Chastain who became a prisoner of war in that battle. In 1883, Jerome J. Hinds, former Captain of Company A, 1st Regiment Cavalry, in a sworn deposition said that he was well acquainted with David D. Chasteen (sic) who was in active service from his enlistment to the date of his capture. He indicated that up to the date of his capture David was a healthy able bodied man and ever ready soldier and the severe treatment received by him while in the hands of the enemy completely destroyed his health rendering him totally unfit for military duty. On returning to his Regiment, David was discharged June 12, 1865 and went to his home where he lingered until February 22, 1866 when he died of complications from military service. Umphrey expresses confusion concerning David&apos;s service in the Union Army. In his appendix regarding the families named in his book, Umphrey states: The [Phillips] cemetery also contains the grave of D. D. Chastain, a son of Edward and Sarah. His marker indicates that D. D. served in the First Alabama Calvary, but records indicate that the only Chastain in the regiment was James. It&apos;s possible that James and D. D. is the same person. Though reasonable, Umphrey&apos;s assumption was incorrect. Edward had two sons in the 1st Alabama Calvary, James K. Polk Chastain and David D. Chastain. The error is very understandable, however, as military records list David as David D. Chestaine instead of Chastain. James K. Polk Chastain is absent from the cemetery because he moved away from the area and was buried in Missouri. Umphrey happily accepted the revised information. In correspondence with Chastain Central, Umphrey wrote: Thanks for clearing up the identity of D. D. Chastain for me. It never occurred to me that they may have spelled his name wrong (but it makes perfect sense that they would based on the many other misspelled names that I&apos;ve seen in those records). --Correspondence of April 25, 2005. Jan Curtis, a John R. Phillips descendent-in-law, in correspondence of January 16, 2008, shared with us additional information on the Phillips Cemetery. There are four Chastains buried in the Phillips family cemetery about a mile away from the Thornhill Church of Christ cemetery, where many Chastains are buried: Edward Chastain, b: 5/10/1806 d: 5/17/1867 David D. Chastain Co A, 1st AL Cav (no dates given) Sarah Chastain (wife of Edward) b: 6/11/1810, d: 7/17/1891 Chastain Infant, William Thomas, son of Wm &amp; M.H., b: 9//7/1899, d: 12/9/1899 To Civil War Index Martin Sheldon Chastain in the Confederacy Meanwhile, Edward&apos;s older son, Martin Shelton Chastain, who had remained in Georgia, served in the Georgia 52nd Regiment Volunteer Infantry, Company E of the Confederate Army. In Sarah&apos;s 1886 deposition, she said that she had heard Martin was in Confederate forces, but indicated it was against the wishes of her and her husband. The Georgia 52nd served in the west, defending Vicksburg, Mississippi for example, but the 52nd was moved east to confront Sherman&apos;s army in the Atlanta campaign, along with many other units. The 52nd was in North Georgia from May to September, 1864 and participated in a number of battles: Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, New Hope Church, Dallas, Kennesaw Mountain, Peach Tree Creek, Atlanta, Ezra Church, the Atlanta Siege (July-Sept 1864), and Jonesboro. It is possible that David and Martin unknowingly fired on each other, but we really do not know whether the Georgia 52nd ever engaged the 1st Alabama. Martin contracted measles, apparently during the Atlanta campaign and traveled home while he was still recovering. Shortly after he arrived, he died at his uncle&apos;s home in Acworth, Cobb County, Georgia on August 4, 1864 (PCD, volume 2, page 136). Disease was often rampant in military camps on both sides and resulted in a high number of deaths. Since the Georgia 52nd was in North Georgia, perhaps Martin&apos;s journey home was a short one. To Civil War Index William Howell &quot;Cobb&quot; Chastain Edward&apos;s youngest son, William Howell &quot;Cobb&quot; Chastain, was just over 10 1/2 years old when Alabama seceded from the Union, so he was too young to fight in the army. However, by the time of Lee&apos;s surrender on April 9, 1865, Cobb was almost 15. There is no tradition or documentation in the Chastain family that Cobb was in the military, but a W. H. Chastine is listed in the Confederate 22nd Regiment, Alabama Infantry. It is possible that Cobb was drafted in the last years or months of the war. To Civil War Index Edward Chastain&apos;s Sons-in-Law Umphrey mentions that Edward already had a son, James, and two sons-in-law in the 1st Alabama Cavalry (p. 98). The timeline of the statement is September of 1863 when a large Union recruitment was organized in the area. Indeed, James was in the 1st Alabama at that time, and David did not enlist until a few months later in January of 1864. Don Umphrey shared with us that his source is a statement made without elaboration in the memoir of his great-grandfather, John R. Phillips, written in 1922, more than 50 years after the war. Assuming Phillips is correct, who can these sons-in-law be? One of Edward&apos;s sons-in-law, Hiram Lambert, husband of Sarah Chastain, served in the 1st Alabama, but not until January of 1864. He and David Chastain joined at the same time. Six months later Hiram was in the hospital with typhoid fever. He was discharged June 28, 1865. However, he was not Edward&apos;s son-in-law at that time. He and Sarah were married October 7, 1867, after the war was over. Perhaps Phillips remembered him as Edward&apos;s son-in-law in retrospect. Nancy Ann married John Sterling Cantrell, and they had a son born in Georgia in 1860, but they could have moved to Alabama within the next couple years, and Nancy is buried in Marion County. Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, volume 2, page 137, shows that Cantrell died in the Civil war, but does not state how, nor whether he served in either army. The records of the 1st Alabama list him as John S. Cantrell. However, they indicate that he enlisted in October of 1863, perhaps as part of the very recruitment Phillips describes. He became a prisoner of war on January 18, 1864 near Corinth, Mississippi and was killed by Confederates while a prisoner of war on June 18, 1864 in Franklin County, Alabama, not far from his home. Lydia Ann married Thomas Jefferson Cowart. They lived in Alabama in the 1860s and were both buried in Marion County, but I do not find him in the 1st Alabama roster. There were several Thomas J Coward/Cowarts in the Georgia Confederate 52nd Regiment Volunteer Infantry, one or more of whom could have been Lydia&apos;s husband, Thomas Jefferson, though if so they must have moved to Marion County, Alabama by 1866. There is also a Jason Cowart in the Confederate 52nd Regiment Volunteer Infantry, Company E, the same company in which Martin Chastain served. Jason Cowart may have been the husband of Edward&apos;s daughter, Artimissa. Theresa Emmaline married James Johnson Osborne, and they lived in Marion County by 1858, but I do not find him in the 1st Alabama roster. Thus we see that two of Edward&apos;s sons, James and David, and two of his sons-in-law, John Sterling Cantrell and Hiram Lambert, served in the 1st Alabama Cavalry of the Union Army, but it remains unclear whom are the two sons-in-law mentioned by Phillips. To Civil War Index Cousins and Other Relatives in the War Many families in the South had members in both the Union and the Confederate Armies. Edward had two sons in the Union Army and one in the Confederate. Edward&apos;s own brother, Renny Marion Chastain, served in the Confederate Army, and his first cousin, Elijah Webb Chastain, a former US Congressman, was a confederate colonel. Edward&apos;s sons had at least six first cousins in the war, and there were probably many more as they had 20 sets of aunts and uncles on the Chastain side alone. Confederate first cousins we know are: W. J. Chastain, Rainey Franklin Chastain, Edward Harold Chastain, John Milton Chastain (died of disease), William Jasper Chastain (not the same as W. J. above), and a double first cousin, George Washington Shelton. Cousin James Maxwell Chastain tried to join the Confederates at 15 years old, but was sent home. There were at least 2 husbands of first cousins in the Confederate Army: Green Berry Strawn (died of measles) and Ned Chastain. We know of only one first cousin who served in the Union Army--Nathan P. Chastain (Missouri Calvary). A first cousin, once removed, Edward Jordan Chastain, who lived in Itawamba County, Mississippi, which abutted Marion County, Alabama, was a Confederate soldier and was wounded at Shiloh. See also other Alabama Chastains and Chastangs in the Civil War. To Civil War IndexTo Index The James Edward Chastain Family Association A new informal association is being developed for descendants of Edward Chastain and Sarah Sheldon Chastain. The lines represented so far are: Martin, Artimissa, James K.P., Sarah, and William Howell. The committee chair is Larry Lambert, who descends from Hiram Lambert and Sarah Chastain Lambert, the youngest daughter of Edward and Sarah Chastain. The group will begin as an email list, and there are already more than twenty individuals on this list representing several Edward Chastain lines. Goals for the group will depend on those who indicate an interest in becoming part of the group. Some possibilities are: Establishing an interactive mailing list Sharing of genealogical data Encouraging research into Edward&apos;s family and descendents Working together to gain access to and preserving the private cemetery where Edward, Sarah, and David are buried Promoting our new group to other Edward Chastain descendents Posting a comprehensive genealogy of Edward&apos;s descendents Presenting our research to the Chestnut Tree, to the PCFA genealogists, and to the Shelton family Establishing an Edward and Sarah Shelton Chastain Society Creating an Edward and Sarah website similar to chastaincentral.com If you are interested, email Larry Lambert: larry_q_lambert@yahoo.com (larry_q_lambert@yahoo.com). To Index ~ Back to Top | Home | Make Us Your Home Page | | Site Map |^0^0^";
