Tolbert Knebel Schrater
M, #323601, b. Aug 21, 1923
Tolbert Knebel Schrater|b. Aug 21, 1923|p3237.htm#i323601|Frank Rae Schrater|b. circa 1879|p3239.htm#i323894|Lucina Mae Million|b. circa 1884|p3239.htm#i323895|||||||||||||
Tolbert Knebel Schrater was born on Aug 21, 1923 at Buffalo, Johnson County, Wyoming. He was the son of Frank Rae Schrater and Lucina Mae Million. Tolbert married Lila Edith Workman, daughter of Paul Workman and Ruth Chapman, on Sep 26, 1942 at Billings, Yellowstone County, Montana.
Schraters mark 40. There were 175 people, family, friends and neighbors , onhand at the 40th wedding anniversary party for Tuck an d Lila Schrater on September 26th at their home on the Uppe r Home Ranch Road. T.K.Schrater 'Tuck' Schrater was the 4th and younges t child born to Frank and Lucina Schrater on September 21 , 1923, in Buffalo. He attended schools there. On Feb. 26th, 1942, when Schrater was 18 years old, h e came to Sheridan to work for the late Andrew Nelson at th e W.S. Ranch at Wyarno. That summer, in town on July 11th for the Saturday nig ht festivities, he met Lila Workman at the Palace Cafe. The young woman, born on Feb. 20th, 1925, was the youn gest of the five children of Paul and Ruth Workman. The fam ily lived on their Meade Creek ranch for 25 years and she a ttended Whitney School for 7 years, Willey School 1 year an d Sheridan High School 3 years. Her education was cut short when, on September 26, 194 2, she and Schrater eloped to Billings, Montana, and were m arriedby the Rev. George Sloan at the First Congregationa l Church there. The eventwas a double wedding, with Stev e Will and Dorthy Hepp of Buffalo. Mrs. Schrater said family and friends were 'very' surp rised to hear of the wedding andtheir return home 'was fa r from warm.' Schrater worked at the IXL Ranch, Horseshoe Ranch, Pad lock, Glen Mock and Lenard Masters ranches at Dayton, be fore moving to Big Horn in 1956 to work for Oliver, John an d Malcolm Wallopas foreman on the Polo Ranch. In 1967, the Schraters bought a small place at Big Hor n and built a new home there. In 1973, following a heart at tack, Schrater quit working on ranches and has been employe d at the Wyoming Girls School for 9 years as maintenance su pervisor. All their children were graduates of Big Horn schools , and Ginger Dillon now has two children, Kevin and Jacque , and her husband, Darrell, is a pharmacist at Osco Drug i n Casper, where they reside; Frank Schrater works for Big H orn Construction Co., and he and his wife, Roberta, employe d at the First National Bank, have 2 children; Steve and Ta mi; while Dan and Roxie and son Hugh Gustin live on the isl and at BigHorn and he works for the Wyoming Highway Depart ment and she at Big Horn School. Melodie, the Schrater's youngest child, attended Big H orn School and isnow a sophomore at Sheridan College. Mrs. Schrater said her husband's hobby is 'helping kid s' and he had had his own arena for 15 years, helping 4-H , high school rodeo and now college rodeo participants wit h their horses and roping. She identifies herself as the 'stock holder' at the ho rse shows and rodeos, otherwise staying home to keep hous e and enjoy sewing, crafts and her flowers. Outstanding man in ag. Youngsters in the Sheridan area owe much to T.K. 'Tuck'Schrater, a nominee for outstanding man in agriculture. For the last 20 years, he has been involved with numerous 4-H activities. In 1975 he was selected outstanding 4-H leader. Besides being a leader, he has been a horse judge and helped youngesters learn to judge and perform. Schrater served as president of the Big Horn Mountain Horse Show for the past 6 years. He is also a sponsor for the county high school rodeo, working with youngesters to organize them. Aincea heart attack in 1973 which forced him to leave ranching, he has been maintenance supervisor at the Wyoming Girls School.
Schraters mark 40. There were 175 people, family, friends and neighbors , onhand at the 40th wedding anniversary party for Tuck an d Lila Schrater on September 26th at their home on the Uppe r Home Ranch Road. T.K.Schrater 'Tuck' Schrater was the 4th and younges t child born to Frank and Lucina Schrater on September 21 , 1923, in Buffalo. He attended schools there. On Feb. 26th, 1942, when Schrater was 18 years old, h e came to Sheridan to work for the late Andrew Nelson at th e W.S. Ranch at Wyarno. That summer, in town on July 11th for the Saturday nig ht festivities, he met Lila Workman at the Palace Cafe. The young woman, born on Feb. 20th, 1925, was the youn gest of the five children of Paul and Ruth Workman. The fam ily lived on their Meade Creek ranch for 25 years and she a ttended Whitney School for 7 years, Willey School 1 year an d Sheridan High School 3 years. Her education was cut short when, on September 26, 194 2, she and Schrater eloped to Billings, Montana, and were m arriedby the Rev. George Sloan at the First Congregationa l Church there. The eventwas a double wedding, with Stev e Will and Dorthy Hepp of Buffalo. Mrs. Schrater said family and friends were 'very' surp rised to hear of the wedding andtheir return home 'was fa r from warm.' Schrater worked at the IXL Ranch, Horseshoe Ranch, Pad lock, Glen Mock and Lenard Masters ranches at Dayton, be fore moving to Big Horn in 1956 to work for Oliver, John an d Malcolm Wallopas foreman on the Polo Ranch. In 1967, the Schraters bought a small place at Big Hor n and built a new home there. In 1973, following a heart at tack, Schrater quit working on ranches and has been employe d at the Wyoming Girls School for 9 years as maintenance su pervisor. All their children were graduates of Big Horn schools , and Ginger Dillon now has two children, Kevin and Jacque , and her husband, Darrell, is a pharmacist at Osco Drug i n Casper, where they reside; Frank Schrater works for Big H orn Construction Co., and he and his wife, Roberta, employe d at the First National Bank, have 2 children; Steve and Ta mi; while Dan and Roxie and son Hugh Gustin live on the isl and at BigHorn and he works for the Wyoming Highway Depart ment and she at Big Horn School. Melodie, the Schrater's youngest child, attended Big H orn School and isnow a sophomore at Sheridan College. Mrs. Schrater said her husband's hobby is 'helping kid s' and he had had his own arena for 15 years, helping 4-H , high school rodeo and now college rodeo participants wit h their horses and roping. She identifies herself as the 'stock holder' at the ho rse shows and rodeos, otherwise staying home to keep hous e and enjoy sewing, crafts and her flowers. Outstanding man in ag. Youngsters in the Sheridan area owe much to T.K. 'Tuck'Schrater, a nominee for outstanding man in agriculture. For the last 20 years, he has been involved with numerous 4-H activities. In 1975 he was selected outstanding 4-H leader. Besides being a leader, he has been a horse judge and helped youngesters learn to judge and perform. Schrater served as president of the Big Horn Mountain Horse Show for the past 6 years. He is also a sponsor for the county high school rodeo, working with youngesters to organize them. Aincea heart attack in 1973 which forced him to leave ranching, he has been maintenance supervisor at the Wyoming Girls School.
Child of Tolbert Knebel Schrater and Lila Edith Workman
(Unknown) Schrater
M, #323602
(Unknown) Schrater||p3237.htm#i323602|Tolbert Knebel Schrater|b. Aug 21, 1923|p3237.htm#i323601|Lila Edith Workman|b. Feb 20, 1925\nd. Oct 28, 1998|p3236.htm#i323592|Frank R. Schrater|b. circa 1879|p3239.htm#i323894|Lucina M. Million|b. circa 1884|p3239.htm#i323895|Paul Workman|b. Jun 18, 1895\nd. Nov 16, 1966|p3236.htm#i323587|Ruth Chapman|b. Jul 14, 1893\nd. Oct 28, 1975|p3236.htm#i323588|
Relationship=8th cousin of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=9th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
(Unknown) Schrater was the son of Tolbert Knebel Schrater and Lila Edith Workman. (Unknown) married (Unknown) Smith.
Child of (Unknown) Schrater and (Unknown) Smith
- Tyler Kane Schrater b. Feb 9, 1986, d. Mar 20, 1986
(Unknown) Smith
F, #323603
Child of (Unknown) Smith and (Unknown) Schrater
- Tyler Kane Schrater b. Feb 9, 1986, d. Mar 20, 1986
Lee Amuel Dennis
M, #323604, b. May 30, 1890, d. Apr 13, 1955
Lee Amuel Dennis was born on May 30, 1890 at Jefferson, Marion County, Texas. Lee married Ruth Chapman, daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on May 20, 1947 at Baker, Baker County, Oregon. Lee Amuel Dennis died on Apr 13, 1955 at Baker, Baker County, Oregon, at age 64. Lee was buried on Apr 16, 1955 at Mount Hope Cemetery, Baker, Baker County, Oregon.
Jack Dennis, 64, Funeral Saturday. Lee Amuel 'Jack' Dennis, died Thursday morning in St. Elizabeth Hospital after an extended illness. He was born May 30, 1890 in Amarillo, Texas. He was a restaurant and short order cook most of his life. He married Ruth Workman of Sheridan, Wyoming May 20, 1947 in Baker, Oregon. He has resided in Baker the past 18 years. Surviving are the widow, Ruth Dennis, daughter, Donna Lee, step-daughters Mrs. Doris Legocki, Mrs. Pauline Holmes, Mrs. Lila Schrater, all of Sheridan, Wyoming; step-sons Glenn Workman, Sheridan, and Floyd Workman, Morrhead, Montana. Funeral services will be Saturday morning at 10:30 in Beatty Chapel with Joe Jewett officiating. Interment will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Jack Dennis, 64, Funeral Saturday. Lee Amuel 'Jack' Dennis, died Thursday morning in St. Elizabeth Hospital after an extended illness. He was born May 30, 1890 in Amarillo, Texas. He was a restaurant and short order cook most of his life. He married Ruth Workman of Sheridan, Wyoming May 20, 1947 in Baker, Oregon. He has resided in Baker the past 18 years. Surviving are the widow, Ruth Dennis, daughter, Donna Lee, step-daughters Mrs. Doris Legocki, Mrs. Pauline Holmes, Mrs. Lila Schrater, all of Sheridan, Wyoming; step-sons Glenn Workman, Sheridan, and Floyd Workman, Morrhead, Montana. Funeral services will be Saturday morning at 10:30 in Beatty Chapel with Joe Jewett officiating. Interment will be in Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Noah E. Workman
M, #323605, b. Jul 10, 1859, d. Feb 9, 1931
Noah E. Workman was born on Jul 10, 1859 at Center Twp., Greene County, Indiana. Noah married Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw on Mar 18, 1884 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Noah E. Workman died on Feb 9, 1931 at Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, at age 71. Noah was buried on Feb 11, 1931 at Sheridan Municipal Cemetery, Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming.
1890 Jan. 17 Noah Workman listed for delinquent taxes in Greene Co., Indiana. total due 100.70 Came to Nebraska in a covered wagon. Elsie Nebraska, small town. Homestead. Jessie remembers sewing carpet (rug) made from rags. Sod House. Division in rooms. Plowed up sod and carried it over. Neighbors helped. Used feather beds. Jessie goes to school with her father. Walked to school. Father was the only teacher. Her father was very strict. Keep clean. Jennie, the mother, kind and easy going, very much so. 1900 Census North Platte, LincolnCo., Neb. Living on 12th Street. Workman Dearberry Store in North Platte. A hardware store June 18th, E.D. 153 s.d. 6, Sheet 27A Noah Workman.....age 40.....7/1859.....b. Indiana. occupation: implement dealer married 16 years Jennie Workman...wife.....age 38....10/1860.....b. Indiana. keeping house mother of six children, six living Mable.....dau.....12/1884.....at school.....b. Indiana. Jessie....dau.....10/1886.....at school.....b. Neb. Nellie....dau......7/1888.....at school.....b. Neb. Alice.....dau......6/1890.....at school.....b. Neb. Paul......son......6/1895...................b. Neb. Abt. 1902 Workman Family living at 1117 North Pine Street, North Platte, Nebraska 1910, January 7, Julesburg, Colorado---'Dear Sister, We received your letter this morning. We are just about settled now. It is very cold. Nelle is still in North Platte. Bit is doing fine.' Jessie 1910 January 24, North Platte, Nebraska-----Nelle Workman joined the Methodist Church in North Platte. She was received on probation and joined with the blessings of Rev. W.S. Porter. 1910, February 12, Julesburg-----'Dear Mable, I thought I would write you a card. It is for you and John-----a valentine. Hope you are both well. From Mamma and Louise 1910 February 19, Dickens, Nebraska-----'Dear Mable and John, We did not get to write to you this week, but will soon. Emery Polzel's little girl is to be buried today. She died very sudden. Don't know what was the matter. We are all well and hope you are the same. Louie got Ed Polzel's place. Yours in haste, just Nellie' 1910 March, Julesburg, Colorado-----'Dear Mable, I got my report card and I got 90's and 100's in everything. Pearl's birthday is the 24th of March. Goodby from Louise Workman' April 21,1910 Census, Sedgwick County, Julesburg, Colorado living on Walnut Street N.E. Workman.....51.....married 25 years.....b. Indiana. Merchant, Hardware Store in Julesburg. Rent home Jennie.....wife.....50.....b. Indiana. Jessie............23.....b. Neb. Pearl.............17.....b. Neb Paul..............14.....b. Neb Louise.............8.....b. Neb. Marion.............3.....b. Neb. 1910 June 15th, Noah and Jennie Workmansell their home in North Platte to Walter J. Thomas for $2,500.00. They are presently living in Julesburg, Colorado 1910 July 2, Post card sent to Jessie Workman, Julesburg, Colo. 'Dear Jessie, We are not coming for the 4th, going tocelebrate here. You folks come down. Have you sold out there? And are you going away? Dollie S.' 1910 August 2, Omaha, Nebraska-----'Dear Mable, I have been at Kearney all summer, and have finally got down here. Agness (Lewis) is talking about paying you a visit in October. She gets a pass now. Nellie W.' 1910 August 14, Dickens, Nebraska-----'Dear John and Mable, We received your letter and was glad to hear from you. We are having a little rain now days. Letty Latimer was buried Thursday. She was Ed Latimer's girl. Haven't time to write a letter, but will tell you all the news someday, maybe. Russel and Charlie T. are here today. Nellie' (card sent to 33 South Scott, Sheridan, Wyoming) 1911 March 11, Bayard, Nebraska-----ANNOUNCEMENT.' Having decided to engage in the implement business in Bayard, Nebraska, I would be pleased to have you come in and get acquainted and look over my line of machinery. I will carry a full line of tools, wagons, and haying machinery. My prices.
1890 Jan. 17 Noah Workman listed for delinquent taxes in Greene Co., Indiana. total due 100.70 Came to Nebraska in a covered wagon. Elsie Nebraska, small town. Homestead. Jessie remembers sewing carpet (rug) made from rags. Sod House. Division in rooms. Plowed up sod and carried it over. Neighbors helped. Used feather beds. Jessie goes to school with her father. Walked to school. Father was the only teacher. Her father was very strict. Keep clean. Jennie, the mother, kind and easy going, very much so. 1900 Census North Platte, LincolnCo., Neb. Living on 12th Street. Workman Dearberry Store in North Platte. A hardware store June 18th, E.D. 153 s.d. 6, Sheet 27A Noah Workman.....age 40.....7/1859.....b. Indiana. occupation: implement dealer married 16 years Jennie Workman...wife.....age 38....10/1860.....b. Indiana. keeping house mother of six children, six living Mable.....dau.....12/1884.....at school.....b. Indiana. Jessie....dau.....10/1886.....at school.....b. Neb. Nellie....dau......7/1888.....at school.....b. Neb. Alice.....dau......6/1890.....at school.....b. Neb. Paul......son......6/1895...................b. Neb. Abt. 1902 Workman Family living at 1117 North Pine Street, North Platte, Nebraska 1910, January 7, Julesburg, Colorado---'Dear Sister, We received your letter this morning. We are just about settled now. It is very cold. Nelle is still in North Platte. Bit is doing fine.' Jessie 1910 January 24, North Platte, Nebraska-----Nelle Workman joined the Methodist Church in North Platte. She was received on probation and joined with the blessings of Rev. W.S. Porter. 1910, February 12, Julesburg-----'Dear Mable, I thought I would write you a card. It is for you and John-----a valentine. Hope you are both well. From Mamma and Louise 1910 February 19, Dickens, Nebraska-----'Dear Mable and John, We did not get to write to you this week, but will soon. Emery Polzel's little girl is to be buried today. She died very sudden. Don't know what was the matter. We are all well and hope you are the same. Louie got Ed Polzel's place. Yours in haste, just Nellie' 1910 March, Julesburg, Colorado-----'Dear Mable, I got my report card and I got 90's and 100's in everything. Pearl's birthday is the 24th of March. Goodby from Louise Workman' April 21,1910 Census, Sedgwick County, Julesburg, Colorado living on Walnut Street N.E. Workman.....51.....married 25 years.....b. Indiana. Merchant, Hardware Store in Julesburg. Rent home Jennie.....wife.....50.....b. Indiana. Jessie............23.....b. Neb. Pearl.............17.....b. Neb Paul..............14.....b. Neb Louise.............8.....b. Neb. Marion.............3.....b. Neb. 1910 June 15th, Noah and Jennie Workmansell their home in North Platte to Walter J. Thomas for $2,500.00. They are presently living in Julesburg, Colorado 1910 July 2, Post card sent to Jessie Workman, Julesburg, Colo. 'Dear Jessie, We are not coming for the 4th, going tocelebrate here. You folks come down. Have you sold out there? And are you going away? Dollie S.' 1910 August 2, Omaha, Nebraska-----'Dear Mable, I have been at Kearney all summer, and have finally got down here. Agness (Lewis) is talking about paying you a visit in October. She gets a pass now. Nellie W.' 1910 August 14, Dickens, Nebraska-----'Dear John and Mable, We received your letter and was glad to hear from you. We are having a little rain now days. Letty Latimer was buried Thursday. She was Ed Latimer's girl. Haven't time to write a letter, but will tell you all the news someday, maybe. Russel and Charlie T. are here today. Nellie' (card sent to 33 South Scott, Sheridan, Wyoming) 1911 March 11, Bayard, Nebraska-----ANNOUNCEMENT.' Having decided to engage in the implement business in Bayard, Nebraska, I would be pleased to have you come in and get acquainted and look over my line of machinery. I will carry a full line of tools, wagons, and haying machinery. My prices.
Child of Noah E. Workman and Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw
- Paul Workman+ b. Jun 18, 1895, d. Nov 16, 1966
Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw
F, #323606, b. Oct 7, 1860, d. Mar 6, 1944
Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw was born on Oct 7, 1860 at Greene County, Indiana. Nancy married Noah E. Workman on Mar 18, 1884 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw died on Mar 6, 1944 at Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, at age 83. Nancy was buried on Mar 8, 1944 at Sheridan Municipal Cemetery, Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming.
1933-34 945 Gladstone St., Sheridan, Wyo. 1939-40 widow, Noah, home 945 Gladstone St., Sheridan, Wyo. 1944 Sheridan, Wyoming. Aged Resident is called by death. Mrs. Jennie Workman 83, died early this morning at her home at 945 Gladstone street. Mrs. Workman had lived in the Sheridan community since 1916. She was born Jennie Holtzclaw in Bloomfield, Indiana on Oct. 7, 1860, and was married to Noah E. Workman at Bloomfield on March 18, 1884. The couple homesteadednear Elsie, Neb., in 1885, and before moving to Sheridan, also lived near North Platte, Neb. Mrs. Workman was a member of the Sheridan Methodist Church. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Harry Crump, Mrs. D.F. Wallace, and Mrs. Mable Hublitz, all of Sheridan, Mrs. L.B. Winter of Bridgeport, Neb., and Mrs. A.G. Cole of Deadwood, S.D; one son, Paul Workman of Sheridan; eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Her husband died on Feb........ 9th, 1931, in Sheridan. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Champion's drawing room with the Rev. Howard L. Elston officiating. REFN: 21.
1933-34 945 Gladstone St., Sheridan, Wyo. 1939-40 widow, Noah, home 945 Gladstone St., Sheridan, Wyo. 1944 Sheridan, Wyoming. Aged Resident is called by death. Mrs. Jennie Workman 83, died early this morning at her home at 945 Gladstone street. Mrs. Workman had lived in the Sheridan community since 1916. She was born Jennie Holtzclaw in Bloomfield, Indiana on Oct. 7, 1860, and was married to Noah E. Workman at Bloomfield on March 18, 1884. The couple homesteadednear Elsie, Neb., in 1885, and before moving to Sheridan, also lived near North Platte, Neb. Mrs. Workman was a member of the Sheridan Methodist Church. Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Harry Crump, Mrs. D.F. Wallace, and Mrs. Mable Hublitz, all of Sheridan, Mrs. L.B. Winter of Bridgeport, Neb., and Mrs. A.G. Cole of Deadwood, S.D; one son, Paul Workman of Sheridan; eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Her husband died on Feb........ 9th, 1931, in Sheridan. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from Champion's drawing room with the Rev. Howard L. Elston officiating. REFN: 21.
Child of Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw and Noah E. Workman
- Paul Workman+ b. Jun 18, 1895, d. Nov 16, 1966
Joseph Frank Ligocki
M, #323607, b. Mar 19, 1885, d. Jan 24, 1960
Joseph Frank Ligocki was born on Mar 19, 1885 at Istebna, Teschin District, Schlesien Prov., Austria. Joseph married Susanna Kawulok in 1911 at Church of the Good Shepherd, Istebna, Teschin District, Poland. Joseph Frank Ligocki died on Jan 24, 1960 at Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, at age 74; coronary thrombosis. Joseph was buried on Jan 27, 1960 at Sheridan Municipal Cemetery, Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming.
Joseph Frank Ligocki white, fair complexion, height 5 feet, 9 inches, weight 165 lbs. hair, light brown, eyes blue. Main, a steamship. Built 1899 at Hamburg, Germany by Blohm and Voss. Owned by North German Lloyd. 10.058 tons. 500. 1 x 58 x 36 Scrapped in 1925. 1910Istebna, a village founded on the side of MT. Zloty Gron in the 17th century. The commune of Istebna also includes the villages of Koniakow and Jaworzykna. These 3 villages constitute a real haven for the folk art of the Silesian Beskid, so well promoted by the folk song and dance ensembles 'Koniakow' and 'Jaworzynka.' They are also home to such folk artists as Zuzanna Kawulok and Jozef Broda of Istebna. 1910 1911 Emigrated from Bremen, Germany. The U.S. Department of Labor, Certificate of Arrival December 16th, S.S. Main Witnesses: JohnK. Kohut and Thomas Kobielus 1912 1913 lived in Kooi. 1914 1915 1916 1917 Legocki family still living in Kooi. Joseph was working for the Kooi coal mine. Suzanne his wife, works for single man, men who were did not marry or are waiting for their wives to join them in America. She does their washing, cooking, and cleaning, for extra money which will help the family get by. In late spring the family moves out of the barracks like home to their own place on Lower Dry creek (Frank Belus ranch). There they planted wheat and other grains, anddid the threshing by hand. They used implements for threshing that had been used for generations in Europe. 1918 Lower Dry Creek, Joseph Legocki wasrenting the farm rather than owning the land. He worked during the winter months at the coal mine, during the summer he would farm his place. January 25, athird child was born to the family. A daughter to be named Elizabeth (Betty). Suzanne's daughter Anna, aged thirteen, left the family and moved back to Kooi to live with Suzanne's sister, Elizabeth Sikora. 1919 Joseph is still working for the Kooi mine in the winter, and farming during the summer. Elizabeth and Paul Sikora are living in Kooi. Paul works as a shop man for the coal company. During the fall of 1919 the family moved to another farm that was located on Six Mile creek, near Ranchester, Wyoming. The family had ten or twelve head of cows and used the milk for their own use or sold it to the neighbors. The winter of 1919 was particularly hard and several of the cows died because of lack of food. Joseph stayed in Kooi during the winter months and the mother and children kept the farm together. December 26th saw the birth of the second son Antonio (Andy) Legocki. Susie Legocki was six years old and was ready to start school. She walked from the farm into Ranchester where the school was located. She had learned the family's native tongue so knew very little English when she started school. The weather was so rough that winter the little girl did not attend many sessions. 1920 Census Ranchester-Parkman, Sheridan Co., Wyoming. February. 3rd. Joe Ligocki.....age 39.....b. Austria Susie...............33 b. Austria Annie.....dau......?.....b. Austria Susie.....dau......6.....b. Wyoming. Joe.......son......4.....b. Wyoming. Elizabeth.dau......2.....b. Wyoming. Andy......son......2/12..b. Wyoming. Joseph Legocki is still employed at the Kooi mine. He works during the winter months when the demand forcoal was greatest. He continued to work the land during the summer months. The mine would work a few days during the summer and Joseph would listen for theblast from the mine whistle to tell him that it was operating that day and time to report to work. The summer of 1920 the family move to a place on Dry creek (Thomas Place.) The house was located about half a mile west of the Roberts placed on Dry creek. The house sat on the south side of the creek. 1921 Dry Creek, Thomas Place October 13, public sale advertised in newspaper at Burlington Stock Yards, Ranchester, Wyoming. 1922 the fa.
Joseph Frank Ligocki white, fair complexion, height 5 feet, 9 inches, weight 165 lbs. hair, light brown, eyes blue. Main, a steamship. Built 1899 at Hamburg, Germany by Blohm and Voss. Owned by North German Lloyd. 10.058 tons. 500. 1 x 58 x 36 Scrapped in 1925. 1910Istebna, a village founded on the side of MT. Zloty Gron in the 17th century. The commune of Istebna also includes the villages of Koniakow and Jaworzykna. These 3 villages constitute a real haven for the folk art of the Silesian Beskid, so well promoted by the folk song and dance ensembles 'Koniakow' and 'Jaworzynka.' They are also home to such folk artists as Zuzanna Kawulok and Jozef Broda of Istebna. 1910 1911 Emigrated from Bremen, Germany. The U.S. Department of Labor, Certificate of Arrival December 16th, S.S. Main Witnesses: JohnK. Kohut and Thomas Kobielus 1912 1913 lived in Kooi. 1914 1915 1916 1917 Legocki family still living in Kooi. Joseph was working for the Kooi coal mine. Suzanne his wife, works for single man, men who were did not marry or are waiting for their wives to join them in America. She does their washing, cooking, and cleaning, for extra money which will help the family get by. In late spring the family moves out of the barracks like home to their own place on Lower Dry creek (Frank Belus ranch). There they planted wheat and other grains, anddid the threshing by hand. They used implements for threshing that had been used for generations in Europe. 1918 Lower Dry Creek, Joseph Legocki wasrenting the farm rather than owning the land. He worked during the winter months at the coal mine, during the summer he would farm his place. January 25, athird child was born to the family. A daughter to be named Elizabeth (Betty). Suzanne's daughter Anna, aged thirteen, left the family and moved back to Kooi to live with Suzanne's sister, Elizabeth Sikora. 1919 Joseph is still working for the Kooi mine in the winter, and farming during the summer. Elizabeth and Paul Sikora are living in Kooi. Paul works as a shop man for the coal company. During the fall of 1919 the family moved to another farm that was located on Six Mile creek, near Ranchester, Wyoming. The family had ten or twelve head of cows and used the milk for their own use or sold it to the neighbors. The winter of 1919 was particularly hard and several of the cows died because of lack of food. Joseph stayed in Kooi during the winter months and the mother and children kept the farm together. December 26th saw the birth of the second son Antonio (Andy) Legocki. Susie Legocki was six years old and was ready to start school. She walked from the farm into Ranchester where the school was located. She had learned the family's native tongue so knew very little English when she started school. The weather was so rough that winter the little girl did not attend many sessions. 1920 Census Ranchester-Parkman, Sheridan Co., Wyoming. February. 3rd. Joe Ligocki.....age 39.....b. Austria Susie...............33 b. Austria Annie.....dau......?.....b. Austria Susie.....dau......6.....b. Wyoming. Joe.......son......4.....b. Wyoming. Elizabeth.dau......2.....b. Wyoming. Andy......son......2/12..b. Wyoming. Joseph Legocki is still employed at the Kooi mine. He works during the winter months when the demand forcoal was greatest. He continued to work the land during the summer months. The mine would work a few days during the summer and Joseph would listen for theblast from the mine whistle to tell him that it was operating that day and time to report to work. The summer of 1920 the family move to a place on Dry creek (Thomas Place.) The house was located about half a mile west of the Roberts placed on Dry creek. The house sat on the south side of the creek. 1921 Dry Creek, Thomas Place October 13, public sale advertised in newspaper at Burlington Stock Yards, Ranchester, Wyoming. 1922 the fa.
