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7951	REFN: 851 James Chapman was a millwright by occupation. He was also a herbalis t and Dr. He was buried Dec 13, 1889 in Lincoln Cemetery, Rochester , Olmsted Co, Minnesota.	James Henry CHAPMAN
7952	REFN: 13130	James Hill CHAPMAN
7953	REFN: 11448	James William CHAPMAN
7954	REFN: 5903	Jane Legget CHAPMAN
7955	REFN: 12993	Jane S. CHAPMAN
7956	Mary Rogness's - Spouse of second cousin 6 times removed	Jerusha CHAPMAN
7957	REFN: 12842	Jerusha CHAPMAN
7958	REFN: 542 She has a twin sister called Hepzibah Chapman. Both born on Novembe r 17,1790.	Jerusha CHAPMAN
7959	REFN: 5573	Jerusha CHAPMAN
7960	!Joanna, d. Isaac Rebekah, bp. Oct. 21, 1764. C.R.I. !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 aunt. !She could be his second wife. If you have any information on these families WALTON - NEVILLE - JOHNSON - MILLER please get in touch with me.	Joanna CHAPMAN
7961	RESIDENCES: 1854 - Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County, Ohio REFN: 6020 Joel and Eliza Chapman reside in Brooklyn, Cuyahoga Co, Ohio in 1854.	Joel CHAPMAN
7962	Name Prefix: Capt REFN: 10513 The title of Captain is given him in thetown and church records of E ast Haddam, and also in the records of the secretary of state. Joh n Chapman was a man of considerable note in the town of Saybrook an d East Haddam from the fact that he represented the former town in th e General Court at fourteen sessions and the latter at eight sessions . Atthe session of the General Court which convened May 10, 1694, t he following act was passed: " This Court grants liberty to Captai n John Chapman to set upa ferry over the Great River in Haddam for t he future;" hence the name Chapman's Ferry. The probate records of H artford and town records of East Haddamand of Herbron show that he o wned large tracts of land in each town. Mr. Chapman died, it is supp osed in the spring of 1712. Mrs. Chapman, the second, died October 30 , 1694. Digest of the Early Connecticut Probate Records (Hartford District), Charles W. Manwaring, Hartford, 1902, Vol 2, p 173-174 CHAPMAN, Capt. John, Haddam. An agreement made among the heirs of Cap t. John CHAPMAN, late of Haddam, decd.: Know all men by these present s: That we, Joseph CHAPMAN of Saybrook in the County of New London, a nd David CHAPMAN of Haddam inthe County of Hartford, and Samuel CHAP MAN of the aforesd. Haddam, the onlynatural sons now surviving of Ca pt. John CHAPMAN, late of Haddam, decd., andStephen CHALKER of Saybr ook, and Joseph SELDEN of Lyme in the County of sd. New London, and L emuel RICHARDSON of Stoningtown in the County of New London,sons-in- law of the the abovesd. Capt. John CHAPMAN, decd. (by affinity with h is three daughters, Elizabeth, Anne and Mehetabell CHAPMAN), and Lydi a CHAPMAN of Haddam, do hereby declare that for ourselves, our heir s and successors, mutually and firmly agree to the dist. of or dividi ng the whole sd. inheritance. Moreover, it is hereby agreed upon tha t Jabez CHAPMAN, with the approbation of the Honoured Court of Probat e, is chosen to administer on sd. estateand to pay all the just an d lawful debts due from the sd. estate out of his own part of the est ate, the rest of the heirs to be freed from all entanglements whatsoe ver. Signed: Joseph CHAPMAN, L.S. Jabez CHAPMAN, L.S. Samuel CHAPMAN, L.S. Stephen X CHALKER, L.S. Joseph SELDEN, L.S. Lemuel RICHARDSON, L.S. Lydia CHAPMAN, L.S. Witnesses: William SPENCER and Alexander SPENCER Court Record, Page 68 -- 8 April, 1712: An agreement of the childre n of Capt. John CHAPMAN, late of Haddam, decd., for a division of th e estate, ws now exhibited in Court by Joseph CHAPMAN, Jabez and Samu el CHAPMAN, sons of the deceased, and Stephen CHALKER and Lemuel RICH ARDSON, sons-in-law. These appeared inCourt and acknowledged this t o be their free act and deed.	John CHAPMAN
