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| 7901 |
REFN: 2647
Resided in Ohio City, Ohio. | George L. CHAPMAN
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| 7902 |
Name: Chapman, George
Dwelling: 292
Family: 292
Sex: Male
Age: 4 years
Born: Ohio
"1850 Federal Census" Harrisville Township - County of Medina - State of Ohio (Series: M432 - Roll: 709 - Page: 174B - Line: 6) (USGenWeb Census Project)
Military Note: George O. Chapman served as a Private in Company B of the 124th Ohio Infantry in the Civil War.
"National Archives and Records Administration" Washington, DC (Film Number M552, Roll 18)
The124th Regiment, Ohio Infantry was organized at Cleveland, Ohio, and mustered in January 1, 1863. Left the state for Louisville, Kentucky on January 1; thence moved to Elizabethtown, Kentucky and duty there till February 10, 1863. Attached to District of Western Kentucky, Department of the Ohio, to February, 1863. Franklin, Tennessee, Army of Kentucky, Department of the Cumberland, to June, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 2nd Division, 21st Army Corps, Army of the Cumberland, to October, 1863. 2nd Brigade, 3rd Division, 4th Army Corps, Army of the Cumberland, to June, 1865.
Moved to Nashville, Tennessee on February 10, 1863; thence to Franklin on February 21 and duty there till June. Action at Thompson's Station, Spring Hill from March 4-5. Thompson's Station on June 2. "Middle Tennessee" (or Tullahoma) Campaign" from June 23 - July 7. Camp at Manchester till August 16. Passage of the Cumberland Mountains and Tennessee River and "Chickamauga (Georgia) Campaign" from August 16 - September 22. At Poe's Tavern from August 20 - September 9. Passage of the Tennessee River on September 10. Lee and Gordon's Mills from September 11-13. "Battle of Chickamauga" from September 19-20. "Siege of Chattanooga", Tennessee from September 24 -
November 23. Reopening Tennessee River from October 26-29. Brown's Ferry on October 27. "Chattanooga-Ringgold Campaign" from November 23-27. Orchard Knob from November 23-24. Mission Ridge on November 25. March to relief of Knoxville, Tennessee from November 28 - December 8. Operations in East Tennessee till April, 1864. Operations about Dandridge from January 16-17. "Atlanta (Georgia) Campaign" from May 1 to September 8. Demonstrations on Rocky Faced Ridge and Dalton, Georgia from May 8-13. "Battle of Resaca" from May 14-16. Adairsville on May 17. Near Kingston from May 18-19. Near Cassville on May 19. Advance on Dallas from May 22-25. Operations on line of Pumpkin Vine Creek and battles about Dallas, New Hope Church and Allatoona Hills from May 25 - June 5. Pickett's Mills on May 27. Operations about Marietta and against Kenesaw Mountain from June 10 - July 2. Pine Hill from June 11-14. Lost Mountain from June 15-17. Assault on Kenesaw on June 27. Ruff's Station on July 4. Chattahoochie River from July 5-17. Peach Tree Creek from July 19-20. "Siege of Atlanta" from July 22 - August 25. Flank movement on Jonesboro from August 25-30. "Battle of Jonesboro" from August 31 - September 1. Lovejoy Station from September 2-6. Pursuit of Hood into Alabama from October 3-26. At Athens, Georgia from October 31 to November 23. March to Columbia, Tennessee from November 23-24. Columbia, Duck River, from November 24-27. "Battle of Franklin" on November 30. "Battle of Nashville" from December 15-16. Pursuit of Hood to the Tennessee River from December 17-28. Moved to Huntsville, Alabama and duty there till March, 1865. Operations in East Tennessee from March 15 - April 22. Duty at Strawberry Plains and Nashville till June. Mustered out June 16, 1865.
Regiment lost during service; 7 officers and 78 enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 1 officer and 124 enlisted men by disease. Total 210 casualties.
"A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion/compiled and arranged from official records of the Federal and Confederate armies, reports of the adjutant generals of the several states, the army registers, and other reliable documents and sources" by Frederick H. Dyer; Morningside Press; Dayton, Ohio 1994 (QUARTO 973.7 D996c, 1994 CSL)
Name: Chapman, George O.
Dwelling: 66
Family: 70
Occupation: Grocer Retail
Sex: Male
Race: White
Age: 24 years
Real Estate: 500
Personal: 800
Birthplace: Ohio
"1870 Federal Census" Lafayette Township - County of Medina - State of Ohio (Series: M593 - Roll: 1241 - Page: 320A - Line: 13) (USGenWeb Census Project)
1880 Federal Census: George O and Theresa Randall are not listed in the County of Medina, State of Ohio. (wrr)
Name: George O.