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s[17] ="Alabama Chastains in the Civil War^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/civilwar.html^During the Civil War, many families were split, with members fighting on both sides. Chastains were no ...^Updated03-14-11During the Civil War, many families were split, with members fighting on both sides. Chastains were no different. Including alternate spellings and misspellings (Chastain, Chastaine, Chasteen, Chasteene, Chastian, Chastine, Chesteen, Chestine), military rosters from the war list 128 Chastains in the Union Army and 355 Chastains in the Confederate Army. Most were descendants of Pierre. The James Edward Chastain family of Northwest Alabama was loyal to the Union, but other Alabama Chastains fought for the Confederacy. The Chastangs originating in Mobile, Alabama also fought on both sides. The Civil War was a hard time for everyone. For an extensive list of Chastains and related spellings in the Civil War (and other wars), see Chastains in the Military.Index IndexTo TopEdward ChastainThe 1st Alabama - UnionChastains in Alabama Confederate ForcesChastangs and ChestangsMajor SourcesSign Our Guestbook Edward Chastain In 1859, Edward Chastain moved his family from Georgia to Thornhill in Marion County, Alabama. The next eight years were sad ones for Edward&apos;s family, with several war-related deaths and Edward&apos;s accidental death two years later. When the Civil War began, Edward supported the Union instead of the Confederacy. This was a dangerous position to hold anywhere in the South, and even though Northwest Alabama was a stronghold of Union sympathy some of Edward&apos;s neighbors paid dearly for supporting the Union. Don Umphrey&apos;s 2002 work, Southerners in Blue paints a picture of Edward that is more than simply sympathetic to the Union. It presents Edward as pro-active in supporting those who hid to avoid being drafted into the Confederate Army. He also cooperated in recruitment efforts for the Union Army. His home was a regular stop on the &quot;underground railroad&quot; that facilitated the hiding and movement of Alabama men on their way to join Union forces. At least once he paid a scout to lead a group of recruits safely to the Union camp, and he helped feed and support the families of local men who joined Union forces. When Edward had the opportunity, he traveled 100 miles to a Union facility in Glendale, Mississippi and took an oath of loyalty to the United States. To Index The 1st Alabama - Union Edward had four sons, three of whom were in the fight. Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, (henceforth PCD) contains an error. Volume 2, page 139, states that James K. Polk Chastain &quot;was a Confederate soldier in Company K. 1st Alabama Cavalry.&quot; The information is correct except that the 1st Alabama Cavalry was Union. James K. Polk Chastain enlisted in the 1st Alabama (Union), in July of 1862. He was promoted to sergeant less than three months later. He was a prisoner of war in November of 1862 and evidently was returned as part of a prisoner exchange. He was missing in action at the battle of Vincent&apos;s Crossroads in October, 1863. He was mustered out July 19, 1865. His younger brother, David D. Chastain, enlisted in the 1st Alabama (Union) in January 1864. David was mustered out June 12, 1865, but died February 22, 1866 of complications from military service. Ryan Dupree has compiled a tremendous amount of information on the 1st Alabama Cavalry and participates in a 1st Alabama reenactment group. The recruitment flier above was created by Ryan Dupree for the reenactment group and is used with his permission. The 1st Alabama was an important element of Sherman&apos;s march through Atlanta, Savannah, and the Carolinas, serving as scouts in the march to Atlanta and as Sherman&apos;s personal escort in the march to Savannah. Apparently, all three of Edward&apos;s sons were involved in the march across Georgia. Current states: From April to September 1864 the First Alabama then took part in William T. Sherman&apos;s campaign for Atlanta, acting as scouts (whose value Sherman himself acknowledged) and as rear guards for the supply line. And from September to December the Alabamians joined in the march from Atlanta to the sea... During January - March 1865 Spencer led the Third Cavalry Brigade as Sherman&apos;s army moved from Savannah up though the Carolinas...After advancing into North Carolina, Spencer&apos;s brigade fought off another Confederate attack in what developed into the battle of Monroe&apos;s Cross Roads. One morning at reveille his men awoke to find the enemy charging their camp from opposite directions - under the lead of two of the most famous rebel cavalry commanders, Wade Hampton and Joseph Wheeler. The rebels overran almost the entire camp before Spencer&apos;s men, &quot;By desperate fighting behind trees,&quot; succeeded in driving them off. For two and a half hours the Federals stood up against repeated charges, until finally &quot;the enemy retreated in confusion,&quot; leaving behind more than a hundred of their men killed, a larger number wounded, and a few dozen captured. &quot;Our loss... was 18 killed, 70 wounded, and 105 missing.&quot; Among the missing at the battle of Monroe&apos;s Crossroads, North Carolina was David Chastain who became a prisoner of war in that battle. James K. Polk Chastain had been captured by the Confederates at the battle of Vincent&apos;s Crossroads, Mississippi on October 26, 1863 and was released in Savannah on November 20, 1864 as Sherman&apos;s army approached the city. There is no evidence that he rejoined the 1st Alabama at this time, as he may have been sent north by the Confederates. He is next found in the hospital at Annapolis, Maryland on December 4, 1864, by which time Sherman had not yet taken Savannah. Meanwhile, Edward&apos;s older son, Martin Shelton Chastain, whom he had left in Georgia, served in Georgia&apos;s 52nd Regiment Volunteer Infantry, Company E of the Confederate Army. The Georgia 52nd served in the west, like defending Vicksburg, Mississippi, but the 52nd was moved the east to confront Sherman&apos;s army in the Atlanta campaign, along with many other units. The 52nd was in North Georgia from May to September, 1864 and participated in a number of battles: Rocky Face Ridge, Resaca, New Hope Church, Dallas, Kennesaw Mountain, Peach Tree Creek, Atlanta, Ezra Church, the Atlanta Siege (July-Sept 1864), and Jonesboro. It is possible that David and Martin unknowingly fired on each other, but we really do not know whether the Georgia 52nd ever engaged the 1st Alabama. Martin contracted measles, apparently during the Atlanta campaign and traveled home while he was still recovering. Shortly after he arrived, he died at his uncle&apos;s home in Acworth, Cobb County, Georgia on August 4, 1864 (PCD, volume 2, page 136). Disease was often rampant in military camps on both sides and resulted in a high number of deaths. Since the Georgia 52nd was in North Georgia, perhaps Martin&apos;s journey home was a short one. Edward&apos;s youngest son, William Howell &quot;Cobb&quot; Chastain, was just over 10 1/2 years old when Alabama seceded from the Union, so he was too young to fight in the army. Edward&apos;s sons-in-law, Hiram Lambert, husband of Sarah Chastain, served in the 1st Alabama; he and David Chastain joined at the same time. Six months later Hiram was in the hospital with typhoid fever. He was discharged June 28, 1865. Nancy Ann Chastain married John Sterling Cantrell. They had a son born in Georgia in 1860, but they could have moved to Alabama within the next couple years, and Nancy is buried in Marion County. Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, volume 2, page 137, shows that Cantrell died in the Civil war, but does not state how, nor whether he served in either army. The records of the 1st Alabama lists a John S. Cantrell. This is likely our John Sterling. He became a prisoner of war on January 18, 1864 and was killed by Confederates while a prisoner of war June 18, 1864 in Franklin County, Alabama, not far from his home. In addition, Thomas L. Dykes, the brother of James K. P. Chastain&apos;s wife, was also in the 1st Alabama and died during the war. For much more on Edward Chastain and his family during the Civil War, see Edward Chastain. To Index Chastains in Alabama Confederate Forces James and David were the only Alabama Chastains we know of in the Union Army, but there were a dozen Chastains in the Confederate Alabama Army, most of whom we cannot match: 1. Castan, James S. 2. Chastain, Alexander 3. Chastain, John P. * Tenuous Match 4. Chastain, T. W. * Possible Match 5. Chasteen, G. E. 6. Chasteen, Henry 7. Chasteen, J. W. * Possible Match 8. Chasteen, L. E. 9. Chasteen, S. P. * Tenuous Match 10.Chastine, J. P. * Tenuous Match 11.Chastine, W. H. * Tenuous Match 12.Chatain, C. B. * Tenuous Match Some of these may have been recruited or conscripted from outside Alabama. W. H. Chastain could be Edward&apos;s young son, William Howell (see more about this above). Some may be members of other early Alabama Chastain families. There are five such families known besides Edward&apos;s. 1. William Chastain (3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), Edward&apos;s uncle, was a Baptist minister who served churches in North Alabama and South Tennessee. His first child was born in Alabama in 1827 and his last in 1852. The 1860 census shows him in Madison County, N Alabama (Huntsville area), so his sons are candidates for the Alabama military. By the 1870 census, William is in Illinois. However, none of his sons matches the Chastain names in the Confederate list, though PCD indicates that John D., born 1834, possibly died in the Civil War. (PCD, Volume 1, pages 77, 78, 192-194). 2. William Firth Chastain (4-Elisha, 3-Abraham, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) had eleven children in Clarke County, SW Alabama between 1847 and 1873, the year of his death in Clarke County. His son, John W. (born 1849) is a candidate for the J. W. Chastain on the Confederate list. However, he died January 26, 1861 in the short time between the election of Lincoln on November 6, 1860, which precipitated the formation of the Confederate Army, and the first hostilities in South Carolina on April 12, 1861. This would not be unusual, though, in that there were more deaths among Civil War soldiers from accidents and disease than from battle. (PCD, Volume 1, page 198; addenda to Volume 1, page 61). 3. Rainey Chastain (4-William, 3-Abraham, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) had children born in Alabama between 1839 and 1843 (his last child). The county is unknown, though his brother, Joseph Berry Chastain, lived in DeKalb and Cherokee Counties in NE Alabama. Rainey&apos;s son, Thomas William L. Chastain (born 1836) may be the same as T. W. Chastain on the Confederate list. (PCD, Volume 1, page 206). 4. Samuel D. Chastain (Lineage Unknown) lived in Cherokee County in NE Alabama at the 1850 census. His children ages 1-10 were all born in Alabama. His sons, William, Baldwin, Samuel, John, and Washington would all have been at or near military age during the war. William or Washington could be W. H. in the list; Baldwin could be C. B.; Samuel could be S. P.; John could be John P. and/or J. P. Without middle initials, it is difficult to know. Forum Posting by Joy Gallagher. 5. Joseph Berry Chastain (4-William, 3-Abraham, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) had children born in DeKalb and Cherokee Counties in NE Alabama in the 1850s. His children were all girls. (PCD, addenda to Volume 1, page 63). Chastain descendants with different last names may have served in Alabama forces, but we have not researched their names in the military rosters. Here are other early Chastain descendents in Alabama arranged by date. Some of them left Alabama before the Civil War period. 1. Littleberry LeSueur (3-Peter LeSueur, 2-Elizabeth, 1-Pierre) was married in 1813 in Madison County, North Alabama and had children there from 1819 to 1824 before having additional children in Tennessee. Some of his grandchildren were born in Alabama. (PCD, addenda to Volume 1, page 32-33, 107-110). 2. Elijah Blythe (4-Martha, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) had a son in Jackson County, NE Alabama in 1820 before moving on to NE Mississippi. (PCD, Volume 1, page 155). 3. Mary Lavina Chastain Bowling (3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) seems to have lived briefly in Madison County near her brother, William Chastain. Her children were born from 1821-1844 in Franklin County, Tennessee, except for one who was born in Alabama in 1826. (PCD, Volume 1, page 78). 4. Violet Chastain Akin (3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), another sister, lived in the same area for an unspecified period. (PCD, Volume 1, page 77). 5. Ammon Carter (3-Judith, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre). Ammon and his family lived in Lawrence County, NW Alabama. He was in Lawrence County by 1830 and died there before 1851. (PCD, Volume 1, page 62, 139-141). 6. Samuel LeSueur, Jr. (3-Samuel LeSueur, 2-Elizabeth, 1-Pierre) moved his family to Russell County, SE Alabama. He died there in 1841. All six of his children were married there between 1839 and 1845, and many had children there in the 1840s. (PCD, addenda to Volume 1, page 30-31, 103-105). 7. Edward Jordan Chastain (5-Rainey, 4-Edward Brigand, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre), was a traveling teacher. He taught for a while in Marion County, Alabama, which was the same county in which Edward&apos;s family was to live. Edward Jordan married one of his students there in 1847, but they had settled in Mississippi before their first child was born in 1848, more than 10 years before Edward moved from Georgia. (PCD, Volume 2, page 94). 8. Joseph Chastain (4-Edward Brigand, 3-John, 2-Peter, Jr., 1-Pierre) had a child in Georgia in 1844, another in DeKalb County, NE Alabama in 1848, and another in Mississippi in 1849. (PCD, Volume 1, page 163). 9. James Milton LeSueur (4-James LeSueur, 3-Samuel LeSueur, 2-Elizabeth, 1-Pierre) was married in 1849 in Tuscaloosa County, West-Central Alabama, and had children born there and in Fayette County, West-Central Alabama between 1850 and 1859. (PCD, addenda to Volume 1, page 102, 103). To Index Chastangs and Chestangs The Chastangs and Chestangs are a separate family group from the Chastains. They originated in Mobile in S Alabama. See more information on this family at Chastangs and Chestangs. Cyrus, Henry, R. B., Rufus, and W. H. Chastang served in the Alabama 2nd Artillery Battalion of the Confederate Army. Cyrus, William H., and William Rufus Chestang are also listed with the Alabama 2nd Artillery Battalion. According to the Index to Alabama Civil War Soldiers, &quot;The 2nd Alabama Artillery Battalion, was formed at Mobile in January 1862, with five companies later reduced to three. It was attached to the Department of the Gulf, and after January, 1864, the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana. The unit was stationed at or near Mobile throughout the war and participated in the conflicts at Forts Gaines and Morgan, Spanish Fort, and Fort Blakely. With 64 officers and men, it surrendered on 4 May 1865.&quot; Harrison Chastang and Harrison Chestang are listed as serving in the 8th Infantry Regiment, and R. Chastang in the 3rd Cavalry Regiment. Amazingly, there are few candidates in the Chastang genealogy to match the various names listed, though there are gaps in the genealogy that allow for potential unknown candidates. Civil War rosters often include duplicate names with different spellings, so based on a search of the Chastang genealogy it is very possible that the names listed can be reduced to five: Cyrus (1843-1912) Harrison (1840-1862) Rufus Blue (1846-?) William Henry (1843-1899) William Rufus (unidentified) If this is the case, four of the five are brothers, sons of Augustus Chastang, son of Pierre Joseph, son of Joseph Pierre, the older brother of Dr. John Chastang. A review of the genealogical notes for these brothers confirms that they all served in the Confederate Army. Cyrus and William Henry are twins, both being born on October 30, 1843. Harrison was killed in September of 1862 at the Battle of Sharpsburg at age 21. No matches were found for William Rufus. The National Park Service Civil War Soldier List contains names not found on the Alabama List. Click on Research On-Line; scroll down the left column and click on Colorado; click on Soldier List; enter last name and hit Submit Query. Raymond Chastang, and August and Raymond Chestang, served in the 32nd Regiment, Alabama Infantry. The 32nd Infantry Regiment was assembled at