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Roy D. Chapin Jr. (1915 - 2001) Dikeman Chapin Jr. (September 21, 1915 – August 5, 2001) was the chairman and chief executive officer of American Motors Corporation (AMC). Chapin's father, Roy D. Chapin Sr., was one of the co-founder... |
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Roy D. Chapin Sr., Secretary of Commerce (1880 - 1936) Dikeman Chapin, Sr. (February 23, 1880 – February 16, 1936) was an American industrialist and a co-founder of Hudson Motor Company, the predecessor of American Motors Corporation. He also served as the... |
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Ruhamah Robinson (Chapin) (1736 - 1783) The will of Christopher Champlin of Charlestown, Rhode Island, dated Apr 1769 and proved Apr 1776 mentions his daughter Ruhamah Robinson. Christopher Champlin |
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Deacon Samuel Chapin (c.1598 - 1675) Served as deacon of the First Congregational Church in Springfield. From "The Chapin Family History": "In 1877, a bronze statue of 'The Puritan' by the famous sculptor Saint-Gaudens was presented to t... |
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Samuel Chapin (1659 - 1692) |
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Samuel Chapin (1665 - 1729) Samuel and Hannah live on the upper end of Chicopee St Springfield, Ma |
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Sarah Munn (Chapin) (1667 - 1747) Links* |
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Sarah Chapin (1756 - d.) |
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Sarah Chapin (Wright) (1673 - 1770) Reference: WikiTree Genealogy - SmartCopy : May 31 2018, 11:49:27 UTC === GEDCOM Source ===@R-797600319@ North America, Family Histories, 1500-2000 Ancestry.com Ancestry.com Operations, Inc. 1,61157::0... |
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Sarah Chapin (Bridgeman) (1681 - 1756) Reference: Ancestry Genealogy - SmartCopy : Oct 20 2017, 23:53:38 UTC |
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Sarah Elizabeth Doolittle/Chapin (Moss) (1718 - 1800) |
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Sarah Thomas (Chapin) (1623 - 1684) Much of the film SENSE AND SENSIBILITY was filmed in and around Berry Pomeroy, including the churchyard scenes. === GEDCOM Source ===@R250642311@ Ancestry Family Trees Online publication - Provo, UT, U... |
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Sarah A. Clarke (Chapin) (1794 - 1840) |
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Capt. Seth Chapin (1668 - 1746) CHAPIN, Capt. Seth 3 (Josiah, 2 Samuel 1 ), b. Braintree, Aug. 4,1668; m., 1st, Mary Read, May 23^ 16S9. She survived less than four months, and'd. without issue,. Sept. 12, 16S9. He m., 2d, Bethiah Th... |
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Susannah Chapin (1753 - d.) |
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Susannah Chapin (1748 - 1755) |
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Thankful Chapin (Dickinson) (deceased) |
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Thankful Chapin (Dickinson) (1702 - 1773) Thankful Dickinson Chapin Memorial Photos Flowers Edit Share Learn about sponsoring this memorial... Birth: Sep. 11, 1702 Hatfield Hampshire County Massachusetts, USA Death: Mar. 17, 1773Family links... |
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Thankful Kellogg (Chapin) (1732 - 1805) Thankful Chapin Kellogg BIRTH 22 Feb 1727 DEATH 24 Feb 1805 (aged 78) Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA BURIAL Old Hadley Cemetery, Hadley, Hampshire County, Massachusetts, USA MEM... |
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Thomas Chapin (1671 - 1755) Sources:Abbrev: History of the Town of Bernardston, Franklin, MassTitle: History of the Town of Bernardston, Franklin, Massachusetts 1736-1900 L ucy Cutler Kellogg, Grennfield, Massachusetts Press E A ... |
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R. Chapin (born June 7, 1948 in Detroit, Michigan, United States) is the American grandson of Roy D. Chapin, a founder of the Hudson Motor Car Company, and the son of Roy D. Chapin, Jr., the former cha... |
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#1 Chloe Chapin (deceased) |
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A. G. Chapin (deceased) |
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A. H. CHAPIN (1814 - 1862) |
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Aaron Chapin (1753 - 1838) Biography===He worked from 1783 to 1838 as a cabinetmaker, jeweler, and watchmaker in Hartford CT listed in the Hartford Directory of 1825 as a cabinetmaker and jeweler at the head of Trumbull Street. ... |
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Aaron Chapin (deceased) |
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Aaron Chapin (1790 - d.) |
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Aaron Chapin (1779 - d.) 8 daughters, no sons (NEB genealogy)In the spring of 1797 Moses Chapin made four chairs for his brother, Aaron Chapin, in Salisbury, Conn. Three of those chairs are in existence in good state of preser... |
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Aaron Chapin (1752 - 1824) |
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Reverend Aaron L. Chapin, D. D. (1817 - 1892) Aaron Lucius Chapin From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaAaron Lucius Chapin (February 6, 1817-July 22, 1892) was an American minister and the first president of Beloit College.Chapin, second son and t... |
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Aaron Chapin (1791 - 1833) GEDCOM Source |
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Abbie Jane Chapin (Breed) (1846 - 1918) |
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Abbie M. Simpson (Chapin) (1868 - 1903) |
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Abby Rounds (Chapin) (1833 - d.) |
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Abby Winifred Chapin (1888 - 1965) |
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Abel Leander Chapin (1830 - 1897) Enlisted September 1, 1864 as Private with 30th Co. Unassigned Massachusetts Heavy Artillery mustered out June 16, 1865,* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy : Dec 10 2021, 6:29:21 UTC * Refer... |
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Abel Chapin (1734 - 1741) |
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Abel Joslyn Chapin (1807 - 1894) Residence : Livonia, Livingston, New York, United States - 1850* Residence : Livonia, Livingston, New York, United States - 1855* Residence : Livonia, Livingston, New York, United States - 1860* Reside... |