Child of Joseph Frank Ligocki and Susanna Kawulok
- Joseph Edward Legocki b. Dec 14, 1915, d. Oct 13, 1997
Susanna Kawulok
F, #323608, b. May 6, 1886, d. Feb 25, 1935
Susanna Kawulok was born on May 6, 1886 at Istebna, Teschin District, Schlesien Prov., Austria. Susanna married Joseph Frank Ligocki in 1911 at Church of the Good Shepherd, Istebna, Teschin District, Poland. Susanna Kawulok died on Feb 25, 1935 at Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, at age 48; influenza. Susanna was buried on Feb 27, 1935 at Sheridan Municipal Cemetery, Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming.
1913 March 12, Susanna Ligocki and daughter Anna, and sister-in-law Yadwiga Ligocki arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. My Mom.....by Susie Morris Mom was born May 6th 1886 in Istebna, Austria. She had a sister Elizabeth and a brother that died at a young age. I don't know his name, he was sickly. Couldn't do much work, so he would bend wire and make crochet hooks, also knitting needles for Mom when she was just a smallgirl. Mom would take the cows and geese out to pasture in the National forest(when not in school) and while herding them, she would crochet for other people. They would buy the thread or spin it. As she got older she raised flax for linen thread, spun it, and make table clothes, sheets, also material for her clothes. She worked in Germany on a huge dairy farm where they employed about 20 girls. The lived in a large room (like a barracks above the cows in the barn). The girls milked all the cows, cleaned the barn, fed the hay. It had to be shining clean at all times, cause they didn't know when the inspector would come. Mom had more education than most girls her age, she learned seven languages while working away from home and at school. She learned to tan leather, make harnesses and most work that any woman or men could do. Mom saved her money and bought 5 acres, then she farmed, and got her limit of cows. All farming was done by hand. The grain and flax was broadcast by hand. Cut with a scythe, tied into bundles by hand, and carried home in a geehta (a square of material about the size of a blanket) all four corners tied, then thrashed with an outfit (chape) that looked like a long stick with a piece of leather, then another stick about 2- 1/2 feet long. I remember seeing them thrash grain with them things when wewere on Lower Dry Creek. The straw was then staked and the grain was poured out of a bucket on a windy day to clean chaff and bits of straw out. Some grain was ground for flour. The straw was used for making mattresses and bedding for cows. She was just a tiny woman under five feet tall, dark brown hair, brown eyes, and always happy and very witty with answers whether in fun or serious. Anyone that knew her always said very nice things about her. She could cook up a meal that was really enjoyed by everyone that came, even though there never was any groceries on hand. She made our clothes and taught us as much as she had time. Her saying was, 'learn everything you can, cause your knowledge can never be taken away from you. You can lose a home or money, but nobody can take your knowledge from you.' She didn't like people to gossip. She used to say, 'Don't kick anyone in the face when they're down, but help them up.' I know her heart was broken many times, but she wouldn't let it show. We had a wonderful time with Mom. We kids had to work hard at times, but of course, she was the one that was supporting us most of my life at home; but she let us have fun too. We didn't have any toys, just a homemade sled. It was too big for us kids to pull it up the hill, so she invited Roberts (neighbors) kids to come and help strip feathers. We stripped for an hour, then we could go slide for 15 minutes (anyway itwould run over that time) and when we come back in she would have a surprise for us, like cookies, cake, or peanut brittle (without nuts). Mr. Roberts was always happy to come and help, (so he could have a nice meal.) some work that Mama couldn't do. Most of the time it was at harvesting time. 1913 March 12, Susanna Ligocki and daughter Anna, and sister-in-law Yadwiga Ligocki arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. The steamship was built in 1902 at Stellin, Germany by Art Ges Vulcan. It was owned by North German Lloyd. 19.161 tons, 684.3 x 72.3 x 40.2. It was renamed Agamemmon and then Monticello. The steamship was scraped in 1940, full shot, 1903. (photo of ship.) Mrs. J. Legocki Succumbs here. Monarch woman dies at the home of her d.
1913 March 12, Susanna Ligocki and daughter Anna, and sister-in-law Yadwiga Ligocki arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. My Mom.....by Susie Morris Mom was born May 6th 1886 in Istebna, Austria. She had a sister Elizabeth and a brother that died at a young age. I don't know his name, he was sickly. Couldn't do much work, so he would bend wire and make crochet hooks, also knitting needles for Mom when she was just a smallgirl. Mom would take the cows and geese out to pasture in the National forest(when not in school) and while herding them, she would crochet for other people. They would buy the thread or spin it. As she got older she raised flax for linen thread, spun it, and make table clothes, sheets, also material for her clothes. She worked in Germany on a huge dairy farm where they employed about 20 girls. The lived in a large room (like a barracks above the cows in the barn). The girls milked all the cows, cleaned the barn, fed the hay. It had to be shining clean at all times, cause they didn't know when the inspector would come. Mom had more education than most girls her age, she learned seven languages while working away from home and at school. She learned to tan leather, make harnesses and most work that any woman or men could do. Mom saved her money and bought 5 acres, then she farmed, and got her limit of cows. All farming was done by hand. The grain and flax was broadcast by hand. Cut with a scythe, tied into bundles by hand, and carried home in a geehta (a square of material about the size of a blanket) all four corners tied, then thrashed with an outfit (chape) that looked like a long stick with a piece of leather, then another stick about 2- 1/2 feet long. I remember seeing them thrash grain with them things when wewere on Lower Dry Creek. The straw was then staked and the grain was poured out of a bucket on a windy day to clean chaff and bits of straw out. Some grain was ground for flour. The straw was used for making mattresses and bedding for cows. She was just a tiny woman under five feet tall, dark brown hair, brown eyes, and always happy and very witty with answers whether in fun or serious. Anyone that knew her always said very nice things about her. She could cook up a meal that was really enjoyed by everyone that came, even though there never was any groceries on hand. She made our clothes and taught us as much as she had time. Her saying was, 'learn everything you can, cause your knowledge can never be taken away from you. You can lose a home or money, but nobody can take your knowledge from you.' She didn't like people to gossip. She used to say, 'Don't kick anyone in the face when they're down, but help them up.' I know her heart was broken many times, but she wouldn't let it show. We had a wonderful time with Mom. We kids had to work hard at times, but of course, she was the one that was supporting us most of my life at home; but she let us have fun too. We didn't have any toys, just a homemade sled. It was too big for us kids to pull it up the hill, so she invited Roberts (neighbors) kids to come and help strip feathers. We stripped for an hour, then we could go slide for 15 minutes (anyway itwould run over that time) and when we come back in she would have a surprise for us, like cookies, cake, or peanut brittle (without nuts). Mr. Roberts was always happy to come and help, (so he could have a nice meal.) some work that Mama couldn't do. Most of the time it was at harvesting time. 1913 March 12, Susanna Ligocki and daughter Anna, and sister-in-law Yadwiga Ligocki arrived in New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. The steamship was built in 1902 at Stellin, Germany by Art Ges Vulcan. It was owned by North German Lloyd. 19.161 tons, 684.3 x 72.3 x 40.2. It was renamed Agamemmon and then Monticello. The steamship was scraped in 1940, full shot, 1903. (photo of ship.) Mrs. J. Legocki Succumbs here. Monarch woman dies at the home of her d.
Child of Susanna Kawulok and Joseph Frank Ligocki
- Joseph Edward Legocki b. Dec 14, 1915, d. Oct 13, 1997
Margie A. Lee
F, #323609, b. Apr 28, 1903, d. Apr 27, 1965
Margie A. Lee was born on Apr 28, 1903 at Glenwood, Mills County, Iowa. Margie married Paul Workman, son of Noah E. Workman and Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw, on Mar 18, 1948 at Helena, Lewis and Clark County, Montana. Margie A. Lee died on Apr 27, 1965 at Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming, at age 61. Margie was buried on May 3, 1965 at Sheridan Municipal Cemetery, Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming.
Funeral services for Margie A. Workman 62, who died Thursday at her home at 702 Monte Vista, will be Monday at 2 pm at Champions Funeral Home. The Rev. Louis Haruf will officiate with burial in Sheridan Municipal Cemetery. Mrs. Workman was born April 28, 1903 at Glenwood, Iowa. She came to Sheridan in 1915 with her parents from Omaha, Nebraska. She married Paul Workman on March 18, 1948 in Helena, Montana. She was preceded in death by her father Jesse Lee in 1960, a brother Clarence Lee in 1961, and a sister Edna Collins in 1964. Survivors include her husband; a daughter Alice Legoski of Sheridan; two sons, LesterBell and Keith Bell, both of Sheridan; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Luchsinger of Portland, Oregon, and Mrs. Lloyd Leach of Sheridan; one brother Ray Lee of Sheridan; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Funeral services for Margie A. Workman 62, who died Thursday at her home at 702 Monte Vista, will be Monday at 2 pm at Champions Funeral Home. The Rev. Louis Haruf will officiate with burial in Sheridan Municipal Cemetery. Mrs. Workman was born April 28, 1903 at Glenwood, Iowa. She came to Sheridan in 1915 with her parents from Omaha, Nebraska. She married Paul Workman on March 18, 1948 in Helena, Montana. She was preceded in death by her father Jesse Lee in 1960, a brother Clarence Lee in 1961, and a sister Edna Collins in 1964. Survivors include her husband; a daughter Alice Legoski of Sheridan; two sons, LesterBell and Keith Bell, both of Sheridan; two sisters, Mrs. Ella Luchsinger of Portland, Oregon, and Mrs. Lloyd Leach of Sheridan; one brother Ray Lee of Sheridan; seven grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Mattie Marie Jackson
F, #323610, b. Jul 12, 1900
Mattie Marie Jackson was born on Jul 12, 1900 at Douglas, Converse County, Wyoming. Mattie married Paul Workman, son of Noah E. Workman and Nancy Jane 'Jennie' Holtzclaw, on Sep 22, 1966 at Sheridan, Sheridan County, Wyoming.
William Harvey Chapman
M, #323611, b. Nov 13, 1845, d. Sep 11, 1923
William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
William Harvey Chapman was born on Nov 13, 1845 at Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana. He was the son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. William married Emaline Gooch, daughter of Jesse Gooch and Elizabeth Ware, on Nov 6, 1873 at Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois. William married Sarah Black on Feb 10, 1917 at Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois. William Harvey Chapman died on Sep 11, 1923 at Janesville, Cumberland County, Illinois, at age 77; chronic intenstitial nephites. William was buried on Sep 14, 1923 at Litchfield Cemetery, Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska.
William H. Chapman 1873 married in Cumberland Co., Ill. 1874 Nov. 14, Warren Chapman born in Cumberland Co., Ill. 1875 October 12, Warren Chapman died 1876 Spring, Chapman family move west to new home in Nebraska 1876 Oct. Jessie born. Family living in Gibbon twp., Buffalo Co., Neb. William H. Chapman and family must have moved out west in the spring of 1876 as their first child Warren died in October of 1875 and is buried in Coles Co., Ill. Shilo Cemetery. next to the grandmother. 1878 March 6, Ross Chapman born. 1878 Gibbon township, Buffalo Co., Nebraska Township no. 9, Range no. 14 Range no. 14. William H. Chapman listed for land claim. Gibbon twp., town no. 9, range no. 14. The southwest quarter of sec- 14, town 9, range 14, in this township, know as 'Boyd Ranch,' was the first claim taken in the country by Joseph Boyd in 1867, and was the first piece of deeded land in Nebraska west of Hall County. 1880 March 2, Georgia Chapman is born. 1880 Census Center precinct, Buffalo Co., Neb. pg-16 William H. Chapman.....age 33.....farmer.....b.Ind. father b. KY.., mother b. Virginia. Emma.......................25...keeps house..b.Ind. father b. Ky., mother b. Indiana. Ross......................2................b.Neb. Georgianna................4/12.............b.Neb. Aquilla.....................77..widower......b.Ky. father b.Maryland, mother b. Virginia. 1882 Oct 2, Grace Chapman is born. 1884 June 28th, general warranty issued to property in Sherman Co., Neb. William H. Chapman. Isaac M. Trouncer, grantor.....Harvey Chapman, grantee, 160 acres. Recorded in Loup City, Neb. 1885 Nebraska State Census, Sherman County Harve Chapman.....age 38.....farmer.....b. Indiana. Emma..................32...housekeeper..b. Indiana. Ross Chapman.........7................b. Neb. 1885 Sept 2, Robert Chapman is born in Litchfield 1885 Nov 2, Loup City land records William H. Chapman---James O. Perkins and wife Book 5, pg-194, 80 acres 1886 Jan. 2, Grantor W.H. Chapman...grantee Grand Island railroad, right of way. 1886 Jan 5,land record, final receipt Emma Chapman, U.S. Land Office 160 acres 1886 March 8, grantee Stephen W. Benedict, warranty deed...W.H. Chapman Loup City landrecords. 1886 May 20, Date given as the founding of the town of Litchfield. 1886 Oct 7, First edition of the Litchfield 1887 April 2, grantee W.H. Chapmanwarranty deed 160 acres, grantor Malinda Lauderdale 1887 Sept 3, Loup City, Neb. land record U.S. of America, book 10, pg-260, grantor........Emma Chapman, grantee 1887 Sept 29, Mr. W.H. Chapman brought to our office last Saturday 12 ears of corn that measured 12 feet 6 inches and was all solid and well filled. This is the best we have seen this year, and we believe will be hard to beat. Mr. Chapman thinks he has some that will measure more, though. For Sale -two young teams. One team gelding 3 year old, well broken to work. The other team 2 years old geldings unbroken. Also one 3 year old mare. Teams are both well matched. Will sell cheap for cash. W.H. Chapman. 1888 Jan 27, Edith Chapman is born in Litchfield. 1888 February 2, Litchfield Monitor Born on January27, to Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Chapman, a daughter. All in- interested parties are doing well. 1888 March 1, Mr. W.H. Chapman sold a young team of horses, a wagon, and a set of harness to George Purkeypile. The price was $320.00 1888 April 5, Litchfield Monitor Seed corn and potatoes for sale - W.H. Chapman Mr. Harvey Chapman is preparing the stone foundation of a frame residence. Seed for sale - Premium seed corn and potatoes for sale. Samples can be seen at the Monitor office. Apply to W.H.Chapman, Litchfield, Neb. 1888 May 24, Litchfield Monitor Mr. Harvey Chapman is just completed a fine frame residence on his farm four miles southeast of town. 1888 tax record Sherman Co., Neb. William H. Chapman 1888 August 16, Team for sale - I have a go.
William H. Chapman 1873 married in Cumberland Co., Ill. 1874 Nov. 14, Warren Chapman born in Cumberland Co., Ill. 1875 October 12, Warren Chapman died 1876 Spring, Chapman family move west to new home in Nebraska 1876 Oct. Jessie born. Family living in Gibbon twp., Buffalo Co., Neb. William H. Chapman and family must have moved out west in the spring of 1876 as their first child Warren died in October of 1875 and is buried in Coles Co., Ill. Shilo Cemetery. next to the grandmother. 1878 March 6, Ross Chapman born. 1878 Gibbon township, Buffalo Co., Nebraska Township no. 9, Range no. 14 Range no. 14. William H. Chapman listed for land claim. Gibbon twp., town no. 9, range no. 14. The southwest quarter of sec- 14, town 9, range 14, in this township, know as 'Boyd Ranch,' was the first claim taken in the country by Joseph Boyd in 1867, and was the first piece of deeded land in Nebraska west of Hall County. 1880 March 2, Georgia Chapman is born. 1880 Census Center precinct, Buffalo Co., Neb. pg-16 William H. Chapman.....age 33.....farmer.....b.Ind. father b. KY.., mother b. Virginia. Emma.......................25...keeps house..b.Ind. father b. Ky., mother b. Indiana. Ross......................2................b.Neb. Georgianna................4/12.............b.Neb. Aquilla.....................77..widower......b.Ky. father b.Maryland, mother b. Virginia. 1882 Oct 2, Grace Chapman is born. 1884 June 28th, general warranty issued to property in Sherman Co., Neb. William H. Chapman. Isaac M. Trouncer, grantor.....Harvey Chapman, grantee, 160 acres. Recorded in Loup City, Neb. 1885 Nebraska State Census, Sherman County Harve Chapman.....age 38.....farmer.....b. Indiana. Emma..................32...housekeeper..b. Indiana. Ross Chapman.........7................b. Neb. 1885 Sept 2, Robert Chapman is born in Litchfield 1885 Nov 2, Loup City land records William H. Chapman---James O. Perkins and wife Book 5, pg-194, 80 acres 1886 Jan. 2, Grantor W.H. Chapman...grantee Grand Island railroad, right of way. 1886 Jan 5,land record, final receipt Emma Chapman, U.S. Land Office 160 acres 1886 March 8, grantee Stephen W. Benedict, warranty deed...W.H. Chapman Loup City landrecords. 1886 May 20, Date given as the founding of the town of Litchfield. 1886 Oct 7, First edition of the Litchfield 1887 April 2, grantee W.H. Chapmanwarranty deed 160 acres, grantor Malinda Lauderdale 1887 Sept 3, Loup City, Neb. land record U.S. of America, book 10, pg-260, grantor........Emma Chapman, grantee 1887 Sept 29, Mr. W.H. Chapman brought to our office last Saturday 12 ears of corn that measured 12 feet 6 inches and was all solid and well filled. This is the best we have seen this year, and we believe will be hard to beat. Mr. Chapman thinks he has some that will measure more, though. For Sale -two young teams. One team gelding 3 year old, well broken to work. The other team 2 years old geldings unbroken. Also one 3 year old mare. Teams are both well matched. Will sell cheap for cash. W.H. Chapman. 1888 Jan 27, Edith Chapman is born in Litchfield. 1888 February 2, Litchfield Monitor Born on January27, to Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Chapman, a daughter. All in- interested parties are doing well. 1888 March 1, Mr. W.H. Chapman sold a young team of horses, a wagon, and a set of harness to George Purkeypile. The price was $320.00 1888 April 5, Litchfield Monitor Seed corn and potatoes for sale - W.H. Chapman Mr. Harvey Chapman is preparing the stone foundation of a frame residence. Seed for sale - Premium seed corn and potatoes for sale. Samples can be seen at the Monitor office. Apply to W.H.Chapman, Litchfield, Neb. 1888 May 24, Litchfield Monitor Mr. Harvey Chapman is just completed a fine frame residence on his farm four miles southeast of town. 1888 tax record Sherman Co., Neb. William H. Chapman 1888 August 16, Team for sale - I have a go.
Children of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch
William married Emaline Gooch, daughter of Jesse Gooch and Elizabeth Ware, on Nov 6, 1873 at Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois.
- Warren Chapman b. Nov 14, 1874, d. Oct 12, 1875
- Jessie Chapman b. Oct 16, 1876, d. Dec 16, 1876
- Ross Chapman+ b. Mar 6, 1878, d. Jul 6, 1956
- Georgia Chapman b. Mar 2, 1880, d. Nov 6, 1884
- Grace Chapman b. Oct 2, 1882, d. Sep 12, 1884
- Robert Chapman+ b. Sep 2, 1885, d. Feb 20, 1933
- Edith Rose Chapman+ b. Jan 27, 1888, d. Dec 15, 1955
- Lea Chapman+ b. Feb 14, 1891, d. Mar 24, 1968
- Ruth Chapman+ b. Jul 14, 1893, d. Oct 28, 1975
- Harvey Chapman+ b. Oct 25, 1896, d. Jun 17, 1964
Emaline Gooch
F, #323612, b. Apr 15, 1854, d. Apr 29, 1912
Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|||||||||||||
Emaline Gooch was born on Apr 15, 1854 at Clay Twp., Morgan County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Jesse Gooch and Elizabeth Ware. Emaline married William Harvey Chapman, son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Nov 6, 1873 at Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois. Emaline Gooch died on Apr 29, 1912 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska, at age 58. Emaline was buried on Apr 30, 1912 at Litchfield Cemetery, Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska.
Emma Gooch Chapman was born in Morgan Co.,Indiana, April 15,1854, and died at Litchfield, Nebraska, April 29,1912, at the age of 54 years and 14 days, after an illness of several months. Deceased was married to William H. Chapman at Toledo, Illinois, November 6, 1873, and moved to Nebraska in 1875. To this union were born ten children, four having died in infancy. Those living are Ross,of Bayard; Mrs.R.C.Brown, of Bishop, California; Mrs. C.R.Heapy of Pleasanton; Robert, Ruth, and Harvey who are still at home. Deceased was a kind and loving mother and bore the respect of all who knew her. She united with the Christian Church in the year 1907. The entire community joins The Monitor in extending heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing ones. REFN: 23.
Emma Gooch Chapman was born in Morgan Co.,Indiana, April 15,1854, and died at Litchfield, Nebraska, April 29,1912, at the age of 54 years and 14 days, after an illness of several months. Deceased was married to William H. Chapman at Toledo, Illinois, November 6, 1873, and moved to Nebraska in 1875. To this union were born ten children, four having died in infancy. Those living are Ross,of Bayard; Mrs.R.C.Brown, of Bishop, California; Mrs. C.R.Heapy of Pleasanton; Robert, Ruth, and Harvey who are still at home. Deceased was a kind and loving mother and bore the respect of all who knew her. She united with the Christian Church in the year 1907. The entire community joins The Monitor in extending heartfelt sympathy to the sorrowing ones. REFN: 23.
Children of Emaline Gooch and William Harvey Chapman
- Warren Chapman b. Nov 14, 1874, d. Oct 12, 1875
- Jessie Chapman b. Oct 16, 1876, d. Dec 16, 1876
- Ross Chapman+ b. Mar 6, 1878, d. Jul 6, 1956
- Georgia Chapman b. Mar 2, 1880, d. Nov 6, 1884
- Grace Chapman b. Oct 2, 1882, d. Sep 12, 1884
- Robert Chapman+ b. Sep 2, 1885, d. Feb 20, 1933
- Edith Rose Chapman+ b. Jan 27, 1888, d. Dec 15, 1955
- Lea Chapman+ b. Feb 14, 1891, d. Mar 24, 1968
- Ruth Chapman+ b. Jul 14, 1893, d. Oct 28, 1975
- Harvey Chapman+ b. Oct 25, 1896, d. Jun 17, 1964
Tyler Kane Schrater
M, #323613, b. Feb 9, 1986, d. Mar 20, 1986
Tyler Kane Schrater|b. Feb 9, 1986\nd. Mar 20, 1986|p3237.htm#i323613|(Unknown) Schrater||p3237.htm#i323602|(Unknown) Smith||p3237.htm#i323603|Tolbert K. Schrater|b. Aug 21, 1923|p3237.htm#i323601|Lila E. Workman|b. Feb 20, 1925\nd. Oct 28, 1998|p3236.htm#i323592|||||||
Relationship=8th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=10th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Tyler Kane Schrater was born on Feb 9, 1986 at Denver, Denver County, Colorado. He was the son of (Unknown) Schrater and (Unknown) Smith. Tyler Kane Schrater died on Mar 20, 1986 at Denver, Denver County, Colorado. Tyler was buried on Mar 24, 1986 at Mount Hope Cemetery, Big Horn, Sheridan County, Wyoming.
Jesse Gooch
M, #323614, b. Nov 9, 1814, d. 1879
Jesse Gooch was born on Nov 9, 1814 at Frankfort, Franklin County, Kentucky. Jesse married Elizabeth Ware on Dec 10, 1840 at Morgan County, Indiana. Jesse was buried in 1879. He died in 1879.
Centerton, Morgan Co., Indiana Early settlers came from North Carolina, Ohio,and Tennessee to Kentucky. After the Revolutionary War the Virginia militia was given land grants. They finally immigrated to Indiana. Settlers came in 1820 and 1821. They traveled by water ways up the White Lick river to the mouth of the Sycamore river in Indiana. Elijah Lang and his sons, brother James Lang, Dabney and Jesse Gooch all came with the first settlers. Elijah Koons, who married Nancy Lang, sister of Delilah B. Lang also came about that time. We have no record of the year when William N., John, and Phillip Gooch came to Indiana (1822-1824) founded the community which they named Centerton. It was a fast growing community and after a few years tried to get it named the new county seat. But, Martensville was chosen for it as they had a new road and more water ways. Rivers were very important. Nearly all travel was by water through the dense wilderness. Flat boating became a trade or profession. All five Gooch brothers ran the rivers from Martensville, Indiana to New Orleans, 1,800 miles by water. Products transported were furs, skins, ginsing, bee wax, feathers, corn, and hogs. The men who ran the boats bought supplies in New Orleans. Mules, horses, sugar, cloth, and gun powder. They traveled home by land, over the trail later named the 'Natches Trace' in Tennessee and Kentucky. The men were robbed by bandits on the way home. They learned to put their money in the bottom of the sugar barrels--also the gun powder in skins. These were the 2 items most useful in the wilderness. 1826 Sickness took a great toll on the settlers. 'Bloody Flux'---a diarrhea until one passed blood accompanied with high fever, pain, and cramps. An epidemic in 1826; noone recovered. There were no doctors or medical help;just home remedies. (I wonder if this awful epidemic in Centerton was a food poison). My grandmother Gilbert was afraid of the hot months of July and August. She was afraid the little ones would get 'summer complaint' or diarrhea. She said feed them corn meal mush or oatmeal. She remembered hearing about the awful 'Bloody Flux.' Notes by Dorotha DeYoung, 1985. 1823 The first school was held in a log barn a few months during the summer of 1823. Mary Turpin Lang was one of the first school employees. 1823 Churches, White Lick Methodist and The Friends Church 1824 Two Seed Baptist Church, east ofMartensville, Indiana. 1830 Census Morgan Co., Ind. Judith Gooch......1 female....50-60 7 total in family 1 male 15-20 4 males 20-30 1 female 20-30 1831 September 10, Dabney Gooch appointed guardian of Jesse Gooch, pg-82 Phillip Gooch, security 1833 Erysipelas epidemic 1836 Down in the pocket of the settlement, beginning at the mouth of the Sycamore, and coming up the river, were Daniel Reeves, Kester Jones, Benjamin Stafford, Elijah Lang and sons, Dabney Gooch, Andrew Paul, Gabriel Paul, Jesse Gooch, and John Robb. These all tilled their own soil, drank water out of their own 'moss-covered buckets,' and heard the rain patter on their own housetops, in the year of 1836. The Gooch brothers, Phillip, John, William, Dabney, and Jesse lived near the brickyard. 1836Dec. 22 land purchase by Jesse Gooch in Morgan Co., Ind. SW 1/4, NW 1/4, 34.72 acres, Section 3 1840 Dec. 10th, Jesse Gooch married Elizabeth Ware in Morgan Co., Ind. witness, R. Stevens 1842 Cholera epidemic. After the epidemic many of the settlers moved to new territories. 1842 Jesse Gooch assessed a poll tax in Clay twp., Morgan Co., Ind. The following went as bow hands, sometimes as steersmen: Silas Drury, B.F. Stipp, Jonathan Lyons, John Cox, David Ely, Phillip Gooch, William Gooch, John Gooch, Jesse Gooch, Dabney Gooch, Moses T. Lang, -- Most of the above named belonged to Clay township, many of them living in what is now known as the Centerton neighborhood. This was a great locality for boatmen. 1847 After the great flood of 1847 w.
