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Jeri can be contact at jeriwinkler at gmail dot com.
Courtney Moore-Tucker sent an inquiry requesting assistance in locating ancestors: "A few weeks ago I was helping my grandmaother (Evelyn Aldrege Schaal) go through some boxes to redo some family scrapbooks/albums and came across a binder full of my grandfather's family tree (Alfred R. Schaal). I am curious to know more about his side of the family and how we came to America. I would greatly appreciate any help you could give me. My gradfather passed many years before I was born and none of us (my mother, grandmother, aunts, and uncles) are unable to tell me anything of his lineage.
Sunday Lewis sent an inquiry requesting assistance in locating ancestors: "...His name is Lampkin Chapman, which lived and owned property in Bossier, LA. He was indeed married to Anna Jones Chapman and as you have documented on your website they were married around 1891. Should you require more information please let me know. I would like to know if he is related to Scott Chapman married to Hattie Parker, from the same Parish."
Sunday can be contact at sundaystepneylewis at yahoo dot com.
David Martin sent an inquiry requesting assistance "I wonder if the Chapman Association
has any information regarding Sarah Chapman born Saybrook CT 5 April 1742 to
John and Sarah (Jones) Chapman line of Nathaniel son of Robert Chapman the
immigrant beyond what was published in the 1854 Chapman genealogy by F. W.
Chapman. I would also like to put a query about her on the website but could
not figure out how to do it."
David can be contacted at martind at westelcom dot com.
Robert Winter sent an inquiry requesting assistance: "My grandfather was adopted by his Aunt Winter and her husband
but he was a Chapman. I can trace back to the early 1800’s in Tennessee but family
lore states that there was a Scotch-Irish Chapman that emigrated to the US that
started the family here. It’s been reported that he had a very strong
accent. I have pretty much exhausted my search resources on ancestry.com.
The last ancestor I can trace
here in the states is:
Robert can be contact at rbtwntr at gmail dot com.
Ross Perry sent an inquiry requesting assistance: 'I am looking for the parents and ancestry of Mary Chapman, who married my 5th ggf Daniel Peck in Norwich, CT on 7 October 1765. The Norwich record states she was "Mrs. Mary Chapman of East Haddam."
Katy Thomas (Kathleen F. Chapman
Thomas) wrote: "I have recently acquired documents for my “Uncle Junior” – Glennard Owen Chapman
b. 1-8-1922 now deceased (but I don’t have his date of death at my fingertips).
I received them from his wife, who is now living in
I thought you might like to add the
information to your online data records, so I have attached the scanned copy of
his Enlisted Record and Report of Separation
– Honorable Discharge as well as the letter sent to my grandmother
advising the family of his status as missing in
action.
I am also in the process of reading
a booklet written by one of the men in his flight crew, Neal Lauve. It is called
ZDRAVO-ZDRAVO. Zdravo is a Yugoslavian word meaning friendship. It recounts
their ordeal of being shot down, found by the Partisans, split up and helped in
their walk across
Steven Chapman wrote "...I
was hoping to get more information from Ira T Chapman #186 on the
genealogy of Joseph Chapman. I was interested in the children of
Joseph Chapman Jr in particular. Joseph III may be in our direct
line...." You may contact Steven at sachapman at columbus dot rr dot com.
January 14, 2011,
Steve Hill wrote "...I am a Hill family researcher (group 8 in Hill Surname Project) looking for a Chapman researcher working on a David Chapman/Tabitha Hill Chapman family from NC with their children moving later to Georgia. David died in Chatham County NC around 1779. Witnesses on his will were Robert Hill and Abner Hill. Several of David’s children have the same given names of their Hill uncles/aunts/grandmother..." You may contact Steve at cstevehill at bellsouth dot net.
