George Chappell married (1) by about 1642, Christian ____ (assuming she was the mother of his earliest children). She died by 1653.
Their five children: Mary Daniels, Abigail Comstock Huntley, John, Sarah, & Rachel Crocker.
It is possibly George Chappell's wife Christian who was intended in the 1671 bequest of THOMAS BELL of Roxbury to all the children of my sister Christian, on her body begotten, who married on Chappell or Chapman, I give and bequeath twenty pounds apiece, &c." Against this isentification is the fact that Bell was an extremely wealthy merchant & George Chappell was of very mosedt means.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Their five children: Mary Daniels, Abigail Comstock Huntley, John, Sarah, & Rachel Crocker.
It is possibly George Chappell's wife Christian who was intended in the 1671 bequest of THOMAS BELL of Roxbury to all the children of my sister Christian, on her body begotten, who married on Chappell or Chapman, I give and bequeath twenty pounds apiece, &c." Against this isentification is the fact that Bell was an extremely wealthy merchant & George Chappell was of very mosedt means.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
George Chappell married (1) by about 1642, Christian ____ (assuming she was the mother of his earliest children). She died by 1653.
Their five children: Mary Daniels, Abigail Comstock Huntley, John, Sarah, & Rachel Crocker.
It is possibly George Chappell's wife Christian who was intended in the 1671 bequest of THOMAS BELL of Roxbury to all the children of my sister Christian, on her body begotten, who married on Chappell or Chapman, I give and bequeath twenty pounds apiece, &c." Against this isentification is the fact that Bell was an extremely wealthy merchant & George Chappell was of very mosedt means.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
Their five children: Mary Daniels, Abigail Comstock Huntley, John, Sarah, & Rachel Crocker.
It is possibly George Chappell's wife Christian who was intended in the 1671 bequest of THOMAS BELL of Roxbury to all the children of my sister Christian, on her body begotten, who married on Chappell or Chapman, I give and bequeath twenty pounds apiece, &c." Against this isentification is the fact that Bell was an extremely wealthy merchant & George Chappell was of very mosedt means.
Source: Anderson's Great Migration Study Project
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