Son of Stephen Chipman and Amanda Washburn
- Husband of Mindwell Houston, married 5 Dec 1855 in Alpine, Utah, Utah
- Husband of Margaret Vance McNicholas, married 6 Oct 1859 in Utah.
- Husband of Caroline Abigail Mayhew Chipman, married 30 Jun 1868 in Salt Lake City, Utah
Washburn Chipman was born in Bastard Township, Leeds Co., Ontario, Canada, on April 16, 1829. Died in American Fork, Utah on November 1, 1926, in his 98th year. Father of 26 children. A Utah Pioneer of 1847. An Indian War veteran and Church worker.
- President of 67th Quorum of the Seventies.
- Served in the Indian Wars and rose to the rank of Colonel.
- Sent to Iron County by Bigham Young where he assisted in building the Parowan Canal.
- He was a successful stockman and farmer. He brought the first reaper to American Fork, Utah.
- A director and one of the first organizers of Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Provo Woolen Mills, Provo, Utah. Director of American Fork Coop Store and Sheepman's organization.
- He was a benefactor and an empire builder.
Son of Stephen Chipman and Amanda Washburn
- Husband of Mindwell Houston, married 5 Dec 1855 in Alpine, Utah, Utah
- Husband of Margaret Vance McNicholas, married 6 Oct 1859 in Utah.
- Husband of Caroline Abigail Mayhew Chipman, married 30 Jun 1868 in Salt Lake City, Utah
Washburn Chipman was born in Bastard Township, Leeds Co., Ontario, Canada, on April 16, 1829. Died in American Fork, Utah on November 1, 1926, in his 98th year. Father of 26 children. A Utah Pioneer of 1847. An Indian War veteran and Church worker.
- President of 67th Quorum of the Seventies.
- Served in the Indian Wars and rose to the rank of Colonel.
- Sent to Iron County by Bigham Young where he assisted in building the Parowan Canal.
- He was a successful stockman and farmer. He brought the first reaper to American Fork, Utah.
- A director and one of the first organizers of Zion's Cooperative Mercantile Institution, Salt Lake City, Utah, and Provo Woolen Mills, Provo, Utah. Director of American Fork Coop Store and Sheepman's organization.
- He was a benefactor and an empire builder.
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Mindwell Chipman Hunter
1856–1939
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Louisa Jane Chipman Herbert
1858–1944
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Sina Margaret Chipman King
1861–1914
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Amanda Chipman Chipman
1861–1915
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Beulah Ann Chipman Bromley
1862–1935
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Theodocia Chipman Shelley
1863–1908
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Mary Celestia Chipman
1864–1958
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Stephen Washburn Chipman
1865–1902
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Emeline Elizabeth Chipman Varney
1865–1953
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John Wesley Chipman
1867–1944
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Washburn Houston Chipman
1868–1868
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James Washburn Chipman
1869–1932
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Rhoda Adora Chipman
1870–1871
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Otto Lyman Chipman
1870–1892
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William Henry Chipman
1871–1948
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Thomas Jefferson Chipman
1872–1948
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Isaac Houston Chipman
1874–1874
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Siddie Melissa Chipman Noyes
1874–1961
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Lydia Lucinda Chipman Houston
1874–1966
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Austin Chipman
1876–1876
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Martha Alice Chipman
1876–1967
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Romania Chipman
1878–1879
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Walter Franklin Chipman
1878–1971
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Caroline Florella Chipman Mounteer
1880–1962
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Melva Jane Chipman
1880–1973
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Sarah May "Sadie" Chipman
1883–1943
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