Centerton, Morgan Co., Indiana Early settlers came from North Carolina, Ohio,and Tennessee to Kentucky. After the Revolutionary War the Virginia militia was given land grants. They finally immigrated to Indiana. Settlers came in 1820 and 1821. They traveled by water ways up the White Lick river to the mouth of the Sycamore river in Indiana. Elijah Lang and his sons, brother James Lang, Dabney and Jesse Gooch all came with the first settlers. Elijah Koons, who married Nancy Lang, sister of Delilah B. Lang also came about that time. We have no record of the year when William N., John, and Phillip Gooch came to Indiana (1822-1824) founded the community which they named Centerton. It was a fast growing community and after a few years tried to get it named the new county seat. But, Martensville was chosen for it as they had a new road and more water ways. Rivers were very important. Nearly all travel was by water through the dense wilderness. Flat boating became a trade or profession. All five Gooch brothers ran the rivers from Martensville, Indiana to New Orleans, 1,800 miles by water. Products transported were furs, skins, ginsing, bee wax, feathers, corn, and hogs. The men who ran the boats bought supplies in New Orleans. Mules, horses, sugar, cloth, and gun powder. They traveled home by land, over the trail later named the 'Natches Trace' in Tennessee and Kentucky. The men were robbed by bandits on the way home. They learned to put their money in the bottom of the sugar barrels--also the gun powder in skins. These were the 2 items most useful in the wilderness. 1826 Sickness took a great toll on the settlers. 'Bloody Flux'---a diarrhea until one passed blood accompanied with high fever, pain, and cramps. An epidemic in 1826; noone recovered. There were no doctors or medical help;just home remedies. (I wonder if this awful epidemic in Centerton was a food poison
Child of Jesse Gooch and Elizabeth Ware
- Emaline Gooch+ b. Apr 15, 1854, d. Apr 29, 1912
Elizabeth Ware
F, #323615, b. circa 1820, d. 1863
Elizabeth Ware was born circa 1820 at West Alexander, Preble County, Ohio. Elizabeth married Jesse Gooch on Dec 10, 1840 at Morgan County, Indiana. Elizabeth Ware died in 1863 at Morgan County, Indiana.
Mentioned in her mother's will.
Mentioned in her mother's will.
Child of Elizabeth Ware and Jesse Gooch
- Emaline Gooch+ b. Apr 15, 1854, d. Apr 29, 1912
Warren Chapman
M, #323616, b. Nov 14, 1874, d. Oct 12, 1875
Warren Chapman|b. Nov 14, 1874\nd. Oct 12, 1875|p3237.htm#i323616|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Warren Chapman was born on Nov 14, 1874 at Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois. He was the son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Warren Chapman died on Oct 12, 1875 at Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois. Warren was buried in Oct, 1875 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
Jessie Chapman
F, #323617, b. Oct 16, 1876, d. Dec 16, 1876
Jessie Chapman|b. Oct 16, 1876\nd. Dec 16, 1876|p3237.htm#i323617|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Jessie Chapman was born on Oct 16, 1876 at Gibbons Twp., Buffalo County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Jessie Chapman died on Dec 16, 1876 at Gibbons Twp., Buffalo County, Nebraska. Jessie was buried in Dec, 1876 at Riverside Cemetery, Gibbons Twp., Buffalo County, Nebraska.
Died in infancy.
Died in infancy.
Ross Chapman
M, #323618, b. Mar 6, 1878, d. Jul 6, 1956
Ross Chapman|b. Mar 6, 1878\nd. Jul 6, 1956|p3237.htm#i323618|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Ross Chapman was born on Mar 6, 1878 at Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska. He was the son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Ross married Mattie Debruler, daughter of Alfred L. Debruler and Elizabeth M. Johson, on Jan 30, 1906 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. Ross Chapman died on Jul 6, 1956 at Bayard, Morrill County, Nebraska, at age 78. Ross was buried on Jul 9, 1956 at Bayard Cemetery, Bayard, Morrill County, Nebraska.
Ross Chapman 1896, March 6, Master Ross Chapman reached the age of 18 last Friday and as a reminder of the event about 75 of his young friends assembled at the home of his parents in the evening and gave him a surprise party. The evening was most enjoyably spent, and a bountiful collation was served. About 25of his young lady friends presented him with a hand- some crazy quilt of their own design. Merry making was kept up until 2 o'clock in the morning when thecompany dispersed, wishing Ross many happy anniversaries. 1896 October 15, L.D. Engleman and family, L.E. Sadler and family, Bruce Chapman and Ross Chapman and Tom Bryant are attending the fair at North Platte. 1900 Census CheyenneCo., Bayard Pt. Vol. 6, ed. 49 Ross Chapman.....age 22...1/1888....b. Mo. counted with Ed V. Martin, relationship not reported. 1906 January 29, grantee Ross Chapman warranty deed, block 6, original town of Litchfield, grantor Charles F. Smith. 1906 January 30, Ross Chapman married. 1908 Sept 25, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chapman of Ansley came down Tuesday and attended the funeral of H.L. Lowry. 1908 Nov. 20, Mrs. Ross Chapman and little daughter of Ansley were visiting with relatives and friends here last week. 1908 Dec 4, Ross Chapman and family came down from Ansley Thursday morning. 1909 Jan. 1 Litchfield Monitor. Ross Chapman and Omar Morse went to Ansley Christmas day to move the formers goods back, they arrived here Saturday night. Jan. 8th, Mrs. Ross Chapman is suffering with tonsillitis. 1909 Jan. 22, Ross Chapman and family are living in rooms over R.P. Moores Hardware Store. 1909 March 12, Ross Chapman is holdinga position as a clerk in R.P. Moores Hardware Store. Litchfield Monitor. 1909 April 9, Ross Chapman and family moved into their house Thursday that was vacated by Walt Weare Monday. 1909 June 18, Man Wanted---At 2.00 dollars per dayto work in alfalfa haying. 1909 June 25, Little Grace Chapman is on the sick list. 1909 July 2, There were 8 cream testers left on Sunday night's train forthe Monday examination, among whom were Ross Chapman. The ex- amination was held at Grand Island. 1909 July 30, Lew Sadler, Ross Chapman and Bill Gray leftSunday evening for Mitchell, Nebraska to look after land they will be gone several days. 1909 August 6, Ross Chapman, on his return from the western part of the state, brought some samples of oats, wheat, and English Bluegrass raisedunder irrigation which speaks well for that section, and the samples are on exhibition in our office window as is also a sample of oats raised by S. Sorenson which stands at least a foot taller. 1910 March 4, Ross Chapman moved lastMonday in the Alford DeBruler place. 1910 Census Harrison twp., Sherman Co., Neb. E.D. 219, sheet 4, 4/19/1910 Ross C. Chapman.....age 30....hardware clerk.....b.Neb. Father b. Ill., mother b.Ill. married 4 years Mattie................27.......................b.Ind. Nellie G.............3.......................b.Neb. 1910 October 28, Ross Chapman and Clinton Taffe left for the sand hills on a hunting trip last week. 1910 Nov. 4, The hunters, Ross Chapman and Clinton Taffe returned from their hunting trip Sunday on #40, we understand theboys had a good time. 1912 Ross in Morrill Co., Neb. 1914 Ross Chapman was down from his home in the western part of the state the past week visiting relatives and friends. Ross is looking like it agrees with him out in the Scott's Bluff country. 1917 Ross Chapman lived within school district no. 21, Bayard, Neb. 1920 Census Morrill Co., Bayard Prect. E.D. 208, Sheet B Ross Chapman.....age 40.....general farmer.....b. Neb. Mattie...............37........................b. Ind. Grace.....dau......13........................b. Neb. Donald....son......3/12......................b. Neb. 1923 Ross in Morrill Co., Neb. 1928 Feb. 17, Loup City, Neb. land record. Ross Chapman and wife, grantor........John Minshull, grantee 1930 Census, Nebraska.
Ross Chapman 1896, March 6, Master Ross Chapman reached the age of 18 last Friday and as a reminder of the event about 75 of his young friends assembled at the home of his parents in the evening and gave him a surprise party. The evening was most enjoyably spent, and a bountiful collation was served. About 25of his young lady friends presented him with a hand- some crazy quilt of their own design. Merry making was kept up until 2 o'clock in the morning when thecompany dispersed, wishing Ross many happy anniversaries. 1896 October 15, L.D. Engleman and family, L.E. Sadler and family, Bruce Chapman and Ross Chapman and Tom Bryant are attending the fair at North Platte. 1900 Census CheyenneCo., Bayard Pt. Vol. 6, ed. 49 Ross Chapman.....age 22...1/1888....b. Mo. counted with Ed V. Martin, relationship not reported. 1906 January 29, grantee Ross Chapman warranty deed, block 6, original town of Litchfield, grantor Charles F. Smith. 1906 January 30, Ross Chapman married. 1908 Sept 25, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Chapman of Ansley came down Tuesday and attended the funeral of H.L. Lowry. 1908 Nov. 20, Mrs. Ross Chapman and little daughter of Ansley were visiting with relatives and friends here last week. 1908 Dec 4, Ross Chapman and family came down from Ansley Thursday morning. 1909 Jan. 1 Litchfield Monitor. Ross Chapman and Omar Morse went to Ansley Christmas day to move the formers goods back, they arrived here Saturday night. Jan. 8th, Mrs. Ross Chapman is suffering with tonsillitis. 1909 Jan. 22, Ross Chapman and family are living in rooms over R.P. Moores Hardware Store. 1909 March 12, Ross Chapman is holdinga position as a clerk in R.P. Moores Hardware Store. Litchfield Monitor. 1909 April 9, Ross Chapman and family moved into their house Thursday that was vacated by Walt Weare Monday. 1909 June 18, Man Wanted---At 2.00 dollars per dayto work in alfalfa haying. 1909 June 25, Little Grace Chapman is on the sick list. 1909 July 2, There were 8 cream testers left on Sunday night's train forthe Monday examination, among whom were Ross Chapman. The ex- amination was held at Grand Island. 1909 July 30, Lew Sadler, Ross Chapman and Bill Gray leftSunday evening for Mitchell, Nebraska to look after land they will be gone several days. 1909 August 6, Ross Chapman, on his return from the western part of the state, brought some samples of oats, wheat, and English Bluegrass raisedunder irrigation which speaks well for that section, and the samples are on exhibition in our office window as is also a sample of oats raised by S. Sorenson which stands at least a foot taller. 1910 March 4, Ross Chapman moved lastMonday in the Alford DeBruler place. 1910 Census Harrison twp., Sherman Co., Neb. E.D. 219, sheet 4, 4/19/1910 Ross C. Chapman.....age 30....hardware clerk.....b.Neb. Father b. Ill., mother b.Ill. married 4 years Mattie................27.......................b.Ind. Nellie G.............3.......................b.Neb. 1910 October 28, Ross Chapman and Clinton Taffe left for the sand hills on a hunting trip last week. 1910 Nov. 4, The hunters, Ross Chapman and Clinton Taffe returned from their hunting trip Sunday on #40, we understand theboys had a good time. 1912 Ross in Morrill Co., Neb. 1914 Ross Chapman was down from his home in the western part of the state the past week visiting relatives and friends. Ross is looking like it agrees with him out in the Scott's Bluff country. 1917 Ross Chapman lived within school district no. 21, Bayard, Neb. 1920 Census Morrill Co., Bayard Prect. E.D. 208, Sheet B Ross Chapman.....age 40.....general farmer.....b. Neb. Mattie...............37........................b. Ind. Grace.....dau......13........................b. Neb. Donald....son......3/12......................b. Neb. 1923 Ross in Morrill Co., Neb. 1928 Feb. 17, Loup City, Neb. land record. Ross Chapman and wife, grantor........John Minshull, grantee 1930 Census, Nebraska.
Children of Ross Chapman and Mattie Debruler
- Grace Nellie Chapman+ b. Jul 21, 1906, d. Jun 16, 1968
- Donald Chapman b. Oct 27, 1916, d. Aug 31, 1974
Georgia Chapman
F, #323619, b. Mar 2, 1880, d. Nov 6, 1884
Georgia Chapman|b. Mar 2, 1880\nd. Nov 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323619|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Georgia Chapman was born on Mar 2, 1880 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Georgia Chapman died on Nov 6, 1884 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska, at age 4. Georgia was buried on Nov 8, 1884 at Litchfield Cemetery, Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska.
Grace Chapman
F, #323620, b. Oct 2, 1882, d. Sep 12, 1884
Grace Chapman|b. Oct 2, 1882\nd. Sep 12, 1884|p3237.htm#i323620|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Grace Chapman was born on Oct 2, 1882 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Grace Chapman died on Sep 12, 1884 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska, at age 1. Grace was buried on Sep 14, 1884 at Litchfield Cemetery, Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska.
Robert Chapman
M, #323621, b. Sep 2, 1885, d. Feb 20, 1933
Robert Chapman|b. Sep 2, 1885\nd. Feb 20, 1933|p3237.htm#i323621|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Robert Chapman was born on Sep 2, 1885 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. He was the son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Robert married Myrtle Houghlan, daughter of Frank Houghlan and Loretta Sharp, on Sep 7, 1912 at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. Robert Chapman died on Feb 20, 1933 at Whittier, Los Angeles County, California, at age 47. Robert was buried on Feb 24, 1933 at Forest Lawn Memorial, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California.
Robert Chapman 1908 Dec 4, Litchfield Monitor Robert Chapman returned last Friday from California where he has been for the past year. Bob says he likes it out there, but is not sure that he will go back. 1910 Oct 14, Bob Chapman came back from the western part of the state Friday evening. Bob tells us he likes it pretty well out there. 1911 January 13, Henry Kisling had a short runaway Saturday and Bob Chapman was the hero of the occasion. No damage done. 1911 March 3, Bob Chapman left on Monday evening's train for Bayard, Neb., where he goes to work the coming crop season. 1912 Sept 7th married in Litchfield, Neb. 1914 Oct 11, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman on Saturday morning. Litchfield Monitor. 1915 March 26, Robert Chapman and family are now cozily located in the Albert Boecking residence on the south side of the railroad. 1915 April 9, Robert Chapman was on the sick list a couple of days last week. Robert Chapman bought a fine set of harness through G.W. Lang, the same was delivered the latter part of the week. 1915 May 21, Robert Chapman has been hauling sand from the George Van pit. 1915 June 25, Robert Chapman has made himself a fine carpenter tool chest during the wet spell. Robert Chapman has been mowing the weeds along the Burlington right- of-way and the depot yards a few days this week. 1915 July 2, Robert Chapman returned from his Colorado tripSunday evening. 1915 August. 6, Robert Chapman had the misfortune to break the tongue out of his mowing machine Monday while mowing the grass in the park. Assessment record of personal property 1915, Sherman Co., Neb. Robert Chapman.....Litchfield, Neb....$540.00 1915 Oct 8, Robert Chapman is busy these days putting in fall wheat on the J.M. Gowin place, east of town, that he has leased for the season of 1916. 1915 Oct 22, Chas E. Mills and family took dinner with Robert Chapman and family Sunday. 1915 Oct. 29, Word was received here thelatter part of last week that Mrs. Ruth Workman, sister of Robert Chapman, was operated on at her home in Bayard for appendicitis. No further news has beenreceived. 1915 Dec. 12, Robert Chapman and A.E. Marsh are digging the railroad ditch deeper and cleaning it out this week. 1916 Jan 28, Robert Chapman hadthe pleasure of freezing a finger and toe hauling ice last week. Litchfield Monitor. 1920 Census Sherman Co., Scott twp., Neb. E.D. 243, Sheet 1-A Robert Chapman.....age 34.....farmer.....b. Neb. rents farm Myrtle M...............26................b. Neb. Lillian L..............6................b. Neb. Robert Jr.............5................b. Neb. Milford W.............2/12.............b. Neb. Made line..............1/12.............b. Neb. Robert Chapman writes from California. No sooner had Robert Chapman arrived in Los Angles, than they felt the want of news from their former home here so Bob enclosed a check in the letter which follows: 'Will write a line and tell you of our cross-country trip. 1923 Feb 26th, We left Litchfield at noon, Monday February 26th, and drove to Oxford (Harlan Co., Neb.) where we stayed over night, Tuesday (Feb. 27th) we went to Jetmore, Kansas, Wednesday (Feb. 28th) to Holly, Col., Thursday (March 1st) to Bloom, Col., where we had our first car trouble. Left Bloom at 4:00pm Friday (March 2nd) and drove to Trinidad, then Saturday (March 3rd) to Las Vegas, N.M., across Raton Pass where we had Henry in low for almosta half day. Sunday (March 4th) we got to Albu- querke, where I tried to get ajob on the street car lines, but all cars are operated by women, so of coursemy wife wouldn't let me go to work. Monday (March 5th) it was snowing but we drove to San Martial (New Mexico) and the next day to Deming (New Mexico), Wednesday (March 7th) we went to Safford, Arizona, Thursday (March 8th) to Globe (Arizona), Friday (March 9th) over the beautiful mountain roads and through the tunnels to Phoenix, Saturday (March 10) to Quar.
Robert Chapman 1908 Dec 4, Litchfield Monitor Robert Chapman returned last Friday from California where he has been for the past year. Bob says he likes it out there, but is not sure that he will go back. 1910 Oct 14, Bob Chapman came back from the western part of the state Friday evening. Bob tells us he likes it pretty well out there. 1911 January 13, Henry Kisling had a short runaway Saturday and Bob Chapman was the hero of the occasion. No damage done. 1911 March 3, Bob Chapman left on Monday evening's train for Bayard, Neb., where he goes to work the coming crop season. 1912 Sept 7th married in Litchfield, Neb. 1914 Oct 11, A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapman on Saturday morning. Litchfield Monitor. 1915 March 26, Robert Chapman and family are now cozily located in the Albert Boecking residence on the south side of the railroad. 1915 April 9, Robert Chapman was on the sick list a couple of days last week. Robert Chapman bought a fine set of harness through G.W. Lang, the same was delivered the latter part of the week. 1915 May 21, Robert Chapman has been hauling sand from the George Van pit. 1915 June 25, Robert Chapman has made himself a fine carpenter tool chest during the wet spell. Robert Chapman has been mowing the weeds along the Burlington right- of-way and the depot yards a few days this week. 1915 July 2, Robert Chapman returned from his Colorado tripSunday evening. 1915 August. 6, Robert Chapman had the misfortune to break the tongue out of his mowing machine Monday while mowing the grass in the park. Assessment record of personal property 1915, Sherman Co., Neb. Robert Chapman.....Litchfield, Neb....$540.00 1915 Oct 8, Robert Chapman is busy these days putting in fall wheat on the J.M. Gowin place, east of town, that he has leased for the season of 1916. 1915 Oct 22, Chas E. Mills and family took dinner with Robert Chapman and family Sunday. 1915 Oct. 29, Word was received here thelatter part of last week that Mrs. Ruth Workman, sister of Robert Chapman, was operated on at her home in Bayard for appendicitis. No further news has beenreceived. 1915 Dec. 12, Robert Chapman and A.E. Marsh are digging the railroad ditch deeper and cleaning it out this week. 1916 Jan 28, Robert Chapman hadthe pleasure of freezing a finger and toe hauling ice last week. Litchfield Monitor. 1920 Census Sherman Co., Scott twp., Neb. E.D. 243, Sheet 1-A Robert Chapman.....age 34.....farmer.....b. Neb. rents farm Myrtle M...............26................b. Neb. Lillian L..............6................b. Neb. Robert Jr.............5................b. Neb. Milford W.............2/12.............b. Neb. Made line..............1/12.............b. Neb. Robert Chapman writes from California. No sooner had Robert Chapman arrived in Los Angles, than they felt the want of news from their former home here so Bob enclosed a check in the letter which follows: 'Will write a line and tell you of our cross-country trip. 1923 Feb 26th, We left Litchfield at noon, Monday February 26th, and drove to Oxford (Harlan Co., Neb.) where we stayed over night, Tuesday (Feb. 27th) we went to Jetmore, Kansas, Wednesday (Feb. 28th) to Holly, Col., Thursday (March 1st) to Bloom, Col., where we had our first car trouble. Left Bloom at 4:00pm Friday (March 2nd) and drove to Trinidad, then Saturday (March 3rd) to Las Vegas, N.M., across Raton Pass where we had Henry in low for almosta half day. Sunday (March 4th) we got to Albu- querke, where I tried to get ajob on the street car lines, but all cars are operated by women, so of coursemy wife wouldn't let me go to work. Monday (March 5th) it was snowing but we drove to San Martial (New Mexico) and the next day to Deming (New Mexico), Wednesday (March 7th) we went to Safford, Arizona, Thursday (March 8th) to Globe (Arizona), Friday (March 9th) over the beautiful mountain roads and through the tunnels to Phoenix, Saturday (March 10) to Quar.
Children of Robert Chapman and Myrtle Houghlan
- Lillian Lucille Chapman b. Jun 12, 1913, d. Nov 8, 1991
- Robert Chapman b. Oct 10, 1914, d. Aug 20, 1939
- Milford Warren Chapman b. Jan 15, 1917, d. Nov 18, 1997
- Madelyn Maxine Chapman b. Nov 14, 1919
Edith Rose Chapman
F, #323622, b. Jan 27, 1888, d. Dec 15, 1955
Edith Rose Chapman|b. Jan 27, 1888\nd. Dec 15, 1955|p3237.htm#i323622|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Edith Rose Chapman was born on Jan 27, 1888 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Edith married Robert Clair Brown, son of Washington H. Brown and Isabel Snyder, on Dec 24, 1908 at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. Edith married John Wilfred Dixon on Oct 5, 1934 at Bishop, Inyo County, California. Edith Rose Chapman died on Dec 15, 1955 at Bishop, Inyo County, California, at age 67. Edith was buried on Dec 19, 1955 at Masonic Cemetery, Bishop, Inyo County, California.
Edith Chapman 1908 married in Hall Co., Neb. 1909 Jan. 1, Litchfield Monitor. Brown - Chapman Claire Brown and Miss Edith Chapman were married at Grand Island Thursday Dec. 24th, 1908. The young groom is a young man well and favorably known, and has worked at the barber trade here for several months. The bride is the second oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Chapman, who live east of town, and was born here and has lived here all her life. Miss Edith was afavorite among her friends. They began housekeeping last Friday. The Monitor joins their many friends in wishing them a long and happy voyage over the matrimonial sea. 1909 March 5, Litchfield Monitor. Claire Brown has moved into the rooms in the telephone office building. 1909 Sept 3, Litchfield Monitor, Clare Brown met with a very painful accident last Saturday. While chopping with ahand axe he in some mannner struck himself in the knee making a very bad wound which will lay him up for sometime. 1910 Jan. 7, Born to Mr. and Mrs. ClareBrown on Monday night a daughter. Litchfield Monitor. 1910 Jan. 14, Clare Brown received his appointment as carrier on route 3 the first of the year. Mr. Brown came out in a brand spinter new buggy on Monday morning of this week. 1910 Census Neb. Harrison twp., Litchfield E.D. 219, sheet 7A Clarence Brown.....age 20.....b. Neb Edith.....wife.........22.....b. Neb. mother of how many children....1, living....1 1912 April Edith living in Bishop, Calif. 1913 Bishop, Calif. 1914 Bishop, Calif. 1920 Census Bishop, Inyo Co., Calif. Vol. 16,E.D. 38 Robert C. Brown.....age 30......b. Neb. Edith.....wife..........32......b. Neb. Vera....dau...........10......b. Neb. Robert...son...........6......b. Calif. Benito...dau...........5......b. Calif. 1923 Sept, Edith living in Bishop, Calif. 1930 U.S. Census Bishop, Inyo Co., Calif Edith Brown.....age 42.....b. Neb.
Edith Chapman 1908 married in Hall Co., Neb. 1909 Jan. 1, Litchfield Monitor. Brown - Chapman Claire Brown and Miss Edith Chapman were married at Grand Island Thursday Dec. 24th, 1908. The young groom is a young man well and favorably known, and has worked at the barber trade here for several months. The bride is the second oldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Chapman, who live east of town, and was born here and has lived here all her life. Miss Edith was afavorite among her friends. They began housekeeping last Friday. The Monitor joins their many friends in wishing them a long and happy voyage over the matrimonial sea. 1909 March 5, Litchfield Monitor. Claire Brown has moved into the rooms in the telephone office building. 1909 Sept 3, Litchfield Monitor, Clare Brown met with a very painful accident last Saturday. While chopping with ahand axe he in some mannner struck himself in the knee making a very bad wound which will lay him up for sometime. 1910 Jan. 7, Born to Mr. and Mrs. ClareBrown on Monday night a daughter. Litchfield Monitor. 1910 Jan. 14, Clare Brown received his appointment as carrier on route 3 the first of the year. Mr. Brown came out in a brand spinter new buggy on Monday morning of this week. 1910 Census Neb. Harrison twp., Litchfield E.D. 219, sheet 7A Clarence Brown.....age 20.....b. Neb Edith.....wife.........22.....b. Neb. mother of how many children....1, living....1 1912 April Edith living in Bishop, Calif. 1913 Bishop, Calif. 1914 Bishop, Calif. 1920 Census Bishop, Inyo Co., Calif. Vol. 16,E.D. 38 Robert C. Brown.....age 30......b. Neb. Edith.....wife..........32......b. Neb. Vera....dau...........10......b. Neb. Robert...son...........6......b. Calif. Benito...dau...........5......b. Calif. 1923 Sept, Edith living in Bishop, Calif. 1930 U.S. Census Bishop, Inyo Co., Calif Edith Brown.....age 42.....b. Neb.
Children of Edith Rose Chapman and Robert Clair Brown
Edith married Robert Clair Brown, son of Washington H. Brown and Isabel Snyder, on Dec 24, 1908 at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska.
- Vera Edith Brown+ b. Jan 4, 1910, d. Jun 17, 1982
- Robert Clair Brown b. Mar 4, 1913, d. Jun 11, 1994
- Benita Belle Brown b. Feb 18, 1914, d. Dec 27, 2002
Lea Chapman
F, #323623, b. Feb 14, 1891, d. Mar 24, 1968
Lea Chapman|b. Feb 14, 1891\nd. Mar 24, 1968|p3237.htm#i323623|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Lea Chapman was born on Feb 14, 1891 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Lea married Chester Russ Heapy, son of William Heapy and Rebecca Jamimah Thompson, on Oct 23, 1909 at Loup City, Sherman County, Nebraska. Lea Chapman died on Mar 24, 1968 at Concord, Contra Costa County, California, at age 77. Lea was buried on Mar 28, 1968 at Memory Garden, Concord, Contra Costa County, California.
Cause of Death: leukomic lymphosarcoma Lea Chapman 1908 Dec. 18th, Litchfield Monitor Miss Lee Chapman was reported on the sick list last week. 1909 July 23, Chester Heapy arrived home Sunday after an absence of about 6 months. 1909 Oct 23, married in Loup City 1909 Nov. 5, Married--At Loup City, Saturday, October 23, Mr. Chester Heapy and Miss Lea Chapman, both of Sherman County. Miss Lea is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.H. Chapman and was born and raised in this county. Chester is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. William Heapy, Sr. east of town. We join their many friends in wishing them a happy and prosperous voyage over the sea of matrimony. Litchfield Monitor. 1910 Census Sherman Co., Neb., Scott twp., pg-9A E.D.220 Chester Heapy.....age 19.....farmer.....b. Neb. Lea...................19................b. Neb. 1910 Nov. 18, Weunderstand Chester Heapy has secured the appointment of mail carrier on route#3. 1912 April Lea living at Pleasanton, Nebraska 1920 Census San Diego, SanDiego Co., Calif. Vol 91 E.D.332 address: 2767 Market St., San Diego, Calif. Chester R. Heapy.....age 28.....b. Neb. Lea D.....wife...........28.....b. Neb. Russell E.....son.......6.....b. Neb. 1923 Sept. Lea Heapy living at McKitrick, Kearn Co., Calif. 1930 Census California, Mariposa Co., TWP. 5, Chester R. Heapy.....age 39.....b. Neb. Lea...........wife................39.....b. Neb. Russell E......son............16.....b. Neb. Barbara G....dau.............10....b. Calif. Dorothy J......dau..............8.....b. Calif. 1959 October 30, THE ANTIOCH LEDGER C. HEAPY'S OBSERVE GOLDEN WEDDING The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. C.R. Heapy was celebrated Sunday at the home of their daughter and son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. E. Cakebread, 1017 D Street, Antioch. The couple's other children are Mrs. Dorothy Fuller of San Francisco and Russell E, Heapy of this city. They also have 8 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. The Heapys were married in Loup City, Nebraska in 1909 and moved to California soon afterward. Mr. Heapy is retired from the Antioch Unified School District. Many relatives and old friends of the family from all over the state gathered to honor the couple who received congratulations and lovely gifts. 1968 March 24, Higgins Chapel for Mrs. Dorothy Lee Heapy, 77, of 12 Genosea St., Oakley, who died Sunday at John Muir Hospital, Walnut Creek. A native of Nebraska, she moved to California in 1931 and to Antioch in 1943. She is survived by her husband, Chester; a son Russell of Antioch; two daughters, Mrs. Elliot Cakebread of Antioch, and Mrs. Dorothy Fuller of San Francisco; a sister Mrs. Ruth Dennis of Wyoming; eight grandchildren, and five great-grandchildren. Burial will be in Memory Gardens, Concord.