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Abel Dexter Chapin (1829 - 1878) |
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Col. Abel Chapin, Rev. War Vet. (1756 - 1831) Ancestor #: A020734 Service: MASSACHUSETTS Rank(s): PRIVATE Service Description: 1) CAPT CHARLES COLTON, COL RUGGLES WOODBRIDGE [ ] |
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Abiah Chapin (1771 - 1842) Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via brother Phineas Chapin by SmartCopy : May 24 2015, 19:51:47 UTC |
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Abiah Hale (Chapin) (1806 - 1864) Daughter of Phineas and Mary (Lane) Chapin. Educated at Ipswich Academy, MA. One of the first educators for women in Springfield, Ill. and then a teacher at Monticello Academy, Godfrey, Illinois in the... |
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Abiah Collins (Chapin) (1750 - 1819) |
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Abiah Chapin (1755 - 1835) |
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Abiah Collins (Chapin) (1750 - 1819) |
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Abiah Chapin (1753 - 1754) |
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Abial Chapin (1786 - 1832) |
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Abigail Mosley (Chapin) (deceased) |
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Abigail Chapin (Church) (1767 - 1857) |
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Abigail Emeline "Abbie" Chapin (Whitney) (1847 - d.) THE BEMIS HISTORY AND GENEALOGY being an account, in greater part of the descendants of Joseph Bemis, of Watertown, Mass. ... By Colonel Thomas Waln-Morgan Draper ... Published 1900, San Francisco, Cal... |
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Abigail Chapin (Case) (c.1735 - 1806) |
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Abigail Langdon (Chapin) (1751 - 1836) |
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Abigail Chapin (Warner) (1726 - 1779) |
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Abigail Chapin (Adams) (1684 - 1722) |
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Abigail Seymour (Chapin) (1750 - 1777) |
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Abigail Langdon (Chapin) (deceased) |
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Abigail Moseley (Chapin) (1746 - 1818) |
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Abigail Chapin (Munn) (1739 - 1839) |
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Abigail C. Ladd (Chapin) (1825 - c.1917) |
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Abigail Chapin (Hayward) (1788 - 1874) Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy : Oct 5 2019, 17:22:18 UTC |
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Abigail Wheelock (Chapin) (1721 - 1800) Notes for Abigail Chapin: Abigail Chapin is half sister to Rachel Chapin the wife of Paul's brother, David Wheelock. She was also half cousin to the second president of the United States, John Adams. S... |
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Abigail Chapin (Pease) (deceased) |
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Abigail Chapin (1724 - 1786) |
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Abigail Ladd (Chapin) (1825 - c.1917) |
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Abigail W Cady (Chapin) (1780 - 1850) Daughter of Noah and Mary (Williams) Chapin, Jr. Married March 1804 to David Cady. Four known daughters. Inscription: Wife of Deacon David* Updated from Find A Grave Memorial via David Cady by SmartCop... |
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Abigail Stillman (Chapin) (1791 - 1874) |
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Abigail Chapin (1710 - 1738) |
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Abigail Foster (Chapin) (c.1724 - 1785) Reference: MyHeritage Family Trees - SmartCopy : May 30 2019, 22:07:31 UTC |
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Abigail Chapin (1764 - d.) |
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Abigail Chapin (1775 - 1802) |
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Abigail Elmira Chapin (McClure) (1821 - 1900) |
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Abigail Chapin (c.1747 - d.) |
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Abigail Chapin (Colton) (1757 - 1818) Abigail Colton Chapin BIRTH 24 Jan 1757 DEATH 13 Oct 1818 (aged 61) BURIAL Chicopee Street Burying Ground, Chicopee, Hampden County, Massachusetts, USA PLOT Row 14 MEMORIAL ID 63343983 Sp... |
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Abigail Chapin (Lamb) (1751 - 1828) |
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Abigail Foster (Chapin) (1748 - 1786) |
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Abigail Chapin (Barber) (1768 - 1838) |
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Abby Chapin (1882 - 1983) |
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Abigail Norcross (Chapin) (1747 - 1810) |
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Abigail Chapin (Hubbard) (1805 - 1878) Abigail Hubbard, dau. of Lt. Col. Erastus Hubbard and Abigail Nims, was born in that part of Keene, New Hampshire then called Sullivan. She married with NATHAN.P. CHAPIN of Vermont. They resided in Gui... |
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Abigail Patterson (Chapin) (deceased) |
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Abigail Chapin (Strong) (1690 - 1789) Biography Abigail Strong was born November 23, 1690 at Northampton, Hampshire, Massachusetts.[1] Her parents were Samuel (1652 – 1732) and Esther (Clapp) Strong (1656 – 1698). She was a granddaughter ... |
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Abigail Chapin (1789 - 1870) |
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Abigail Chapin (deceased) |
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Abigail Chapin (Holbrook) (c.1740 - d.) |
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Abigail Norcross (Chapin) (deceased) |
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Abigail Chapin (Perry) (1715 - 1756) |
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Abigail Wilson (Chapin) (1775 - 1867) |
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Abigail Chapin (b. - 1816) |
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Abilenah Chapin (Coley) (deceased) |
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Abilenah Colton (Chapin) (1694 - 1736) |