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Tamison "Tacy " Chaapel^1,2

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1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Tamison "Tacy" Chaapel, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
3. [S270] unknown compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743.", Ancestral File, Child of Isaac Chaapel and Tamison Wilcox -
   F, Tamison "Tacy" Chaapel, 29 Aug 1790, Berkshire, Berkshire, Mass., married Alva Kellogg.
4. [S122] unknown volume, Montgomery, Emma Edith Kellog Death Certificate, Hornell, New York, October 16, 1921, filled out by Grace E. Conderman, her daughter., unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Montgomery, Emma Edith Kellog Death Certificate, Hornell, New York, October 16, 1921, filled out by Grace E. Conderman, her daughter.

Isaac Chaapel^1,2,3

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1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; The said Tacy Kellog was the daughter of Isaac Chapel born 2-28-1761 and died May 1, 1817 and his wife Tomasin Wilcox born 4-2-1764, died 5-22-1839., Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S812] unknown author, "Chaapel Pedigree Chart" (unknown compiler address). unknown m. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Pedigree Chart."
3. This is the spelling of Chaapel on his gravestone, and all the children's grave stones. dhj
4. [S1378] Intellectual Reserve, Inc., compiler, "Descendancy Chart"; Ancestral File, n419 (6 March 2000), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Descendancy Chart."
5. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Isaac Chaapel was born February 28, 1761 at Sandisfield in Berkshire county. Page 5, 6.
6. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg. 353 - Isaac Chaapel fought at the battle of Bunker Hill and served until the close of the war.
7. [S72] unknown compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel.", Ancestral File, Isaac Chapel enlisted August 16, 1777 New Marlborough, and served as Private in Capt. Elijah Deming's company. Col. Ashley's Berkshire County Regt. Company ordered to Bennington by Brig. Gen John Fellows. Discharged August 22, 1777. Service 6 days.
8. [S168] unknown author, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, a Compilation from the Archives, Prepared and Published by the Secretary of the Commonwealth In accordance with Chapter 190, Resolves of 1891 (18 Post Office Square, Boston, MA: Wright & Potter Printing Co., State Printers, 1897, 1902), Pg. 303, Chapel, Isaac, New Marlborough. Private, Capt. Elijah Deming's Co., Col. Ashley's (Berkshire Co.) regt.; enlisted Aug. 16, 1777; discharged Aug. 22, 1777; service, 6 days; company ordered to Bennington by Brig. Gen. John Fellows; also, Capt. Allen's co., Col. Calvin Smith regt.; Continental Army pay accounts for service from Jan. 1, 1780 to Dec. 31, 1789.
9. [S170] unknown author, History of Berkshire County, Massachusetts, with Biographical Sketches of its Prominent Men, Vol. 1 (36 Vesey Street, New York: J. B. Beers & Co., 1885), Pg 200,New Marlborough - Isaac Chappel listed as one who served in Revolutionary War.
10. [S72] unknown compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel.", Ancestral File, See beginning of service.
11. [S72] unknown compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel.", Ancestral File, January 1, 1780, he enlisted in Cap't Allen's Company. Col. Calvin Smith's Reg't. Continental pay accounts give proof that this last service was for one Year (January 1, 1780 to December 31, 1780). For additional service, see Nat. No. 59496, Add Vol 253.
12. [S322] unknown author, DAR Patriot Index, Centennial Edition, Parts 1 & 2, National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution Centennial Administration, Mrs. Eldred Martin Yochim, President General, Washington 1990 (Washington, D.C.: unknown publisher, 1990), Part 1 -
    Chappell: Chapel Chappelle, Schappelle
    Isaac: b 2-28-1761 MA d 5-1-1817 PA m Tamasin Wilcox Pvt MA.
13. [S72] unknown compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel.", Ancestral File.
14. [S168] unknown author, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, a Compilation from the Archives, Prepared and Published by the Secretary of the Commonwealth In accordance with Chapter 190, Resolves of 1891, Pg. 336. Chappel, Isaac, New Marlborough. Descriptive list of men enlisted from Berkshire Co. in 1779 to serve in the Continental Army; age 18 yrs.; stature, 5 ft. 7 in.; complexion, light; residence, New Marlborough; delivered to Lieut. Storey; also, descriptive list of enlisted men dated West Point, Jan. 25, 1781; age, 19 yrs.; stature, 5 ft. 7.5 in.; complexion, dark; hair, black; eyes, black; residence New Marlborough; enlisted Dec. 10, 1779, by Capt. Allen; joined Col. Joh Greaton's (3rd) regt.; enlistment, during war.
15. [S154] unknown volume, Massachussets Vital Records, Sandisfield, Birth Index 1762 - 1804, L-2, Marriage Index, book by A. S. Holbrook, records on fische at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas. Also, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, compiled and edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, N.Y, member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society.: Pg. 81 - Chapel, Isaac and Tamasin Wilcox, Aug. 15, 1784
    , unknown repository, 5300 Caroline, Houston, Harris, TX, USA, 77004, 713-524-0101. Hereinafter cited as Massachussets Vital Records, Sandisfield, Birth Index 1762 - 1804, L-2, Marriage Index, book by A. S. Holbrook, records on fische at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas. Also, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, compiled and edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, N.Y, member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society.
16. [S607] White, Virgil D., Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-Z, Abstracted by Virgil D. White (several volumes) (Waynesboro, Tennessee: National Historical Publishing Company, 1990), Vol I A-E Pg 598 - BLW #3880-100-22 - srv as a Pvt in the MA Line.
17. [S162] unknown subject, Bounty Land Warrant Record Card, Division of Veterans' Administration Archives, The National Archives Form VAN-51 12-5-41. Issued to Isaac Chapel, Private, Massachusetts, Warrant Number e880, 100 acres, issued Aug. 22, 1789 to not shown. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Issued to Isaac Chapel, Private, Massachusetts, Warrant No. 3880 for 100 acres, issued Aug. 22, 1789 to - not shown -.
18. [S607] White, Virgil D., Genealogical Abstracts of Revolutionary War Pension Files, Volume I: A-Z, Abstracted by Virgil D. White (several volumes), Chapel, Isaac, BLW #3880-100-22 Aug 1789, srv as a Pvt in the MA Line.
19. [S171] unknown compiler, Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790, Massachusetts, Department of Commerce and Labor, Bureau of the Census, S.N.D. North, Director (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1908), Pg. 34, Isaac Chappel, 1 free white male of 16 yrs and upward, 1 free white male under 16 years, 4 free white females, including heads of families.
20. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg 5. He married Tamasin Wilcox, with whom and their four children, he removed in March, 1800 to Towanda, where he built a log house on the bank of the run near the site of the present Episcopal church. Here he remained two years then located in LeRoy on what is known as the Chauncey Chaapel farm...
21. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, He remained in Towanda two years, then located in LeRoy on what is known as the Chauncey Chaapel farm, where he died on May 1, 1817.
22. [S403] Clement F. Heverly, History and Geography of Bradford County Pennsylvania 1615 - 1924, designed for the Public Schools and General Use (unknown publisher address: The Bradford County Historical Society, unknown publish date), Isaac Chaapel, who was in the battle of Bunker Hill and served through the Revolutionary War, in 1800 removed from Massachusetts with his family, stopping at Towanda, where he occupied a log house on Mex run until 1802, then moved to Le
    Roy.
23. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg. 383 - Freeholders to Settle (Auditors) Burlington, 1804,
    Isaac Chaapel.
    
24. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg 390 - Add to Justices, 1804, Isaac Chaapel, LeRoy.
    
25. [S190] unknown author, History of Bradford County Pennsylvania 1891 - 1995, ISBN: 0-88107-265-6 (unknown publisher address: Curtis Media Inc, 1996), Pg. 32, T18, Canton Schools. The first school in he township was probably started by Loren Kingsbury (1801-02) although other records give Samuel Griffin as the founder of the first school, perhaps about 1803. Miss Emma Segar was the first teacher, followed by Isaac Chaapel. (It was though that men were needed to keep order.)
26. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg. 5.
27. [S403] Clement F. Heverly, History and Geography of Bradford County Pennsylvania 1615 - 1924, designed for the Public Schools and General Use, In 1804 he was commissioned a Justice-of-the-peace, the first on Towanda creek.
28. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg. 5 - Was a member of the first grand jury (1818) in the county. He also filled various other local offices.
29. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg. 11 - Justices of the Peace commissioned for Bradford county from 1812 to 1820 were:.....1816 - Isaac Chaapel of LeRoy.
30. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II...then located in LeRoy on what is known as the Chauncey Chaapel farm, where he died May 1, 1817.
31. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), I visited the cemetery on June 24, 1998, and recorded his grave stone as follows:
    Isaac Chaapel
    died
    May 1, 1817
    aged 51 yrs
    3 mos
    1 ds.
32. [S177] unknown author, "unknown article title", Annual Bradford County Historical Society containing Outline of Work Accomplished, Papers on Local History, Questions and Answers, Condensed County History and Early Marriages, Vol. I, Number One (1906): Page 17, Leroy, Soldier Isaac Chaapel, buried in LeRoy cemetery.
    Isaac Chaapel fought at the battle of Bunker Hill and served until the close of the war.
33. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
34. [S285] unknown name of person, Page 16, 1818 Bradford County, PA, Administration Records -Tamasin Chaapel Admstr. of Isaac Chaapel, dec. - Letters of Administration granted to Tamasin Chaapel unknown file number, unknown repository, unknown repository address, Page 16, 1818 Administrative Records, Tamasin Chaapel Admstr. of Isaac Chaapel, dec. Letters of Administration granted to Mrs. Tamasin Chaapel of Canton Township, Widow, in the Estate of Isaac Chaapel, late of the same township dec.?, she having past given security and been duly sworn well to administer & exhibit a true Inventory and render a just account of his said administration, Given under seal of Reg. officer, May 11, 1818. Hereinafter cited as Page 16, 1818 Bradford County, PA, Administration Records -Tamasin Chaapel Admstr. of Isaac Chaapel, dec. - Letters of Administration granted to Tamasin Chaapel.