Cause of Death:
Children of Lea Chapman and Chester Russ Heapy
- Russell Eldon Heapy b. Jun 7, 1913, d. Feb 24, 2000
- Barbara Grace Heapy b. Jan 30, 1920
- Dorothy Julia Heapy b. Sep 2, 1921
Harvey Chapman
M, #323624, b. Oct 25, 1896, d. Jun 17, 1964
Harvey Chapman|b. Oct 25, 1896\nd. Jun 17, 1964|p3237.htm#i323624|William Harvey Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Jesse Gooch|b. Nov 9, 1814\nd. 1879|p3237.htm#i323614|Elizabeth Ware|b. circa 1820\nd. 1863|p3237.htm#i323615|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Harvey Chapman was born on Oct 25, 1896 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. He was the son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch. Harvey married Gladys B. McCain on Oct 2, 1922. Harvey married Vera Sopp on Mar 28, 1927. Harvey Chapman died on Jun 17, 1964 at Reno, Washoe County, Nevada, at age 67; acute coronary occlusion. Harvey was buried on Jun 19, 1964 at Mother Of Sorrow, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada.
Harve Chapman 1922 married toGladys 1923 Sept Harve Chapman at Taft, Kearn Co. Calif. 1927 March 28th,married to Vera Sopp. 1928 Feb. 17, Loup City, Neb. land records. Harvey Chapman, grantor.........John Minshull 1930 U.S. Census Nevada, Nye Co., Round Mountain, Dist. 15, Harvey Chapman......age 33 Vera.....wife....................21 Jacqueline.....dau........1.7/12 1939 August 4th, Harvey and Vera Chapman living in Manhattan, Nevada 1946, July 14th Reno Carpenter has unusual collection of War Weapons. One of the most complete and unusual private collections of war time souvenirs sent from the European theater of war and ever to be displayed in Reno belongs to Harvey chapman, local carpenter employed by the Southern Pacific railroad company. The assortment of weapons of war, valued between $500.00 and 800.00 dollars, was sent to Mr. Chapman by a close friend, Vern Barker, now residing in Bishop, California, who served in the 702nd tank battalion ofPatton's third army. Mr. Barker, knowing that Mr. Chapman was interested in guns and weapons of any kind, shipped him a large collection of German rifles, pistols, bayonets and souvenirs collected from the battle fields on which he wasfighting during his three years of service. Mr. Barker's outfit was among the first to cross the English channel and land on French territory. When he had any free time during that campaign he traveled about the French countryside collecting souvenirs that he thought would make an interesting record of the type of weapons manufactured and used by the Germans during that time. Among the truly unique items included in the display are three high-powered telescopes taken from captured German snipers which were used to survey the surrounding territory for miles around. Another noteworthy feature of the group is a silver dress saber taken from a captured German officer. The rifle collection, which arrived here in pairs over a period of four months, includes one 735 caliber Italian rifle, a Romanian 65 caliber rifle, one Belgian 765 caliber service rifle, and 3 eight millimeter service rifles. Two pistols, a P-38 which is the latestGerman model manufactured and an old-fashioned German lugar, were brought intothis country by a friend of Barker's and mailed to Mr. Chapman from Illinois. Also included in the collection where an assortment of dead shells, gun cases, machine gun equipment, German and French currency and a tank site taken from a German tank which his outfit destroyed. This site is the equipment of a periscope type by which the driver of the vehicle is enabled to see where he is going. Mr. Barker is now discharged from the army and employed on a ranch near Bishop, California. His outfit was one of that group trapped in December, 1944, in the 'battle of the bulge' and which was rescued by the Fourth Armored division. He visited at the Chapman home at 1403 terrace Dr. After his discharge before returning to his former occupation. 1941 November 13, Harvey Chapman, P.O.Box 658, Manhattan, Nevada 1942 about this time moved to Reno, Nevada 1951,June 23rd, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chapman 1067 Oak St., Reno, Nevada 1964 June, Reno., Nevada. Final rites for Harvey Chapman, retired Reno laborer will be heldat 3: PM Friday in the Walton Funeral Home. Mr. Chapman died Wednesday in a Reno hospital. He was 67, born Oct. 25, 1896 in Litchfield, Nebraska. He had made his home in the Reno area for 22 years, most recently residing at 1280 Oliver Ave. He was a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the Fraternal order of Eagles, Reno Aerie No., 206. He leaves his widow Vera Chapman, also of Reno; a daughter Jackie Renfro of Reno, and a sister Ruth Dennis of Sheridan, Wyoming, a Leah Heapy of Antioch, Calif. The funeral services will be under the direction of the Reno Eagles. Interment will be in the veterans section of Mountain View Cemetery. (Our Mother of Sorrows Cem.
Harve Chapman 1922 married toGladys 1923 Sept Harve Chapman at Taft, Kearn Co. Calif. 1927 March 28th,married to Vera Sopp. 1928 Feb. 17, Loup City, Neb. land records. Harvey Chapman, grantor.........John Minshull 1930 U.S. Census Nevada, Nye Co., Round Mountain, Dist. 15, Harvey Chapman......age 33 Vera.....wife....................21 Jacqueline.....dau........1.7/12 1939 August 4th, Harvey and Vera Chapman living in Manhattan, Nevada 1946, July 14th Reno Carpenter has unusual collection of War Weapons. One of the most complete and unusual private collections of war time souvenirs sent from the European theater of war and ever to be displayed in Reno belongs to Harvey chapman, local carpenter employed by the Southern Pacific railroad company. The assortment of weapons of war, valued between $500.00 and 800.00 dollars, was sent to Mr. Chapman by a close friend, Vern Barker, now residing in Bishop, California, who served in the 702nd tank battalion ofPatton's third army. Mr. Barker, knowing that Mr. Chapman was interested in guns and weapons of any kind, shipped him a large collection of German rifles, pistols, bayonets and souvenirs collected from the battle fields on which he wasfighting during his three years of service. Mr. Barker's outfit was among the first to cross the English channel and land on French territory. When he had any free time during that campaign he traveled about the French countryside collecting souvenirs that he thought would make an interesting record of the type of weapons manufactured and used by the Germans during that time. Among the truly unique items included in the display are three high-powered telescopes taken from captured German snipers which were used to survey the surrounding territory for miles around. Another noteworthy feature of the group is a silver dress saber taken from a captured German officer. The rifle collection, which arrived here in pairs over a period of four months, includes one 735 caliber Italian rifle, a Romanian 65 caliber rifle, one Belgian 765 caliber service rifle, and 3 eight millimeter service rifles. Two pistols, a P-38 which is the latestGerman model manufactured and an old-fashioned German lugar, were brought intothis country by a friend of Barker's and mailed to Mr. Chapman from Illinois. Also included in the collection where an assortment of dead shells, gun cases, machine gun equipment, German and French currency and a tank site taken from a German tank which his outfit destroyed. This site is the equipment of a periscope type by which the driver of the vehicle is enabled to see where he is going. Mr. Barker is now discharged from the army and employed on a ranch near Bishop, California. His outfit was one of that group trapped in December, 1944, in the 'battle of the bulge' and which was rescued by the Fourth Armored division. He visited at the Chapman home at 1403 terrace Dr. After his discharge before returning to his former occupation. 1941 November 13, Harvey Chapman, P.O.Box 658, Manhattan, Nevada 1942 about this time moved to Reno, Nevada 1951,June 23rd, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Chapman 1067 Oak St., Reno, Nevada 1964 June, Reno., Nevada. Final rites for Harvey Chapman, retired Reno laborer will be heldat 3: PM Friday in the Walton Funeral Home. Mr. Chapman died Wednesday in a Reno hospital. He was 67, born Oct. 25, 1896 in Litchfield, Nebraska. He had made his home in the Reno area for 22 years, most recently residing at 1280 Oliver Ave. He was a veteran of World War I. He was a member of the Fraternal order of Eagles, Reno Aerie No., 206. He leaves his widow Vera Chapman, also of Reno; a daughter Jackie Renfro of Reno, and a sister Ruth Dennis of Sheridan, Wyoming, a Leah Heapy of Antioch, Calif. The funeral services will be under the direction of the Reno Eagles. Interment will be in the veterans section of Mountain View Cemetery. (Our Mother of Sorrows Cem.
Children of Harvey Chapman and Gladys B. McCain
Harvey married Gladys B. McCain on Oct 2, 1922.
- William Farris Chapman b. circa 1923
- Cherie Marquieta Chapman b. circa 1924
Child of Harvey Chapman and Vera Sopp
Harvey married Vera Sopp on Mar 28, 1927.
- Jacqueline Chapman b. Sep 19, 1928
Aquilla G. Chapman
M, #323625, b. Sep 25, 1801, d. Oct 6, 1884
Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Nathan Chapman|b. circa 1740\nd. 1807|p3241.htm#i324070|Rebecca Griffith|b. circa 1741\nd. 1827|p3241.htm#i324071|William Van Cleave|b. circa 1743\nd. circa 1786|p362.htm#i36199|Abigail Frost|b. circa Oct 7, 1744\nd. after 1840|p792.htm#i79142|
Relationship=4th cousin 4 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=5th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Aquilla G. Chapman was born on Sep 25, 1801 at Henry County, Kentucky. He was the son of Nathan Chapman and Jane Van Cleave. Aquilla married Jeston Freelove Warren, daughter of Aaron Warren and Louvinah Sharp, on Nov 22, 1825 at Clark County, Indiana. Aquilla married Maria Hixson, daughter of John Hixson and Laney Nelson, on Nov 18, 1871 at Bourbon County, Kansas. Aquilla G. Chapman died on Oct 6, 1884 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska, at age 83. Aquilla was buried in Oct, 1884 at Litchfield Cemetery, Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska.
Aquilla Chapman 1821 October, Aquilla mentioned in Scott County, Indiana Circuit Court Order Book # 1 pg- 147-148. The State of Indiana vs Claborn Kinneyand Aquilla Chapman, indictment for affray (fighting). 1825 married in ClarkCo., Ind. 1825-1839 no land records for Aquilla in Orange Co., Ind. 1830 Census Orange Co., Ind. pg-15 Aquilla Chapman.....20-30 wife................20-30 1 female under 5 1836 May 21, Aquilla Chapman certificate, Lawrence Co. 1836 July 11, Paris twp., Lawrence Co. Aquilla land sale Charles Cooper 1836 July 18, Aquilla with Read land sale 1839 July 12, Aquilla Chapman land sale John Green 1840 Sept. 25, Land sale Aquilla Chapman with James Box 1840 CensusLawrence Co., Ind., pg-428 Aquilla Chapman 1 male under 5 1 male 5-10 1 male 30-40 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 2 females 10-15 1 female 30-40 1843 Nov. 20., Aquilla Chapman land sale with Elizabeth Foster 1846 February 16, Aquilla Chapman to Daniel Flinn land sale. Lawrence Co. 1847 September 17th, Apublic sale is held in Lawrence Co., Ind. to dispose of the personal propertyof James Chapman. 1848 January 20th, Lawrence Co., Margaret Chapman wife of James (deceased) has allowed William Gross to move upon the farm and therefore the will declares that it must be sold and money given to minor heirs. 1848 April 1st, Aquilla Chapman held sale for the farm and real estate of his (uncle) James Chapman, Lawrence Co. 1849 April 24th, Inquest held at farm of Aquilla Chapman for the death of 86 year old James Chapman. Marion twp., Lawrence Co. 1850 Census, Marion twp., Lawrence Co., Ind., pg-689 Aquilla Chapman.....age 45.....farmer.....b.Ky. Jeston F................42................b.Vir. Mary A................19................b.Ind. Maria L...............17................b.Ind. Nathan L..............15................b.Ind. Christopher C.........14................b.Ind. Rosilla C.............10................b.Ind. Myrah E................7................b.Ind. William H..............5................b.Ind. Melissa A..............1................b.Ind. Loverina Warren.........66................b.N.C. Aaron Warren............73................b.Vir. Washington Warren.....22.....farmer.....b.Ind. 1850 Oct. 14 Aquilla Chapman land sale to Henry Houston Lawrence Co. 1852 May 25, Aquilla Chapman land sale with Zack Spurlin Lawrence Co., Ind. Moved to Greene Co., Indiana 1853Aug. 29th, Greene Co., Ind. Aquilla bought 146 acres from John C. Huston and wife Elizabeth, Newberry twp, Greene Co. 1860 March 2nd, Greene Co., Ind. Aquilla Chapman land sale with C.W.McDaniel 1860 Census, Cass twp., Greene Co., Ind. pg-168, Newberry P.O. 7/28/1860 Aquilla Chapman.....age 56.....farmer.....b.Ky. Jeston F................52................b.Vir. Charlotte.............19.....serving....b.Ind. Elizabeth.............16................b.Ind. William H.............14................b.Ind. Angeline..............12................b.Ind. Emarine................8................b.Ind. 1864 July 18 Land sale by Aquilla Chapman and John O'Neal, 60 acres Greene Co., Ind. 1869, October 4, Wife Jeston Freelove died in Coles Co., Ill. 1870 March 25, Aquilla Chapman Grantor John Hedden, grantee; warrenty deed land in Cumberland Co., Ill. 1870 Census, Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill., Campbell P.O. pg-21 AquillaChapman.....age 66.....works on farm.....b.Ky. Angaline..............20.......................b.Ind. Robert Reynolds.........27.....works on farm.....b.Ind. Elizabeth...............26.....keeps house.......b.Ind. Ida....................3.......................b.Ill. Ada....................2.......................b.Ill. 1871, November 18, married Maria Kimbly in Bourbon Co., Kansas 1880, February 6, wife Maria died in Bourbon Co., Kansas during the spring moved from Bourbon Co., Kansas to Buffalo Co., Nebraska 1880 Census, Center prect., Buffalo Co., Neb. pg-16, 6/15/1880 Aquilla Chapma.
Aquilla Chapman 1821 October, Aquilla mentioned in Scott County, Indiana Circuit Court Order Book # 1 pg- 147-148. The State of Indiana vs Claborn Kinneyand Aquilla Chapman, indictment for affray (fighting). 1825 married in ClarkCo., Ind. 1825-1839 no land records for Aquilla in Orange Co., Ind. 1830 Census Orange Co., Ind. pg-15 Aquilla Chapman.....20-30 wife................20-30 1 female under 5 1836 May 21, Aquilla Chapman certificate, Lawrence Co. 1836 July 11, Paris twp., Lawrence Co. Aquilla land sale Charles Cooper 1836 July 18, Aquilla with Read land sale 1839 July 12, Aquilla Chapman land sale John Green 1840 Sept. 25, Land sale Aquilla Chapman with James Box 1840 CensusLawrence Co., Ind., pg-428 Aquilla Chapman 1 male under 5 1 male 5-10 1 male 30-40 1 female under 5 1 female 5-10 2 females 10-15 1 female 30-40 1843 Nov. 20., Aquilla Chapman land sale with Elizabeth Foster 1846 February 16, Aquilla Chapman to Daniel Flinn land sale. Lawrence Co. 1847 September 17th, Apublic sale is held in Lawrence Co., Ind. to dispose of the personal propertyof James Chapman. 1848 January 20th, Lawrence Co., Margaret Chapman wife of James (deceased) has allowed William Gross to move upon the farm and therefore the will declares that it must be sold and money given to minor heirs. 1848 April 1st, Aquilla Chapman held sale for the farm and real estate of his (uncle) James Chapman, Lawrence Co. 1849 April 24th, Inquest held at farm of Aquilla Chapman for the death of 86 year old James Chapman. Marion twp., Lawrence Co. 1850 Census, Marion twp., Lawrence Co., Ind., pg-689 Aquilla Chapman.....age 45.....farmer.....b.Ky. Jeston F................42................b.Vir. Mary A................19................b.Ind. Maria L...............17................b.Ind. Nathan L..............15................b.Ind. Christopher C.........14................b.Ind. Rosilla C.............10................b.Ind. Myrah E................7................b.Ind. William H..............5................b.Ind. Melissa A..............1................b.Ind. Loverina Warren.........66................b.N.C. Aaron Warren............73................b.Vir. Washington Warren.....22.....farmer.....b.Ind. 1850 Oct. 14 Aquilla Chapman land sale to Henry Houston Lawrence Co. 1852 May 25, Aquilla Chapman land sale with Zack Spurlin Lawrence Co., Ind. Moved to Greene Co., Indiana 1853Aug. 29th, Greene Co., Ind. Aquilla bought 146 acres from John C. Huston and wife Elizabeth, Newberry twp, Greene Co. 1860 March 2nd, Greene Co., Ind. Aquilla Chapman land sale with C.W.McDaniel 1860 Census, Cass twp., Greene Co., Ind. pg-168, Newberry P.O. 7/28/1860 Aquilla Chapman.....age 56.....farmer.....b.Ky. Jeston F................52................b.Vir. Charlotte.............19.....serving....b.Ind. Elizabeth.............16................b.Ind. William H.............14................b.Ind. Angeline..............12................b.Ind. Emarine................8................b.Ind. 1864 July 18 Land sale by Aquilla Chapman and John O'Neal, 60 acres Greene Co., Ind. 1869, October 4, Wife Jeston Freelove died in Coles Co., Ill. 1870 March 25, Aquilla Chapman Grantor John Hedden, grantee; warrenty deed land in Cumberland Co., Ill. 1870 Census, Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill., Campbell P.O. pg-21 AquillaChapman.....age 66.....works on farm.....b.Ky. Angaline..............20.......................b.Ind. Robert Reynolds.........27.....works on farm.....b.Ind. Elizabeth...............26.....keeps house.......b.Ind. Ida....................3.......................b.Ill. Ada....................2.......................b.Ill. 1871, November 18, married Maria Kimbly in Bourbon Co., Kansas 1880, February 6, wife Maria died in Bourbon Co., Kansas during the spring moved from Bourbon Co., Kansas to Buffalo Co., Nebraska 1880 Census, Center prect., Buffalo Co., Neb. pg-16, 6/15/1880 Aquilla Chapma.
Children of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren
Aquilla married Jeston Freelove Warren, daughter of Aaron Warren and Louvinah Sharp, on Nov 22, 1825 at Clark County, Indiana.
- Louisa Jane Chapman+ b. Nov 9, 1826, d. Aug 7, 1906
- Mary Ann Chapman+ b. Apr 15, 1831, d. circa 1890
- Maria L. Chapman b. Aug 29, 1832, d. before 1911
- Nathan L. Chapman+ b. Jan 25, 1835, d. Feb 19, 1910
- Christopher Columbus Chapman+ b. May 28, 1837, d. Jan 5, 1911
- Rosella Charlotte Chapman+ b. Feb 6, 1840, d. Oct 18, 1923
- Myrah Elizabeth Chapman+ b. Aug 18, 1843, d. Mar 22, 1921
- William Harvey Chapman+ b. Nov 13, 1845, d. Sep 11, 1923
- Melissa Angeline Chapman+ b. Feb, 1849, d. May 4, 1926
- Emarine Chapman+ b. Jul 15, 1852, d. May 24, 1915
Jeston Freelove Warren
F, #323626, b. Jul 14, 1808, d. Oct 4, 1869
Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|||||||||||||
Jeston Freelove Warren was born on Jul 14, 1808 at Lee County, Virgina. She was the daughter of Aaron Warren and Louvinah Sharp. Jeston married Aquilla G. Chapman, son of Nathan Chapman and Jane Van Cleave, on Nov 22, 1825 at Clark County, Indiana. Jeston Freelove Warren died on Oct 4, 1869 at Cottonwood Twp., Cumberland County, Illinois, at age 61. Jeston was buried in Oct, 1869 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
Children of Jeston Freelove Warren and Aquilla G. Chapman
- Louisa Jane Chapman+ b. Nov 9, 1826, d. Aug 7, 1906
- Mary Ann Chapman+ b. Apr 15, 1831, d. circa 1890
- Maria L. Chapman b. Aug 29, 1832, d. before 1911
- Nathan L. Chapman+ b. Jan 25, 1835, d. Feb 19, 1910
- Christopher Columbus Chapman+ b. May 28, 1837, d. Jan 5, 1911
- Rosella Charlotte Chapman+ b. Feb 6, 1840, d. Oct 18, 1923
- Myrah Elizabeth Chapman+ b. Aug 18, 1843, d. Mar 22, 1921
- William Harvey Chapman+ b. Nov 13, 1845, d. Sep 11, 1923
- Melissa Angeline Chapman+ b. Feb, 1849, d. May 4, 1926
- Emarine Chapman+ b. Jul 15, 1852, d. May 24, 1915
Aaron Warren
M, #323627, b. circa 1777, d. after 1850
Aaron Warren was born circa 1777 at Virgina. Aaron married Louvinah Sharp circa 1799. Aaron Warren died after 1850.
His father was killed in the war of the Revolution. 1797 Personal Property and Land Book Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren (1st appearance of any Warren in Lee Co.) 1798 tax list Aaron Warren 1799 tax list Aaron Warren 1800 Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren. 1801 tax list Aaron Warren and John Warren 1801 Dec 29, Ozborn Beck, 100 acres adjoining and below Benjamin Sharp's land on Powell River to go to said Benjamin Sharp's two oldest boys, James Fulkerson Sharp and JohnDebo Sharp. Benjamin Sharp to have remaining property or debts due Ozborn Beck, to pay expenses of sickness and burial, and 'I will that said Benjamin Sharp have me decently buried on his own burying ground.' Witness: Aaron Warren, _____ McNally, _____Hall, David Hall. pg- 122 Will Book number 1, Lee Co., Virginia. 1802 tax list Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren 1803 Lee Co., Vir. tax book Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren 1804 Lee Co., Vir. tax Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren, Henry Warren 1805 tax list Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren and Henry Warren 1806 tax list John Warren 1807 tax list Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren, Thomas Warren, John Chapman 1808 no tax record kept. 1809 tax list Aaron Warren, Thomas Warren, John Warren, and John Chapman 1810 March 20, listed in tax record Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren, John Warren, John Chapman 1811 Lee Co. Vir. Thomas Warren and John Chapman, no others 1812 Lee Co., Vir. Thomas Warren, no Chapmans 1813 Thomas Warren. 1817 August 2, Clark Co., Ind. Aaron Warren Estray record. 1820 Ind., Clark Co., Charles twp., pg-41 Aaron Warren.....age 26-44 1 male 10-15 1 male 16-18 1 male 16-25 2 females 10-15 1 female 16-25 1 female 26-44 wife 1825 Clark Co., Ind. 1830 ? 1840 Census Lawrence Co., Ind., pg-209 Aaron Warren 1 male 60-70 1 female 50-60 next to Thomas Warren 1850 Indiana, Lawrence Co. Aaron Warren, pg-689 Aaron Warren.....age 73.....b. Virginia Loevinna.............66.....b. Vir. Washington Warren..22.....b. Ind. REFN: 58.
His father was killed in the war of the Revolution. 1797 Personal Property and Land Book Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren (1st appearance of any Warren in Lee Co.) 1798 tax list Aaron Warren 1799 tax list Aaron Warren 1800 Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren. 1801 tax list Aaron Warren and John Warren 1801 Dec 29, Ozborn Beck, 100 acres adjoining and below Benjamin Sharp's land on Powell River to go to said Benjamin Sharp's two oldest boys, James Fulkerson Sharp and JohnDebo Sharp. Benjamin Sharp to have remaining property or debts due Ozborn Beck, to pay expenses of sickness and burial, and 'I will that said Benjamin Sharp have me decently buried on his own burying ground.' Witness: Aaron Warren, _____ McNally, _____Hall, David Hall. pg- 122 Will Book number 1, Lee Co., Virginia. 1802 tax list Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren 1803 Lee Co., Vir. tax book Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren 1804 Lee Co., Vir. tax Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren, Henry Warren 1805 tax list Aaron Warren, John Warren, Thomas Warren and Henry Warren 1806 tax list John Warren 1807 tax list Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren, Thomas Warren, John Chapman 1808 no tax record kept. 1809 tax list Aaron Warren, Thomas Warren, John Warren, and John Chapman 1810 March 20, listed in tax record Lee Co., Vir. Aaron Warren, John Warren, John Chapman 1811 Lee Co. Vir. Thomas Warren and John Chapman, no others 1812 Lee Co., Vir. Thomas Warren, no Chapmans 1813 Thomas Warren. 1817 August 2, Clark Co., Ind. Aaron Warren Estray record. 1820 Ind., Clark Co., Charles twp., pg-41 Aaron Warren.....age 26-44 1 male 10-15 1 male 16-18 1 male 16-25 2 females 10-15 1 female 16-25 1 female 26-44 wife 1825 Clark Co., Ind. 1830 ? 1840 Census Lawrence Co., Ind., pg-209 Aaron Warren 1 male 60-70 1 female 50-60 next to Thomas Warren 1850 Indiana, Lawrence Co. Aaron Warren, pg-689 Aaron Warren.....age 73.....b. Virginia Loevinna.............66.....b. Vir. Washington Warren..22.....b. Ind. REFN: 58.
Child of Aaron Warren and Louvinah Sharp
- Jeston Freelove Warren+ b. Jul 14, 1808, d. Oct 4, 1869
Louvinah Sharp
F, #323628, b. Jan 8, 1780, d. after 1850
Louvinah Sharp was born on Jan 8, 1780 at North Carolina. Louvinah married Aaron Warren circa 1799. Louvinah Sharp died after 1850.
May have died in Wayne Co., Ky.
May have died in Wayne Co., Ky.
Child of Louvinah Sharp and Aaron Warren
- Jeston Freelove Warren+ b. Jul 14, 1808, d. Oct 4, 1869
Louisa Jane Chapman
F, #323629, b. Nov 9, 1826, d. Aug 7, 1906
Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Louisa Jane Chapman was born on Nov 9, 1826 at Clark County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. Louisa married Robert Foote, son of Prosper Alonzo Foote, on Feb 15, 1849 at Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana. Louisa Jane Chapman died on Aug 7, 1906 at Farmington, Fulton County, Illinois, at age 79. Louisa was buried on Aug 8, 1906 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
Louisa Chapman 1849 married in Lawrence Co., Ind. 1850 Census Shawswick twp., Lawrence Co., Ind. pg-805 Robert Foote.....age 21 Louisa Jane..........23 Grandison..........9/12 1853 Aug 29th, Robert Foote land sale with Henry C. and Elizabeth Houston Greene Co., Ind. 1859 March 12, Robert Foote and Louisa Foote land sale to John Werner, Greene Co., Ind. 1860 Census Cass twp., GreeneCo., Ind., pg-168 Robert Foote.....age 31.....farmer.....b. Ind. Louisa J.............32................b. Ind. Grandison..........11................b. Ind. Oscar...............9................b. Ind. Clarinda J..........6................b. Ind. John................4................b. Ind. Louisa..............2................b. Ind. Alice...............6/12.............b. Ind. 1870 Census Sumpter twp., Cumberland Co., Ill., pg-23 Robert Foote.....age 38...works on farm...b. Ind. Jane.................42...keeps house.....b. Ind. Clarinda J.........15...................b. Ind. John W.............13...................b. Ind. Mary L.............12...................b. Ind. Alice..............10...................b. Ind. Charles.............4...................b. Ill. Ray.................2...................b. Ill. 1880 Census Cumberland Co., Cottonwood twp., pg-12 6/5/1880 Robert Foote.....age 50.....farm tenant.....b. Ind. Louisa J.............52.....house keeper....b. Ind. Clarinda...........25.....dau.............b. Ind. John W.............23.....son.............b.Ind. Louisa M...........21.....dau.............b. Ind. Alice..............19.....dau.............b. Ind. Charles............13.....son.............b. Ill. Ray................11.....son.............b. Ill. Clarence............8.....son.............b. Ill. 1900 Census Coles Co., Ill. Pleasant Grove twp. vol 13, e.d 34 Sheet 3, Line 46 P.O. Lerna Louisa J. Foote.....age 73.....wd...11/1826..b. Ind. mother of 11 children, 5 living John W................44.....son...1/1856..b. Ind. Christopher Chapman.....63...brother.5/1837..b. Ind. married 13 years 1906 died in Coles Co., Ill.