7963	Name Suffix: Jr	John CHAPMAN
7964	REFN: 13291	John CHAPMAN
7965	REFN: 296	John CHAPMAN
7966	REFN: 5368	John CHAPMAN
7967	REFN: 5838	John CHAPMAN
7968	Thanks to the fantastic reseach of Sally (Sally cscox@gci.net ] I have finally been able to establish the ancestors of Royal Jesse Chapman! As I suspected his ancestors are closely aligned to many of my Connecticut ancestral lines; the Spicer's (several connections], as well as the Geer's, Miner's, Davis', Lester's, Palmer's, Parke's, and Busecot's [through both daughters].... I expected to find links to my Spicer, Geer and Parke lines but it is amazing to me to have found so many connections but I was most surprised to find the Davis and Lester connections as these are ancestors of Arina Davis Spicer, Nancy Chapman's daughter-in-law. Here are some of the Chapman family connections; William Chapman, b. Abt. 1626 England (?), d. December 18, 1699 New London, New London County, Connecticut Elizabeth Palmer, b. Abt. 1641 New London, New London County, Connecticut William Chapman, b.1665 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. August 24, 1734 New London, New London County, Connecticut Hannah Lester, b. March 11, 1670 New London, New London County, Connecticut, d. Abt. 1701 New London, New London County, Connecticut William Chapman, b. March 21, 1691 New London, New London County, Connecticut, d. July 10, 1760 New London, New London County, Connecticut Mercy Stoddard, 1696 New London County, Connecticut, d. September 27, 1777 Groton, New London County, Connecticut David Chapman, b. April 03, 1719 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut Patience Rouse, Levi Chapman, b. October 21, 1749 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. June 21, 1828 Groton, New London County, Connecticut John Chapman, April 10, 1775 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. August 07, 1844 New London County, Connecticut Bethena (Barthena) Button, b. April 01, 1776 Preston, New London, Connecticut, d. April 26, 1855 New London County, Connecticut Royal Jesse Chapman b. 1802 New London County, Connecticut I believe this is the correct lineage of our Royal Jesse Chapman (who went by the name of Jesse.) Susan Spicer Meech also indicated in her book that our early Chapman’s were aligned with our Spicer, Geer and Palmer ancestors (William Chapman was married to Elizabeth Palmer). Here is John Chapman’s wife Bethena (Bathena) Button’s Spicer line beginning with her parents; Mary Spicer b. Abt. 1757 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. January 14, 1778 New London County, Connecticut Roswell Button b. 1746 New London County, Connecticut, d. June 12, 1820 Preston, New London County, Connecticut Edward Spicer b. April 04, 1722 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. January 08, 1797 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut Hannah Bill b. September 30, 1725 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. 