Mobile, Alabama, in April 1862. Raymond is unknown among both Joseph&apos;s and Dr. John&apos;s descendants. There are 10 Augustus&apos; or Augustins in the first six generations, six in Joseph&apos;s lineage and four in Dr. John&apos;s. However based on birth and death dates only three are likely candidates. Born 1833 (3) John (2) Joseph Eugene (1) Joseph Pierre Born 1842 (4) Augustin (3) Sidoine (2) Joseph Eugene (1) Joseph Pierre Born 1842 (3) Catherine (2) Bazile (1) Dr. John Of these three, the most likely is Augustin born in 1833. The descendant of Dr. John through Bazile would have been a Creole and, due to the changed social situation by the 1860s, it is not likely he would have served in the Confederate military unless he could pass for white. The same is true of the 1842 descendant of Joseph because he was also a Creole descendant of Dr. John. His lineage from Dr. John is (4) Augustin (3) Isabella [married Sidoine] (2) Marguerite (1) Dr. John. The list also shows two Union soldiers--John B. and Zedo Chestang of the 96th Regiment, United States Colored Infantry. Dr. John&apos;s middle name was Baptiste, but there is no John B. Chastang among his known descendants during the appropriate time period. However, there is one John (born 1834), and he is son of John Baptiste, Jr., so there is good reason to think he may have been John Baptiste, III. There is also one John during this period in Joseph&apos;s line, born in 1828. No Zedo is found in either genealogy, but if this is a misprint for Zeno, there are numerous children and grandchildren of Dr. John&apos;s son, Pierre Zeno, Sr., who carry the name Zeno or the initial Z in their names. To Index Major Sources Pierre Chastain Family Association, Pierre Chastain and His Descendants, 2 volumes, Southern Heritage Press, St. Petersburg, Florida, 1995-2002. Umphrey, Don, Southerners in Blue, Quarry Press, Dallas, 2002. Glenda Todd, Correspondence 1st Alabama Cavalry, United States VolunteersThe Civil War in AlabamaThe Civil War in GeorgiaChastang GenealogyTo Index | Home | Make Us Your Home Page | | Site Map |^0^0^";
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s[23] ="Chastangs and Chestangs^http://www.chastaincentral.com/content/chastangs.html^Chastang is the #41,131st most common last name in the USA. Chestang is #52,456th. What was the distribution ...^Updated9-16-06Chastang is the #41,131st most common last name in the USA. Chestang is #52,456th. What was the distribution of Chastangs and Chestangs in the United States in 1920? Index Index to Chastangs and ChestangsTo Top of PageChastang AncestryJoseph Pierre ChastangDr. John ChastangOther Potential Chastangs of ColorThe 1809 PetitionBazile ChastangZeno Chastang and the Third GenerationChastangs in the Civil WarChastang GenealogyChastang BiographiesChastang Crime FightersChastang Place NamesMajor Sources Chastang Ancestry Chastangs and Chestangs in the United States trace their beginnings to two French brothers who settled in the Mobile, Alabama area around 1760. They were Joseph Pierre Chastang and his younger brother Jean Baptiste Chastang. According to Ancestry.com World Tree 43203, Joseph (1736-1815), Jean Baptiste (1739-1813), and an older sister, Marie Elizabeth (b. 1733), were all born in New Orleans. Their parents were Francois Annibal Chastang and Marie Elizabeth Dauvergne Chastang. He was born in France and she in French Louisiana; they were married in New Orleans about 1730, and both died in New Orleans. The World Tree Genealogy says the &quot;marriage record states that Francois Chastang was &apos;inspector of the Company of the Indies, son of Francois Chastang, Secretary-in-Chief of the Presidial and Seneschal of Nimmes and deceased Jeanne Charot.&apos; Elizabeth Dauvergne was a &apos;daughter of deceased Nicolas Dauvergne, bourgeois of Paris, and Catherine Richer, native of the parish of St. Roche&apos;. Francois is further mentioned in New Orleans Gensis records as being a merchant and an attorney during the period 1735-1745.&quot; Francois&apos; parents, Francois and Jeane, were married in New Orleans about 1700. Damon Heningburg supplies additional, but somewhat conflicting, information in an AfriGeneas Post, agreeing that the brothers were born in New Orleans, but stating that their father, Francois Annabel Chastang was born there as well. Heningburg further states that the first Chastang immigrant was Francois (apparently Francois Annibal&apos;s father), who was born in Brezon, France, the son of Francois Annabel Chastang (Francois Annibal&apos;s grandfather). Heningburg says that Francois was sent by King Louis XIV as an accountant for the New Orleans parish and that he also worked for the West Indies Trading Company. Heningburg says there is a Chastang castle and lake in Brezon, France in the Congac region. Chastain Central has sent to Heningburg for sources and more information, but has not yet received a response. The World Tree genealogy notes that &quot;The events surrounding Marie&apos;s death in 1765 and the division of her estate was recorded in a series of New Orleans filings termed &apos;The Chastang Succession&apos;. The documents identified the heirs as being Marie Elizabeth, Joseph, and Jean -- her husband, Francois, had died some years previously. The heirs were represented primarily by Marie Elizabeth&apos;s husband, Dr. Jacques Rignier, as the two sons were attending to business on their plantations above Mobile.&quot; To Index Joseph Pierre Chastang(1736-1815) The following excerpt is taken from the excellent notes of World Tree 43203: One of the first documented mentions of Joseph was his appearance as a witness at the January 30, 1759 marriage of Louis Valentin Dubroca to Marie Fievre, as recorded at the Catholic Archives in Mobile. His own marriage, in 1760, was also recorded in the Archives, as were the baptisms of his many children. He normally signed his name as &quot;Chastang, l&apos;aine&quot;, meaning &quot;the older&quot;. The Spanish census of 1786 listed Joseph Chastang and his wife as being 50 and 47 years old respectively. The 1805 Washington Co., AL Tax Rolls listed Joseph as having 640 acres of land on the west side of the Mobile River, with eight cabins -- the property was assessed a total of $4380. Joseph became a very prominent citizen of the Mobile area, being mentioned in such books as &quot;Colonial Mobile&quot; by Peter Hamilton. He owned sizeable property, including 800 acres on the bluffs above the Tensaw River as well as on the Tombigbee River, and was identified as a land claimant during the Spanish period and at the American Land Claims in 1809. He also had lots on St. Charles, Government, and Royal Sts. in Mobile. His primary residence was at the St. Louis Plantation, on the west side of the Mobile River, about three miles north of Mobile; he would retreat to his home in the City of Mobile when Indian troubles arose. The inventory of his estate, in 1815, included slaves, 50 horned cattle, horses, half of the St. Louis Plantation, and a house on St. Peter Street in Mobile. Joseph took an Oath of Loyalty to the Britain during the British period in Florida (1763-1783). In 1824, after the area came into American hands, the U.S. Congress confirmed the claims of Joseph&apos;s heirs to his lands. In 2004, the United States Board on Geographic Names considered the establishment of the name Chastangs Bay for a lake at the north end of Mobile Bay. It was formerly known at Justins Bay or Gustain Bay, which are thought to be corruptions of the name of Joseph Chastang. To Index Dr. John Chastang(1739-1813) The better known of the two brothers is Jean, usually referred to as Dr. John Chastang. Dr John Chastang was a surgeon, settler, and prominent land owner in the Mobile, Alabama area, having received a large land grant in 1756. John was born in 1739, so he was almost the same age as the Virginia brothers, Reverend James Chastain (1740) and Reverend John Chastain (1743). The brothers Chastain were also third-generation immigrants, grandsons of Frenchman Pierre Chastain, who arrived in Virginia in 1700. The names Chastang and Chastain both derive from the Chataignier Tree. John&apos;s brother, Joseph, purchased a slave named Louison, with whom Dr. John fell in love. In 1780 Joseph sold Louison to John and John freed her the same year. They were companions for 20 years until John&apos;s death. They had 10 children together. According to an AfriGeneas Posting by Anne Chestang Rajasingam, they were Auguste, Edward Z., Marguerite, Bazile, Eugene, Pierre Zeno, Isabella, Philip; Louisa, and John Baptiste. Nordmann&apos;s list reads Bazile, Philip, Zeno, Eugene, Auguste, Edward, Marguerite, John Baptiste, Isabella, and Louise (p. 6). Bazile (1775-1830) is sometimes listed as Basil or Baxille, and Auguste (1785-1850) is sometimes listed as Ogive. See also the World Tree Genealogy. The Chastangs became one of the largest and most prominent families within the growing Creole culture of Mobile. Creoles were not considered black by the government or by the white Mobile community. Instead, they were recognized as of French or Spanish descent. Nor did the Creoles consider themselves black. They had an identity separate from both whites and other free blacks and were regarded as responsible citizens and productive members of the community. In fact, Nordmann states that, &quot;Creoles of color were the only free nonwhites in Alabama who could legally sell liquor, attend school, and assemble with slaves.