John H. Chapman was a confederate Civil war veteran. He lost his rt. arm July 4, 1863 in battle at Helena, AR and was taken prisoner by Union army under Maj.Gen.Prentiss. He was paroled to Polk's plantation until released.
He returned to McDonald County and farmed. In addition, in the mid and late 1880's he served as the County Assessor. After the loss of his arm he learned to write with his left arm.
John H. Chapman was a confederate Civil war veteran. He lost his rt. arm July 4, 1863 in battle at Helena, AR and was taken prisoner by Union army under Maj.Gen.Prentiss. He was paroled to Polk's plantation until released.
He returned to McDonald County and farmed. In addition, in the mid and late 1880's he served as the County Assessor. After the loss of his arm he learned to write with his left arm.
Gravesite Details
h/o Harriet; DC#3359
Family Members
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Rev William Madison Chapman
1839–1925
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Thomas W. Chapman
1841–1866
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James Riley "Jim" Chapman
1846–1928
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Lemuel Coleman Chapman
1848–1924
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Robert H. Chapman
1850–1931
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D. J. Chapman
1853–1932
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Sarah Jane Chapman Ballard
1856–1926
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Henderson W. C. Chapman
1858–1884
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Harrison Jefferson Davis "Jeff" Chapman
1861–1930
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Albert Rice Chapman
1866–1948
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