Great-grandson of Thomas Chapman
Grandson of Thomas Chapman and Anne Harding Chapman
Son of Thomas Jr. 'Thomas of Poquoson' Chapman and Margaret Bray Chapman Booth
Spouses:
Elizabeth, ca. 1647 – 1695, married 1689 in Charles, Maryland, died Charles County, Maryland
Margaret Perkins married Thomas Chapman ca. 1706
Children:
Thomas IV Chapman 1690 – 1782
Known siblings:
Anne Chapman (Craxon), born 1643
Richard, born ca. 1644, Elizabeth City, V.A., died 13 July 1685, Charles Co. V.A.
Edward, born 1646, died 15 February 1713, Charles County, V.A.
George, born 1649
Above info by Lydia A.
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Thomas Chapman
The Maryland Colony was started in 1633 and the first settlers arrived at St. Mary's in 1634.
1641/2 born on the Elizabeth River, Virginia.
1661 Went from Elizabeth River to Charles Co., Maryland about 1661.
The first Chapman of record in Charles County, Maryland was Thomas Chapman from Elizabeth River, Vir. Elizabeth River is sort of an estuary branching off from the James River and is located in what is now Norfolk. A small river flows into this estuary.
1662 Feb. 10, Md. Arch., Vol. 53, pg-317. Subpoena was issued for Thomas Chapman, Charles County, Md. for witness in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey. ref. same vol. pg-325. Thomas Chapman was a witness to the above mentioned case and was adjudged to be 21 years old. Thomas mentioned that he was from Elizabeth River, Virginia.
p-317. Richard Pinner demands subpoena for Archibald Whahobb, Clement Theobals, John Price and Thomas Chapman, in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey, defendant. Richard Pinner of Elizabeth River, Virginia Edmond Lindsey of Port Tobacco, Md. Thomas Chapman was hired in Virginia by Mr. Pinner to serve his time at Port Tobacco with Edmond Lindsey. He also said he had served out his time and was living with William Lee (of Port Tobacco.)
1663 was living in Charles Co., Maryland. He was 21-22 years old at that time and according to the record, was living with William Lee, a merchant and trader at Port Tobacco.
1689 married about this time to Elizabeth Craxon and had 2 children, Thomas Jr. and Mary. Thomas Chapman was about 46-7 years old when he married Elizabeth Craxon. This may have been his second marriage.
1694 August 27, "Eldest son of Thomas Chapman," benef. in 27 August 1694
Maryland will of Thomas Craxon of Charles City Co., Maryland.
1694 Nov. 27, Northern Neck Land Grants, Thomas Chapman 443 acres in Stafford
Co., between Accokick and Ocquia Creeks.
1695 He bought a farm on Matawoman Creek in 1695, according to the Charles County deed book I, pg-94, in the County Clerks Office. Apparently his wife died shortly after the purchase of land in 1695 from John Parker and wife, and he went to Stafford County, Virginia, where he purchased another farm and sold the land he had in Charles County. Thomas Chapman Sr. married a widow, Margaret Perkins. Thomas was about 63 years old when he remarried and his wife was the mother of grown children, therefore probably was no issue by this marriage.
1695 June, from the above citations it is noted that Thomas Chapman was a resident of Charles Co., Md. in June 1695, and in September 1695, he was a resident of Stafford Co., Virginia. It is therefore assumed that he moved from Charles County, Md., to Stafford Co., Va., between June and September 1695. His wife was not mentioned in these trans-actions, therefore , it is believed that she died about the first part of 1695.
1706 March 1, Stafford Co., Va., Liber Z, pg-364. Know all men by these presents that William Barton of Charles Co., Province of Maryland doth constitute and appoint Col. George Mason and W.O. John Waugh in Stafford County in the colony of Virginia to be my true and lawful attorney for me in my name to ask damages of Thomas Chapman of Stafford County in the aforesaid county for 1500 pounds of Tobacco, it being due me on account of my land in said county of Stafford and
what my said attorneys shall do jointly or severally act or do in my name either to sue imprison or release I ratify to be as full and
good as if I myself was there present and witness my hand and seal.
1706 July 3, Stafford Co., Vir. Will Book Z pg-331. Thomas Chapman, Sr.,
and his wife Margaret Chapman gave deed to William Allen for 443 acres for 5000 pounds of tobacco.
1708 March 6, Stafford County, Va. Will Book Z, pg-442. To all Christian
people to whom these presents shall cometh.
