Anderson Chapman was the son of Walter & Louisa Saunders Chapman:
Anderson Chapman married Oct 1, 1863. Amelia Adams Chapman she was the daughter of George Washington Adams and Mary Polly Childers. 10 children was born to this union.
John A. Chapman 1864-1917
Clarence Gordon Chapman 1867-1915
Ivy Maud Chapman Steward 1869-1942
Mary S. Chapman 1870 -1874
Olive Chapman Meyers Blair 1870-1940
George W. Chapman 1874-1942
Walter Tilden Chapman b 1877-1960
Ernest Clayton b 1878-1966
Annie Chapman Crabtree 1879-1948
Claude E. Chapman 1880-1968
10th day of June 1913. He applied for a Pension from the Civil War Confederate Soldier, State of Missouri, He solemnly swore that he resided at Cuba, MO Crawford Co. MO.
He said he entered the service at Springfield, MO, his commanding Colonel Miscal Johnson (it's hard to read the writing) Name of Regiment was Johnson Regiment. Class of service was the Cavalry and he fought at Springfield, MO.
Anderson Chapman: Capt Jim Bell, Cavalry Col M Johnson Entered service at Springfield, MO Missouri August 1861, MO Vols. The War Department send a letter on August 4, 1913 stating no record could be found.
Anderson Chapman married Oct 1, 1863. Amelia Adams Chapman she was the daughter of George Washington Adams and Mary Polly Childers. 10 children was born to this union.
John A. Chapman 1864-1917
Clarence Gordon Chapman 1867-1915
Ivy Maud Chapman Steward 1869-1942
Mary S. Chapman 1870 -1874
Olive Chapman Meyers Blair 1870-1940
George W. Chapman 1874-1942
Walter Tilden Chapman b 1877-1960
Ernest Clayton b 1878-1966
Annie Chapman Crabtree 1879-1948
Claude E. Chapman 1880-1968
10th day of June 1913. He applied for a Pension from the Civil War Confederate Soldier, State of Missouri, He solemnly swore that he resided at Cuba, MO Crawford Co. MO.
He said he entered the service at Springfield, MO, his commanding Colonel Miscal Johnson (it's hard to read the writing) Name of Regiment was Johnson Regiment. Class of service was the Cavalry and he fought at Springfield, MO.
Anderson Chapman: Capt Jim Bell, Cavalry Col M Johnson Entered service at Springfield, MO Missouri August 1861, MO Vols. The War Department send a letter on August 4, 1913 stating no record could be found.
Anderson Chapman was the son of Walter & Louisa Saunders Chapman:
Anderson Chapman married Oct 1, 1863. Amelia Adams Chapman she was the daughter of George Washington Adams and Mary Polly Childers. 10 children was born to this union.
John A. Chapman 1864-1917
Clarence Gordon Chapman 1867-1915
Ivy Maud Chapman Steward 1869-1942
Mary S. Chapman 1870 -1874
Olive Chapman Meyers Blair 1870-1940
George W. Chapman 1874-1942
Walter Tilden Chapman b 1877-1960
Ernest Clayton b 1878-1966
Annie Chapman Crabtree 1879-1948
Claude E. Chapman 1880-1968
10th day of June 1913. He applied for a Pension from the Civil War Confederate Soldier, State of Missouri, He solemnly swore that he resided at Cuba, MO Crawford Co. MO.
He said he entered the service at Springfield, MO, his commanding Colonel Miscal Johnson (it's hard to read the writing) Name of Regiment was Johnson Regiment. Class of service was the Cavalry and he fought at Springfield, MO.
Anderson Chapman: Capt Jim Bell, Cavalry Col M Johnson Entered service at Springfield, MO Missouri August 1861, MO Vols. The War Department send a letter on August 4, 1913 stating no record could be found.
Anderson Chapman married Oct 1, 1863. Amelia Adams Chapman she was the daughter of George Washington Adams and Mary Polly Childers. 10 children was born to this union.
John A. Chapman 1864-1917
Clarence Gordon Chapman 1867-1915
Ivy Maud Chapman Steward 1869-1942
Mary S. Chapman 1870 -1874
Olive Chapman Meyers Blair 1870-1940
George W. Chapman 1874-1942
Walter Tilden Chapman b 1877-1960
Ernest Clayton b 1878-1966
Annie Chapman Crabtree 1879-1948
Claude E. Chapman 1880-1968
10th day of June 1913. He applied for a Pension from the Civil War Confederate Soldier, State of Missouri, He solemnly swore that he resided at Cuba, MO Crawford Co. MO.
He said he entered the service at Springfield, MO, his commanding Colonel Miscal Johnson (it's hard to read the writing) Name of Regiment was Johnson Regiment. Class of service was the Cavalry and he fought at Springfield, MO.
Anderson Chapman: Capt Jim Bell, Cavalry Col M Johnson Entered service at Springfield, MO Missouri August 1861, MO Vols. The War Department send a letter on August 4, 1913 stating no record could be found.
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