January 12, 2011,
Renndee Clapp wrote "... I have been using ancestry.com and am
certain of my family tree from myself through the two Robert Chapman(s) in
Baltimore, MD. However, I question the connection in many of the family trees on
ancestry.com that connect them with yet
another Robert Chapman who they claim is a descendant of Thomas Chapman in
Jordan's Journey Virginia. For the life of me I cannot find proof or evidence
connecting the Maryland Chapmans to the early settlers in Virginia (Thomas
Chapman). So, what I am
looking for is the father of the second 'Robert Chapman' and where he came from
& whether there are any ancestors known ~ prior to the 'Robert
Chapman(s)'...." Renndee can be contacted at renndee at gmail dot com.
Sharon Kirkorian writes "...I've had a land deed for about
25 years that is handwritten recording the sale of land/property to Thomas
Gallup by "J. Benjamin Chapman, yeoman, of Plainfield in the County of Whindham
and Colony of Connecticut in New England.
"It being the thirty-fifth lot in
number drawn by Daniel Woodare.." "One whole share in the town of Plainfield in
New Hampshire which share contains in it a river lot already laid out" It is
dated "5 day of July 1765 in the 5th Year of His Majesty's Reign". It is
witnessed by Joshua Frink and Jemima Chapman. It is
authorized (?) in the presence of Isaac Coit, Justice of
Peace..." You may contact her at shanonkay at gmail dot com.
Lorenz Finison wrote "... I am doing an article on
the North Shore Bicycling Tours of the 1880s and came across the name
of Carlton T. Chapman as having participated. It seems likely that he
was "your" CTC since he was an artist, specializing in marine art, and
Gloucester was definitely a maritime city. Do you have any other
information which would identify him as one and the same person. I can
find no further local information about him, so I suspect that he was,
as described, part of the summer population in the Gloucester
area." You may contact him atlfinison at bu dot edu
Elizabeth Brummer Vilagi has requested information
on her family. She writes "...It looks like my grandmothers
are directly linked back to Ruth Hill Chapman (7-30-1851) until the
line breaks from Hervey. Hervey is directly linked to Robert
(1616)." You may contacty her at lizbrummervilagi at yahoo dot com.
Michael Johnson write "...The Joisah Frost
people - three of them - listed below are consistent with my family's
Connecticut history. I'm looking for
documentation to support the events, the dates
and the parentage of
the people listed below.
60. Philo Parker b. 26-NOV-1809, S. Coventry, CT,
m. 1836, Huldah Frost, b. 21-OCT-1808, Wilbraham, MA, d.
05-DEC-1896. Philo died 22-Feb-1888.
61. Huldah Frost b. 21-OCT-1808, Wilbraham, MA, d. 05-DEC-1896.
122. Josiah Frost b. 6-Sep-1780, m. 8-May-1806, Nancy Bourne, b. 11-Nov-1783, d. 8-Sep-1854. Josiah died 5-Oct-1841.
123. Nancy Bourne b. 11-Nov-1783, d. 8-Sep-1854.
244. Josiah Frost b. 6-Jul-1745, Willington, CT, m. 23-Nov-1775,
Patience Hammond, b. 17-May-1746, d. 12-Mar-1823. Josiah died
3-May-1822.
245. Patience Hammond b. 17-May-1746, d. 12-Mar-1823.
488. Josiah Frost b. 24-Jul-1706, Windsor, CT, m. 8-Nov-1739, in
Windsor, CT, Mary Paulk, b. 8-Feb-1723, Tolland, CT. Josiah died 1749.
489. Mary Paulk b. 8-Feb-1723, Tolland, CT."
You may contact him at therealmikejohnson at msn dot com.
August 10, 2010, Betty Filkins is requesting information. Her Grandmother was Ruth Chapman 1903-1993.
You can contact her at FilkinB at mail dot amc dot edu.