.
Grandson of Thomas Chapman and Anne Harding Chapman
Son of Thomas Jr. 'Thomas of Poquoson' Chapman and Margaret Bray Chapman Booth
Spouses:
Elizabeth, ca. 1647 – 1695, married 1689 in Charles, Maryland, died Charles County, Maryland
Margaret Perkins married Thomas Chapman ca. 1706
Children:
Thomas IV Chapman 1690 – 1782
Known siblings:
Anne Chapman (Craxon), born 1643
Richard, born ca. 1644, Elizabeth City, V.A., died 13 July 1685, Charles Co. V.A.
Edward, born 1646, died 15 February 1713, Charles County, V.A.
George, born 1649
Above info by Lydia A.
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Thomas Chapman
The Maryland Colony was started in 1633 and the first settlers arrived at St. Mary's in 1634.
1641/2 born on the Elizabeth River, Virginia.
1661 Went from Elizabeth River to Charles Co., Maryland about 1661.
The first Chapman of record in Charles County, Maryland was Thomas Chapman from Elizabeth River, Vir. Elizabeth River is sort of an estuary branching off from the James River and is located in what is now Norfolk. A small river flows into this estuary.
1662 Feb. 10, Md. Arch., Vol. 53, pg-317. Subpoena was issued for Thomas Chapman, Charles County, Md. for witness in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey. ref. same vol. pg-325. Thomas Chapman was a witness to the above mentioned case and was adjudged to be 21 years old. Thomas mentioned that he was from Elizabeth River, Virginia.
p-317. Richard Pinner demands subpoena for Archibald Whahobb, Clement Theobals, John Price and Thomas Chapman, in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey, defendant. Richard Pinner of Elizabeth River, Virginia Edmond Lindsey of Port Tobacco, Md. Thomas Chapman was hired in Virginia by Mr. Pinner to serve his time at Port Tobacco with Edmond Lindsey. He also said he had served out his time and was living with William Lee (of Port Tobacco.)
1663 was living in Charles Co., Maryland. He was 21-22 years old at that time and according to the record, was living with William Lee, a merchant and trader at Port Tobacco.
1689 married about this time to Elizabeth Craxon and had 2 children, Thomas Jr. and Mary. Thomas Chapman was about 46-7 years old when he married Elizabeth Craxon. This may have been his second marriage.
1694 August 27, "Eldest son of Thomas Chapman," benef. in 27 August 1694
Maryland will of Thomas Craxon of Charles City Co., Maryland.
1694 Nov. 27, Northern Neck Land Grants, Thomas Chapman 443 acres in Stafford
Co., between Accokick and Ocquia Creeks.
1695 He bought a farm on Matawoman Creek in 1695, according to the Charles County deed book I, pg-94, in the County Clerks Office. Apparently his wife died shortly after the purchase of land in 1695 from John Parker and wife, and he went to Stafford County, Virginia, where he purchased another farm and sold the land he had in Charles County. Thomas Chapman Sr. married a widow, Margaret Perkins. Thomas was about 63 years old when he remarried and his wife was the mother of grown children, therefore probably was no issue by this marriage.
1695 June, from the above citations it is noted that Thomas Chapman was a resident of Charles Co., Md. in June 1695, and in September 1695, he was a resident of Stafford Co., Virginia. It is therefore assumed that he moved from Charles County, Md., to Stafford Co., Va., between June and September 1695. His wife was not mentioned in these trans-actions, therefore , it is believed that she died about the first part of 1695.
1706 March 1, Stafford Co., Va., Liber Z, pg-364. Know all men by these presents that William Barton of Charles Co., Province of Maryland doth constitute and appoint Col. George Mason and W.O. John Waugh in Stafford County in the colony of Virginia to be my true and lawful attorney for me in my name to ask damages of Thomas Chapman of Stafford County in the aforesaid county for 1500 pounds of Tobacco, it being due me on account of my land in said county of Stafford and
what my said attorneys shall do jointly or severally act or do in my name either to sue imprison or release I ratify to be as full and
good as if I myself was there present and witness my hand and seal.
1706 July 3, Stafford Co., Vir. Will Book Z pg-331. Thomas Chapman, Sr.,
and his wife Margaret Chapman gave deed to William Allen for 443 acres for 5000 pounds of tobacco.
1708 March 6, Stafford County, Va. Will Book Z, pg-442. To all Christian
people to whom these presents shall cometh.
.
