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About John Chapman, of New London & Colchester
John Chapman settled in Colchester, New London Co., Connecticut where on July 3, 1704 he was granted at a town meeting the first division of upland at the west side of New London Road where "Norage" Road goes across Lyme Road. At a town meeting held on December 30, 1706 John Chapman was chosen a way warden with Josiah Strong. At a town meeting held on October 13, 1707 John Chapman and John Skinner were chosen to lay out the divisions of town land.
"North of the Holmes Farm was a lot of 100 acres laid out to John Chapman in 1715, and sold to John Gustin in January 1719/20". [History of Salem 1935 - unpublished manuscript by Geo. N. Bates at CT State Library]
On April 7, 1734 John Chapman, age "above 70 years" was baptized in the First Congregational Church in Colchester, New London Co., Connecticut. On April 20, 1735 John Chapman Jr. and his wife were admitted to the church.
[2/13/17: Don Blish detatched Sarah Brown since she was John Chapman of Stonington's wife, and detatched Susan Lott since she is a generation or two too young. Desire Chapman seems to be 2nd wife after Sarah died. See http://www.chapmanfamilies.org/GENEALOGIES/wil633en.pdf
Don continues to be drawn by DNA to attach his Andrew Chapman 1785-1817 here despite the dearth of Andrews in the above document.....(sigh!)
- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~johnjay/william/d2.htm#c341
- http://www.werelate.org/wiki/Person:John_Chapman_%282%29
- In the book, Taintor's Colchester (Conn.) Records, published in 1901 by James Knox Blish, a quotation from early Colchester town records states: "We have ascertained where some more of the early settlers were from, viz... John Chapman, from New London..." (p. 156.) Minutes of several early Colchester town meetings contain references to John Chapman as both a landowner and a resident of Colchester, including those of January 21, 1703 and July 3, 1704. On April 15, 1706, "John Chapman of Colchester" purchased land in Colchester from Daniel Stabins of New London, a deed witnessed by John's brother, Jeremiah Chapman.
- In the book, Taintor's Colchester (Conn.) Records, published in 1901 by James Knox Blish, a quotation from early Colchester town records states: "We have ascertained where some more of the early settlers were from, viz... John Chapman, from New London..." (p. 156.) Minutes of several early Colchester town meetings contain references to John Chapman as both a landowner and a resident of Colchester, including those of January 21, 1703 and July 3, 1704. On April 15, 1706, "John Chapman of Colchester" purchased land in Colchester from Daniel Stabins of New London, a deed witnessed by John's brother, Jeremiah Chapman.
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Farrand, Susan Newton, Family Research and Genealogy: Newton-Mackie (in possession of Linda Newton Jackson)
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John Chapman, of New London & Colchester's Timeline
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November 1653
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New London, New London, Connecticut
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1685
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut, USA
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1689
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut, USA
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1691
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut, USA
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April 5, 1693
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut, USA
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1694
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New London, Connecticut, USA
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March 2, 1696
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Colchester, New London, Connecticut, United States
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October 8, 1698
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Charles Parish, York, Virginia
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April 2, 1700
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Colchester, New London, CT
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