Louisa Chapman 1849 married in Lawrence Co., Ind. 1850 Census Shawswick twp., Lawrence Co., Ind. pg-805 Robert Foote.....age 21 Louisa Jane..........23 Grandison..........9/12 1853 Aug 29th, Robert Foote land sale with Henry C. and Elizabeth Houston Greene Co., Ind. 1859 March 12, Robert Foote and Louisa Foote land sale to John Werner, Greene Co., Ind. 1860 Census Cass twp., GreeneCo., Ind., pg-168 Robert Foote.....age 31.....farmer.....b. Ind. Louisa J.............32................b. Ind. Grandison..........11................b. Ind. Oscar...............9................b. Ind. Clarinda J..........6................b. Ind. John................4................b. Ind. Louisa..............2................b. Ind. Alice...............6/12.............b. Ind. 1870 Census Sumpter twp., Cumberland Co., Ill., pg-23 Robert Foote.....age 38...works on farm...b. Ind. Jane.................42...keeps house.....b. Ind. Clarinda J.........15...................b. Ind. John W.............13...................b. Ind. Mary L.............12...................b. Ind. Alice..............10...................b. Ind. Charles.............4...................b. Ill. Ray.................2...................b. Ill. 1880 Census Cumberland Co., Cottonwood twp., pg-12 6/5/1880 Robert Foote.....age 50.....farm tenant.....b. Ind. Louisa J.............52.....house keeper....b. Ind. Clarinda...........25.....dau.............b. Ind. John W.............23.....son.............b.Ind. Louisa M...........21.....dau.............b. Ind. Alice..............19.....dau.............b. Ind. Charles............13.....son.............b. Ill. Ray................11.....son.............b. Ill. Clarence............8.....son.............b. Ill. 1900 Census Coles Co., Ill. Pleasant Grove twp. vol 13, e.d 34 Sheet 3, Line 46 P.O. Lerna Louisa J. Foote.....age 73.....wd...11/1826..b. Ind. mother of 11 children, 5 living John W................44.....son...1/1856..b. Ind. Christopher Chapman.....63...brother.5/1837..b. Ind. married 13 years 1906 died in Coles Co., Ill.
Children of Louisa Jane Chapman and Robert Foote
- Grandison Foote+ b. Dec 2, 1849, d. Mar 23, 1890
- Oscar Foote+ b. Feb 11, 1851, d. Oct 6, 1892
- Robert Alonzo Foote b. Mar 2, 1852, d. Sep 22, 1852
- Clarinda J. Foote b. Jul 15, 1854, d. Jul 17, 1887
- John Wesley Foote b. Jan 23, 1856, d. Mar 26, 1926
- Mary Louisa Foote+ b. Nov 8, 1857
- Alice Foote b. Oct 4, 1860, d. Mar 22, 1882
- Elizabeth Foote b. Sep 18, 1862, d. Apr 5, 1863
- Charles W. Foote b. Sep, 1866, d. 1950
- Ray Foote b. Oct 22, 1869
- Clarence Foote+ b. Oct 25, 1871, d. Aug 22, 1953
Mary Ann Chapman
F, #323630, b. Apr 15, 1831, d. circa 1890
Mary Ann Chapman|b. Apr 15, 1831\nd. circa 1890|p3237.htm#i323630|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Mary Ann Chapman was born on Apr 15, 1831 at Orange County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. Mary married James Wood Perkins, son of William D. Perkins and Margaret Clawson, on Apr 26, 1853 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Mary Ann Chapman died circa 1890 at Bourbon County, Kansas.
Mary Ann 1853 married in Greene Co., Ind. 1854 living in Missouri 1859 living in Missouri 1860 Census Bourbon Co., Kansas, no twp listed, P.O. Mapleton pg-68 James Perkins.....age 31.....farmer.....b. Ind. Mary Ann..............28....housewife...b. Ind. Christopher..........6................b. Mo. William C............5................b. Mo. James O..............2................b. Mo. Margaret.............1................b. Mo. Alexander Perkins.....16..farm labor....b. Mo. 1870 Census Bourbon Co., Fort Scott twp., Kansas pg-19 James Perkins.....age 48.....farmer.....b. Mary A................39................b. Ind. C.C.................14................b. Mo. James...............13................b. Mo. Margaret............11................b. Mo. Aquilla..............9................b. Kans. Jane.................7................b.Kans. Franklin.............5................b. Kans. Mary.................1................b. Kans. 1880 Census Bourbon Co., Franklin twp., Kansas page 6e.d. 24 James W. Perkins.....age 49.....farmer.....b. Tenn. Mary A...................49................b. Ind. Aquilla................18................b.Kans. Jane...................16................b. Kans. Frank..................14................b. Kans. Ellen M................12................b. Kans. John...................10................b. Kans. Josephine...............7................b. Kans. Edmond..................3................b. Kans. 1900 Census Bourbon Co., Franklin twp., Kansas e.d. 41 James Perkins.....age 70....6/1830....father-in-law.....b. Ind. Josie Finley........27... 6/1873......................b. Kans. Charles Finley......27....9/1872......................b. Ind. Eddie................3....8/1896......................b. Kans. Harvey...............1....1/1899......................b. Kans. 1910 Census Bourbon Co.,Kansas ed 47 vol 6 James W. Perkins.....age 79.....b. Tenn. Eliza....................69.....b. Ill.
Mary Ann 1853 married in Greene Co., Ind. 1854 living in Missouri 1859 living in Missouri 1860 Census Bourbon Co., Kansas, no twp listed, P.O. Mapleton pg-68 James Perkins.....age 31.....farmer.....b. Ind. Mary Ann..............28....housewife...b. Ind. Christopher..........6................b. Mo. William C............5................b. Mo. James O..............2................b. Mo. Margaret.............1................b. Mo. Alexander Perkins.....16..farm labor....b. Mo. 1870 Census Bourbon Co., Fort Scott twp., Kansas pg-19 James Perkins.....age 48.....farmer.....b. Mary A................39................b. Ind. C.C.................14................b. Mo. James...............13................b. Mo. Margaret............11................b. Mo. Aquilla..............9................b. Kans. Jane.................7................b.Kans. Franklin.............5................b. Kans. Mary.................1................b. Kans. 1880 Census Bourbon Co., Franklin twp., Kansas page 6e.d. 24 James W. Perkins.....age 49.....farmer.....b. Tenn. Mary A...................49................b. Ind. Aquilla................18................b.Kans. Jane...................16................b. Kans. Frank..................14................b. Kans. Ellen M................12................b. Kans. John...................10................b. Kans. Josephine...............7................b. Kans. Edmond..................3................b. Kans. 1900 Census Bourbon Co., Franklin twp., Kansas e.d. 41 James Perkins.....age 70....6/1830....father-in-law.....b. Ind. Josie Finley........27... 6/1873......................b. Kans. Charles Finley......27....9/1872......................b. Ind. Eddie................3....8/1896......................b. Kans. Harvey...............1....1/1899......................b. Kans. 1910 Census Bourbon Co.,Kansas ed 47 vol 6 James W. Perkins.....age 79.....b. Tenn. Eliza....................69.....b. Ill.
Children of Mary Ann Chapman and James Wood Perkins
- Christopher Columbus Perkins+ b. Sep 4, 1854, d. Sep 24, 1913
- William C. Perkins b. circa 1855, d. before 1870
- James O. Perkins b. Feb, 1858, d. after 1915
- Margaret Freelove Perkins+ b. Jun 29, 1859, d. Jan 14, 1923
- Aquilla Perkins+ b. circa 1861, d. after Jun 1, 1880
- Jane Perkins b. circa 1863
- Franklin Perkins b. circa 1865
- Mary Perkins b. circa 1869
- John Perkins b. circa 1870
- Josephine Perkins+ b. Jun, 1873
- Edmond Perkins b. circa 1877
Nathan L. Chapman
M, #323631, b. Jan 25, 1835, d. Feb 19, 1910
Nathan L. Chapman|b. Jan 25, 1835\nd. Feb 19, 1910|p3237.htm#i323631|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Nathan L. Chapman was born on Jan 25, 1835 at Orange County, Indiana. He was the son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. Nathan married Mary O. Buzan on Jan 22, 1857 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Nathan married Nancy J. Lewis on Jan 11, 1859 at Greene County, Indiana. Nathan L. Chapman died on Feb 19, 1910 at Loup City, Sherman County, Nebraska, at age 75. Nathan was buried on Feb 21, 1910 at Moon Cemetery, Loup City, Sherman County, Nebraska.
Nathan Chapman 1857 married Mary Buzan in Greene Co., Ind. 1859 married Nancy J. Lewis in Greene Co., Ind. 1860 Census, Cass twp.,Greene Co., Ind. Newberry P.O. Nathan Chapman.....age 25.....farmer.....b.Ind. Nancy..................21................b.Ind. Mary J...............6/12..............b.Ind. 1862 October Scotland twp., Greene Co., Ind. Nathan Chapman land record with Geo. W. Anderson 1866 living in Illinois 1870 Census, Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill. pg-26 Nathan Chapman.....age 34.....farmer.....b.Ind. Nancy..................31................b.Ind. Mary J...............10................b.Ind. William H.............7................b.Ind. Nathan A..............4................b.Ill. Laura E..............11/12.............b.Ill. 1880 Census---could not find in Illinois census 1880 Census Cumberland Co., Ill. pg-13 Cottonwood twp. Laura Chapman.....age 15.....domestic.....b. Ind. (counted with Levi Hill family) next to Robert Foote family. 1883 Sept. 20, Nathan Chapman Grantor, to Geo. Lytle. Cumberland Co., Ill. 1886 Feb. 17, Cumberland Co., Ill land record John L. Carr-grantor, Nathan Chapman grantee. 1888 tax list Nathan Chapman Sherman Co., Neb. 1900 Census Sherman Co., Scott twp., e.d. 184 1-A Nathan Chapman.....age 65...brother.....laborer...b. Ind. (listed with brotherWm H. Chapman) 1903 Sept. warrenty deed, Sherman Co., Neb. Nathan Chapman, grantor. David Bird grantee 1903 grantor U.S. Land office...grantee Nathan Chapman 1905 Dec. land record Nathan Chapman Sherman Co., Neb. warrenty deed, grantee..Nelson F. Chapman 1906 Sept 29 land record Nathan Chapman to Nelson F. Chapman. Same date Nathan Chapman, grantor to Perry Parks and wife warrenty deed. 1910 Feb. died in Sherman Co., Neb.
Nathan Chapman 1857 married Mary Buzan in Greene Co., Ind. 1859 married Nancy J. Lewis in Greene Co., Ind. 1860 Census, Cass twp.,Greene Co., Ind. Newberry P.O. Nathan Chapman.....age 25.....farmer.....b.Ind. Nancy..................21................b.Ind. Mary J...............6/12..............b.Ind. 1862 October Scotland twp., Greene Co., Ind. Nathan Chapman land record with Geo. W. Anderson 1866 living in Illinois 1870 Census, Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill. pg-26 Nathan Chapman.....age 34.....farmer.....b.Ind. Nancy..................31................b.Ind. Mary J...............10................b.Ind. William H.............7................b.Ind. Nathan A..............4................b.Ill. Laura E..............11/12.............b.Ill. 1880 Census---could not find in Illinois census 1880 Census Cumberland Co., Ill. pg-13 Cottonwood twp. Laura Chapman.....age 15.....domestic.....b. Ind. (counted with Levi Hill family) next to Robert Foote family. 1883 Sept. 20, Nathan Chapman Grantor, to Geo. Lytle. Cumberland Co., Ill. 1886 Feb. 17, Cumberland Co., Ill land record John L. Carr-grantor, Nathan Chapman grantee. 1888 tax list Nathan Chapman Sherman Co., Neb. 1900 Census Sherman Co., Scott twp., e.d. 184 1-A Nathan Chapman.....age 65...brother.....laborer...b. Ind. (listed with brotherWm H. Chapman) 1903 Sept. warrenty deed, Sherman Co., Neb. Nathan Chapman, grantor. David Bird grantee 1903 grantor U.S. Land office...grantee Nathan Chapman 1905 Dec. land record Nathan Chapman Sherman Co., Neb. warrenty deed, grantee..Nelson F. Chapman 1906 Sept 29 land record Nathan Chapman to Nelson F. Chapman. Same date Nathan Chapman, grantor to Perry Parks and wife warrenty deed. 1910 Feb. died in Sherman Co., Neb.
Children of Nathan L. Chapman and Nancy J. Lewis
Nathan married Nancy J. Lewis on Jan 11, 1859 at Greene County, Indiana.
- Nancy Jane Chapman b. Nov 26, 1860, d. Jul 17, 1902
- Nathan A. Chapman b. circa 1866
- Martha Alice Chapman b. Apr 1, 1867, d. Feb 10, 1934
- Laura Etta Chapman+ b. Jul 1, 1869, d. Feb 9, 1939
- Freeman Nelson Chapman+ b. Oct 17, 1875, d. Oct 9, 1952
- Amanda Elizabeth Chapman+ b. Dec 14, 1876, d. Jan 29, 1941
- William Harvey Chapman b. Aug 22, 1878, d. 1890
- Flora Dell Chapman+ b. Dec 9, 1879, d. May 24, 1963
- Carrie Chapman b. Mar 11, 1880
Christopher Columbus Chapman
M, #323632, b. May 28, 1837, d. Jan 5, 1911
Christopher Columbus Chapman|b. May 28, 1837\nd. Jan 5, 1911|p3237.htm#i323632|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Christopher Columbus Chapman was born on May 28, 1837 at Lawrence County, Indiana. He was the son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. Christopher married Elizabeth Smiley on Dec 10, 1857 at Washington Twp., Daviess County, Indiana. Christopher married Permelia Eastin on Oct 22, 1886 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. Christopher Columbus Chapman died on Jan 5, 1911 at Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois, at age 73. Christopher was buried on Jan 7, 1911 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
Christopher Chapman 1857 married in Daviess Co., Ind. 1860 Census, Cass twp., Greene Co., Ind. Newberry P.O. pg-167 Christopher C. Chapman.....age 22.....farmer.....b.Ind. Elizabeth Chapman...............20................b.Ind. Freelove J. Chapaman (female)..1................b.Ind. 1870 Census, Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill. pg-1 Christopher Chapman.....age 35.....farmer.....b.Ind. Elizabeth...................30.....keeps house.....b.Ind. Freelove..................12.....................b.Ind. Alonzo....................10.....................b.Ind. Ella.......................8.....................b.Ind. Bnnel?......(male).........3.....................b.Ill. Chatman.....(male)........8/12...................b.Ill. 1880 Census Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co.,Ill., e.d. 61 sheet 36 Christopher Chapman.....age 43.....farm tenant.....b.Ind. Freelove..................20.....................b.Ind. Ellen.....................18.....................b.Ind. Bruce.....................13.....................b.Ill. Edgar......................9.....................b.Ill. Minnie.....................7.....................b.Ill. Mattie.....................6.....................b.Ill. 1886 Oct 22, Christopher Chapman married Permelia Eastin (2nd-marriage) in brides home, Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill. 1900 Census Coles Co., Ill., Pleasant Grove twp., vol. 13, e.d. 34 Sheet 3, Line 46, Lerna Christopher Chapman.....age 63.....5/1837.....b. Ind. married 13 years Louisa J. Foote.............73.....11/1826....b. Ind. widow, mother of 11 children, 5 living John W. Foote.............44.....1/1856.....b. Ind. single 1904 Christopher Chapman was in Litchfield, Sherman Co., Neb. (photograph with Chapman family) 1910 Census Scott twp., Sherman Co., Neb. e.d. 220 7A Christopher Chapman.....age 73.....laborer.........b.Ind. brother Harve Chapman...............64.....farmer..........b.Ind. Emma........................57.....................b.Ind. Ruth......................16.....................b.Neb. Harvey....................13.....................b.Neb. 1911, January Christopher Chapman died at Lerna, Coles Co., Ill. Mrs. Charles Wells of this city was bereaved this morning when her aged father, Christopher Chapman, a former resident of Lerna, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. William Riley, in Mattoon, at 4'oclock this morning. His death was due to pneumonia after an illness of several weeks. The funeral services will be held at the residence of J.H. Kirk- ling in Lerna, at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning. Burial will follow in Shilo Cemetery. Christopher Chapman, who was 74 years of age, had made Lerna his home for many years. Some years ago he left for Litchfield, Neb. where he made his home with a brother and a son. Several months ago he arrived in Mattoon to visit with relatives and later was stricken with pneumonia. He is survived by two sons, Bruce Chapman of Litchfield, Neb., and Ed Chapman of Rockwood,(Randolph Co.) Illinois, and a daughter Mrs. Charles Wells of Charleston. Two sisters, Mrs. William Riley and Mrs. C. Matthews of Mattoon, and a brotheralso survive.
Christopher Chapman 1857 married in Daviess Co., Ind. 1860 Census, Cass twp., Greene Co., Ind. Newberry P.O. pg-167 Christopher C. Chapman.....age 22.....farmer.....b.Ind. Elizabeth Chapman...............20................b.Ind. Freelove J. Chapaman (female)..1................b.Ind. 1870 Census, Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill. pg-1 Christopher Chapman.....age 35.....farmer.....b.Ind. Elizabeth...................30.....keeps house.....b.Ind. Freelove..................12.....................b.Ind. Alonzo....................10.....................b.Ind. Ella.......................8.....................b.Ind. Bnnel?......(male).........3.....................b.Ill. Chatman.....(male)........8/12...................b.Ill. 1880 Census Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co.,Ill., e.d. 61 sheet 36 Christopher Chapman.....age 43.....farm tenant.....b.Ind. Freelove..................20.....................b.Ind. Ellen.....................18.....................b.Ind. Bruce.....................13.....................b.Ill. Edgar......................9.....................b.Ill. Minnie.....................7.....................b.Ill. Mattie.....................6.....................b.Ill. 1886 Oct 22, Christopher Chapman married Permelia Eastin (2nd-marriage) in brides home, Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill. 1900 Census Coles Co., Ill., Pleasant Grove twp., vol. 13, e.d. 34 Sheet 3, Line 46, Lerna Christopher Chapman.....age 63.....5/1837.....b. Ind. married 13 years Louisa J. Foote.............73.....11/1826....b. Ind. widow, mother of 11 children, 5 living John W. Foote.............44.....1/1856.....b. Ind. single 1904 Christopher Chapman was in Litchfield, Sherman Co., Neb. (photograph with Chapman family) 1910 Census Scott twp., Sherman Co., Neb. e.d. 220 7A Christopher Chapman.....age 73.....laborer.........b.Ind. brother Harve Chapman...............64.....farmer..........b.Ind. Emma........................57.....................b.Ind. Ruth......................16.....................b.Neb. Harvey....................13.....................b.Neb. 1911, January Christopher Chapman died at Lerna, Coles Co., Ill. Mrs. Charles Wells of this city was bereaved this morning when her aged father, Christopher Chapman, a former resident of Lerna, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. William Riley, in Mattoon, at 4'oclock this morning. His death was due to pneumonia after an illness of several weeks. The funeral services will be held at the residence of J.H. Kirk- ling in Lerna, at 11 o'clock on Saturday morning. Burial will follow in Shilo Cemetery. Christopher Chapman, who was 74 years of age, had made Lerna his home for many years. Some years ago he left for Litchfield, Neb. where he made his home with a brother and a son. Several months ago he arrived in Mattoon to visit with relatives and later was stricken with pneumonia. He is survived by two sons, Bruce Chapman of Litchfield, Neb., and Ed Chapman of Rockwood,(Randolph Co.) Illinois, and a daughter Mrs. Charles Wells of Charleston. Two sisters, Mrs. William Riley and Mrs. C. Matthews of Mattoon, and a brotheralso survive.
Children of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley
Christopher married Elizabeth Smiley on Dec 10, 1857 at Washington Twp., Daviess County, Indiana.
- Freelove J. Chapman b. circa 1859, d. before 1941
- Aquilla Chapman b. circa 1861, d. circa 1869
- Mary Chapman+ b. circa 1862, d. before 1941
- Sarah Ellen Chapman+ b. Feb 13, 1865, d. Mar 9, 1947
- Alvin Bruce Chapman+ b. Jun 28, 1867, d. Jan 21, 1941
- Edgar Chapman+ b. Mar 3, 1870, d. Dec 17, 1929
- Minnie Chapman b. circa 1873
- Mattie Chapman b. 1874, d. before 1941
Myrah Elizabeth Chapman
F, #323633, b. Aug 18, 1843, d. Mar 22, 1921
Myrah Elizabeth Chapman|b. Aug 18, 1843\nd. Mar 22, 1921|p3237.htm#i323633|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Myrah Elizabeth Chapman was born on Aug 18, 1843 at Marion Twp., Lawrence County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. Myrah married Robert M. Reynolds, son of Adam Reynolds and Elizabeth (Unknown), on Apr 18, 1864 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Myrah Elizabeth Chapman died on Mar 22, 1921 at Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska, at age 77. Myrah was buried on Mar 24, 1921 at Kearney Cemetery, Kearney, Buffalo County, Nebraska.
1870 Census Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill., pg-21 Robert Reynolds.....age 27.....works on farm.....b. Ind. Elizabeth...............26....keeps house........b. Ind. Ida....................3.......................b. Ill. Ada....................2.......................b. Ill. Aquilla Chapman.........66....works on farm......b. Ky.. Angeline..............20....house keeper.......b. Ind. 1880 Census Center precint, Buffalo Co., Neb., pg-21 Robert Reynolds.....age 37..........b. Ind. Elizabeth...............36..........b. Ind. Ida...................13..........b. Ill. Ada...................11..........b. Ill. Jesse..................5..........b. Ill. 1889 School census Kearney, Neb. Jessie Reynolds.....age 13 Ada Reynolds............20 1900 Census Buffalo Co., City of Kearney, e.d. 36, sheet B-8 Robert Reynolds.....age 57.....1/1843.....b. Ind. Elizabeth...............57.......1843.....b. Ind. mother of 3 children, 3 living 1906-1907 residence 2113 Ave. B. Kearney, Neb. 1909 April 30, Litchfield Monitor Sometime ago W.H. Chapman enjoyed a visit from 2 of his sisters. Mrs. Bob Reynolds of Kearney, and Mrs. Riley Smith of Denver. 1910 Census Buffalo Co., city of Kearney e.d. 47 pg-198 sheet 6-A Robert M. Reynolds.....age 67.....hackman.....b. Ind. Myrah E....................66.................b.Ind. mother of 7 children, 3 living father b. Ky., mother b. S.C. 1910-1911residence 2720 Ave. B. Kearney, Neb. 1914 Oct 2, Mrs. R.M. Reynolds, of Kearney is here visiting her brother W.H. Chapman. 1915-1918 residence 115 East 22nd St., Kearney, Neb. 1921 died in Kearney, Buffalo Co., Neb.
1870 Census Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill., pg-21 Robert Reynolds.....age 27.....works on farm.....b. Ind. Elizabeth...............26....keeps house........b. Ind. Ida....................3.......................b. Ill. Ada....................2.......................b. Ill. Aquilla Chapman.........66....works on farm......b. Ky.. Angeline..............20....house keeper.......b. Ind. 1880 Census Center precint, Buffalo Co., Neb., pg-21 Robert Reynolds.....age 37..........b. Ind. Elizabeth...............36..........b. Ind. Ida...................13..........b. Ill. Ada...................11..........b. Ill. Jesse..................5..........b. Ill. 1889 School census Kearney, Neb. Jessie Reynolds.....age 13 Ada Reynolds............20 1900 Census Buffalo Co., City of Kearney, e.d. 36, sheet B-8 Robert Reynolds.....age 57.....1/1843.....b. Ind. Elizabeth...............57.......1843.....b. Ind. mother of 3 children, 3 living 1906-1907 residence 2113 Ave. B. Kearney, Neb. 1909 April 30, Litchfield Monitor Sometime ago W.H. Chapman enjoyed a visit from 2 of his sisters. Mrs. Bob Reynolds of Kearney, and Mrs. Riley Smith of Denver. 1910 Census Buffalo Co., city of Kearney e.d. 47 pg-198 sheet 6-A Robert M. Reynolds.....age 67.....hackman.....b. Ind. Myrah E....................66.................b.Ind. mother of 7 children, 3 living father b. Ky., mother b. S.C. 1910-1911residence 2720 Ave. B. Kearney, Neb. 1914 Oct 2, Mrs. R.M. Reynolds, of Kearney is here visiting her brother W.H. Chapman. 1915-1918 residence 115 East 22nd St., Kearney, Neb. 1921 died in Kearney, Buffalo Co., Neb.
Children of Myrah Elizabeth Chapman and Robert M. Reynolds
- Frankie Reynolds
- (Unknown) Reynolds
- Mollie Reynolds b. circa 1865, d. Sep 21, 1874
- Ida Reynolds b. circa 1867, d. Aug 25, 1911
- Adelaide M. Reynolds+ b. circa 1869, d. after 1930
- Jesse C. Reynolds b. circa 1876, d. after 1920
- Gladys Cornelius Reynolds b. circa 1893, d. Aug 25, 1911
Rosella Charlotte Chapman
F, #323634, b. Feb 6, 1840, d. Oct 18, 1923
Rosella Charlotte Chapman|b. Feb 6, 1840\nd. Oct 18, 1923|p3237.htm#i323634|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Rosella Charlotte Chapman was born on Feb 6, 1840 at Lawrence County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. Rosella married Riley Smith, son of Nelson Smith, on May 16, 1861 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Rosella Charlotte Chapman died on Oct 18, 1923 at Denver, Denver County, Colorado, at age 83. Rosella was buried on Oct 20, 1923 at Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.
Rosella Charlotte Chapman 1861 married in Greene Co.,Ind. 1870 Census Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill. pg-13 Campbell P.O. Riley Smith.....age 32.....farmer.....b. Ind. Charlotte...........25....keeps house...b.Ind. Margaret...........8..................b. Ind. William............6..................b. Ind. Edgar..............4..................B. Ind. Cora...............5/12...............b. Ind. Nelson Smith........73..................b. Tenn. 1880 Census, Center precint, Buffalo Co., Neb. pg-20 Riley Smith.....age 42..................b. Ind. Charlotte...........40..................b. Ind. Josie.............18..................b. Ind. William...........15..................b. Ind. Edgar.............13..................b. Ind. Cora..............10..................b. Ind. Monroe.............5..................b. Ind. 1888 August 16, Litchfield, Neb. Riley Smith opened the Commercial Hotel in town. 1888 Oct 18,Litchfield, Nebraska Mr. W. Karn and family of Kearney, were in town several days since our last issue, visiting friends. Mrs. Karn is a daughter of the prop- prietor of the Commercial Hotel Mr. Riley Smith. 1888 Dec 13, Litchfield,Neb. Mr. W.H. Chapman and sister, Mrs. R. Smith returned last Friday night from their visit of several weeks duration at their old home in Illinois. Harvethinks that country has now improved very much during the years of his absence, and also that this country looks far better after being away from it awhile. He is perfectly satisfied with his Nebraska home. 1898 May, Living in Denver, Colorado. 1900 Census Arapahoe Co., Valverda, Colorado, Maple Street Riley Smith Rosela C. Smith Francis J. Pearson.....G.D....age 10...4/1890....b. Neb. 1909 April 30, Litchfield Monitor. Sometime ago W.H. Chapman enjoyed a visit from two of his sisters, Mrs. Bob Reynolds of Kearney, and Mrs. Riley Smith of Denver. Mrs. Smith's son met with quite a serious accident last December atwhich time he had his legs cut off. Mrs. Smith was careing for him at the hospital and when on her way home stopped off and visited her brother W.H. Chapman at this place. 1910 living in Denver Co., Denver, Colorado 1920 Census Denver Co., Denver, Colorado, 1422 West Maple Avenue Riley Smith.....age 83.....b. Ind. Rosella C...........79.....b. Ind. 1923 Oct 20th, died in Denver, Colorado. Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Block 28, Lot 112.