Great-grandson of Thomas Chapman
Grandson of Thomas Chapman and Anne Harding Chapman
Son of Thomas Jr. 'Thomas of Poquoson' Chapman and Margaret Bray Chapman Booth
Spouses:
Elizabeth, ca. 1647 – 1695, married 1689 in Charles, Maryland, died Charles County, Maryland
Margaret Perkins married Thomas Chapman ca. 1706
Children:
Thomas IV Chapman 1690 – 1782
Known siblings:
Anne Chapman (Craxon), born 1643
Richard, born ca. 1644, Elizabeth City, V.A., died 13 July 1685, Charles Co. V.A.
Edward, born 1646, died 15 February 1713, Charles County, V.A.
George, born 1649
Above info by Lydia A.
******************************************
Thomas Chapman
The Maryland Colony was started in 1633 and the first settlers arrived at St. Mary's in 1634.
1641/2 born on the Elizabeth River, Virginia.
1661 Went from Elizabeth River to Charles Co., Maryland about 1661.
The first Chapman of record in Charles County, Maryland was Thomas Chapman from Elizabeth River, Vir. Elizabeth River is sort of an estuary branching off from the James River and is located in what is now Norfolk. A small river flows into this estuary.
1662 Feb. 10, Md. Arch., Vol. 53, pg-317. Subpoena was issued for Thomas Chapman, Charles County, Md. for witness in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey. ref. same vol. pg-325. Thomas Chapman was a witness to the above mentioned case and was adjudged to be 21 years old. Thomas mentioned that he was from Elizabeth River, Virginia.
p-317. Richard Pinner demands subpoena for Archibald Whahobb, Clement Theobals, John Price and Thomas Chapman, in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey, defendant. Richard Pinner of Elizabeth River, Virginia Edmond Lindsey of Port Tobacco, Md. Thomas Chapman was hired in Virginia by Mr. Pinner to serve his time at Port Tobacco with Edmond Lindsey. He also said he had served out his time and was living with William Lee (of Port Tobacco.)
1663 was living in Charles Co., Maryland. He was 21-22 years old at that time and according to the record, was living with William Lee, a merchant and trader at Port Tobacco.
1689 married about this time to Elizabeth Craxon and had 2 children, Thomas Jr. and Mary. Thomas Chapman was about 46-7 years old when he married Elizabeth Craxon. This may have been his second marriage.
1694 August 27, "Eldest son of Thomas Chapman," benef. in 27 August 1694
Maryland will of Thomas Craxon of Charles City Co., Maryland.
1694 Nov. 27, Northern Neck Land Grants, Thomas Chapman 443 acres in Stafford
Co., between Accokick and Ocquia Creeks.
1695 He bought a farm on Matawoman Creek in 1695, according to the Charles County deed book I, pg-94, in the County Clerks Office. Apparently his wife died shortly after the purchase of land in 1695 from John Parker and wife, and he went to Stafford County, Virginia, where he purchased another farm and sold the land he had in Charles County. Thomas Chapman Sr. married a widow, Margaret Perkins. Thomas was about 63 years old when he remarried and his wife was the mother of grown children, therefore probably was no issue by this marriage.
1695 June, from the above citations it is noted that Thomas Chapman was a resident of Charles Co., Md. in June 1695, and in September 1695, he was a resident of Stafford Co., Virginia. It is therefore assumed that he moved from Charles County, Md., to Stafford Co., Va., between June and September 1695. His wife was not mentioned in these trans-actions, therefore , it is believed that she died about the first part of 1695.
1706 March 1, Stafford Co., Va., Liber Z, pg-364. Know all men by these presents that William Barton of Charles Co., Province of Maryland doth constitute and appoint Col. George Mason and W.O. John Waugh in Stafford County in the colony of Virginia to be my true and lawful attorney for me in my name to ask damages of Thomas Chapman of Stafford County in the aforesaid county for 1500 pounds of Tobacco, it being due me on account of my land in said county of Stafford and
what my said attorneys shall do jointly or severally act or do in my name either to sue imprison or release I ratify to be as full and
good as if I myself was there present and witness my hand and seal.
1706 July 3, Stafford Co., Vir. Will Book Z pg-331. Thomas Chapman, Sr.,
and his wife Margaret Chapman gave deed to William Allen for 443 acres for 5000 pounds of tobacco.
1708 March 6, Stafford County, Va. Will Book Z, pg-442. To all Christian
people to whom these presents shall cometh.
.
