Name (FAMILY NAME, Other Names)	CHETTLE, Thomas Mark
Date of Birth	9th November 1860
Place of Birth	Adelaide
Date of Death	21st April 1928
Place of Death	Adelaide
Place of Burial	North Road Cemetery
Addresses and dates in Prospect Council Area	1896 - 1905: Myrtle St; 1906 - 1928: 6 Olive St.
Addresses outside Prospect Council Area	None known
Names of houses (if any)
Parents	William Chettle and Mary Ann Mickle
Spouse(s)	Kate Alice Chettle (Nee Barber). Died 31st August 1931, Prospect
Date(s) of Marriage(s)	25th August 1894
Place(s) of Marriage(s)	Trinity Church Adelaide
Children	James David (1896) Walter Richard (1898)
Education
Occupation(s)	1877 Coachbuilder ;
Interests/Activities	Represented Council on Metropolitan County Board (Food and Drugs Act)
Religion/Churches
Notes (points of interest etc.)	“On the same day a lad named Thomas Mark Chettle was admitted, suffering from very severe injuries to the left arm. The lad, who is 15 years of age and employed by Messrs. Duncan & Fraser, coachbuilders, Franklin-street, was attempting to put the connecting-band on the flywheel of a machine when he managed to get his left arm twisted in the belt, and he was whirled round with the wheel. As soon as his mates saw the danger he was in they rescued him and immediately conveyed him to the Hospital, where it was ascertained that his arm was broken in three places.” (Adelaide Observer, 31/3, 1877, p. 11). JP (around 1912).
Local Government experience	Councillor 1902/03 - 1911/12; Chairman 1910/11
Sources of information	S&M; BDM; newspapers; Council records