1761 Groton, New London County, Connecticut John Spicer b. January 01, 1698 New London , New London County, Connecticut, d. August 28, 1753 New London , New London County, Connecticut Mary Geer b. May 14, 1701 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. Abt. 1744 New London , New London County, Connecticut Edward Spicer b. 1674 New London County, Connecticut, d. 1732 New London , New London County, Connecticut Catharine (Katherine) Stone b. August 22, 1674 Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island. Catharine’s mother Abigail Busecot Stone was the sister of Mary Busecot Spicer who is our 6th gr grandmother. Mary was married to Peter Spicer) Peter Spicer b. 1644 Virginia 'Cittie', near Jamestown Virginia, d. September 16, 1694 New London, New London County, Connecticut Mary M. Busecot b. 1648 Warwick, Kent County, Rhode Island, d. September 13, 1714 New London, New London County, Connecticut The following is the Chapman - Geer connection; Nancy M. Chapman 3, b. June 03, 1832 Nunda, Livingston County, New York, d. February 12, 1866 Mazeppa, Wabasha County, Minnesota Asa Holmes Spicer 3, March 18, 1825 West Sparta, Livingston County, New York, d. March 03, 1897 Royal Jesse Chapman 4, b. 1802 New York (or New London County, Connecticut), d. January 21, 1890 Mazeppa, Wabasha County, Minnesota Eliza E. b. Bet. 1800 - 1810 New York (or New London County, Connecticut), d. Abt. 1858 New York or Michigan Bethena (Bathena) Button 5, b. April 01, 1776 Preston, New London County, Connecticut, d. April 26, 1855 New London County, Connecticut John Chapman 5, b. April 10, 1775 Groton New London County, Connecticut, d. August 07, 1844 New London County, Connecticut Mary Spicer 6, b. 1757 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. January 14, 1777 New London County, Connecticut Roswell Button 6, b. 1746 New London County, Connecticut, d. June 12, 1820 Preston, New London County, Connecticut Edward Spicer 7, b. April 04, 1722 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. January 08, 1797 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut Hannah Bill 7, b. September 30, 1725 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. 1761 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut Mary Geer 8, b. May 14, 1701 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. Abt. 1744 New London, New London County, Connecticut John Spicer 8, b. January 01, 1698 New London, New London County, Connecticut, d. August 28, 1753 New London, New London County, Connecticut (John Spicer 8 > Edward Spicer 9 > Peter Spicer. (Edward Spicer 9 m. Katherine Stone 9> Abigail Busecot 10; Abigail was Mary Busecot Spicer’s sister , wife of Peter Spicer) Robert Geer , b. January 02, 1675 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. November 20, 1742 North Groton, New London County, Connecticut. (Robert’s sister Sarah Geer Parke is also my 8th gr grandmother.) Martha Tyler 9, b. April 09, 1676 Roxbury, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, d. September 18, 1741 Groton, New London County, Connecticut George Geer III (our 9th gr grandfather) b. January 14, 1621 Heavitree, Devonshire, England, d. May 26, 1726 Preston, New London County, Connecticut Sarah Allyn b. March 22, 1642 Salem, Essex County, Massachusetts, d. January 18, 1724 Preston, New London County, Connecticut Additionally, this line of Chapman’s are aligned with my Lester and Miner ancestors. The following is the Lester - Chapman connection; Hannah Lester b. March 11, 1670 New London, New London County, Connecticut, d. 1701 New London, New London County, Connecticut William Chapman b. 1665 Groton, New London County, Connecticut, d. August 24, 1734 New London, New London County, Connecticut Daniel Lester I b. April 16, 1642 Gloucester, Essex County, Massachusetts, d. January 16, 1716 New London County, Connecticut (Daniel is the brother of our 8th gr grandfather Andrew Lester II) Hannah Fox b. Concord, Middlesex County, Massachusetts, d. February 22, 1712 New London, Connecticut Andrew [Leister] Lester I (our 9th gr grandfather) b. Abt. 1618 England, d. June 07, 1669 Groton, New London County, Connecticut Barbara Bradley b. Abt. 1620 England, d. February 02, 1652 Groton, New London, Connecticut William and Elizabeth Palmer Chapman’s lineage also aligns with our Miner ancestors. Their great grandson Samuel Chapman married Hannah Fox. Hannah Fox is the 3rd great granddaughter of our 10th great grandfather Thomas Miner. Thomas Miner was married to Grace Palmer.	John CHAPMAN