Grandson of Thomas Chapman and Anne Harding Chapman
Son of Thomas Jr. 'Thomas of Poquoson' Chapman and Margaret Bray Chapman Booth
Spouses:
Elizabeth, ca. 1647 – 1695, married 1689 in Charles, Maryland, died Charles County, Maryland
Margaret Perkins married Thomas Chapman ca. 1706
Children:
Thomas IV Chapman 1690 – 1782
Known siblings:
Anne Chapman (Craxon), born 1643
Richard, born ca. 1644, Elizabeth City, V.A., died 13 July 1685, Charles Co. V.A.
Edward, born 1646, died 15 February 1713, Charles County, V.A.
George, born 1649
Above info by Lydia A.
******************************************
Thomas Chapman
The Maryland Colony was started in 1633 and the first settlers arrived at St. Mary's in 1634.
1641/2 born on the Elizabeth River, Virginia.
1661 Went from Elizabeth River to Charles Co., Maryland about 1661.
The first Chapman of record in Charles County, Maryland was Thomas Chapman from Elizabeth River, Vir. Elizabeth River is sort of an estuary branching off from the James River and is located in what is now Norfolk. A small river flows into this estuary.
1662 Feb. 10, Md. Arch., Vol. 53, pg-317. Subpoena was issued for Thomas Chapman, Charles County, Md. for witness in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey. ref. same vol. pg-325. Thomas Chapman was a witness to the above mentioned case and was adjudged to be 21 years old. Thomas mentioned that he was from Elizabeth River, Virginia.
p-317. Richard Pinner demands subpoena for Archibald Whahobb, Clement Theobals, John Price and Thomas Chapman, in the case of Richard Pinner vs Edmond Lindsey, defendant. Richard Pinner of Elizabeth River, Virginia Edmond Lindsey of Port Tobacco, Md. Thomas Chapman was hired in Virginia by Mr. Pinner to serve his time at Port Tobacco with Edmond Lindsey. He also said he had served out his time and was living with William Lee (of Port Tobacco.)
1663 was living in Charles Co., Maryland. He was 21-22 years old at that time and according to the record, was living with William Lee, a merchant and trader at Port Tobacco.
1689 married about this time to Elizabeth Craxon and had 2 children, Thomas Jr. and Mary. Thomas Chapman was about 46-7 years old when he married Elizabeth Craxon. This may have been his second marriage.
1694 August 27, "Eldest son of Thomas Chapman," benef. in 27 August 1694
Maryland will of Thomas Craxon of Charles City Co., Maryland.
1694 Nov. 27, Northern Neck Land Grants, Thomas Chapman 443 acres in Stafford
Co., between Accokick and Ocquia Creeks.
1695 He bought a farm on Matawoman Creek in 1695, according to the Charles County deed book I, pg-94, in the County Clerks Office. Apparently his wife died shortly after the purchase of land in 1695 from John Parker and wife, and he went to Stafford County, Virginia, where he purchased another farm and sold the land he had in Charles County. Thomas Chapman Sr. married a widow, Margaret Perkins. Thomas was about 63 years old when he remarried and his wife was the mother of grown children, therefore probably was no issue by this marriage.
1695 June, from the above citations it is noted that Thomas Chapman was a resident of Charles Co., Md. in June 1695, and in September 1695, he was a resident of Stafford Co., Virginia. It is therefore assumed that he moved from Charles County, Md., to Stafford Co., Va., between June and September 1695. His wife was not mentioned in these trans-actions, therefore , it is believed that she died about the first part of 1695.
1706 March 1, Stafford Co., Va., Liber Z, pg-364. Know all men by these presents that William Barton of Charles Co., Province of Maryland doth constitute and appoint Col. George Mason and W.O. John Waugh in Stafford County in the colony of Virginia to be my true and lawful attorney for me in my name to ask damages of Thomas Chapman of Stafford County in the aforesaid county for 1500 pounds of Tobacco, it being due me on account of my land in said county of Stafford and
what my said attorneys shall do jointly or severally act or do in my name either to sue imprison or release I ratify to be as full and
good as if I myself was there present and witness my hand and seal.
1706 July 3, Stafford Co., Vir. Will Book Z pg-331. Thomas Chapman, Sr.,
and his wife Margaret Chapman gave deed to William Allen for 443 acres for 5000 pounds of tobacco.
1708 March 6, Stafford County, Va. Will Book Z, pg-442. To all Christian
people to whom these presents shall cometh.
.
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