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1941-1945 WWII Coast Artillery | Chapman, Charles Sephalon (I158)
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By Elsie ChapmanEdmonds, page 70-71
(Married...)
6 Jan 1853 Susana Evans b 14 Oct 1835 dau of Henry Evans a friend and neighbor. They are buried in the Henry Evans Cemetery five miles south of Newton. John and Susana homesteaded near Garlandsville, Miss. the land being given to them by both fathers in Jasper County, Miss. When the War between the states came John enlisted with the Garlandsville Rifles and Susana stayed at home and ran the farm as best she could with the help of some faithful negroes and relatives. Things were not easy as a demented Negro girl set fire to the home and was completed destroyed. Some old men and young boys rebuilt the home for her which was made of native pine logs which stood until 1925.
When General Grierson raided that section of the county, Susana sent all the livestock meat and other food into the swamp which could be buried except one mule which refused to be caught so the Yankees got him.
John's life in the army was very colorful and he enjoyed telling stories about it. He taught the soldiers how to cure the itch by applying lye soap from a gourd and then jump into a stream, one officer failed to jump into the stream and was uncomfortable for several days. When his brother Julius took a dangerous risk was killed on the battleflield, was buried by his brother John on the battlefield.
John was a tenderhearted man even though he was gruff and rugged.. He was tall of statue and very broad of shoulder. After the war John returned home and heart break continued to plague him as two small sons died with congestive chills in two days time. A few years later Susana became an invalid and spent the rest of her days in a wheel chair.
John did many things with his hands and he liked to read especially the Bible. He was not a doctor but did much to help the sick and he had a host of friends who visited him often. He provided well for his family and there was always a bounteous food supply. | Chapman, John Evans (I93)
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by Wm Mason a Baptist minister.
From - Marriages of Culpeper County, Virginia by Catherine Knorr, page 93 | Family F6
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I159)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I419)
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died in infancy | Chapman, Robert (I13)
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Issued before 1951 in Mississippi | Chapman, James Larkin (I120)
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Issued before 1951 in Mississippi | Chapman, James Thomas (I124)
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Issued before 1951 in Mississippi | Chapman, Billy Garvin (I126)
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Lived and farmed near Newton, Mississippi; until he moved to French Camp. | Chapman, James Larkin (I106)
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married and went to Missouri | Wetherall, James (I34)
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married and went to West Virginia | Wetherall, John (I33)
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Navy | Chapman, James Thomas (I124)
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near Aliceville, off Lewiston Road | Speed, Leroy Hammond (I328)
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near Aliceville, off Lewiston Road | Speed, Ashley Turner (I338)
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never married | Wetherall, Ophelia (I47)
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Post Office - Cumberland | Sanders, Mary Isabella (I315)
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Post Office - Cumberland | Wofford, Absalom Elihu (I316)
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Post Office - Cumberland | Wofford, Steven A (I317)
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Post Office - Cumberland | Wofford, Martha Ellen (I318)
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Post Office - Cumberland | Wofford, Jeremiah (I359)
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Post Office - Cumberland | Wofford, Sarah Ann (I360)
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Post Office - Cumberland | Wofford, James Benjamin (I361)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Abel Edward (I83)
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Post office Garlandsville | Evans, Susan (I90)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Catherine Edwards (I91)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Margaret Jane (I94)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Caroline E (I95)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Thomas James (I96)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Julius Alexander (I97)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Abel Evans (I98)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Caladonia C (I99)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Susan Harriet (I100)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, George Evans (I101)
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Post office Garlandsville | Chapman, Mary Olevia (I278)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I392)
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Resided in Newton, Coahoma and Winona - Mississippi and in Texas. | Chapman, James Larkin (I120)
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Revolutionary War | Edwards, Abel (I76)
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Spotsylvania County, Virginia Records, Will Book E 1772-1796, court held 21 March 1776, inventory 6 November 1776.
Land Sale in The Virginia Gazette No 87, in Williamsburg, Virginia - 27 September 1776 | Chapman, John (I1)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F74
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I155)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I155)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I127)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I125)
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US Army Medical Corps | Chapman, Billy Garvin (I126)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I399)
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Went North, not mentioned in fathers will | Chapman, Erasmus (I18)
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Went North, not mentioned in fathers will | Chapman, Allen (I19)
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When the War between the states came John enlisted with the Garlandsville Rifles. | Chapman, John Evans (I93)
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Will probated; Will Book I Page 4040-1803 | Chapman, Captain William (I3)
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