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From: "fph1" <>
Subject: Re: [US-IMMIGRANTS] Fwd: John Chapman Ireland
Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2001 23:29:56 -0500
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Hello! Saw your John Chapman info. For an update, John Chapman was a
widower. That is the reason he started his "Apple Trek" Fred-Indiana


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Subject: Re: [US-IMMIGRANTS] Fwd: John Chapman Ireland


> Thanks for your response. She is listed as being from the Fort Vincennes,
> can you tell me if that was a French or Indian Settlement?
> Carla
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> From: Frank <>
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>
> > Hi Carla,
> >
> > I can tell you that there is a very famous John Chapman who lived in the
> > midwest. A solitary man and as far as I know he never married. Planted a
> lot
> > of apple tress though. He is burried here in Ft. Wayne, IN and we have
> big
> > festival each fall in his honor.
> >
> > The Wabash is a river in Indiana. It runs from the North Central part of
> the
> > state south westward emptying into the Ohio river which empties into the
> > Mississippi River near St. Louis. It was a major mode of transportation
> for
> > people and goods. There was a canal that was built that connected it
with
> > Lake Erie called the Wabash and Erie Canal.
> >
> > If "she is listed as coming from the Wabash", then you need to look in
the
> > State of Indiana.
> >
> > Do you know what time he came to Louisiana? Indiana did not become a
state
> > until 1816. Prior to that it was the Indiana Territory and prior to that
> it
> > was part of the great NorthWest Territory. Although the area was
settled
> > long before that. The French and the English both had forts here. In
fact
> > Ft. Vincennes was involved in the Revolutionary War.
> >
> > Hope all of that helps. Good luck.
> > Frank
> >
> >
> >
> > Researching: DUCHEMIN, BEBOUT/BEABOUT prior to 1800.
> >
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> > > From: "carla deville" <>
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> > > Subject: John Chapman Ireland
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> > > Looking for a John Chapman who came to America around 1750 or so.
> > Probably to Ohio and then moved on down to Louisiana. He came with a
> woman
> > named Marie Therese Laviolette/Cluseau/Fauvelle. I don't know where
> exactly
> > she is from. The only clue I have of her is that she is listed as
coming
> > from the Wabash. I don't know where this is. John Chapman also has a
> half
> > brother named William McCoy. I don't know how they are half brothers.
> > William's parents are William McCoy and Marguerite Menard. I don't know
> > where they are from either. I am from Louisiana. I would appreciate
any
> > info possible.
> > > Carla Chapman Deville
> > >
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