&quot; (p. 216) The families of Dr. John Chastang and fellow settler Simon Andry formed the nucleus of a Creole Catholic Community that still exists in the small town of Chastang, Mobile County, Alabama 27 miles north of Mobile. Some of Dr. John&apos;s descendants still live there. The town and the nearby Chastang Bluff on the Mobile River were both named for Dr. John. Across the county line is the little town of Chestang, Washington County, Alabama. It is also associated with the family of Dr. John, but Chastain Central is unsure of the precise connection. Chestang is 15 miles from Chastang and 34 miles from Mobile Airport. See MAP from Chastang to Chestang. Chastang and Chestang are also connected by railroad. Ten roads in southwest Alabama are named Chastang or Chestang. Mobile has Chastang Avenue and Chastang Street, and there is Chastang Lane and Chestang Drive in Citronelle, just west of Chastang. North of Chastang on Highway 43 is LeRoy Chestang Circle and Little Chestang Road in McIntosh and Chestang Quarters in Jackson. East of Chastang, across the Mobile River, Bay Minette has Chastang Road, T. A. Chastang Road, and Chastang Lake Road. At least four of Dr. John&apos;s sons served in the War of 1812. According to World Tree Genealogy #43203, Eugene, Zeno, and Edward were privates in the 14th Regiment, Mississippi Militia, under Capt. Benjamin Dubroca. Another source states that brother Auguste also served with the 14th regiment (McBoy&apos;s) of the Mississippi Militia. When Dr. John died in 1813, his 1805 will left everything to his &quot;Negros and mulattos,&quot; the mulattos being his children. According to Nordmann, Dr. John left to Louison, &quot;All his real estate and dwellings &apos;lying on the opposite side of the river Mobile,&apos;&quot; and &quot;a lot in the town of Mobile, a family of four slaves, cattle, silverware, furniture, his corn crop, and other unnamed provisions.&quot; (p. 7) Nordmann also mentions another son in the will, Francoise, whose mother was Catherine. To Index Other Potential Chastangs of Color Not every Black or Creole Chastang is necessarily descended from Dr. John. Nordmann states that Simon Chastang, a descendent of Joseph Chastang, produced at least five children with Anastasia Andry of the Creole Andry family (pp. 10-11.) And Sidoine Chastang, another descendent of Joseph, had children by Isabella Collins, a Creole granddaughter of Dr. John Chastang (p. 24). In addition, there was Pierre Chastang of Mobile, apparently unrelated by blood to the Chastang family. Pierre (1779-1848) was a slave owned by Dr. John Chastang, who sold him around 1810. During the War of 1812, Pierre Chastang provided extraordinary services to the American troops under Andrew Jackson. In addition, Pierre provided important services during the yellow fever epidemic of 1819. In appreciation for his brave civic contributions, the residents of Mobile took up a subscription to free Pierre. He continued to receive acclaim as a solid citizen of the city. At this time, Chastain Central does not know whether Pierre Chastang left children with the Chastang name or whether any current Chastangs are descended from him. To Index The 1809 Petition In May of 1809, a number of territorial citizens petitioned the Untied States government for a division of the Mississippi Territory in order for their area to have better representation. The petition read in part: Petition to Congress by Inhabitants East of Pearl River [May 1809] To the Honourable the Congress of the United States the humble petition of the Inhabitants of the District East of the Pearl River in the Mississippi Territory, respectfully Sheweth. That your petitioners reside nearly in the centre, but far remote from the Seat o Government of a Territory exceeding in extent any one of the United States,--and probably containing upwards of one hundred thousand squares miles--That although the leading expences [sic] of the Territorial Government are paid by the United States, your Petitioners are Subjected to enormous taxes for the support of the same Government, whilst enjoying scarcely any advantages from the expenditure of the public money--that a large preponderance of wealth, of population and of personal influenc[e] in the Inhabitants of the Mississippi Settlements, renders your petitioners (though respectable by numbers and yeilding [sic] to none in patriotism, an pure, Republican principles)--but mere cyphers in the Territory Government:--that the remoteness of their situation, and the total dissimilarity of their channels of Trade, give the people of the Mobile and its adjacent waters, no common interest with thos of the Mississippi,--That a wilderness of from Two to three thousand miles between the Settlements East and West of the Pearl River, deprives us of everything but a merely nominal representation in Congress... Your petitions therefore humbly pray for a Division of the Mississippi Territory, and that a new Government be erected, to be bound on the West by the Pearl River, on the East by the State of Georgia, on the North by the State of Tennessee, and on the South by the National Boundary, dividing the Territory o the United States, from the dominions of the King of Spain. and that such provisions may be made for a speedy representation of the people thereof in general assembly as may appear advisable to the wisdom of Congress. May 1809 Signatories include Edouard Chastang, Baptiste Chastang, Trenon Chastang, and Auguste Chastang. Adjacent to these names are Chastang Jeune and Romeo Andry. Andry is another prominent Creole family of Mobile County. Chastang Jeune means &quot;Chastang the Younger&quot; and was a designation frequently used by Dr. John to distinguish himself from his older brother. Edward could have been the fourteen year old grandson of Joseph Chastang, but it is much more likely that Edward is one of three brothers--sons of Dr. John: Auguste (24), Edward (20), and John Baptiste (16). Trenon is unidentified. To Index Bazile Chastang(c.1775-1830) Dr. John&apos;s Creole sons and daughters built upon their inheritance to become significant farmers and land owners in the Mobile area. Bazile formed a partnership for raising cattle in 1804, acquired substantial property (Nordmann, p. 126), and became one of the wealthiest free blacks in Alabama. About 1826, Bazile petitioned the Alabama Legislature to allow him to free a family of slaves whom he owned--Nancy and her four children, Gertrude, Francois, Catherine, and Fostin. These were Bazile&apos;s children with Nancy. His petition was approved on January 11, 1827 in conjunction with a group of emancipations by Mobile Creoles Auguste Lacoste, Jane Dubroca, and William Mitchell preambled by, &quot;Whereas it is represented to the General Assembly by the memorial of a large number of respectable inhabitants of Mobile, that sundry persons of color, residing below the thirty first degree of north latitude, and descendants of the ancient Creole population of Florida, whose owners have emancipated them from the bonds of slavery, are honest, industrious, and well-disposed people and that their being emancipated would not tend to the injury of the community, but would be beneficial to the individual concerned: And whereas it also appears to the General Assembly that this description of persons would have been entitled to this privilege under the Spanish government, of which they were native subjects...&quot; Bazile had previously married Rosa Desiree Laurent in 1802 and had two children with her. Bazile died in 1830. The state of Alabama established Africatown State Park on part of Bazile&apos;s land, and a large portion of the 1100 acre Chickasabogue Park was formed from Bazile&apos;s land. Both parks are near the town of Prichard, Alabama. To Index Zeno Chastang (1782-1860) And the Third Generation Bazile&apos;s younger brother, Zeno, was perhaps even more successful than Bazile. C. A. Nordmann includes in his book, Free Negroes in Mobile County Alabama, a series of very helpful compilations from the 1850 and 1860 census. His 1860 census lists report assets of 40 Creole farmers of the Mobile area. Several, Zeno Chastang among them, were very productive. Including Zeno, there are 12 Chastangs on the 1860 lists. Some are apparent Sons of Zeno. In the comparisons below, the first column is the list of sons from Zeno&apos;s will , and the second column is Chastang farmers from the 1860 census lists. Zeno Jr.