You may contact T. Chapman at tchapman003 at carolina dot rr dot com
July 12, 2010, Robert Anderson Chapman wants to research medical issues associated with the Chapman family. All the data he has is below. He has just started working on his family tree and hassent in his DNA samples to the GeneTree. He is hopeful all can help him navigate the research. He can be contacted at chapmanrobert at att dot net
Father: Leon Chapman DOB
10-10-1929, Alvarado, TX
Mother: Novella Fern Chapman, Born Dec 13, 1930,
Eric, OK
Grandfather: James Anderson Sylvester Chapman
DOB:
12/24/1889 Died: 01/00/1980, Alvarado, TX 76009
July 7, 2010, Nancy Jean Salvi is looking for the parents of her 5th generation great grandfather, Reuben Chapman Sr., born ca 1761 CT. She believes his father is Collins Chapman Sr, born 1732 Saybrook CT. LDS records list Collins Sr. with 4 children. Collins JR (well documented) is born 1757, a second child (female) is born ca 1759, and a 3rd child (male) Chapman is born ca 1761. She thinks this third child is my Reuben Chapman Sr.
A CFA member #589,
David Westley Chapman, listed his Chapman ancestors, and I believe the elder
Collins Chapman is my Reuben's father. Everything fits....She does not have proof. Here is what she knows:
1) Reuben (born ca
1761) married Hannah Botsford (born ca 1765) in Derby New Haven CT in 1780, He
appears in the Derby New Haven CT Census for 1790, and I don't see him again.
2) His son, R(euben)
Chapman Jr (born ca 1781) appears in the 1810 Oxford New Haven CT Census, and
even he disappears after that. Reuben Jr's wife, Polly, dies in 1813, the same
year their daughter Polly Ann Chapman is
born.
3) Daughter Polly Ann
Chapman (born 1813), of Oxford. marries Thomas Robinson in 1836.
4) Their daughter
Sarah Maria Robinson married James Livingston Adams in 1857...continuing the
line to me.
She can be contacted at frankrsalvi at aol dot com.
July 5, 2010, Lowell Ray Anderson happened on to the Chapman Family Association website when
searching the Internet to verify some information on my wife's g-g-grandfather.
He was Isaac Chapman, born in
In your website database "War of 1812 Chapmans" I
cannot identify him, nor do I find any Chapman as being from
I did find him in the "War of 1812 Land Bounty-Index," but something seems to me amiss here: Chapman, Isaac SO2511, SC2687 Bounty 6200-160-1812
Pvt Capt Stanley’s Co Mass Mil, Capt EA Allen’s Co
Residence 1871 Pittston, Kennebec Co
died Oct 8, 1848 China Maine
wife Mercy Doe m July 24, 1803
Vassalboro
In that he is shown as residing in Pittston, Main in 1871
though he is shown as having died in 1848.
Lowell can be contacted at LRA at alum dot mit dot edu
July 3, 2010, Leela A. Chapman (#470) is looking for proof or documentation that William Simon Chapman was the son of Lewis Neal
Chapman and Sally Pointer. This is a cousin of #505 that I’m doing a DAR
Application for.
Leela can be contacted at candy at cit-tel dot com
June 30, 2010, Jeri Winkler is requesting information on
LEWIS NEIL CHAPMAN, born Feb. 1779, died April 1863. He was
married to SALLY POINTER, born 1782, died 1825. They both died in
KY. I'm looking for information on theirchildren.
Jeri can be contacted at jeriwinkler at gmail dot com
June 10, 2010, Virginia Sharp is looking for more
descendents of Leicester Chapman from Asheville, NC. There was
one child, Robert Chapman, who moved to Texas.
Virginia can be contacted at virginia dot sharp at nashville dot gov.
May 23, 2010, Deanne Taylor is requesting any assistance with researching her newly discovered Chapman ancestors. She is looking for information on; WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Sr., who was born circa 1772 in Connecticut, possibly New Hartford. William, Sr. it appears died sometime after 1850 in Middlebury, Vermont. He was possibly married to an ANNE CORRE. William and Anne had at least two children; LUCY JANE CHAPMAN (1806-1860) and WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Jr.(1809-1897). Both Williams appear in the 1850 Vermont Census, Addison County in the town of Middlebury. Looking for information on WILLIAM CHAPMAN, Sr., his parents and if his wife was indeed, ANNE CORRE.