Rosella Charlotte Chapman 1861 married in Greene Co.,Ind. 1870 Census Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill. pg-13 Campbell P.O. Riley Smith.....age 32.....farmer.....b. Ind. Charlotte...........25....keeps house...b.Ind. Margaret...........8..................b. Ind. William............6..................b. Ind. Edgar..............4..................B. Ind. Cora...............5/12...............b. Ind. Nelson Smith........73..................b. Tenn. 1880 Census, Center precint, Buffalo Co., Neb. pg-20 Riley Smith.....age 42..................b. Ind. Charlotte...........40..................b. Ind. Josie.............18..................b. Ind. William...........15..................b. Ind. Edgar.............13..................b. Ind. Cora..............10..................b. Ind. Monroe.............5..................b. Ind. 1888 August 16, Litchfield, Neb. Riley Smith opened the Commercial Hotel in town. 1888 Oct 18,Litchfield, Nebraska Mr. W. Karn and family of Kearney, were in town several days since our last issue, visiting friends. Mrs. Karn is a daughter of the prop- prietor of the Commercial Hotel Mr. Riley Smith. 1888 Dec 13, Litchfield,Neb. Mr. W.H. Chapman and sister, Mrs. R. Smith returned last Friday night from their visit of several weeks duration at their old home in Illinois. Harvethinks that country has now improved very much during the years of his absence, and also that this country looks far better after being away from it awhile. He is perfectly satisfied with his Nebraska home. 1898 May, Living in Denver, Colorado. 1900 Census Arapahoe Co., Valverda, Colorado, Maple Street Riley Smith Rosela C. Smith Francis J. Pearson.....G.D....age 10...4/1890....b. Neb. 1909 April 30, Litchfield Monitor. Sometime ago W.H. Chapman enjoyed a visit from two of his sisters, Mrs. Bob Reynolds of Kearney, and Mrs. Riley Smith of Denver. Mrs. Smith's son met with quite a serious accident last December atwhich time he had his legs cut off. Mrs. Smith was careing for him at the hospital and when on her way home stopped off and visited her brother W.H. Chapman at this place. 1910 living in Denver Co., Denver, Colorado 1920 Census Denver Co., Denver, Colorado, 1422 West Maple Avenue Riley Smith.....age 83.....b. Ind. Rosella C...........79.....b. Ind. 1923 Oct 20th, died in Denver, Colorado. Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Block 28, Lot 112.
Children of Rosella Charlotte Chapman and Riley Smith
- Frankie Smith
- Margaret Josie Smith b. circa 1862
- William Smith b. circa 1865
- John Edgar Smith+ b. 1867, d. 1937
- Cora Smith b. 1870
- Monroe Smith b. circa 1875
Emarine Chapman
F, #323635, b. Jul 15, 1852, d. May 24, 1915
Emarine Chapman|b. Jul 15, 1852\nd. May 24, 1915|p3237.htm#i323635|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston Freelove Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|Nathan Chapman|b. 1776\nd. circa 1843|p3241.htm#i324072|Jane Van Cleave|b. circa 1779\nd. Mar 10, 1829|p792.htm#i79149|Aaron Warren|b. circa 1777\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323627|Louvinah Sharp|b. Jan 8, 1780\nd. after 1850|p3237.htm#i323628|
Relationship=5th cousin 3 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=6th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Emarine Chapman was born on Jul 15, 1852 at Lawrence County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren. Emarine married Columbus Matthews, son of Alfred M. Matthews and Popelia Hardwick, in Aug, 1869 at Cumberland County, Illinois. Emarine Chapman died on May 24, 1915 at Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois, at age 62. Emarine was buried on May 26, 1915 at Dodge Grove Cemetery, Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois.
Mattoon Journal Gazette--Aug 1906 Personal-----Sister Dead Mrs. C. Matthews was called to Farmington, today on account of her sister, Mrs. Jane Foote, who had been infeeble health for some time. She was 80 years old. 1870 Census Cumberland Co., Ill., Cottonwood twp., pg-23 P.O. Campbell 6/22/1870 ColumbusMatthews.....age 22.....farmer.....b. Ind. married in August Emeline...................17...keeps house..b. Ind. 1880 Census Coles Co., Ill. Pleasant Grove twp., pg-13, e.d. 59 6/9/1880 village of Farmington Columbus Matthews.....age 31.....stock trader.....b. Ind. Emarine...................28......................b. Ind. Carry......dau..........10......................b. Ill. Ross.......son...........8......................b. Ill. Emma.......dau...........7......................b. Ill. Belle......dau...........4......................b.Ill. John.......son...........2......................b. Ill. Scott......son...........2/12 Feb..............b. Ill. 1900 Census Coles Co., Ill. City of Mattoon, e.d. 29, sheet 9-A Columbus Matthews.....age 52.....4/1848...R.R. clerk.....b. Ind. married 31 years Emarine...................48.....7/1852..................b. Ind. mother of 13 children, 7 living John.....age 23.....4/1877....R.R.brakeman.........b. Ill. Stanley......18.....5/1882.............b. Ill. Nellie.......12.....4/1888.............b. Ill. Burton.......10.....5/1890.............b. Ill. 1910 Census Coles Co. Ill., 016 0059 0405 Columbus Matthews.....age 61.....b. Ind. Emma......................56.....b. Ind. Ross....................37.....b. Ill. Berton..................19.....b. Ill. 1920 Census Mattoon, Coles Co., Ill. Vol. 17, E.D. 72 Address: 904 South 17th Street,Mattoon, Ill. Columbus Matthews.....age 71.....b. Ind. Sara T.....wife...........53.....b. Ill.
Mattoon Journal Gazette--Aug 1906 Personal-----Sister Dead Mrs. C. Matthews was called to Farmington, today on account of her sister, Mrs. Jane Foote, who had been infeeble health for some time. She was 80 years old. 1870 Census Cumberland Co., Ill., Cottonwood twp., pg-23 P.O. Campbell 6/22/1870 ColumbusMatthews.....age 22.....farmer.....b. Ind. married in August Emeline...................17...keeps house..b. Ind. 1880 Census Coles Co., Ill. Pleasant Grove twp., pg-13, e.d. 59 6/9/1880 village of Farmington Columbus Matthews.....age 31.....stock trader.....b. Ind. Emarine...................28......................b. Ind. Carry......dau..........10......................b. Ill. Ross.......son...........8......................b. Ill. Emma.......dau...........7......................b. Ill. Belle......dau...........4......................b.Ill. John.......son...........2......................b. Ill. Scott......son...........2/12 Feb..............b. Ill. 1900 Census Coles Co., Ill. City of Mattoon, e.d. 29, sheet 9-A Columbus Matthews.....age 52.....4/1848...R.R. clerk.....b. Ind. married 31 years Emarine...................48.....7/1852..................b. Ind. mother of 13 children, 7 living John.....age 23.....4/1877....R.R.brakeman.........b. Ill. Stanley......18.....5/1882.............b. Ill. Nellie.......12.....4/1888.............b. Ill. Burton.......10.....5/1890.............b. Ill. 1910 Census Coles Co. Ill., 016 0059 0405 Columbus Matthews.....age 61.....b. Ind. Emma......................56.....b. Ind. Ross....................37.....b. Ill. Berton..................19.....b. Ill. 1920 Census Mattoon, Coles Co., Ill. Vol. 17, E.D. 72 Address: 904 South 17th Street,Mattoon, Ill. Columbus Matthews.....age 71.....b. Ind. Sara T.....wife...........53.....b. Ill.
Children of Emarine Chapman and Columbus Matthews
- Carry Matthews b. circa 1870, d. before 1920
- Ross A. Matthews b. circa 1872, d. Aug 5, 1961
- Emma M. Matthews b. circa 1873
- Athey Belle Matthews b. Jul 12, 1876, d. Jan 19, 1890
- John P. Matthews b. Apr, 1877
- Scott Matthews b. Feb 2, 1880
- (Unknown) Matthews b. Jul 19, 1881
- Stanley Matthews b. May, 1882
- (Unknown) Matthews b. Feb 26, 1886
- Nellie L. Matthews b. Apr, 1888
- H. Burton Matthews b. May, 1890
Robert Foote
M, #323636, b. Feb 11, 1829, d. Aug 12, 1893
Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Prosper Alonzo Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||||||||||||||
Robert Foote was born on Feb 11, 1829 at Lawrence County, Indiana. He was the son of Prosper Alonzo Foote. Robert married Louisa Jane Chapman, daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Feb 15, 1849 at Bedford, Lawrence County, Indiana. Robert Foote died on Aug 12, 1893 at Coles County, Illinois, at age 64. Robert was buried in Aug, 1893 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
I have obtained a copy of Roberts military Pension File and I also have census records showing Robert and Janes movements from 1850-through death. I believe based upon a letter that Robert was orphaned and that his Uncle WInthrop raised him. The information on Winthrop is really fascinating he was a Yale educated Lawyer and Doctor and one of the first to export stone from the queries of Bedford.. Winthrops brother Ziba died as part of the first survey team in IN. There is a great book about Ziba entitled Foote's Grave Pond. The only one of Winthrop's brothers that seems to work as a possible father for Robert is Prosper Alonzo Foote. He died around 1831 and would be consistent with Robert coming to live with Winthrop at an early age. The only thing I have to base this speculation on is a letter from Lawerence County Foote file that is almost 20 years old that is a request for info on Robert stating that he had seen a document that stated that Robert was the son of a brother of Winthrop and came to live with him at an early age. You can acess all of Dr. Winthrops brothers and sisters by going to Edward Foote and Anna Prindle listing at familysearch. This line is throughly documented going back to 1550's. That is why I have trying so long to get the last connection figured out. I have pretty good information on most of Robert and Janes Children there just a couple that I am little sketchy. Most of Robert and Jane's family are in a couple of cemetaries a mile a part. Family history says that Roberts farm was roughly directly behind the cemetary he is buried in. I would be very happy to share anything I have just let me know what you need. I am pretty well set as far as military records, census records, and most of Roberts children any assitance you can offer me would be great. As I said I am hoping to make another trip to Indiana in a couple of weeks Bedford is about 3 hours from here. It has been about 5 years since I have made a trip over there. I think I have almost all the Coles County items I can find. My Aunt is Coles County Historian so I have been acess a great deal of her books and things to try to find something. I do not have a great deal other than township info on the birth of the kids from familysearch to document the moves of the family between 1850-1870. They were defintely living in Cumberland County Il in 1870, which is roughly 5 miles from where they would settle by 1880. Likely sometime before the marriage of Roberts son my GG Grandison Foote in about 1874. Thanks for responding hopefully we can help each other Jason Easter. jeaster@mchsi.com
Thomas F. Legocki
tlegoski@yahoo.com.
I have obtained a copy of Roberts military Pension File and I also have census records showing Robert and Janes movements from 1850-through death. I believe based upon a letter that Robert was orphaned and that his Uncle WInthrop raised him. The information on Winthrop is really fascinating he was a Yale educated Lawyer and Doctor and one of the first to export stone from the queries of Bedford.. Winthrops brother Ziba died as part of the first survey team in IN. There is a great book about Ziba entitled Foote's Grave Pond. The only one of Winthrop's brothers that seems to work as a possible father for Robert is Prosper Alonzo Foote. He died around 1831 and would be consistent with Robert coming to live with Winthrop at an early age. The only thing I have to base this speculation on is a letter from Lawerence County Foote file that is almost 20 years old that is a request for info on Robert stating that he had seen a document that stated that Robert was the son of a brother of Winthrop and came to live with him at an early age. You can acess all of Dr. Winthrops brothers and sisters by going to Edward Foote and Anna Prindle listing at familysearch. This line is throughly documented going back to 1550's. That is why I have trying so long to get the last connection figured out. I have pretty good information on most of Robert and Janes Children there just a couple that I am little sketchy. Most of Robert and Jane's family are in a couple of cemetaries a mile a part. Family history says that Roberts farm was roughly directly behind the cemetary he is buried in. I would be very happy to share anything I have just let me know what you need. I am pretty well set as far as military records, census records, and most of Roberts children any assitance you can offer me would be great. As I said I am hoping to make another trip to Indiana in a couple of weeks Bedford is about 3 hours from here. It has been about 5 years since I have made a trip over there. I think I have almost all the Coles County items I can find. My Aunt is Coles County Historian so I have been acess a great deal of her books and things to try to find something. I do not have a great deal other than township info on the birth of the kids from familysearch to document the moves of the family between 1850-1870. They were defintely living in Cumberland County Il in 1870, which is roughly 5 miles from where they would settle by 1880. Likely sometime before the marriage of Roberts son my GG Grandison Foote in about 1874. Thanks for responding hopefully we can help each other Jason Easter. jeaster@mchsi.com
Thomas F. Legocki
tlegoski@yahoo.com.
Children of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman
- Grandison Foote+ b. Dec 2, 1849, d. Mar 23, 1890
- Oscar Foote+ b. Feb 11, 1851, d. Oct 6, 1892
- Robert Alonzo Foote b. Mar 2, 1852, d. Sep 22, 1852
- Clarinda J. Foote b. Jul 15, 1854, d. Jul 17, 1887
- John Wesley Foote b. Jan 23, 1856, d. Mar 26, 1926
- Mary Louisa Foote+ b. Nov 8, 1857
- Alice Foote b. Oct 4, 1860, d. Mar 22, 1882
- Elizabeth Foote b. Sep 18, 1862, d. Apr 5, 1863
- Charles W. Foote b. Sep, 1866, d. 1950
- Ray Foote b. Oct 22, 1869
- Clarence Foote+ b. Oct 25, 1871, d. Aug 22, 1953
James Wood Perkins
M, #323637, b. Jun 5, 1830, d. Jan 6, 1912
James Wood Perkins|b. Jun 5, 1830\nd. Jan 6, 1912|p3237.htm#i323637|William D. Perkins|b. Feb 18, 1807\nd. Dec 3, 1873|p3242.htm#i324111|Margaret Clawson|b. Dec 16, 1812\nd. May 10, 1898|p3242.htm#i324112|||||||||||||
James Wood Perkins was born on Jun 5, 1830 at Carter, Tennessee. He was the son of William D. Perkins and Margaret Clawson. James married Mary Ann Chapman, daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Apr 26, 1853 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. James married Eliza (Unknown) at Kansas. James Wood Perkins died on Jan 6, 1912 at Fort Scott, Bourbon County, Kansas, at age 81. James was buried in Jan, 1912 at Walnut Hill Cemetery, Bourbon County, Kansas.
Children of James Wood Perkins and Mary Ann Chapman
- Christopher Columbus Perkins+ b. Sep 4, 1854, d. Sep 24, 1913
- William C. Perkins b. circa 1855, d. before 1870
- James O. Perkins b. Feb, 1858, d. after 1915
- Margaret Freelove Perkins+ b. Jun 29, 1859, d. Jan 14, 1923
- Aquilla Perkins+ b. circa 1861, d. after Jun 1, 1880
- Jane Perkins b. circa 1863
- Franklin Perkins b. circa 1865
- Mary Perkins b. circa 1869
- John Perkins b. circa 1870
- Josephine Perkins+ b. Jun, 1873
- Edmond Perkins b. circa 1877
Mary O. Buzan
F, #323638, b. circa 1838, d. Dec 18, 1857
Mary O. Buzan was born circa 1838. Mary married Nathan L. Chapman, son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Jan 22, 1857 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Mary O. Buzan died on Dec 18, 1857 at Greene County, Indiana.
Nancy J. Lewis
F, #323639, b. Oct 4, 1840, d. Oct 10, 1880
Nancy J. Lewis was born on Oct 4, 1840 at Indiana. Nancy married Nathan L. Chapman, son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Jan 11, 1859 at Greene County, Indiana. Nancy J. Lewis died on Oct 10, 1880 at age 40. Nancy was buried in Oct, 1880 at Ryan Cemetery.
Children of Nancy J. Lewis and Nathan L. Chapman
- Nancy Jane Chapman b. Nov 26, 1860, d. Jul 17, 1902
- Nathan A. Chapman b. circa 1866
- Martha Alice Chapman b. Apr 1, 1867, d. Feb 10, 1934
- Laura Etta Chapman+ b. Jul 1, 1869, d. Feb 9, 1939
- Freeman Nelson Chapman+ b. Oct 17, 1875, d. Oct 9, 1952
- Amanda Elizabeth Chapman+ b. Dec 14, 1876, d. Jan 29, 1941
- William Harvey Chapman b. Aug 22, 1878, d. 1890
- Flora Dell Chapman+ b. Dec 9, 1879, d. May 24, 1963
- Carrie Chapman b. Mar 11, 1880
Elizabeth Smiley
F, #323640, b. circa 1840, d. before 1886
Elizabeth Smiley was born circa 1840 at Indiana. Elizabeth married Christopher Columbus Chapman, son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Dec 10, 1857 at Washington Twp., Daviess County, Indiana. Elizabeth Smiley died before 1886.
Children of Elizabeth Smiley and Christopher Columbus Chapman
- Freelove J. Chapman b. circa 1859, d. before 1941
- Aquilla Chapman b. circa 1861, d. circa 1869
- Mary Chapman+ b. circa 1862, d. before 1941
- Sarah Ellen Chapman+ b. Feb 13, 1865, d. Mar 9, 1947
- Alvin Bruce Chapman+ b. Jun 28, 1867, d. Jan 21, 1941
- Edgar Chapman+ b. Mar 3, 1870, d. Dec 17, 1929
- Minnie Chapman b. circa 1873
- Mattie Chapman b. 1874, d. before 1941
Permelia Eastin
F, #323641, b. Feb, 1846
Permelia Eastin was born in Feb, 1846 at Missouri. Permelia married Christopher Columbus Chapman, son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Oct 22, 1886 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
1900 Census Coles Co., Ill. Pleasant Grove.
1900 Census Coles Co., Ill. Pleasant Grove.
Riley Smith
M, #323642, b. May 14, 1837, d. Oct 25, 1921
Riley Smith|b. May 14, 1837\nd. Oct 25, 1921|p3237.htm#i323642|Nelson Smith|b. circa 1797|p3241.htm#i324067||||||||||||||||
Riley Smith was born on May 14, 1837 at Greene County, Indiana. He was the son of Nelson Smith. Riley married Rosella Charlotte Chapman, daughter of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on May 16, 1861 at Bloomfield, Greene County, Indiana. Riley Smith died on Oct 25, 1921 at Denver, Denver County, Colorado, at age 84. Riley was buried on Oct 27, 1921 at Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.
1870 Census Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill.pg-13 Campbell P.O. Riley Smith.....age 32.....farmer.....b.Ind. Charlotte...........25...keeps house..b.Ind. Margaret...........8................b.Ind. William............6................b.Ind. Edgar..............4................b.Ind. Corj?..............5/12 (female)....b.Ind. Nelson Smith........73................b.Tenn. 1880 Census Center prect. Buffalo Co., Neb, pg-20 Riley Smith.....age 42................b.Ind. Charlotte...........40................b.Ind. Josie.............18................b.Ind. William...........15................b.Ind. Edgar.............10................b.Ind. Era?..............10................b.Ind. Monroe.............5................b.Ind. 1888 Dec 6, Litchfield Monitor Mr. Riley Smith moved from the Hotel to Mr. Gowin's house in the east part of town on Sunday last. 1889 The proprietor of the Litchfield House (Hotel) was R. Smith. 1890 The Commercial Hotel was operated by Reiter in 1890. 1921 Oct 27, died inDenver Colorado. Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Bock 28, Lot. 112.
1870 Census Pleasant Grove twp., Coles Co., Ill.pg-13 Campbell P.O. Riley Smith.....age 32.....farmer.....b.Ind. Charlotte...........25...keeps house..b.Ind. Margaret...........8................b.Ind. William............6................b.Ind. Edgar..............4................b.Ind. Corj?..............5/12 (female)....b.Ind. Nelson Smith........73................b.Tenn. 1880 Census Center prect. Buffalo Co., Neb, pg-20 Riley Smith.....age 42................b.Ind. Charlotte...........40................b.Ind. Josie.............18................b.Ind. William...........15................b.Ind. Edgar.............10................b.Ind. Era?..............10................b.Ind. Monroe.............5................b.Ind. 1888 Dec 6, Litchfield Monitor Mr. Riley Smith moved from the Hotel to Mr. Gowin's house in the east part of town on Sunday last. 1889 The proprietor of the Litchfield House (Hotel) was R. Smith. 1890 The Commercial Hotel was operated by Reiter in 1890. 1921 Oct 27, died inDenver Colorado. Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Bock 28, Lot. 112.
Children of Riley Smith and Rosella Charlotte Chapman
- Frankie Smith
- Margaret Josie Smith b. circa 1862
- William Smith b. circa 1865
- John Edgar Smith+ b. 1867, d. 1937
- Cora Smith b. 1870
- Monroe Smith b. circa 1875
Robert Clair Brown
M, #323643, b. Mar 24, 1890, d. Aug 18, 1943
Robert Clair Brown|b. Mar 24, 1890\nd. Aug 18, 1943|p3237.htm#i323643|Washington H. Brown||p3240.htm#i323936|Isabel Snyder||p3240.htm#i323937|||||||||||||
Robert Clair Brown was born on Mar 24, 1890 at Brown-Lee, Cherry County, Nebraska. He was the son of Washington H. Brown and Isabel Snyder. Robert married Edith Rose Chapman, daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on Dec 24, 1908 at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. Robert Clair Brown died on Aug 18, 1943 at Dunsmuir, Siskiyou County, California, at age 53. Robert was buried on Aug 22, 1943 at Dunsmuir Cemetery, Dunsmuir, Siskiyou County, California.
Cause of Death: heart attack Robert C. Brown 1908 Nov. 27, Litchfield Monitor Claire Brown left for his home at Glitner last Monday morning to be gone a few days. 1909 March 19, Litchfield Monitor Clare Brown has leased the barber chair of Lee Tate and began cutting whiskers for the public Wednesday morning. 1930 U.S. Census California, Siskiyou Co., Dunsmuir R.C. Brown.....age 40.....b. Neb Sadie F.....wife.......39....b. Oregon Robert C......son....17....b. Calif. Benita B.......dau....16....b. Calif.
Cause of Death:
Children of Robert Clair Brown and Edith Rose Chapman
- Vera Edith Brown+ b. Jan 4, 1910, d. Jun 17, 1982
- Robert Clair Brown b. Mar 4, 1913, d. Jun 11, 1994
- Benita Belle Brown b. Feb 18, 1914, d. Dec 27, 2002
John Wilfred Dixon
M, #323644
John married Edith Rose Chapman, daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on Oct 5, 1934 at Bishop, Inyo County, California. John was buried at Masonic Cemetery, Bishop, Inyo County, California.
Gladys B. McCain
F, #323645, b. circa 1903
Gladys B. McCain was born circa 1903. Gladys married Harvey Chapman, son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on Oct 2, 1922. Gladys married George Vincent Roberts. Gladys married (Unknown) Martin.
A Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent Roberts have the honor of announcing the marriage of her daughter Cherie Martin to Earl Ferdinand Craig, II Corporal, Army of the United States on Monday, the eleventh of February one thousand nine hun- dred and forty-six First Methodist Church Snyder, Texas.
A Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent Roberts have the honor of announcing the marriage of her daughter Cherie Martin to Earl Ferdinand Craig, II Corporal, Army of the United States on Monday, the eleventh of February one thousand nine hun- dred and forty-six First Methodist Church Snyder, Texas.
Children of Gladys B. McCain and Harvey Chapman
- William Farris Chapman b. circa 1923
- Cherie Marquieta Chapman b. circa 1924
Vera Sopp
F, #323646, b. Jul 3, 1908, d. Mar 28, 1992
Vera Sopp was born on Jul 3, 1908 at Goldfield, Esmeralda County, Nevada. Vera married Harvey Chapman, son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on Mar 28, 1927. Vera Sopp died on Mar 28, 1992 at Reno, Washoe County, Nevada, at age 83. Vera was buried on Mar 30, 1992 at Lady Of Sorrows, Reno, Washoe County, Nevada.
Child of Vera Sopp and Harvey Chapman
- Jacqueline Chapman b. Sep 19, 1928
Chester Russ Heapy
M, #323647, b. Feb 20, 1891, d. Feb 10, 1981
Chester Russ Heapy|b. Feb 20, 1891\nd. Feb 10, 1981|p3237.htm#i323647|William Heapy|b. 1851|p3240.htm#i323986|Rebecca Jamimah Thompson||p3240.htm#i323987|||||||||||||
Chester Russ Heapy was born on Feb 20, 1891 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. He was the son of William Heapy and Rebecca Jamimah Thompson. Chester married Lea Chapman, daughter of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on Oct 23, 1909 at Loup City, Sherman County, Nebraska. Chester Russ Heapy died on Feb 10, 1981 at Antioch, Contra Costa County, California, at age 89. Chester was buried on Feb 14, 1981 at Memory Garden, Concord, Contra Costa County, California.
A Funeral servicess will be held 11 am Friday at Higgins Funeral Home for Chester Russ Heapy, 89, formerly of Oakley, who died Tuesday at Delta Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born in Litchfield, Nebraska, and attended schools there. He became a mechanic and moved to Richmond in 1913, where he lived until moving to Mariposa in 1929. He came to Antioch in 1944, where he lived before moving to Oakley. He retired in 1956 from a custodial positionwith the California School Employees Association. Survivors include a son, Russell of Antioch; his daughters, Barbara Cake- bread of Antioch and Dorothy Fuller of San Francisco; 8 grand children, 14 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-grandson. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Concord. The family prefers contributions to the Nurses Educational Fund at Delta Memorial Hospital.
A Funeral servicess will be held 11 am Friday at Higgins Funeral Home for Chester Russ Heapy, 89, formerly of Oakley, who died Tuesday at Delta Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born in Litchfield, Nebraska, and attended schools there. He became a mechanic and moved to Richmond in 1913, where he lived until moving to Mariposa in 1929. He came to Antioch in 1944, where he lived before moving to Oakley. He retired in 1956 from a custodial positionwith the California School Employees Association. Survivors include a son, Russell of Antioch; his daughters, Barbara Cake- bread of Antioch and Dorothy Fuller of San Francisco; 8 grand children, 14 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-grandson. Burial will be at Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Concord. The family prefers contributions to the Nurses Educational Fund at Delta Memorial Hospital.
Children of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman
- Russell Eldon Heapy b. Jun 7, 1913, d. Feb 24, 2000
- Barbara Grace Heapy b. Jan 30, 1920
- Dorothy Julia Heapy b. Sep 2, 1921
Myrtle Houghlan
F, #323648, b. Oct 20, 1893, d. Oct 1, 1979
Myrtle Houghlan|b. Oct 20, 1893\nd. Oct 1, 1979|p3237.htm#i323648|Frank Houghlan|b. 1854\nd. 1950|p3240.htm#i323951|Loretta Sharp|b. 1859\nd. 1944|p3240.htm#i323952|||||||||||||
Myrtle Houghlan was born on Oct 20, 1893 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Frank Houghlan and Loretta Sharp. Myrtle married Robert Chapman, son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on Sep 7, 1912 at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. Myrtle Houghlan died on Oct 1, 1979 at Whittier, Los Angeles County, California, at age 85. Myrtle was buried on Oct 5, 1979 at Forest Lawn Memorial, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California.
Children of Myrtle Houghlan and Robert Chapman
- Lillian Lucille Chapman b. Jun 12, 1913, d. Nov 8, 1991
- Robert Chapman b. Oct 10, 1914, d. Aug 20, 1939
- Milford Warren Chapman b. Jan 15, 1917, d. Nov 18, 1997
- Madelyn Maxine Chapman b. Nov 14, 1919
Mattie Debruler
F, #323649, b. Feb 26, 1882, d. Dec 29, 1968
Mattie Debruler|b. Feb 26, 1882\nd. Dec 29, 1968|p3237.htm#i323649|Alfred L. Debruler|b. 1848\nd. 1913|p3238.htm#i323771|Elizabeth M. Johson|b. 1848\nd. 1920|p3240.htm#i323930|||||||||||||
Mattie Debruler was born on Feb 26, 1882 at Petersburg, Pike County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Alfred L. Debruler and Elizabeth M. Johson. Mattie married Ross Chapman, son of William Harvey Chapman and Emaline Gooch, on Jan 30, 1906 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. Mattie Debruler died on Dec 29, 1968 at Rigby, Jefferson County, Idaho, at age 86. Mattie was buried on Jan 3, 1969 at Bayard Cemetery, Bayard, Morrill County, Nebraska.