7969	REFN: 11938	John David CHAPMAN
7970	REFN: 10631 John, died of typhoid fever in a Union camp during the Civil was.The y said he was 23 or 24 years old. (That doesn't make sense because wi thhis birthdate, he would have died before the Civil War.) John marr ied an AnneMcRay (Sp both?) and had three children. After John had d ied she married a Mr. Gobel. They went in a covered wagon to Kansas a nd lived for a year and then when returning broke and axle in the mu d in Louisianna, Missouri and stayed	John L. CHAPMAN
7971	REFN: 12631	John R. CHAPMAN
7972	Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fifth cousin 4 times removed	John Smith CHAPMAN
7973	REFN: 12319 He moved to Cape May, New Jersey, Nov. 11, 1795, and then to Marietta , Ohio, October 23, 1811, with all of his family except two daughter s that were married at Cape May. Hedied at Fearing Ohio, Feb. 24, 18 20. His wifedied July 3, 1937. Mr. Chapmans occupation was farming.	Johnathan CHAPMAN
7974	Mary Rogness's - Spouse of fifth great grandaunt	Jonathan CHAPMAN
7975	REFN: 12574 He died unmarried.	Jonathan CHAPMAN
7976	REFN: 13735	Jonathan CHAPMAN
7977	REFN: 503 He moved to Cape May, Cape May Co, New Jersey, November 11, 1795 an d thence to Marietta, Ohio, October 23, 1811, with all his family exc ept twodaughters, who married at Cape May. His occupation was farmi ng.	Jonathan CHAPMAN
7978	REFN: 5088	Jonathan Job CHAPMAN
7979	Name Suffix: Jr. REFN: 11623	Joseph CHAPMAN, Jr.
7980	REFN: 10678	Joseph CHAPMAN
7981	REFN: 11893	Joseph CHAPMAN
7982	REFN: 12604	Joseph CHAPMAN
7983	REFN: 162 Unmarried	Joseph CHAPMAN
7984	REFN: 4953	Joseph CHAPMAN
7985	REFN: 5818 Joseph Chapman was a farmer in Ohio. He and Helen Harding had oneso n that died young.	Joseph CHAPMAN
7986	REFN: 8841 Joseph died young.	Joseph CHAPMAN
7987	THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page36 &46. DAR Patriot Indes, page 125 - Sol CT Bible Records, NY, Vol. 5, page 161 DAR #214190 - May Chapman Phillips thru Joseph Chapman. Thomas Main moved to Norwich, Chenango Co., NY before 1800.	Joseph CHAPMAN
7988	REFN: 10525	Joseph Bright CHAPMAN
7989	REFN: 9121	Joseph Kimball CHAPMAN
7990	REFN: 11291	Joseph L. CHAPMAN
7991	REFN: 1037	Joseph Storer CHAPMAN
7992	REFN: 12520 Joseph W. Chapman was a lawyer by profession and resided in Madison C ity, Indiana.	Joseph W. CHAPMAN
7993	!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 !1st cousin, 6 times removed. If you have any information on these families WALTON - NEVILLE - JOHNSON - MILLER please get in touch with me.	Josiah CHAPMAN
7994	!Josiah Foster, s. Isaac and Rebekah, bp. Nov. 29, 1767. C.R.I. !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 !Josiah F. s. Isaac and Rebecca [dropsy in the chest. C.R.5.], Mar. 3,1847, a. 79 y. 3 m. !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 uncle. If you have any information on these families WALTON - NEVILLE - JOHNSON - MILLER please get in touch with me.	Josiah Foster CHAPMAN
7995	REFN: 14838 Died as a young man.	Judson CHAPMAN
7996	REFN: 4217	Julia Ann CHAPMAN
7997	REFN: 12251	Julia L. CHAPMAN
7998	Mary Rogness's - Spouse of first cousin 5 times removed	Julia Octavia CHAPMAN
7999	REFN: 13616	Julie CHAPMAN
8000	THE MAIN TREE II, Second Edition, by Nancy (Portor) Childress, 1995. page30.	Keturah York CHAPMAN

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