Deanne can be contacted at theoriste at gmail dot com.
May 6, 2010, CFA member, Phyllis (Shelly) Chapman is requesting CFA assistance with researching her line. She is looking for information on the following people; SAMUEL CHAPMAN, who was supposedly born circa 1812-1813 in Hampshire County, Virginia. He was married to MARY JONES, born 2 January 1815 in the same county. The family is in the 1840 census of Licking County, Ohio – in the same county there resides TIMOTHY CHAPMAN, JOSEPH CHAPMAN and SALATHIEL CHAPMAN. Timothy and Salathiel are in the 50-60 age range while Joseph is 30-40 and Samuel is 20-30. By 1860 – Samuel and family are in Illinois.
Shelly can be contacted at lazarusette at hotmail dot com.
May 6, 2010, Mike and Anna Louise Hetzel have contacted CFA looking for information on a Stephen Chapman, born June 1762 in Hadlyme, Ct. and married in 1780 in Lyme, NH. He entered Revolutionary forces from Spencertown, NY as a substitute for Samuel (presumably a brother).
Mike and Anna Louise can be contacted at hetzel6 at gmail dot com.
April 26, 2010- Barbara E. Hew has contacted CFA looking for information on Lucy Chapman from SC who married a Lemuel Clement.
Barbara can be contacted at BarbaraEHew at aol dot com.
April 16, 2010- Elaine Chapman
Booth has contacted CFA in reference to the DNA Project, seeking information
for Amos Chapman born approx. 1745
in
Elaine can be contacted at elaine33 at beyondbb dot com.
April 3, 2010- Steve Valenta has contacted CFA looking for information on George Harold Chapman (1890-1967), and his father, Solomon Austin Chapman (1858-1909) from Tipton, Iowa. Other known information: S.A. Chapman's father was Rev. Charles Stowe Chapman (1832-1910) born Binghamton, N.Y., died in Tipton, Iowa. Charles parents are believed to have been Austin Benjamin Chapman (1809-1877) born in Connecticut, died in Tipton, Iowa
Steve can be contacted at asvalenta at southslope dot net.
Mar. 27, 2010- Colleen Barnett has contacted CFA looking for information on John (Johnny Appleseed) Chapman, possible uncle, and her grandparents Frank Benjamin Chapman born 12/8/1881 and married in 1/06/1906 to Carrie Fiebelkorn born 1/23/1883.They were from New York State and lived in the small town of Cherry Creek.
Colleen can be contacted at relaxtj at hotmail dot com.
Feb. 21, 2010 - Darlene Block has contacted CFA looking for information on Thomas Chapman, a revolutionary war soldier, national id # A020974. Born 28 May 1758 in Maryland and died 1814 in Warren Co. Ky. Married to a Rebecca Tood. Possibly connected to a Rev. Giles Chapman of the Brethern faith.
Darlene can be contacted at DBlock528 at aol dot com.
Feb. 21, 2010- Julie Albright(Chapman) has contacted CFA looking for information on her family line. Her grandparents were Floyd and Bessie Chapman. Floyd was born in the Oklahoma Indian territory and was in the US Cavalry. Floyd had two brothers, Earl and Rufus(Pete), and two sisters, Susan(Susie) and Ruby.
Julie can be contacted at juliealbright_3 at hotmail dot com
Feb. 03, 2010- Phillip Maine has contacted CFA looking for information on the family of Mary Chapman born 1684 Prince George, Prince George County, VA died 1721 Prince George, Prince George County, VA She married James Harrill born 3 May 1679 in Northlumberland County, VA died 1762 in Prince George, Prince George County, VA. My sources say her father was a Thomas Chapman Harrill - Dye- Parnell- Fry family tree. Please note Mary Chapman is the nearest chapman in my family.