Mattie DeBruler Chapman, Mattie Chapman 86, formerly of Bayard, died Sunday night at Rigby, Idaho. She was born February 26, 1882, in Petersburg, Indiana. She was married in February in 1906 to Ross Chapman in Litchfield, Neb. He died in 1956. They came to Bayard in 1912 and she left Bayard to live with her son in 1966. Survivors include one son, Don of Rigby, and five grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Assembly of God Church in Bayard.The Rev. Amos Harris will officiate and burial will be in the Bayard Cemetery. The Plummer Funeral Home of Bayard is in charge of arrangements.
Mattie DeBruler Chapman, Mattie Chapman 86, formerly of Bayard, died Sunday night at Rigby, Idaho. She was born February 26, 1882, in Petersburg, Indiana. She was married in February in 1906 to Ross Chapman in Litchfield, Neb. He died in 1956. They came to Bayard in 1912 and she left Bayard to live with her son in 1966. Survivors include one son, Don of Rigby, and five grandchildren and 19 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by a daughter. Funeral services will be held at 2 pm Thursday at the Assembly of God Church in Bayard.The Rev. Amos Harris will officiate and burial will be in the Bayard Cemetery. The Plummer Funeral Home of Bayard is in charge of arrangements.
Children of Mattie Debruler and Ross Chapman
- Grace Nellie Chapman+ b. Jul 21, 1906, d. Jun 16, 1968
- Donald Chapman b. Oct 27, 1916, d. Aug 31, 1974
Grace Nellie Chapman
F, #323650, b. Jul 21, 1906, d. Jun 16, 1968
Grace Nellie Chapman|b. Jul 21, 1906\nd. Jun 16, 1968|p3237.htm#i323650|Ross Chapman|b. Mar 6, 1878\nd. Jul 6, 1956|p3237.htm#i323618|Mattie Debruler|b. Feb 26, 1882\nd. Dec 29, 1968|p3237.htm#i323649|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Alfred L. Debruler|b. 1848\nd. 1913|p3238.htm#i323771|Elizabeth M. Johson|b. 1848\nd. 1920|p3240.htm#i323930|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Grace Nellie Chapman was born on Jul 21, 1906 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Ross Chapman and Mattie Debruler. Grace married Everett Cadwell in 1927 at Gering, Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska. Grace Nellie Chapman died on Jun 16, 1968 at Akron, Summit County, Ohio, at age 61. Grace was buried on Jun 19, 1968 at Hillside Memorial, Akron, Summit County, Ohio.
1930 Census Nebraska, Morrill Co., Bayard Prect. Dist. 1 Everette Cadwell.....age.....27.....b. Neb. Grace............wife..............23.....b. Neb. Everette D.......son........2-7/12.....b. Neb. Richard L........son.........1-2/12....b. Neb.
1930 Census Nebraska, Morrill Co., Bayard Prect. Dist. 1 Everette Cadwell.....age.....27.....b. Neb. Grace............wife..............23.....b. Neb. Everette D.......son........2-7/12.....b. Neb. Richard L........son.........1-2/12....b. Neb.
Children of Grace Nellie Chapman and Everett Cadwell
- Everett Donald Cadwell b. Sep 16, 1927
- Richard L. Cadwell b. Feb 18, 1929, d. Oct 30, 1999
- Robert E. Cadwell b. Jan 25, 1933, d. Nov 5, 1985
Donald Chapman
M, #323651, b. Oct 27, 1916, d. Aug 31, 1974
Donald Chapman|b. Oct 27, 1916\nd. Aug 31, 1974|p3237.htm#i323651|Ross Chapman|b. Mar 6, 1878\nd. Jul 6, 1956|p3237.htm#i323618|Mattie Debruler|b. Feb 26, 1882\nd. Dec 29, 1968|p3237.htm#i323649|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Alfred L. Debruler|b. 1848\nd. 1913|p3238.htm#i323771|Elizabeth M. Johson|b. 1848\nd. 1920|p3240.htm#i323930|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Donald Chapman was born on Oct 27, 1916 at Bayard, Morrill County, Nebraska. He was the son of Ross Chapman and Mattie Debruler. Donald married Hannah Kauffman on Jul 8, 1937. Donald Chapman died on Aug 31, 1974 at Rigby, Jefferson County, Idaho, at age 57. Donald was buried in Aug, 1974 at Annis Cemetery, Annis, Jefferson County, Idaho.
Lillian Lucille Chapman
F, #323652, b. Jun 12, 1913, d. Nov 8, 1991
Lillian Lucille Chapman|b. Jun 12, 1913\nd. Nov 8, 1991|p3237.htm#i323652|Robert Chapman|b. Sep 2, 1885\nd. Feb 20, 1933|p3237.htm#i323621|Myrtle Houghlan|b. Oct 20, 1893\nd. Oct 1, 1979|p3237.htm#i323648|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Frank Houghlan|b. 1854\nd. 1950|p3240.htm#i323951|Loretta Sharp|b. 1859\nd. 1944|p3240.htm#i323952|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Lillian Lucille Chapman was born on Jun 12, 1913 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Robert Chapman and Myrtle Houghlan. Lillian married Don Virgil Kelly on Mar 15, 1936. Lillian Lucille Chapman died on Nov 8, 1991 at Orange County, California, at age 78.
Robert Chapman
M, #323653, b. Oct 10, 1914, d. Aug 20, 1939
Robert Chapman|b. Oct 10, 1914\nd. Aug 20, 1939|p3237.htm#i323653|Robert Chapman|b. Sep 2, 1885\nd. Feb 20, 1933|p3237.htm#i323621|Myrtle Houghlan|b. Oct 20, 1893\nd. Oct 1, 1979|p3237.htm#i323648|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Frank Houghlan|b. 1854\nd. 1950|p3240.htm#i323951|Loretta Sharp|b. 1859\nd. 1944|p3240.htm#i323952|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Robert Chapman was born on Oct 10, 1914 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. He was the son of Robert Chapman and Myrtle Houghlan. Robert Chapman died on Aug 20, 1939 at Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, at age 24. Robert was buried on Aug 25, 1939 at Forest Lawn Memorial, Glendale, Los Angeles County, California.
Milford Warren Chapman
M, #323654, b. Jan 15, 1917, d. Nov 18, 1997
Milford Warren Chapman|b. Jan 15, 1917\nd. Nov 18, 1997|p3237.htm#i323654|Robert Chapman|b. Sep 2, 1885\nd. Feb 20, 1933|p3237.htm#i323621|Myrtle Houghlan|b. Oct 20, 1893\nd. Oct 1, 1979|p3237.htm#i323648|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Frank Houghlan|b. 1854\nd. 1950|p3240.htm#i323951|Loretta Sharp|b. 1859\nd. 1944|p3240.htm#i323952|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Milford Warren Chapman was born on Jan 15, 1917 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. He was the son of Robert Chapman and Myrtle Houghlan. Milford married Mary Jane Schafer on Apr 9, 1939. Milford Warren Chapman died on Nov 18, 1997 at Wasilla, Matsanuska-Susit, Alaska, at age 80. Milford was buried in Nov, 1997.
Madelyn Maxine Chapman
F, #323655, b. Nov 14, 1919
Madelyn Maxine Chapman|b. Nov 14, 1919|p3237.htm#i323655|Robert Chapman|b. Sep 2, 1885\nd. Feb 20, 1933|p3237.htm#i323621|Myrtle Houghlan|b. Oct 20, 1893\nd. Oct 1, 1979|p3237.htm#i323648|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|Frank Houghlan|b. 1854\nd. 1950|p3240.htm#i323951|Loretta Sharp|b. 1859\nd. 1944|p3240.htm#i323952|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Madelyn Maxine Chapman was born on Nov 14, 1919 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Robert Chapman and Myrtle Houghlan. Madelyn married Efford Frank Mason on Mar 27, 1936.
Russell Eldon Heapy
M, #323656, b. Jun 7, 1913, d. Feb 24, 2000
Russell Eldon Heapy|b. Jun 7, 1913\nd. Feb 24, 2000|p3237.htm#i323656|Chester Russ Heapy|b. Feb 20, 1891\nd. Feb 10, 1981|p3237.htm#i323647|Lea Chapman|b. Feb 14, 1891\nd. Mar 24, 1968|p3237.htm#i323623|William Heapy|b. 1851|p3240.htm#i323986|Rebecca J. Thompson||p3240.htm#i323987|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Russell Eldon Heapy was born on Jun 7, 1913 at Grand Island, Hall County, Nebraska. He was the son of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman. Russell married Mary Virginia Marchio, daughter of Guillermo Marchio and Balsamina Dianda, on Mar 18, 1939 at Antioch, Contra Costa County, California. Russell Eldon Heapy died on Feb 24, 2000 at Antioch, Contra Costa County, California, at age 86.
Barbara Grace Heapy
F, #323657, b. Jan 30, 1920
Barbara Grace Heapy|b. Jan 30, 1920|p3237.htm#i323657|Chester Russ Heapy|b. Feb 20, 1891\nd. Feb 10, 1981|p3237.htm#i323647|Lea Chapman|b. Feb 14, 1891\nd. Mar 24, 1968|p3237.htm#i323623|William Heapy|b. 1851|p3240.htm#i323986|Rebecca J. Thompson||p3240.htm#i323987|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Barbara Grace Heapy was born on Jan 30, 1920 at San Diego, San Diego County, California. She was the daughter of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman. Barbara married Raymond Richard Marchio, son of Guillermo Marchio and Balsamina Dianda, on Mar 24, 1939 at Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California. Barbara married Elliott Belmont Cakebread on Apr 17, 1950.
Dorothy Julia Heapy
F, #323658, b. Sep 2, 1921
Dorothy Julia Heapy|b. Sep 2, 1921|p3237.htm#i323658|Chester Russ Heapy|b. Feb 20, 1891\nd. Feb 10, 1981|p3237.htm#i323647|Lea Chapman|b. Feb 14, 1891\nd. Mar 24, 1968|p3237.htm#i323623|William Heapy|b. 1851|p3240.htm#i323986|Rebecca J. Thompson||p3240.htm#i323987|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Dorothy Julia Heapy was born on Sep 2, 1921 at Fresno, Fresno County, California. She was the daughter of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman. Dorothy married Harold Garman on Oct 10, 1939.
Vera Edith Brown
F, #323659, b. Jan 4, 1910, d. Jun 17, 1982
Vera Edith Brown|b. Jan 4, 1910\nd. Jun 17, 1982|p3237.htm#i323659|Robert Clair Brown|b. Mar 24, 1890\nd. Aug 18, 1943|p3237.htm#i323643|Edith Rose Chapman|b. Jan 27, 1888\nd. Dec 15, 1955|p3237.htm#i323622|Washington H. Brown||p3240.htm#i323936|Isabel Snyder||p3240.htm#i323937|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Vera Edith Brown was born on Jan 4, 1910 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska. She was the daughter of Robert Clair Brown and Edith Rose Chapman. Vera married Donald Angus McColeman on Jan 26, 1935. Vera married Carol Leroy Stubs. Vera Edith Brown died on Jun 17, 1982 at Baldwin Park, Los Angeles County, California, at age 72. Vera was buried on Jun 22, 1982 at Oakdale Memorial.Park, Glendora, Los Angeles County, California.
Child of Vera Edith Brown and Donald Angus McColeman
- Patrick Neil McColeman b. Sep 10, 1940, d. Mar 28, 1971
Robert Clair Brown
M, #323660, b. Mar 4, 1913, d. Jun 11, 1994
Robert Clair Brown|b. Mar 4, 1913\nd. Jun 11, 1994|p3237.htm#i323660|Robert Clair Brown|b. Mar 24, 1890\nd. Aug 18, 1943|p3237.htm#i323643|Edith Rose Chapman|b. Jan 27, 1888\nd. Dec 15, 1955|p3237.htm#i323622|Washington H. Brown||p3240.htm#i323936|Isabel Snyder||p3240.htm#i323937|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Robert Clair Brown was born on Mar 4, 1913 at Bishop, Inyo County, California. He was the son of Robert Clair Brown and Edith Rose Chapman. Robert married Laura Devito on Dec 26, 1933. Robert Clair Brown died on Jun 11, 1994 at Enumclaw, King County, Washington, at age 81. Robert was buried on Jun 17, 1994 at Mount View Memorial, Barstow, California.
Barstow - Robert C. Brown, a Barstow city Councilman from 1958 to 1960, died Saturday, June 11, 1994, in Enumclaw, Washington. He was 81. Brown was born inBishop, Calif. on March 4, 1913, and moved back to Bishop after living many years in Barstow. He was manager of the phone company in Barstow in the 1950's,said Jimmy DeWolfe, a city councilman from 1952 to 1960. 'He was very activein the building of the hospital,' DeWolf said. 'He was active in just about anything that came up, like street signs and stoplights.' Brown was a member of the Rotary Club in Barstow. He is survived by son and daughter-in-law Robertand Carole Brown of Sugarland, Texas; and son and daughter-in-law Dennis and Donna Brown of Enumclaw, Washington; two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Visitation is from 2 to 6 PM today at Meade Mortuary, 36930 Irwin Road. Graveside services are scheduled for 10 am Friday, June 17, 1994 at MountainView Memorial Park.
Barstow - Robert C. Brown, a Barstow city Councilman from 1958 to 1960, died Saturday, June 11, 1994, in Enumclaw, Washington. He was 81. Brown was born inBishop, Calif. on March 4, 1913, and moved back to Bishop after living many years in Barstow. He was manager of the phone company in Barstow in the 1950's,said Jimmy DeWolfe, a city councilman from 1952 to 1960. 'He was very activein the building of the hospital,' DeWolf said. 'He was active in just about anything that came up, like street signs and stoplights.' Brown was a member of the Rotary Club in Barstow. He is survived by son and daughter-in-law Robertand Carole Brown of Sugarland, Texas; and son and daughter-in-law Dennis and Donna Brown of Enumclaw, Washington; two grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Visitation is from 2 to 6 PM today at Meade Mortuary, 36930 Irwin Road. Graveside services are scheduled for 10 am Friday, June 17, 1994 at MountainView Memorial Park.
Benita Belle Brown
F, #323661, b. Feb 18, 1914, d. Dec 27, 2002
Benita Belle Brown|b. Feb 18, 1914\nd. Dec 27, 2002|p3237.htm#i323661|Robert Clair Brown|b. Mar 24, 1890\nd. Aug 18, 1943|p3237.htm#i323643|Edith Rose Chapman|b. Jan 27, 1888\nd. Dec 15, 1955|p3237.htm#i323622|Washington H. Brown||p3240.htm#i323936|Isabel Snyder||p3240.htm#i323937|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Benita Belle Brown was born on Feb 18, 1914 at Bishop, Inyo County, California. She was the daughter of Robert Clair Brown and Edith Rose Chapman. Benita married Albert W. Allison, son of James Thomas Allison and Ida Roberts, on Jul 5, 1937 at Tonopah, Nye County, Nevada. Benita married Sidney Worthan Keslar on Aug 2, 1947. Benita Belle Brown died on Dec 27, 2002 at age 88.
Benita Brown, nick-named 'Shortie' is small, 4 feet 11 1/2 inches. 1947 June,Divorced.
Benita Brown, nick-named 'Shortie' is small, 4 feet 11 1/2 inches. 1947 June,Divorced.
Sarah Black
F, #323662, b. 1853, d. 1935
Sarah Black was born in 1853 at Indiana. Sarah married William Harvey Chapman, son of Aquilla G. Chapman and Jeston Freelove Warren, on Feb 10, 1917 at Toledo, Cumberland County, Illinois. Sarah was buried in 1935 at Janesville Cemetery, Janesville, Cumberland County, Illinois. She died in 1935.
William Farris Chapman
M, #323663, b. circa 1923
William Farris Chapman|b. circa 1923|p3237.htm#i323663|Harvey Chapman|b. Oct 25, 1896\nd. Jun 17, 1964|p3237.htm#i323624|Gladys B. McCain|b. circa 1903|p3237.htm#i323645|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|||||||
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
William Farris Chapman was born circa 1923. He was the son of Harvey Chapman and Gladys B. McCain.
A Changed his name from Chapman to Martin. Contact was made with William F. by Jackie Chapman Little, Reno, Nevada.
A Changed his name from Chapman to Martin. Contact was made with William F. by Jackie Chapman Little, Reno, Nevada.
Cherie Marquieta Chapman
F, #323664, b. circa 1924
Cherie Marquieta Chapman|b. circa 1924|p3237.htm#i323664|Harvey Chapman|b. Oct 25, 1896\nd. Jun 17, 1964|p3237.htm#i323624|Gladys B. McCain|b. circa 1903|p3237.htm#i323645|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|||||||
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Cherie Marquieta Chapman was born circa 1924. She was the daughter of Harvey Chapman and Gladys B. McCain. Cherie married Earl Ferdinand Craig on Feb 11, 1946 at Snyder, Scurry County, Texas.
Jacqueline Chapman
F, #323665, b. Sep 19, 1928
Jacqueline Chapman|b. Sep 19, 1928|p3237.htm#i323665|Harvey Chapman|b. Oct 25, 1896\nd. Jun 17, 1964|p3237.htm#i323624|Vera Sopp|b. Jul 3, 1908\nd. Mar 28, 1992|p3237.htm#i323646|William H. Chapman|b. Nov 13, 1845\nd. Sep 11, 1923|p3237.htm#i323611|Emaline Gooch|b. Apr 15, 1854\nd. Apr 29, 1912|p3237.htm#i323612|||||||
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Jacqueline Chapman was born on Sep 19, 1928 at Fort Bragg, Mendocino County, California. She was the daughter of Harvey Chapman and Vera Sopp. Jacqueline married Bill Renfro in Oct, 1946.
Jacqueline Chapman was also known as Jackie Chapman.
Jacqueline Chapman was also known as Jackie Chapman.
Raymond Richard Marchio
M, #323666, b. Dec 28, 1912, d. Sep 14, 1944
Raymond Richard Marchio|b. Dec 28, 1912\nd. Sep 14, 1944|p3237.htm#i323666|Guillermo Marchio||p3240.htm#i323997|Balsamina Dianda||p3240.htm#i323998|||||||||||||
Raymond Richard Marchio was born on Dec 28, 1912 at Bay Point, Contra Costa County, California. He was the son of Guillermo Marchio and Balsamina Dianda. Raymond married Barbara Grace Heapy, daughter of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman, on Mar 24, 1939 at Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California. Raymond Richard Marchio died on Sep 14, 1944 at Fresno, Fresno County, California, at age 31. Raymond was buried on Sep 17, 1944 at Velmont Memorial Cemetery, Fresno, Fresno County, California.
Elliott Belmont Cakebread
M, #323667, b. Aug 1, 1912
Elliott Belmont Cakebread was born on Aug 1, 1912 at Brentwood, Contra Costa County, California. Elliott married Barbara Grace Heapy, daughter of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman, on Apr 17, 1950.
Mary Virginia Marchio
F, #323668, b. Nov 5, 1916
Mary Virginia Marchio|b. Nov 5, 1916|p3237.htm#i323668|Guillermo Marchio||p3240.htm#i323997|Balsamina Dianda||p3240.htm#i323998|||||||||||||
Mary Virginia Marchio was born on Nov 5, 1916 at Bay Point, Contra Costa County, California. She was the daughter of Guillermo Marchio and Balsamina Dianda. Mary married Russell Eldon Heapy, son of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman, on Mar 18, 1939 at Antioch, Contra Costa County, California.
Donald Angus McColeman
M, #323669, b. Sep 25, 1910, d. Jan 19, 1987
Donald Angus McColeman was born on Sep 25, 1910 at Big Beaver, Michigan. Donald married Vera Edith Brown, daughter of Robert Clair Brown and Edith Rose Chapman, on Jan 26, 1935. Donald Angus McColeman died on Jan 19, 1987 at Baldwin Park, Los Angeles County, California, at age 76. Donald was buried on Jan 21, 1987 at Oakdale Memorial.Park, Glendora, Los Angeles County, California.
Child of Donald Angus McColeman and Vera Edith Brown
- Patrick Neil McColeman b. Sep 10, 1940, d. Mar 28, 1971
Laura Devito
F, #323670, b. Feb 18, 1917, d. Nov 4, 1991
Laura Devito was born on Feb 18, 1917 at Atolia, San Bernardino County, California. Laura married Robert Clair Brown, son of Robert Clair Brown and Edith Rose Chapman, on Dec 26, 1933. Laura Devito died on Nov 4, 1991 at Kernville, Kern County, California, at age 74. Laura was buried in Nov, 1991 at Mount View Memorial, Barstow, California.
Albert W. Allison
M, #323671, b. Mar 31, 1914, d. Aug 3, 1981
Albert W. Allison|b. Mar 31, 1914\nd. Aug 3, 1981|p3237.htm#i323671|James Thomas Allison||p3240.htm#i323934|Ida Roberts||p3240.htm#i323935|||||||||||||
Albert W. Allison was born on Mar 31, 1914 at Snyder, Kiowa County, Oklahoma. He was the son of James Thomas Allison and Ida Roberts. Albert married Benita Belle Brown, daughter of Robert Clair Brown and Edith Rose Chapman, on Jul 5, 1937 at Tonopah, Nye County, Nevada. Albert W. Allison died on Aug 3, 1981 at Alameda, Alameda County, California, at age 67. Albert was buried; Cremated.
Bill Renfro
M, #323672
Harold Garman
M, #323673
Harold Garman was born at Kansas. Harold married Dorothy Julia Heapy, daughter of Chester Russ Heapy and Lea Chapman, on Oct 10, 1939.
Grandison Foote
M, #323674, b. Dec 2, 1849, d. Mar 23, 1890
Grandison Foote|b. Dec 2, 1849\nd. Mar 23, 1890|p3237.htm#i323674|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Grandison Foote was born on Dec 2, 1849 at Shawswick Twp., Lawrence County, Indiana. He was the son of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman. Grandison married Mary Alpha Balch on Jul 4, 1871 at Charleston, Coles County, Illinois. Grandison Foote died on Mar 23, 1890 at Coles County, Illinois, at age 40. Grandison was buried in Mar, 1890 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
1870 Census Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill. Campbell P.O.pg-24 John Whisennand....age 60.... farmer............b. Vir. Susan..................35.......................b. Ky. John C..................3.......................b. Ill. Semilda................24.......................b. Ill. Matthews, Florance......9.......................b. Ill. Matthews, Mary M........7.......................b.Ill. Grandison Foot.....age 20.....works on farm.....b.Ind. 1880 Census Pleasant Grove twp. Coles Co., Ill. pg-27 Grandison Foot.....age 30.....farmer............b.Ind. Mary A..........................................b.Ill. Bert O................8.......................b.Ill. Clarinda M............5.......................b.Ill. Astella G.............2.......................b.Ill.
1870 Census Cottonwood twp., Cumberland Co., Ill. Campbell P.O.pg-24 John Whisennand....age 60.... farmer............b. Vir. Susan..................35.......................b. Ky. John C..................3.......................b. Ill. Semilda................24.......................b. Ill. Matthews, Florance......9.......................b. Ill. Matthews, Mary M........7.......................b.Ill. Grandison Foot.....age 20.....works on farm.....b.Ind. 1880 Census Pleasant Grove twp. Coles Co., Ill. pg-27 Grandison Foot.....age 30.....farmer............b.Ind. Mary A..........................................b.Ill. Bert O................8.......................b.Ill. Clarinda M............5.......................b.Ill. Astella G.............2.......................b.Ill.
Children of Grandison Foote and Mary Alpha Balch
- Alice Foote
- Bert O. Foote+ b. 1872, d. 1940
- Clarinda Maud Foote b. circa 1875
- Astella G. Foote+ b. Jun 25, 1878, d. Mar 12, 1962
- Elsie J. Foote b. Jan 1, 1882, d. Aug 6, 1888
- Winnie Foote b. Aug 27, 1882, d. Sep 16, 1883
- Hugh Foote b. Oct 3, 1885, d. 1975
Clarinda J. Foote
F, #323675, b. Jul 15, 1854, d. Jul 17, 1887
Clarinda J. Foote|b. Jul 15, 1854\nd. Jul 17, 1887|p3237.htm#i323675|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Clarinda J. Foote was born on Jul 15, 1854 at Cass Twp., Greene County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman. Clarinda married Walter S. McKinley on Nov 28, 1883 at Charleston, Coles County, Illinois. Clarinda J. Foote died on Jul 17, 1887 at age 33. Clarinda was buried in Jul, 1887.
John Wesley Foote
M, #323676, b. Jan 23, 1856, d. Mar 26, 1926
John Wesley Foote|b. Jan 23, 1856\nd. Mar 26, 1926|p3237.htm#i323676|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
John Wesley Foote was born on Jan 23, 1856 at Cass Twp., Greene County, Indiana. He was the son of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman. John Wesley Foote died on Mar 26, 1926 at Lerna, Coles County, Illinois, at age 70. John was buried on Mar 29, 1926 at Gordon Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
John Foote, 70 years, 2 months, and 3 days, died in the Dixon State Hospital, March 26 of chronic of (sic) myocarditis. The remains were brought to Lerna and funeral services were held at the Shilo Church, Monday, March 29, being conducted by Albert Smith, followed by interment in the Gordon Cemetery. The deceased was born near Bedford, Indiana, January 23, 1856, and lived on a farm near Lerna for some 50 years. He had been an inmate of the Dixon hospital only a few years. Surviving him are one sister and two brothers, Mrs. Louisa Templeton and John Foote, Lerna, and Clarence Foote, Mattoon.
John Foote, 70 years, 2 months, and 3 days, died in the Dixon State Hospital, March 26 of chronic of (sic) myocarditis. The remains were brought to Lerna and funeral services were held at the Shilo Church, Monday, March 29, being conducted by Albert Smith, followed by interment in the Gordon Cemetery. The deceased was born near Bedford, Indiana, January 23, 1856, and lived on a farm near Lerna for some 50 years. He had been an inmate of the Dixon hospital only a few years. Surviving him are one sister and two brothers, Mrs. Louisa Templeton and John Foote, Lerna, and Clarence Foote, Mattoon.
Mary Louisa Foote
F, #323677, b. Nov 8, 1857
Mary Louisa Foote|b. Nov 8, 1857|p3237.htm#i323677|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Mary Louisa Foote was born on Nov 8, 1857 at Cass Twp., Greene County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman. Mary married Worth W. Templeton on Feb 13, 1889 at Coles County, Illinois.
Mary Louisa Foote 1889 Feb, 13, married in Coles Co., Ill. 1900 Census Cumberland Co., Neoga Twp., City of Neoga Worth Templeton.....age 51....5/1849.....b. Ill. Louisa.......wife.......40....11/1859....b. Ind. Gilbert....son........10....4/1890.....b. Ill. John.......son.........7....10/1892....b. Ill. Horace.....son.........5....8/1894.....b. Ill. Jessie.....son.........3....9/1896.....b. Ill. Charley....son.........1....6/1898.....b. Ill. 1920 U.S. Census Cumberland Co., Ill., Neoga twp. Worth W. Templeton.....age.....71......b. Ill. Mary L......wife.....age 60.....b. Ind. Charlie.....son.............20.....b. Ill. Zora L.....dau.............17....b. Ill.
Mary Louisa Foote 1889 Feb, 13, married in Coles Co., Ill. 1900 Census Cumberland Co., Neoga Twp., City of Neoga Worth Templeton.....age 51....5/1849.....b. Ill. Louisa.......wife.......40....11/1859....b. Ind. Gilbert....son........10....4/1890.....b. Ill. John.......son.........7....10/1892....b. Ill. Horace.....son.........5....8/1894.....b. Ill. Jessie.....son.........3....9/1896.....b. Ill. Charley....son.........1....6/1898.....b. Ill. 1920 U.S. Census Cumberland Co., Ill., Neoga twp. Worth W. Templeton.....age.....71......b. Ill. Mary L......wife.....age 60.....b. Ind. Charlie.....son.............20.....b. Ill. Zora L.....dau.............17....b. Ill.