Dwelling: 134
Family: 157
Race: White
Sex: Male
Age: 73 years
Read English: Yes
Write English: Yes
Birthplace: Ohio
Birthplace of Father: Vermont
Birthplace of Mother: Connecticut
Occupation: Weather Observer
"1920 Federal Census" South Haven Township - County of Van Buren - State of Michigan (Series: T625 - Roll 799 - Page: 292) (HeritageQuest) | George O. CHAPMAN, , Private
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| 7903 |
REFN: 866
George moved to Wisconsin in 1844 and died of Cholera. | George S. CHAPMAN
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| 7904 |
REFN: 10511 | George Stevens CHAPMAN
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| 7905 |
Still Living. | Gladys Everton CHAPMAN
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| 7906 |
REFN: 12937
Glen is buried at Dice Cemetery, near Stark City, Missouri. | Glen Morse CHAPMAN
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| 7907 |
Mary Rogness's - First cousin 5 times removed | Gurdon CHAPMAN
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| 7908 |
Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fourth great grandaunt | Gurdon CHAPMAN
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| 7909 |
!Hannah, d. Isaac and Rebecca, bp. Dec. 28, 1765.
!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
1850: Beverly to 1850
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12265 W. 34th Place
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!Hannah, sister Josiah F., Sep.---,1821, a. 56 y. C.R.3.
!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
1850: Beverly to 1850
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!6th great aunt.
If you have any information on these families WALTON - NEVILLE - JOHNSON - MILLER please get in touch with me. | Hannah CHAPMAN
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| 7910 |
REFN: 10693 | Hannah CHAPMAN
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| 7911 |
REFN: 8648 | Hannah CHAPMAN
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| 7912 |
REFN: 12086 | Hannah Naomi CHAPMAN
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| 7913 |
REFN: 12071 | Harriet Eliza CHAPMAN
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| 7914 |
REFN: 1189 | Harriet Ellen Amelia CHAPMAN
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| 7915 |
Researching this line is Maria Richardson at richardzon@aol.com | Harriet O. CHAPMAN
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| 7916 |
REFN: 6155 | Harriet S. CHAPMAN
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| 7917 |
REFN: 7385 | Harriot CHAPMAN
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| 7918 |
REFN: 13077
Harvey Chapman was a silversmith by trade.
BIRTH: pg 51.
241. Harvey Chapman, son of Hervey Chapman, born May 17, 1818, marrie
d Caroline Beals, January 8, 1843, and only has one child . He is a s
ilversmith by trade. (have located him in Kenton as a Jeweler. His fa
ther lived with him after returning from Iowa.)
Harvey Chapman for many years conducted a jewelry store on the site o
f the present Suprise Clothing Store. His first jewelry store, howeve
r, was located on the north side of the square.
Harvey Chapman Sr. was the father of Harvey Chpman, jewler in Kento
n for many years.
Death Certificate states he was a farmer.
Census Index: 1850, pg. 184,
In the Grave Has Been Deposited the Remains of H. Chapman.
The funeral services over the remains of thelate Harvey Chapman hel
d this (Friday) afternoon were largely attended. Thebody being cons
igned to its grave in Grove cemetery. Rev. J.H. Fitzwat erofficiated. | Harvey Harry CHAPMAN
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| 7919 |
Of Becket, , Massachusetts | Henry CHAPMAN
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| 7920 |
REFN: 1016
Henry Chapman was a Minister of the gospel in the Methodist Episcopa
l Church, a member of the North Ohio Conference. | Henry CHAPMAN
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| 7921 |
REFN: 5929 | Henry CHAPMAN
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| 7922 |
REFN: 9020 | Henry H. CHAPMAN
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| 7923 |
REFN: 316 | Hephzibah CHAPMAN
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| 7924 |
REFN: 5594 | Hepsibah CHAPMAN
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| 7925 |
REFN: 91
He lived in Brighton, Washington Co, Iowa. He lived many years in Ma
rion Co, Ohio; from whence he moved to his present residence in th
e fall of 1852 (Iowa). His was a farmer. | Hervey CHAPMAN
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| 7926 |
REFN: 13056
He was an agriculturist and resided at a place called Duck Creek,nea
r Marietta, Washington Co, Ohio. | Hezekiah CHAPMAN
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| 7927 |
REFN: 12354 | Hezekiah J. CHAPMAN
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| 7928 |
REFN: 431 | Hiram CHAPMAN
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| 7929 |
REFN: 6062
Hiram and Nancy Chapman had nine children and lived in Bonn, LowerSa
lem, Washington Co, Ohio. | Hiram CHAPMAN
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| 7930 |
Still Living. | Ida CHAPMAN
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| 7931 |
REFN: 12707 | Ida May CHAPMAN
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| 7932 |
REFN: 6891 | Infant Son CHAPMAN
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| 7933 |
REFN: 7547 | Infant Son CHAPMAN
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| 7934 |
REFN: 12858 | Irene CHAPMAN
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| 7935 |
!Isaac, Capt. [jaundice and dropsy. C.R.1.], Jan. 23, 1798, a. 58 yr.