=Zeno, Jr. Alfred=A. Z.? Francis=F. Z.? Joseph=J. Z.? Lewis=L. Z.? Lastain=or is this L. Z.? Edward=E. Z.? The other Chastangs are Clara, Foster, Gerome, John, and Sidomi. In 1860, Zeno owned 1310 acres, third to Maximmilian Collins (1408) and Edward Parker (2000), but 80 acres were improved. This is twice the improved acreage of anyone else on the list. His corn production was 1200 bushels, which is twice that of the second ranking farm. Zeno, Jr. was fourth with 500 bushels. Four of the top eight corn producers were Chastangs. Nordmann notes that the average for all Mobile County farms, including white owned, was 140 bushels (P 137). However, in livestock value, the top position went to Zeno&apos;s son, Zeno, Jr. The younger Zeno&apos;s livestock value of $3200 was more than twice that of second place, Sidomi Chastang, at $1500. The third highest value was $1000. Nordmann suggests that Zeno, Sr. had distributed much of his livestock to his sons, since his value dropped significantly to $800 from $2450 in 1850 and his sons&apos; values grew. This seems apparent in the cattle count. Zeno, Sr. had 350 head of cattle in 1850, but only 45 in 1860, while his son&apos;s numbers all increased dramatically. Zeno, Jr. held 160 head of cattle in 1860, almost three times as many as the second ranking J. Z. Chastang at 60. In addition to the farms, many Chastangs owned property in the city of Mobile, and they frequently rented out or leased property. Sometimes their renters were prominent white citizens. Free black farmers owned slaves, as did their white counterparts. Zeno, Sr. owned 27 slaves in 1850, and in 1860 he owned 29. (Nordmann, p. 145) Zeno died in 1860. To Index Chastangs in the Civil War 1860 saw the beginning of the civil war, and a number of Chastangs served in the conflict. Cyrus, Henry, R. B., Rufus, and W. H. served in the Alabama 2nd Artillery Battalion of the Confederate Army. Cyrus, William H., and William Rufus Chestang are also listed with the Alabama 2nd Artillery Battalion. According to the Index to Alabama Civil War Soldiers, &quot;The 2nd Alabama Artillery Battalion, was formed at Mobile in January 1862, with five companies later reduced to three. It was attached to the Department of the Gulf, and after January, 1864, the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana. The unit was stationed at or near Mobile throughout the war and participated in the conflicts at Forts Gaines and Morgan, Spanish Fort, and Fort Blakely. With 64 officers and men, it surrendered on 4 May 1865.&quot; Harrison Chastang and Harrison Chestang are listed as serving in the 8th Infantry Regiment, and R. Chastang in the 3rd Cavalry Regiment. Amazingly, there are few candidates in the Chastang genealogy to match the various names listed, though there are gaps in the genealogy that allow for potential unknown candidates. Civil War rosters often include duplicate names with different spellings, so based on a search of the Chastang genealogy it is very possible that the names listed can be reduced to five: Cyrus (1843-1912) Harrison (1840-1862) Rufus Blue (1846-?) William Henry (1843-1899) William Rufus (unidentified) If this is the case, four of the five are brothers, sons of Augustus Chastang, son of Pierre Joseph, son of Joseph Pierre, the older brother of Dr. John Chastang. A review of the genealogical notes for these brothers confirms that they all served in the Confederate Army. Cyrus and William Henry are twins, both being born on October 30, 1843. Harrison was killed in September of 1862 at the Battle of Sharpsburg at age 21. No matches were found for William Rufus. The National Park Service Civil War Soldier List contains names not found on the Alabama List. Click on Research On-Line; scroll down the left column and click on Colorado; click on Soldier List; enter last name and hit Submit Query. Raymond Chastang, and August and Raymond Chestang, served in the 32nd Regiment, Alabama Infantry. The 32nd Infantry Regiment was assembled at Mobile, Alabama, in April 1862. Raymond is unknown among both Joseph&apos;s and Dr. John&apos;s descendants. There are 10 Augustus&apos; or Augustins in the fist six generations, six in Joseph&apos;s lineage and four in Dr. John&apos;s. However based on birth and death dates only three are likely candidates. Born 1833 (3) John (2) Joseph Eugene (1) Joseph Pierre Born 1842 (4) Augustin (3) Sidoine (2) Joseph Eugene (1) Joseph Pierre Born 1842 (3) Catherine (2) Bazile (1) Dr. John Of these three, the most likely is Augustin born in 1833. The descendant of Dr. John through Bazile would have been a Creole and, due to the changed social situation by the 1860s, it is not likely he would have served in the Confederate military unless he could pass for white. The same is true of the 1842 descendant of Joseph because he was also a Creole descendant of Dr. John. His lineage from Dr. John is (4) Augustin (3) Isabella [married Sidoine] (2) Marguerite (1) Dr. John. The list also shows two Union soldiers--John B. and Zedo Chestang of the 96th Regiment, United States Colored Infantry. Dr. John&apos;s middle name was Baptiste, but there is no John B. Chastang among his known descendants during the appropriate time period. However, there is one John (born 1834), and he is son of John Baptiste, Jr., so there is good reason to think he may have been John Baptiste, III. There is also one John during this period in Joseph&apos;s line, born in 1828. No Zedo is found in either genealogy, but if this is a misprint for Zeno, there are numerous children and grandchildren of Dr. John&apos;s son, Pierre Zeno, Sr., who carry the name Zeno or the initial Z in their names. To Index Chastang Genealogy The most complete Chastang genealogical information discovered by Chastain Central is World Tree 43203 hosted by Ancestry.com. Another Genealogy follows the line of Josephine, daughter of Auguste Chastang, to 21st Century descendants. However, it is incorrectly attached to Auguste, son of Dr. John. A comparison of names and dates show that it should be Auguste, son of Pierre Joseph, Dr. John&apos;s nephew. To Index Chastang BiographiesCHASTANG1. Bazile2. Carol3. Elizabeth S.4. Harrison5. Jeffrey6. John Chastang7. Johnell LaverneCHASTANG8. Joseph Pierre9. Larry10. Linda Earley11. Mark12. Pierre13. Yannick14. ZenoCHESTANG1. Leon2. Nicole3. Pierre4. Perry* Bazile Chastang (Prominent Creole Land Owner). c.1775-1830. Bazile was a son of Dr. John Chastang. He was a prominent landowner and farmer in the Mobile, Alabama area. He and his brother Zeno were among the largest slave owners of color. See more detailed article above. To Biographies Index Carol Chastang (Writer and Small Business Administration Spokesman). Born and raised in Los Angeles, Carol Chastang is a writer now living in Bowie, Maryland. She has written for the Los Angeles Times, Modern Maturity magazine, and The World Tribune, and she is theatre and dance critic for Seeing Black. See her biography from the Seeing Black website and a list of Articles. If you are a business or home owner affected by disaster, Carol Chastang is the person to call, because she is also a spokesperson for the U.S. Small Business Administration, Office of Disaster Assistance. Some of the disasters to which she has responded are 9-11, tropical storm Allison, and the Florida Hurricanes of 2004. To Biographies Index Elizabeth S. Chastang (Middle School Namesake). Elizabeth S. Chastang is the namesake of Chastang Middle School in Mobile, Alabama. To Biographies Index Harrison J Chastang III (Radio News Director). Harrison Chastang is news director and political reporter for KPOO 89.5 FM, San Francisco. According to the KPOO Website, KPOO is the only African American owned and operated non-commercial radio station west of the Mississippi and the first Black station in the country to be on-line. KPOO specializes in jazz, reggae, salsa, blues, gospel, hip hop as well as prime time news and public affairs programs highlighting concerns of San Francisco&apos;s African American, Asian, Gay and poor communities. KPOO serves the Bay Area&apos;s Latin community with four bilingual programs a week, and also produces programs concerning Irish Americans, women issues and Native American concerns. Harrison can be heard on the dial at 89.5 FM, or hear him live on-line at mms://66.134.90.174:8080. In addition to the news on Wednesday through Friday from 5:30-6:00 p.m., Harrison hosts Jazz and Commentary on Tuesdays 6-8 p.m., a Jazz show on Saturdays 7-10 p.m., and a monthly computer show. Harrison also writes extensively with articles in many publications and is often quoted in articles by others. Article Against Hosting Political Conventions in San FranciscoTo Biographies Index Jeffrey Chastang (Playwright). Jeffrey Chastang, who was born in Inkster, Michigan and grew up in Detroit, is an actor and an award winning playwright--a rising star with four plays on Black experience to his credit. Full Circle (c. 1999) Continued Warm (c. 2000) Along the Tracks: Michigan and the Underground Railroad (c. 2002) Along the Tracks Part Two (c. 2005) Full Circle, set in 1990 Detroit, is about an African-American family who suffers the tragic suicide of