Children of Mary Louisa Foote and Worth W. Templeton
- Gilbert Templeton b. Apr 29, 1890
- John C. Templeton b. Oct 8, 1891
- Horace Templeton b. Aug, 1894
- Jessie Templeton b. Sep, 1896
- Charley Templeton b. Jun, 1898
Alice Foote
F, #323678, b. Oct 4, 1860, d. Mar 22, 1882
Alice Foote|b. Oct 4, 1860\nd. Mar 22, 1882|p3237.htm#i323678|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Alice Foote was born on Oct 4, 1860 at Cass Twp., Greene County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman. Alice Foote died on Mar 22, 1882 at age 21. Alice was buried in Mar, 1882. Alice married Lewis B. Clark on Oct 11, 1905.
Charles W. Foote
M, #323679, b. Sep, 1866, d. 1950
Charles W. Foote|b. Sep, 1866\nd. 1950|p3237.htm#i323679|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Charles W. Foote was born in Sep, 1866 at Sumpter Twp., Cumberland County, Illinois. He was the son of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman. Charles was buried in 1950 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. He died in 1950 at Lerna, Coles County, Illinois.
1930 Census Illinois, Coles Co., Lerna, Charles Foote.....age 63.....b. Ill.
1930 Census Illinois, Coles Co., Lerna, Charles Foote.....age 63.....b. Ill.
Ray Foote
M, #323680, b. Oct 22, 1869
Ray Foote|b. Oct 22, 1869|p3237.htm#i323680|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Ray Foote was born on Oct 22, 1869 at Sumpter Twp., Cumberland County, Illinois. He was the son of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman.
Clarence Foote
M, #323681, b. Oct 25, 1871, d. Aug 22, 1953
Clarence Foote|b. Oct 25, 1871\nd. Aug 22, 1953|p3237.htm#i323681|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa Jane Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|Prosper A. Foote|d. circa 1831|p3242.htm#i324171||||Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Clarence Foote was born on Oct 25, 1871 at Sumpter Twp., Cumberland County, Illinois. He was the son of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman. Clarence married Flora Caraline Jones circa 1899. Clarence Foote died on Aug 22, 1953 at age 81. Clarence was buried in Aug, 1953 at Boles Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
Clarence Foote 1900 Census Coles Co., Pleasant Grove twp., Ill. Clarence Foote.....age 28.....10/1871.....b. Ill. Flora C.....wife.......19.....10/1881.....b. Ill.
Clarence Foote 1900 Census Coles Co., Pleasant Grove twp., Ill. Clarence Foote.....age 28.....10/1871.....b. Ill. Flora C.....wife.......19.....10/1881.....b. Ill.
Child of Clarence Foote and Flora Caraline Jones
- Geneva Marguerte Foote b. Feb 3, 1907
Mary Alpha Balch
F, #323682, b. Jul 26, 1857, d. Aug 3, 1930
Mary Alpha Balch was born on Jul 26, 1857 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. Mary married Grandison Foote, son of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman, on Jul 4, 1871 at Charleston, Coles County, Illinois. Mary Alpha Balch died on Aug 3, 1930 at Janesville, Cumberland County, Illinois, at age 73. Mary was buried on Aug 4, 1930 at Shilo Cemetery, Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois.
Mary Alpha Balch, Mrs. Mary Alpha Foote, 79 years of age, widow of the late Grandison Foote, and one of the oldest settlers in Pleasant Grove township, died in the Oakwood hospital, Sunday morning, at 11:30 o'clock after a long illness. She had been a patient at the hospital a week. Funeral services were conducted at 3:00 on Monday afternoon at Shilo Church, Re. Catey, Westfield. Burialwas in Shilo Cemetery. Mr. Foote died in 1890. She was born in Pleasant Grovetownship on July 26, 1851, a daughter of Wallace and Permelia (McCann) Balch. Her father entered his land from the United States government. On July 4, 1871, on the old Lincoln Farm at a Fourth of July celebration and picnic, she married Grandison Foote. They resided on a farm in Pleasant Grove until 23 years ago when they moved to Janesville. She was a member of the Farmington Methodist Church. Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Foote, three of whom are dead. The living children are Bert Foote, Matton, Mrs. W.A.Price, Matton, Mrs. George Benson, Osceloa, Iowa, and Hugh Foote, Janesville. She leaves 29 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Several from here (Lerna) attended thefuneral of Mrs. Alpha Foote, Shilo, Monday afternoon.
Mary Alpha Balch, Mrs. Mary Alpha Foote, 79 years of age, widow of the late Grandison Foote, and one of the oldest settlers in Pleasant Grove township, died in the Oakwood hospital, Sunday morning, at 11:30 o'clock after a long illness. She had been a patient at the hospital a week. Funeral services were conducted at 3:00 on Monday afternoon at Shilo Church, Re. Catey, Westfield. Burialwas in Shilo Cemetery. Mr. Foote died in 1890. She was born in Pleasant Grovetownship on July 26, 1851, a daughter of Wallace and Permelia (McCann) Balch. Her father entered his land from the United States government. On July 4, 1871, on the old Lincoln Farm at a Fourth of July celebration and picnic, she married Grandison Foote. They resided on a farm in Pleasant Grove until 23 years ago when they moved to Janesville. She was a member of the Farmington Methodist Church. Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Foote, three of whom are dead. The living children are Bert Foote, Matton, Mrs. W.A.Price, Matton, Mrs. George Benson, Osceloa, Iowa, and Hugh Foote, Janesville. She leaves 29 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. Several from here (Lerna) attended thefuneral of Mrs. Alpha Foote, Shilo, Monday afternoon.
Children of Mary Alpha Balch and Grandison Foote
- Alice Foote
- Bert O. Foote+ b. 1872, d. 1940
- Clarinda Maud Foote b. circa 1875
- Astella G. Foote+ b. Jun 25, 1878, d. Mar 12, 1962
- Elsie J. Foote b. Jan 1, 1882, d. Aug 6, 1888
- Winnie Foote b. Aug 27, 1882, d. Sep 16, 1883
- Hugh Foote b. Oct 3, 1885, d. 1975
Bert O. Foote
M, #323683, b. 1872, d. 1940
Bert O. Foote|b. 1872\nd. 1940|p3237.htm#i323683|Grandison Foote|b. Dec 2, 1849\nd. Mar 23, 1890|p3237.htm#i323674|Mary Alpha Balch|b. Jul 26, 1857\nd. Aug 3, 1930|p3237.htm#i323682|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa J. Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|||||||
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Bert O. Foote was born in 1872 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. He was the son of Grandison Foote and Mary Alpha Balch. Bert married Mary E. King on Dec 4, 1895 at Coles County, Illinois. Bert was buried in 1940 at Janesville Cemetery, Janesville, Cumberland County, Illinois. He died in 1940.
Children of Bert O. Foote and Mary E. King
Clarinda Maud Foote
F, #323684, b. circa 1875
Clarinda Maud Foote|b. circa 1875|p3237.htm#i323684|Grandison Foote|b. Dec 2, 1849\nd. Mar 23, 1890|p3237.htm#i323674|Mary Alpha Balch|b. Jul 26, 1857\nd. Aug 3, 1930|p3237.htm#i323682|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa J. Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|||||||
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Clarinda Maud Foote was born circa 1875 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Grandison Foote and Mary Alpha Balch. Clarinda married William A. Price on Feb 8, 1894 at Coles County, Illinois.
Astella G. Foote
F, #323685, b. Jun 25, 1878, d. Mar 12, 1962
Astella G. Foote|b. Jun 25, 1878\nd. Mar 12, 1962|p3237.htm#i323685|Grandison Foote|b. Dec 2, 1849\nd. Mar 23, 1890|p3237.htm#i323674|Mary Alpha Balch|b. Jul 26, 1857\nd. Aug 3, 1930|p3237.htm#i323682|Robert Foote|b. Feb 11, 1829\nd. Aug 12, 1893|p3237.htm#i323636|Louisa J. Chapman|b. Nov 9, 1826\nd. Aug 7, 1906|p3237.htm#i323629|||||||
Relationship=7th cousin 1 time removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=8th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Astella G. Foote was born on Jun 25, 1878 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Grandison Foote and Mary Alpha Balch. Astella married Charles E. Maffett before 1898. Astella married George R. Benson on Jun 11, 1903. Astella G. Foote died on Mar 12, 1962 at Union County, Iowa, at age 83.
She was also known as Stella Foote.
She was also known as Stella Foote.
Child of Astella G. Foote and Charles E. Maffett
Astella married Charles E. Maffett before 1898.
- Harold Edward Maffett b. Nov 7, 1897, d. Sep, 1986
Child of Astella G. Foote and George R. Benson
Astella married George R. Benson on Jun 11, 1903.
- George R. Benson Jr. b. 1904, d. 1920
Charles E. Maffett
M, #323686, b. circa 1879, d. 1901
Charles E. Maffett was born circa 1879. Charles married Astella G. Foote, daughter of Grandison Foote and Mary Alpha Balch, before 1898. Charles E. Maffett died in 1901.
Child of Charles E. Maffett and Astella G. Foote
- Harold Edward Maffett b. Nov 7, 1897, d. Sep, 1986
William A. Price
M, #323687, b. circa 1869
William A. Price was born circa 1869. William married Clarinda Maud Foote, daughter of Grandison Foote and Mary Alpha Balch, on Feb 8, 1894 at Coles County, Illinois.
Mary E. King
F, #323688, b. 1870, d. Jan 29, 1937
Mary E. King was born in 1870. Mary married Bert O. Foote, son of Grandison Foote and Mary Alpha Balch, on Dec 4, 1895 at Coles County, Illinois. Mary was buried in Jan, 1937 at Janesville Cemetery, Janesville, Cumberland County, Illinois. She died on Jan 29, 1937 at Mattoon, Coles County, Illinois.
Children of Mary E. King and Bert O. Foote
Walter S. McKinley
M, #323689, b. circa 1860
Walter S. McKinley was born circa 1860 at Illinois. Walter married Clarinda J. Foote, daughter of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman, on Nov 28, 1883 at Charleston, Coles County, Illinois.
Worth W. Templeton
M, #323690, b. May, 1849
Worth W. Templeton was born in May, 1849 at Neoga, Cumberland County, Illinois. Worth married Mary Louisa Foote, daughter of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman, on Feb 13, 1889 at Coles County, Illinois.
Children of Worth W. Templeton and Mary Louisa Foote
- Gilbert Templeton b. Apr 29, 1890
- John C. Templeton b. Oct 8, 1891
- Horace Templeton b. Aug, 1894
- Jessie Templeton b. Sep, 1896
- Charley Templeton b. Jun, 1898
Lewis B. Clark
M, #323691, b. circa 1879
Lewis B. Clark was born circa 1879. Lewis married Alice Foote, daughter of Robert Foote and Louisa Jane Chapman, on Oct 11, 1905.
Freelove J. Chapman
F, #323692, b. circa 1859, d. before 1941
Freelove J. Chapman|b. circa 1859\nd. before 1941|p3237.htm#i323692|Christopher Columbus Chapman|b. May 28, 1837\nd. Jan 5, 1911|p3237.htm#i323632|Elizabeth Smiley|b. circa 1840\nd. before 1886|p3237.htm#i323640|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|||||||
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Freelove J. Chapman was born circa 1859 at Cass Twp., Greene County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley. Freelove J. Chapman died before 1941.
Alvin Bruce Chapman
M, #323693, b. Jun 28, 1867, d. Jan 21, 1941
Alvin Bruce Chapman|b. Jun 28, 1867\nd. Jan 21, 1941|p3237.htm#i323693|Christopher Columbus Chapman|b. May 28, 1837\nd. Jan 5, 1911|p3237.htm#i323632|Elizabeth Smiley|b. circa 1840\nd. before 1886|p3237.htm#i323640|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|||||||
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Alvin Bruce Chapman was born on Jun 28, 1867 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. He was the son of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley. Alvin married Ethel Roxie Pratt on May 28, 1900. Alvin Bruce Chapman died on Jan 21, 1941 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska, at age 73. Alvin was buried on Jan 23, 1941 at Litchfield Cemetery, Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska.
Alvin Bruce Chapman 1887 About this time moved from Illinois to Nebraska withNathan Chapman. 1890 April Mr. Bruce Chapman lost quite a valuable horse on Tuesday. Litchfield Monitor (April 1, 1910, twenty years ago) 1896 Oct 15, L.D. Engleman and family, L.E. Sadler and family, Bruce Chapman and Ross Chapman,Tom Bryant are attending the fair at North Platte. 1897 October 15, Bruce Chapman and cousin Ross Chapman attend fair in North Platte. Litchfield Monitor. 1900 married Roxie Ethel Pratt 1909 March 26, Litchfield Monitor Mr. and Mrs. Walch and little girls visited at Bruce Chapman's last Sunday. 1909 Dec 3, Poor Hill News---Bruce Chapman lost a horse last week. 1910 Jan. 28, We printed sale bills last Tuesday for Bruce Chapman who will have a sale on Tuesday Feb. 1, 1910 of horses, cattle, machinery and household goods. Don't forget the date. 1910 Feb 4, Hazard News--Bruce Chapman sale was well attended and every- thing brought a good price. 1910 Sept. 2, Bruce Chapman received quite a serious kick from a horse on Monday, which will undoubtedly lay him up for a time. 1915 June 11, For Sale - Durham bull, 3 years old, at my place 3 miles west of Hazard, Nebraska. Bruce Chapman. 1915 June 25, Bruce Chapman and children of near Hazard was in town Saturday and called at the Monitor office. 1915 Aug. 13, Bruce Chapman left Saturday evening on a train for St. Louis, Mo. andother points on an extended visit. 1915 Oct 8, Bruce Chapman was up from nearHazard Thursday of last week with ripe tomatoes and some nice big heads of cabbage. 1918 March 1, Loup City, Neb. land record Alvin B. Chapman and Ethel Chapman, grantee.....Tena Eherle, grantor 1920 Census Scott twp., Sherman Co., Neb. E.D. 243, Sheet 2A A.Bruce Chapman.....age 52.....stock farmer.....b. Ill. Ethel R........wife.....36......................b. Neb. M. Blanche...dau......15......................b. Neb. Stanley E....son......13......................b. Neb. Hazel M......dau......10......................b. Neb. 1936 Sept 10, Loup City, Neb., land record Alvin Bruce Chapman and wife, grantor.........Joseph Wiseman, grantee 1936 Sept. 25, Loup City, Neb. land record Alvin BruceChapman and wife, grantee Alvin Bruce Chapman son of Christopher C. Chapman and Elizabeth Chapman, was born in Cumberland Co., Illinois, June 28, 1867. He departed this life at his home in Litchfield, Neb., January 21, 1941 at the ageof 78 years, 6 months and 23 days. He spent his early life in the state of his birth, coming to Sherman Co., Neb, with an uncle at the age of 20 years. Therest of his life has been spent in this vicinity. He was married May 28,100 to Roxie Ethel Pratt. To this union were born 3 children; Blanche Strickland of Galveston, Texas, Stanley of Bishop, California, and Hazel Empfield of Callaway, Neb. There are 7 grand children living. Mr. Chapman was an active, energetic man engaged in farming until 4 years ago, when failing health compelled him to retire from active labor. He sold his farm and moved to Litchfield wherehe has resided since. He was a true and loving husband, a tender and loving father, a good friends and neighbor, and a worthy citizen. He leaves to morn his passing, his beloved wife, son, and two daughters and grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. J.H. Kirkling of Lerna, Illinois. Two grandsons, two brothers and five sisters have preceeded him in death. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Litchfield Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. Giles of Pleasanton. Miss Janice Farley and Mrs. B.B.Grice sang, 'No Disappointment in Heaven,' 'Does Jesus Care', and the 'Gate Ajar', with Mrs. C. Brundigeat the piano. Interment was in the Litchfield cemetery. The pall bearers wereMessrs. H.I. Lang, G.W. Lang, Wm. Garnett, John Howard, Niels Nielsen and J.H. Kisling.
Alvin Bruce Chapman 1887 About this time moved from Illinois to Nebraska withNathan Chapman. 1890 April Mr. Bruce Chapman lost quite a valuable horse on Tuesday. Litchfield Monitor (April 1, 1910, twenty years ago) 1896 Oct 15, L.D. Engleman and family, L.E. Sadler and family, Bruce Chapman and Ross Chapman,Tom Bryant are attending the fair at North Platte. 1897 October 15, Bruce Chapman and cousin Ross Chapman attend fair in North Platte. Litchfield Monitor. 1900 married Roxie Ethel Pratt 1909 March 26, Litchfield Monitor Mr. and Mrs. Walch and little girls visited at Bruce Chapman's last Sunday. 1909 Dec 3, Poor Hill News---Bruce Chapman lost a horse last week. 1910 Jan. 28, We printed sale bills last Tuesday for Bruce Chapman who will have a sale on Tuesday Feb. 1, 1910 of horses, cattle, machinery and household goods. Don't forget the date. 1910 Feb 4, Hazard News--Bruce Chapman sale was well attended and every- thing brought a good price. 1910 Sept. 2, Bruce Chapman received quite a serious kick from a horse on Monday, which will undoubtedly lay him up for a time. 1915 June 11, For Sale - Durham bull, 3 years old, at my place 3 miles west of Hazard, Nebraska. Bruce Chapman. 1915 June 25, Bruce Chapman and children of near Hazard was in town Saturday and called at the Monitor office. 1915 Aug. 13, Bruce Chapman left Saturday evening on a train for St. Louis, Mo. andother points on an extended visit. 1915 Oct 8, Bruce Chapman was up from nearHazard Thursday of last week with ripe tomatoes and some nice big heads of cabbage. 1918 March 1, Loup City, Neb. land record Alvin B. Chapman and Ethel Chapman, grantee.....Tena Eherle, grantor 1920 Census Scott twp., Sherman Co., Neb. E.D. 243, Sheet 2A A.Bruce Chapman.....age 52.....stock farmer.....b. Ill. Ethel R........wife.....36......................b. Neb. M. Blanche...dau......15......................b. Neb. Stanley E....son......13......................b. Neb. Hazel M......dau......10......................b. Neb. 1936 Sept 10, Loup City, Neb., land record Alvin Bruce Chapman and wife, grantor.........Joseph Wiseman, grantee 1936 Sept. 25, Loup City, Neb. land record Alvin BruceChapman and wife, grantee Alvin Bruce Chapman son of Christopher C. Chapman and Elizabeth Chapman, was born in Cumberland Co., Illinois, June 28, 1867. He departed this life at his home in Litchfield, Neb., January 21, 1941 at the ageof 78 years, 6 months and 23 days. He spent his early life in the state of his birth, coming to Sherman Co., Neb, with an uncle at the age of 20 years. Therest of his life has been spent in this vicinity. He was married May 28,100 to Roxie Ethel Pratt. To this union were born 3 children; Blanche Strickland of Galveston, Texas, Stanley of Bishop, California, and Hazel Empfield of Callaway, Neb. There are 7 grand children living. Mr. Chapman was an active, energetic man engaged in farming until 4 years ago, when failing health compelled him to retire from active labor. He sold his farm and moved to Litchfield wherehe has resided since. He was a true and loving husband, a tender and loving father, a good friends and neighbor, and a worthy citizen. He leaves to morn his passing, his beloved wife, son, and two daughters and grandchildren, and one sister, Mrs. J.H. Kirkling of Lerna, Illinois. Two grandsons, two brothers and five sisters have preceeded him in death. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Litchfield Methodist Church, conducted by Rev. Giles of Pleasanton. Miss Janice Farley and Mrs. B.B.Grice sang, 'No Disappointment in Heaven,' 'Does Jesus Care', and the 'Gate Ajar', with Mrs. C. Brundigeat the piano. Interment was in the Litchfield cemetery. The pall bearers wereMessrs. H.I. Lang, G.W. Lang, Wm. Garnett, John Howard, Niels Nielsen and J.H. Kisling.
Children of Alvin Bruce Chapman and Ethel Roxie Pratt
- Blanche M. Chapman b. circa 1905, d. after 1941
- Stanley E. Chapman b. circa 1907
- Hazel M. Chapman b. Aug 4, 1907, d. Dec 12, 1991
Edgar Chapman
M, #323694, b. Mar 3, 1870, d. Dec 17, 1929
Edgar Chapman|b. Mar 3, 1870\nd. Dec 17, 1929|p3237.htm#i323694|Christopher Columbus Chapman|b. May 28, 1837\nd. Jan 5, 1911|p3237.htm#i323632|Elizabeth Smiley|b. circa 1840\nd. before 1886|p3237.htm#i323640|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|||||||
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-grandson of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Edgar Chapman was born on Mar 3, 1870 at Pleasant Grove, Coles County, Illinois. He was the son of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley. Edgar married Sopha Cochorn on Sep 23, 1896 at Jackson County, Illinois. Edgar married Cora A. Sygart on Nov 14, 1903 at Jackson County, Illinois. Edgar Chapman died on Dec 17, 1929 at Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska, at age 59. Edgar was buried in Dec, 1929 at Litchfield Cemetery, Litchfield, Sherman County, Nebraska.
Edgar Chapman, 1896 married in Jackson Co., Ill. 1900 Census Jackson Co., Degonia Twp., Ill. Edgar Chapman.....age 30.....3/1873.....b. Ill. counted withWilliam W. Herring (border) 1903 Nov. married second time in Jackson Co., Ill. son of Christopher C. Chapman, was born in Cumberland Co. Illinois on March3rd, 1870, and died Dec. 17, 1929, aged 59 years, 9 months, and 14 days. Themajor portion of his early life was spent in Illinois except the years from 1889 to 1893 which were spent in the vicinity of Litchfield, Nebraska. Following his marriage to Sopha Cohorn his home was in Jackson Co., Illinois. This home was broken by death in the year 1900 in which he was beareaved of his wife and daughter. He later married Cora Crowder and to this union one daughter was born, Mrs. Mattie Toney of Osage City, Kansas. 1910 Census St. Louis City, Missouri Edgar Chapman.....age 40.....b. Ill. Cora L...wife.........26.....b. Ill. Mattie L.....dau....nr.....b. Mo. Eugene D. Culbes...bl.....26.b. Mo. Maggie.............si.....23.b. Mo. Mr. Chapman had been a resident of St. Louis, Mo. since 1912. He was recently employed as a railroad flagman at that city. Twelve days prior to his death he came to this community to visit in the home of his brother Bruce Chapman. For some years he had been subject to occassional attacks of malaria fever which caused his death. He leaves to survive him the daughter mentioned, one brother Bruce Chapman and three sisters.......Lerna, Illinois; Mrs. Charles Wells of Charleston, Illinois; and Mrs. Mattie Catlin of New York, besides other relatives and many friends.
Edgar Chapman, 1896 married in Jackson Co., Ill. 1900 Census Jackson Co., Degonia Twp., Ill. Edgar Chapman.....age 30.....3/1873.....b. Ill. counted withWilliam W. Herring (border) 1903 Nov. married second time in Jackson Co., Ill. son of Christopher C. Chapman, was born in Cumberland Co. Illinois on March3rd, 1870, and died Dec. 17, 1929, aged 59 years, 9 months, and 14 days. Themajor portion of his early life was spent in Illinois except the years from 1889 to 1893 which were spent in the vicinity of Litchfield, Nebraska. Following his marriage to Sopha Cohorn his home was in Jackson Co., Illinois. This home was broken by death in the year 1900 in which he was beareaved of his wife and daughter. He later married Cora Crowder and to this union one daughter was born, Mrs. Mattie Toney of Osage City, Kansas. 1910 Census St. Louis City, Missouri Edgar Chapman.....age 40.....b. Ill. Cora L...wife.........26.....b. Ill. Mattie L.....dau....nr.....b. Mo. Eugene D. Culbes...bl.....26.b. Mo. Maggie.............si.....23.b. Mo. Mr. Chapman had been a resident of St. Louis, Mo. since 1912. He was recently employed as a railroad flagman at that city. Twelve days prior to his death he came to this community to visit in the home of his brother Bruce Chapman. For some years he had been subject to occassional attacks of malaria fever which caused his death. He leaves to survive him the daughter mentioned, one brother Bruce Chapman and three sisters.......Lerna, Illinois; Mrs. Charles Wells of Charleston, Illinois; and Mrs. Mattie Catlin of New York, besides other relatives and many friends.
Child of Edgar Chapman and Cora A. Sygart
Edgar married Cora A. Sygart on Nov 14, 1903 at Jackson County, Illinois.
Mary Chapman
F, #323695, b. circa 1862, d. before 1941
Mary Chapman|b. circa 1862\nd. before 1941|p3237.htm#i323695|Christopher Columbus Chapman|b. May 28, 1837\nd. Jan 5, 1911|p3237.htm#i323632|Elizabeth Smiley|b. circa 1840\nd. before 1886|p3237.htm#i323640|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|||||||
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Mary Chapman was born circa 1862 at Cass Twp., Greene County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley. Mary married Charles Wells. Mary Chapman died before 1941.
1930 Census Coles Co., Illinois, Charleston Charles Wells.....age 73.....b. Ind. Mary.....wife..............68?.....b. Ind. Clyde.....son.............38.....b. Ill.
1930 Census Coles Co., Illinois, Charleston Charles Wells.....age 73.....b. Ind. Mary.....wife..............68?.....b. Ind. Clyde.....son.............38.....b. Ill.
Child of Mary Chapman and Charles Wells
- Clyde Wells b. circa 1892
Mattie Chapman
F, #323696, b. 1874, d. before 1941
Mattie Chapman|b. 1874\nd. before 1941|p3237.htm#i323696|Christopher Columbus Chapman|b. May 28, 1837\nd. Jan 5, 1911|p3237.htm#i323632|Elizabeth Smiley|b. circa 1840\nd. before 1886|p3237.htm#i323640|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|||||||
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Mattie Chapman was born in 1874 at Cottonwood Twp., Cumberland County, Illinois. She was the daughter of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley. Mattie married (Unknown) Catlin. Mattie Chapman died before 1941.
Charles Wells
M, #323697, b. circa 1857
Charles Wells was born circa 1857 at Indiana. Charles married Mary Chapman, daughter of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley.
Child of Charles Wells and Mary Chapman
- Clyde Wells b. circa 1892
Sopha Cochorn
F, #323698, b. circa 1872, d. 1900
Sopha Cochorn was born circa 1872. Sopha married Edgar Chapman, son of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley, on Sep 23, 1896 at Jackson County, Illinois. Sopha Cochorn died in 1900.
Ethel Roxie Pratt
F, #323699, b. circa 1884, d. after 1907
Ethel Roxie Pratt was born circa 1884 at Nebraska. Ethel married Alvin Bruce Chapman, son of Christopher Columbus Chapman and Elizabeth Smiley, on May 28, 1900. Ethel Roxie Pratt died after 1907.
Children of Ethel Roxie Pratt and Alvin Bruce Chapman
- Blanche M. Chapman b. circa 1905, d. after 1941
- Stanley E. Chapman b. circa 1907
- Hazel M. Chapman b. Aug 4, 1907, d. Dec 12, 1991
Nancy Jane Chapman
F, #323700, b. Nov 26, 1860, d. Jul 17, 1902
Nancy Jane Chapman|b. Nov 26, 1860\nd. Jul 17, 1902|p3237.htm#i323700|Nathan L. Chapman|b. Jan 25, 1835\nd. Feb 19, 1910|p3237.htm#i323631|Nancy J. Lewis|b. Oct 4, 1840\nd. Oct 10, 1880|p3237.htm#i323639|Aquilla G. Chapman|b. Sep 25, 1801\nd. Oct 6, 1884|p3237.htm#i323625|Jeston F. Warren|b. Jul 14, 1808\nd. Oct 4, 1869|p3237.htm#i323626|||||||
Relationship=6th cousin 2 times removed of David Kipp Conover Jr.
Relationship=7th great-granddaughter of Wolphert Gerretse Van Kouwenhoven.
Nancy Jane Chapman was born on Nov 26, 1860 at Cass Twp., Greene County, Indiana. She was the daughter of Nathan L. Chapman and Nancy J. Lewis. Nancy Jane Chapman died on Jul 17, 1902 at age 41.
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