Allenby Chilton 1918 – 1996

Biography

Allenby Chilton was born on September 16, 1918, in South Hylton, England. Over his lifetime, he became known for his contributions to English football, serving both as a player and manager. His career spanned much of the twentieth century, during which he developed a reputation in the sport that would be remembered by those who knew him and followed his work.

Throughout his life in football, Chilton dedicated himself to the game, taking on roles that allowed him to influence the sport at different levels. Whether on the pitch or in a managerial capacity, he brought his passion and knowledge to football during an important era for the game in England. His involvement in football reflected the commitment he made to his profession and the people he worked alongside.

Allenby Chilton passed away on June 16, 1996, in Southwick, at the age of 77. He left behind a legacy connected to English football and the impact he had during his years of involvement with the sport. Those who knew him and appreciated his contributions to football remembered him as part of the game’s history during his time.