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Col. Chapman was born in Windsor, a few years previous to his father's settlement in Tolland; and occupied during his life the house before-mentioned as built by his father. He died March, 1803, aged 80 years, regardless to the last of inclemency of weather or his own personal comfort. He was found dead in his bed. Such was his apparent health and uncomplaining habits, that the disease which occasioned his death, was only a matter of conjecture. Col. Samuel Chapman married Sarah White, of Bolton, September 20, 1750. Their children, five in number, were: Ruth born October 9, 1751 Sarah " January 15, 1753 Samuel " April 10, 1755, died July 15, 1756 Samuel " August 18, 1757, settled in Ellington From "Chapmans in the Early History of Tolland County, Connecticut" Link made via Ancestry DNA analysis member match and RootsWeb search. Find A Grave Col Samuel Chapman BIRTH 5 Oct 1723 Windsor, Hartford County, Connecticut, USA DEATH 4 Dec 1803 (aged 80) BURIAL North Cemetery Tolland, Tolland County, Connecticut, USA MEMORIAL ID 28026912 h/o Sarah Chapman. Married 20 Sep 1750 Children: Ruth Chapman b 9 Oct 1751 Sarah White Chapman b 15 Jan 1753 Samuel Chapman b 18 Aug 1757 Eliakim Chapman b 31 Jul 1760 Officer in the French War and in the Revolution. He was a Justice of the Peace and was for about 30 years a representative from Tolland in the Legislature and was a member of the Convention which ratified the Constitution of the United States in 1788. Source: - Memorials of Elder John White Compiled by Allyn Stanley Kellogg (1917): p62. Died in the 81st year of his age.
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