Sister of Richard Burt 1745-1825 and daughter of Richard Burt b.1713 and Sarah Paul, she was married to Samuel Chapman, a private in the Connecticut Militia who was at Lexington and Concord where the revolution began.. See "Descendants of Robert Chapman" pub. 1954.Her daughter Sophia married Martin I Vanderwerker, son of Isaac and Elizabeth Sybrandt Vanderwerker. According to Laura Kane-Potvin her parents are Richard Burt b.1712 and Sarah Paul Burt 1715-1761.
By clicking on her husband's father and grandfather their ancestry can be traced back to the 1600's in Connecticut and before that to England. See FAG #204551091.
The Chapmans were early settlers in Bacon Hill and had large families.
By clicking on her husband's father and grandfather their ancestry can be traced back to the 1600's in Connecticut and before that to England. See FAG #204551091.
The Chapmans were early settlers in Bacon Hill and had large families.
Sister of Richard Burt 1745-1825 and daughter of Richard Burt b.1713 and Sarah Paul, she was married to Samuel Chapman, a private in the Connecticut Militia who was at Lexington and Concord where the revolution began.. See "Descendants of Robert Chapman" pub. 1954.Her daughter Sophia married Martin I Vanderwerker, son of Isaac and Elizabeth Sybrandt Vanderwerker. According to Laura Kane-Potvin her parents are Richard Burt b.1712 and Sarah Paul Burt 1715-1761.
By clicking on her husband's father and grandfather their ancestry can be traced back to the 1600's in Connecticut and before that to England. See FAG #204551091.
The Chapmans were early settlers in Bacon Hill and had large families.
By clicking on her husband's father and grandfather their ancestry can be traced back to the 1600's in Connecticut and before that to England. See FAG #204551091.
The Chapmans were early settlers in Bacon Hill and had large families.
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