!Marriage: Chapman, Isaac, of Salem, and wid. Rebecca Harris, June 10,
1762.* Vol 2 page 57.
!Buried in the Ancient Burying Ground in Beverly, Essex, MA. Tombstone
inscription reads: ERECTED In Memory of Cap. ISAAC CHAPMAN, who
departed this Life Jany 23d 1798, aged 58 years. My Flesh shall rest in
hope.
!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
1850: Beverly to 1850
Search and Research Publishing Corp.
12265 W. 34th Place
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
(303) 274-2411
!6th great grandfather.
If you have any information on these families WALTON - NEVILLE - JOHNSON - MILLER please get in touch with me. | isaac CHAPMAN, Capt
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| 7936 |
!Isaac, s. Isaac, jr. and Rebekah, bp. June 12, 1763. C.R.I.
!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
1850: Beverly to 1850
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12265 W. 34th Place
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
(303) 274-2411
!6th great uncle.
If you have any information on these families WALTON - NEVILLE - JOHNSON - MILLER please get in touch with me. | isaac CHAPMAN
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| 7937 |
!Isaac, s. Josiah Foster, bp. Mar. 10, 1793. C.R.I.
!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
1850: Beverly to 1850
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12265 W. 34th Place
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
(303) 274-2411
!s. Josiah Foster, bur. Jul 18, 1793, a 4 m. C.R.1.
!Early Vital Records of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to about
1850: Beverly to 1850
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12265 W. 34th Place
Wheat Ridge, CO 80033
(303) 274-2411
If you have any information on these families WALTON - NEVILLE - JOHNSON - MILLER please get in touch with me. | isaac CHAPMAN
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| 7938 |
REFN: 12816 | Isaac CHAPMAN
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| 7939 |
REFN: 9971
Resided in Granville, Massachusetts. Isaac Chapman died in the arm
y at the age of twenty-eight. In October, 1776, from conscientious s
cruples of duty, he enlisted a volunteer in my fathers company, march
ed to Ticonderogn, and in six weeks fell a victim to the camp fever
. He was buried near Lake Champlain. | Isaac CHAPMAN
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| 7940 |
REFN: 11873 | Isaac C. CHAPMAN
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| 7941 |
REFN: 11799 | Jabez CHAPMAN
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| 7942 |
REFN: 12064
At the session of the Legislature, in May, 1776, he was appointedMaj
or of Militia, and at the session in the fall, Colonel. The followin
g notice from the Green's Gazette of September 18, 1776, shows the re
gard of theladies of East Haddam for their townsman, while absent o
n military duty, andis a handsome tribute to their patriotism and ph
ysicalenergy. "Several of the most respectable ladies of East Haddam
, about thirty in number, met at Colonel Jabez Chapman's barn, and hu
sked, in four or five hours, about two hundred and forty bushels of c
orn. A noble example, so necessary in the bleeding country, while th
eir fathers and brothers were fighting the battles of the nation." | Jabez CHAPMAN
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| 7943 |
REFN: 58 | Jabez CHAPMAN
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| 7944 |
REFN: 6347 | Jacob Henry CHAPMAN
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| 7945 |
REFN: 10266 | James CHAPMAN
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| 7946 |
REFN: 12809 | James B. CHAPMAN
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| 7947 |
REFN: 12606 | James H. CHAPMAN
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| 7948 |
REFN: 7832 | James H. CHAPMAN
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| 7949 |
Name Suffix: Jr.
REFN: 12616 | James Harry CHAPMAN, Jr.
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| 7950 |
REFN: 12841
He died in a swimming accident. | James Harry CHAPMAN
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