a son. Full Circle received second prize in the 1999 Kennedy Center Forum for New American Plays. Continued Warm, about the 1943 Detroit race riots, earned Chastang a finalist position for a coveted residency at the Eugene Oâ€™Neill Theatre Center in Connecticut. Both plays were performed in Detroit&apos;s Plowshares Theatre. When Wild Swan Theater wanted to develop Along the Tracks: Michigan and the Underground Railroad, they approached Chastang because of the success of his first two plays, and he wrote the story of three adolescent runaway slaves who are separated from their parents while journeying to Canada and freedom. It was such a success that Chastang followed with Along the Tracks Part Two. Full Circlearticle with picture of Chastang. To Biographies Index Dr. John Chastang (Creole Patriarch). See entry above. To Biographies Index Johnell Laverne Chastang (Viet Nam War Casualty). October 4, 1952-May 9, 1971. PFC Johnell Chastang was born in Calvert, Alabama and served as an Aircraft Maintenance Apprentice in the US Army. He drowned when his helicopter crashed into the water from engine failure in Quang Tri, South Vietnam. He was the door gunner. His three crew members and a passenger survived. He was 18 years old and unmarried. See his memorial on the Virtual Wall. To Biographies Index Joseph Chastang (French Pioneer) 1736-1815. Joseph Pierre Chastang was one of two brothers who settled around 1760 in the Mobile area of what later became Alabama. He was born in French New Orleans and became a land owner and prominent citizen of Mobile. See more detailed article above. To Biographies Index Larry Chastang (Internationalist and Accounting Partner). Larry Chastangâ€™s biography at Chastang, Ferrell, Sims &amp; Eiserman states: Larry Chastang is co-founding and managing shareholder of Chastang, Ferrell, Sims &amp; Eiserman, L.L.C. Prior to establishing the firm, he worked with Price Waterhouse (now Price WaterhouseCoopers) where he was a manager in charge of the tax department. He is acknowledged as one of Florida&apos;s leading experts in international business and taxation and is fluent in Spanish and French. Mr. Chastang is widely involved in the community&apos;s international business organizations. He serves on the board of directors of the Metro Orlando International Affairs Commission, Australian American Chamber of Commerce and International Visitors Council of Central Florida and is a past board member of the British American and French American chamber of commerce. Mr. Chastang is a member of the Central Florida International Tax Roundtable, as well as the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants and the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants. In addition, he has served on the board of directors of Crimeline of Central Florida. Mr. Chastang also serves on the accounting advisory boards for the University of Central Florida (UCF) and Valencia Community College. Mr. Chastang is a graduate of the University of Central Florida and a recipient of the Outstanding Alumnus Award for UCF&apos;s School of Accounting. Besides the activity listed in his corporate biography, Larry Chastang is on the Board of Directors of Metro Orlando Economic Development Commission and was co-founder of the Orlando Area Committee on Foreign Relations in January 2002. Chastang, Ferrell, Sims &amp; Eiserman Home Page. Details of the Lawrence J. Chastang Global Fellows Program. To Biographies Index Leon W. Chestang, PhD (Dean of Social Work, Wayne State University). Dr. Chestang began his academic career as a member of the faculty at the University of Chicago, then was professor at the University of Alabama School of Social Work, but for 19 years he was Dean of Social Work, Wayne State University, School of Social Work. Chestang joined the Wayne State faculty as dean and professor in 1981. In January of 2000, Dr Chestang stepped down as Dean, but continued as a faculty member as he pursued other research and scholarly interests. He began his career as a child welfare caseworker, later becoming supervisor with the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services. He has also worked with the Chicago Association for Retarded Children, the Illinois Department of Public Aid and has been Director of Casework Services for Child and Family Services of Chicago. For 10 years, Professor Chestang counseled individuals and families in private Dr. Chestang received the Distinguished Alumni Awards from Washington University and from Blackburn College, the Distinguished Service Award from the Michigan State Social Workers Association, the Distinguished Visiting Commonwealth Professorship at Virginia Commonwealth University, and the Distinguished Visiting Lydia Rappaport Professorship from the Smith College School of Social Work. In recognition of his contributions to the advancement of social work scholarship and education, the Wayne State University Board of Governors bestowed upon Leon W. Chestang the rank of Distinguished Professor. Dr. Chestangâ€™s PhD in Social Service Administration is from the University of Chicago, and he holds a Masters in Social Work from Washington University, St. Louis. Wayne State University biography. Fall 2000 Visions Article. Text of 1988 11th Annual Konopka Lecture, Raising Children Who Will Run the World. To Biographies Index Linda Earley Chastang (NAFEO). Linda is Senior Vice President and General Counsel to the National Association for Equal Opportunity in Higher Education, which champions the interests of historically and predominantly black colleges and universities. Linda attended law school at Howard University and was admitted to the Georgia Bar on June 25, 1987. She served as Press Secretary for Congressman John Lewis of Atlanta, Georgia. Congressman Lewis is well known as a major figure in the civil rights movement of the 1960s and beyond. Linda is married to Mark John Chastang, Sr., and they have two children, Rebecca Earley Chastang and Mark John Chastang, Jr. Her parents are Charles Edward Earley, Jr. and LaVerne Mason Earley. NAFEO WebsiteTo Biographies Index Mark J Chastang (Hospital Director). Mark has more than 25 years in health-care administration. His career includes Assistant Director at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta; COO and then Executive Director of District of Columbia General Hospital; President and CEO of East Orange, New Jersey General Hospital; President of Essex Valley Healthcare, Inc.; Administrator of the Hospital Center of Orange; and VP at Cathedral Healthcare System, Inc. Mark is currently VP and Executive Director of the Medical College of Ohio Hospitals. He joined MCO in 2004. Medical College of Ohio Hospitals biography with photo. To Biographies Index Nicole M. Chestang (Senior VP and COO, Graduate Management Admission Council). Nicole joined GMAC (Graduate Management Admission Council) as Director of Services in 1994. In 2002, she became COO, responsible for leading in the areas of GMAT operations, industry relations, marketing, and research. Before coming to GMAC, Nicole worked for Unisys Corporation and Fisher Controls in human resources management. She was also director of diversity programs for AACSB International. Nicole has always had a special interest in increasing educational and business career opportunities for African Americans, Hispanic Americans, and Native Americans. She has received a number of honors: Outstanding Alumni Award (Washington University &amp; Wayne State University), 1997 Outstanding MBA of the Year (National Black MBA Association), and was recognized as one of the &quot;Next Generation of Minority Business Leaders&quot; by Minority MBA magazine. Nicole earned her bachelor&apos;s degree in psychology from Wayne State University, her MBA from the John M. Olin School of Business at Washington University in St. Louis, and is pursuing a doctorate in human resource development at George Washington University. Nicole serves on the board of directors of the Friends for the National Zoo in Washington, D.C. Washington University Article Spring, 2002. GMAC biographyTo Biographies Index Perry Chestang (Quarterback). Perry is quarterback for the Citronelle Wildcats in Citronelle, Alabama. See stats and more biography at Chastain Sportsdesk. To Biographies Index Pierre Chastang (Patriot and Freedman), of Mobile, Alabama. Pierre Chastang is known from a number of brief references in historical writings. The following comprehensive account is copyrighted by researcher Christopher Nordmann and is used here with his permission: By Christopher Nordmann Used with permission Also known as Major Pierre, this slave does not appear to have been part of the Chastangs de couleur who were manumitted for familial reasons. Born in Mobile in 1779, Pierre was the slave of John Chastang until 1810 or 1811 when Regis Bernody, a free man of color, apparently purchased him. According to the Alabama Planter, During the Indian war and at the time Gen[eral Andrew] Jackson was in the command of troops in the city, Pierre, then known to the citizens as a brave, honest, trustworthy man, was appointed by Jackson patroon or captain of a Government transport to carry provisions to the troops stationed at Fort Montgomery, or Fort Mims, and to those in camp near the present site of Mount Vernon. Although the task was dangerous, Pierre successfully supplied the troops with provisions. Chastangâ€™s civic contributions extended well past this incident. According to the Alabama Planter, â€œin 1819 during the ravages of the yellow fever, Pierre rendered essential service to the city, by taking care of the sick and protecting the property of the citizens.