OBITUARY.
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RANDALL CHAPMAN.
Randall Chapman, a lifelong resident of this section, and the third brother of the Chapman family to pass away within a year, died Friday December 19 in Harper hospital, Detroit from complications following a surgical operation performed a little more than a week previously. Mr. Chapman was one of nine children of the late Aaron Chapman and wife and the family has been among the most prominent and respected in Novi for three-quarters of a century.
Randall the second son, was born at the family homestead in that township January 15, 1849. On May 1, 1889 he was married at Milford to Miss Lucinda Hammond of Walled Lake. They lived for some years on a farm in Salem township and later at Walled Lake where Mrs. Chapman died several years ago after a long period of invalidism.
Five years ago, Mr. Chapman came to Northville to reside at the home of his sister, Helen Welsh. He is survived by two brothers, Jud and Homer, of Novi township, and two sisters, Mrs. Welsh of Northville and Mrs. Ada Button of Farmington.
By nature quiet and unassuming, Mr. Chapman was esteemed by all who knew him as an upright and honorable citizen throughouth his lifetime if the allotted three-score and ten years.
Services were held from the home Monday afternoon with burial in the Novi cemetery.
The Northville Record
Northville, Michigan
Friday, 26 December 1919
page 8
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RANDALL CHAPMAN.
Randall Chapman, a lifelong resident of this section, and the third brother of the Chapman family to pass away within a year, died Friday December 19 in Harper hospital, Detroit from complications following a surgical operation performed a little more than a week previously. Mr. Chapman was one of nine children of the late Aaron Chapman and wife and the family has been among the most prominent and respected in Novi for three-quarters of a century.
Randall the second son, was born at the family homestead in that township January 15, 1849. On May 1, 1889 he was married at Milford to Miss Lucinda Hammond of Walled Lake. They lived for some years on a farm in Salem township and later at Walled Lake where Mrs. Chapman died several years ago after a long period of invalidism.
Five years ago, Mr. Chapman came to Northville to reside at the home of his sister, Helen Welsh. He is survived by two brothers, Jud and Homer, of Novi township, and two sisters, Mrs. Welsh of Northville and Mrs. Ada Button of Farmington.
By nature quiet and unassuming, Mr. Chapman was esteemed by all who knew him as an upright and honorable citizen throughouth his lifetime if the allotted three-score and ten years.
Services were held from the home Monday afternoon with burial in the Novi cemetery.
The Northville Record
Northville, Michigan
Friday, 26 December 1919
page 8
OBITUARY.
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RANDALL CHAPMAN.
Randall Chapman, a lifelong resident of this section, and the third brother of the Chapman family to pass away within a year, died Friday December 19 in Harper hospital, Detroit from complications following a surgical operation performed a little more than a week previously. Mr. Chapman was one of nine children of the late Aaron Chapman and wife and the family has been among the most prominent and respected in Novi for three-quarters of a century.
Randall the second son, was born at the family homestead in that township January 15, 1849. On May 1, 1889 he was married at Milford to Miss Lucinda Hammond of Walled Lake. They lived for some years on a farm in Salem township and later at Walled Lake where Mrs. Chapman died several years ago after a long period of invalidism.
Five years ago, Mr. Chapman came to Northville to reside at the home of his sister, Helen Welsh. He is survived by two brothers, Jud and Homer, of Novi township, and two sisters, Mrs. Welsh of Northville and Mrs. Ada Button of Farmington.
By nature quiet and unassuming, Mr. Chapman was esteemed by all who knew him as an upright and honorable citizen throughouth his lifetime if the allotted three-score and ten years.
Services were held from the home Monday afternoon with burial in the Novi cemetery.
The Northville Record
Northville, Michigan
Friday, 26 December 1919
page 8
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RANDALL CHAPMAN.
Randall Chapman, a lifelong resident of this section, and the third brother of the Chapman family to pass away within a year, died Friday December 19 in Harper hospital, Detroit from complications following a surgical operation performed a little more than a week previously. Mr. Chapman was one of nine children of the late Aaron Chapman and wife and the family has been among the most prominent and respected in Novi for three-quarters of a century.
Randall the second son, was born at the family homestead in that township January 15, 1849. On May 1, 1889 he was married at Milford to Miss Lucinda Hammond of Walled Lake. They lived for some years on a farm in Salem township and later at Walled Lake where Mrs. Chapman died several years ago after a long period of invalidism.
Five years ago, Mr. Chapman came to Northville to reside at the home of his sister, Helen Welsh. He is survived by two brothers, Jud and Homer, of Novi township, and two sisters, Mrs. Welsh of Northville and Mrs. Ada Button of Farmington.
By nature quiet and unassuming, Mr. Chapman was esteemed by all who knew him as an upright and honorable citizen throughouth his lifetime if the allotted three-score and ten years.
Services were held from the home Monday afternoon with burial in the Novi cemetery.
The Northville Record
Northville, Michigan
Friday, 26 December 1919
page 8
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