Phillip can be contacted at wanttopreach at gmail dot com.
Jan. 18, 2010 - Sandra Chapman Melnychenko has contacted CFA looking for information on George William Chapman. Born 24 Dec. 1848 to Alfred Mundy Chapman and Sarah Haverfield. Came to US from UK with brother Thomas Chapman while teenagers.
Sandra can be contacted at melny6 at goinet dot ca.
Jan. 18, 2010 – Anthony L. Pesce has contacted CFA looking for information on John Wesley Chapman (20 Dec 1855- 15 May 1922) Born In Ohio. married to Martha Emily Eaks. Specifically, looking for information on parents.
Anthony can be contacted at Anthony dot Pesce at kraft dot com.
Dec. 22, 2009 - Anna Dorsey Cooke
Allison has contacted CFA looking for information on Catherine Chapman, who
married Francis Whlting Cooke about 1840 in Gloucester Couinty, VA. She
died October 22, 1870. Her parents were THOMAS CHAPMAN and FANNY
[FRANCES ?]
Anna can be contacted at wda11ison at aol dot com.
Oct. 31, 2009 – Sue Cooper has contacted CFA
looking for information on Archibald Chapman, of Sumner, Co. TN.
Sue can be
contacted at scooper at heritageresearcher dot com.
Oct. 16, 2009 - Suzanne Clary, President of the Jay Heritage Center in Rye, NY., has contacted CFA looking for information on William P. Chapman, his family, and Whitby Castle.
Suzanne can be contacted at Zcl35 at aol dot com.
Sept. 27, 2009 – James Bates has contacted CFA looking for information on a first name >Felon, Felan, Fylon, Faylon > last name Chatmon, Chapmon, Chatman, Chapman.
James can be contacted at jebates7815 at att dot net.
Sept. 13, 2009 – Gale Stanford has contacted CFA looking for information on Chapman’s from the Isle of Wight in the 1600-1700’s. He is specifically needing source documentation for the marriage of Frances Chapman to Thomas Gale.
Gale can be contacted at galestanford at yahoo dot com.
Aug. 16, 2009- Bob Dickey has contacted CFA looking for information on a Clinton Chapman, with whom he served with in Viet Nam. They were in Mike Company, 3rd battalion, 27th Marine regiment ( M Co. 3/27).
Bob can be contacted at bobd874 at gmail dot com.
Jul. 19, 2009- James has contacted CFA with significant information on a Joe Chapman, Trail Driver
(1854-1941) buried in the Benton City,TX Cemetery. He was born in
TN. In addition he has information on a Sarah Bartlett Chapman-born in
Westchester Co., NY and photo of tombstone of Ulysses (Mar.31,1808-Dec.7, 1895)
& Sarah Bartlett Chapman (Jan15,1826-Apr.16,1911) married
Sep.30,1846. Further he has information on the descendents of an Asahel Chapman born in
TN.
James can be
contacted at: prestine1548 at sbcglobal dot net (written out to protect against
spammers).
May 18, 2009-
My name is Janice. I am searching for verification that my great-grandmother Margaret Chapman Ross
was born on the Chapman farm circa 1854 in Butler County, KY. She was a slave
there until her escape to Mound City, KS in 1863. I have documentation of her
life on that KY farm. Janice can be contacted : gentlelife716 at yahoo dot com
May 18,2009-
I am a Summers researcher and today found your Chapman Family website. It’s a
great site! I descend from Dent Summers c1727-1809 brother of Rev. Joseph
Summers (whose dau. Mary m. Giles
Chapman). I’ve recently begun to concentrate my research on the
family of Rev. Joseph Summers and hope that you can share any data; names of
children, birth/death, marriages, etc. He then goes on to say: while
researching today, I found a link "Historic houses of South Carolina"
which may be of interest to you, i.e., lists Sarah Chapman m. 1795 John Craig in SC.
Del can be contacted: delgroves at juno dot com.