â€? He is also said to have â€œdaily opened the stores for the purpose of ventilation and securing the goods from damage.â€? After merchants returned to the city and found everything in order, they took up a subscription for his freedom; and, to insure that he could earn a living, they also purchased a horse and dray. The press further reported, â€œsince that period his avocation as a drayman has enabled him to support his family quite handsomely, and at the same time amass a snug little property.â€? Other sources verify the newspaper report of Chastangâ€™s remarkable success in acquiring â€œa snug little property.â€? In 1836, for example, at the age of fifty-seven, Chastang purchased a lot in the city of Mobile on the east side of Lawrence Street between St. Francis and Dauphin Streets. Three of his neighbors were white. He also owned another house and lot on the north side of St. Michael Street between Joachim and Jackson, and together both lots were assessed in 1846 at $2,700. In 1845 Chastangâ€™s success as a drayman allowed him to purchase a slave for $475. When he executed his will three years later, Pierre owned two slaves. The appraisal of his estate, which was filed in 1849, included real estate now worth $1750, but only one slave at $500. Father Chalon, a Catholic priest of Mobile, performed the funeral rites of the Church upon Pierre Chastang who died in August 1848. A newspaper praised Chastang, commenting that â€œno person in this community, white or black, was ever more highly esteemed and respected, and no one in his sphere has been a more conspicuous, honest, benevolent and upright man. He always acted upon the golden rule of doing unto others as would be done by. --Nordmann, Christopher Andrew, Free Negroes in Mobile County Alabama, A Dissertation, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1990, pp. 44-47. Chastain Central does not yet know whether this Pierre Chastang left descendants with the Chastang name, and has not been able to check the sources of ALABAMA: The History of a Deep South State by William Warren Rogers, Robert David Ward, Leah Rawls Atkins, Wayne Flynn (The University of Alabama Press. 1994), pp. 110-112 quoted by the AfriGeneas Post of August 8, 2003 that: Mobile County had a large population of free blacks, many of whom were mulatto descendants of the Spanish and French. These Creole Negroes were well educated due to special provisions of Mobile law. They were prosperous merchants, barbers, blacksmiths, carpenters, draymen, and coachmen. Many were descendants of Pierre Chastang who carried supplies for Andrew Jackson&apos;s troops during the War of 1812 and, when yellow fever spread in Mobile in 1819, cared for the sick and buried the dead. Though this post may be accurate, it may also confuse Freedman Pierre Chastang with Dr. John or his son Pierre Zeno Chastang. Chastain Central has not encountered other sources linking Freedman Pierre Chastang to the Creole community. To Biographies Index Pierre Chestang (Station Manager). Pierre is Station Manager and Program Director for the Moody Broadcasting Network station WKES in St Petersburg, Florida, a Christian radio station. Pierre was converted at 10 years old. His home town is Chicago, and his favorite books are Knowing God, by J. I. Packer and The Knowledge of the Holy, by A. W. Tozer. To Biographies Index Yannick Chastang (Fine Furniture Conserver). Yannick is a conservationist and restorer of fine furniture. He is a member of the Aden conservation group and has been chosen to conserve numerous antiques such as the Wallace Collection 18th century drop front secretaire. He studied cabinet-making and marquetry at the Ecole Boulle, Paris. He also designs original marquetry furniture and reproductions from his office in Kent, UK. In 2001, he wrote Paintings in Wood: French Marquetry Furniture to accompany the Wallace Collection exhibition The Hidden Colours of French Furniture curated by Chastang and held at the Wallace Collection from October 4 to December 31, 2001. Paintings in Wood describes the history of marquetry with particular reference to the work of the master cabinet-makers, illustrated by pieces from the Wallace Collection. The Wallace Collection in London has the greatest museum collection of French marquetry furniture outside France. To Biographies Index Zeno Chastang (Creole Farmer). Pierre Zeno Chastang was a leading Creole farmer of Mobile, Alabama during the early 1800s, and son of Dr. John Chastang, a prominent white surgeon of Mobile. By 1860, many of Zeno&apos;s sons were farmers as well, especially his son, Zeno, Jr. According to Loren Schweninger, Zeno and his brother, Basil, were the largest Black slave owners in Alabama during the 1850s (Black Property Owners in the South, University of Illinois Press, reprint 1997.) See more detailed article above. To Biographies Index Chastang Crime FightersE. A. Chestang, Sheriff, Liberty County, Florida Juan Chastang, Police Officer, Mobile, Alabama Gina Chestang, Detective, Philadelphia Police Department, Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mark Chestang, Deputy Sheriff, Richmond County, South Carolina Nadine Chastang, AFIS (Automated Fingerprint Identification System) Operations Manager, Sheriff&apos;s Department, Los Angeles County, California To Index Chastang Place Names American Chastangs may have been named for a French town. There are two such towns, some twenty miles apart, in Limousin, France--Le Chastang (map) and Gros-chastang (map). See also a map for directions from one to the other. Today, not far from these towns, is Chastang Dam. It is one of five major hydro-electric dams on the Dordogne River and generates the most electricity of the five. Chastang Dam was commissioned in 1951 and modernized in 2001 to increase output by 22%. See picture. Chastang, Mobile County, Alabama Chastang is just east of Hwy 13/US 43 near the intersection of St. Peter Parish School Road and Chastang Bluff about 27 miles north of Mobile. Chastang Bluff road continues to the east toward the Mobile River and forms a loop to the bluff at the river and then comes back to meet itself. In 1856, a school was established for White and Creole children at Chastang Bluff. Two sons of Zeno Chastang, Zeno, Jr., and Francis, served as trustees for the school. (Nordmann, pp. 208-209). Chastang and the nearby Chastang Bluff are named for Dr. John Chastain, a settler and large land owner. Some of his Creole descendents still live in the area and belong to the historic Catholic Church in Chastang. Map. Chestang, Washington County, Alabama Across the Mobile County line from Chastang, Alabama is the little town of Chestang in Washington County, Alabama. Both towns are associated with the family of Dr. John. Chestang is 15 miles from Chastang and 34 miles from Mobile Airport. See MAP from Chastang to Chestang. Chastang and Chestang are also connected by railroad. Chastang Middle School, Mobile County, Alabama Chastang Middle School in Mobile, Alabama is named for Elizabeth S. Chastang. It comprises grades 6-8 and has 775 students. The student body is predominantly Black and poor. 741 students are Black, 31 are white, two Hispanic, and one Asian. 690 students are on the free lunch program, and an additional 42 receive reduced price lunches. The school address is 2800 Berkley Street, Mobile, Alabama. Map. Chastang Middle is also used as a voting station during elections. StreetsThe following links lead to specific details at Melissa Data, an excellent resource for streets in America. Chastang, Bay Minette, Citronella, and Mobile, AL. Chestang, Citronelle, Jackson, and McIntosh, AL. CemeteriesChestang, Washington County, AL To Index Major Sources Nordmann, Christopher Andrew, Free Negroes in Mobile County Alabama, A Dissertation, Tuscaloosa, Alabama, 1990. Ancestry.com World Tree 43203 Transcriptions of the wills of Zeno and Philip Chastang. The Josephites and the African-American Community: 100 Years, The Josephites, 1130 N. Calvert Street, Baltimore, MD 21202 Chastang, Richard, Saint Peter The Apostle Catholic Church From The Origin Of Saint Paul&apos;s Chapel To The Departure Of Father Sabino Grossi, S.S.J; Early Chastang Creoles. Leonard-Rupe-Stephenson Genealogy AfriGeneas Free Persons of Color Forum Index to Alabama Civil War SoldiersTo Index |Home|Make US Your Home Page||Site Map|^0^0^";
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