Tamison Wilcox^1,2

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1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; The said Tacy Kellog was the daughter of Isaac Chapel born 2-28-1761 died May 1, 1817 and his wife Tomasin Wilcox born 4-2-1764 died 5-22-1839., Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S154] unknown volume, Massachussets Vital Records, Sandisfield, Birth Index 1762 - 1804, L-2, Marriage Index, book by A. S. Holbrook, records on fische at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas. Also, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, compiled and edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, N.Y, member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society.: Pg. 72 - Tamison, born April 2, 1764, unknown repository, 5300 Caroline, Houston, Harris, TX, USA, 77004, 713-524-0101. Hereinafter cited as Massachussets Vital Records, Sandisfield, Birth Index 1762 - 1804, L-2, Marriage Index, book by A. S. Holbrook, records on fische at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas. Also, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, compiled and edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, N.Y, member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society.
3. [S72] unknown compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel.", Ancestral File, The said Tacy Chapel was the daughter of Isaac Chapel and Tomasin Wilcox.
4. [S72] unknown compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel.", Ancestral File, The said Tacy Kellog was the daughter of Isaac Chapel born 2-28-1761 died May 1, 1817 and his wife Tomasin Wilcox born 4-2-1764 died 5-22-1839. This is incorrect. according to Sandisfield records she was bor April 2, 1764.
5. [S154] unknown volume, Massachussets Vital Records, Sandisfield, Birth Index 1762 - 1804, L-2, Marriage Index, book by A. S. Holbrook, records on fische at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas. Also, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, compiled and edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, N.Y, member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society.: Pg 183, Familyof Ebenezur Willcox, Vol. 1, page 61 - Willcox, Tamison daughter to Ebenezur Willcox & Mary his wife was born April 2nd 1764., unknown repository.
6. [S179] unknown author, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, Sandisfield Revolutionary Soldiers, Compiled and Edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, NY, Member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society
   (Rutland, Vermont: The Tuttle Publishing Co., Inc., 1936), Pg. 72 - Willcox, Ebinezur and Mary (Eddy) Tamison, born April 2, 1764.
7. [S154] unknown volume, Massachussets Vital Records, Sandisfield, Birth Index 1762 - 1804, L-2, Marriage Index, book by A. S. Holbrook, records on fische at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas. Also, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, compiled and edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, N.Y, member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society., unknown repository.
8. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), His wife, born April 2, 1764, died May 22, 1833. Both together with many of their descendants are buried in the cemetery at LeRoy.
9. [S154] unknown volume, Massachussets Vital Records, Sandisfield, Birth Index 1762 - 1804, L-2, Marriage Index, book by A. S. Holbrook, records on fische at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas. Also, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts to the year 1850, compiled and edited by Capt. Elizur Yale Smith, Kinderhood, N.Y, member New York Genealogical and Biographical Society, Connecticut Historical Society.: Pg. 81 - Chapel, Isaac and Tamasin Wilcox, Aug. 15, 1784
   , unknown repository.
10. [S171] unknown compiler, Heads of Families at the First Census of the United States Taken in the Year 1790, Massachusetts, Department of Commerce and Labor, Bureau of the Census, S.N.D. North, Director (Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1908), Pg. 34, Isaac Chappel, 1 free white male of 16 yrs and upward, 1 free white male under 16 years, 4 free white females, including heads of families.
11. [S710] unknown author, 1770 History of Bradford County Pennsylvania, with Illustrations and Biographical Sketches, Some of its prominent men and pioneers - 1878 (714-16 Filbert St., Philadelphia: L. H. Everts & Co., 1878), Pg 313 - Isaac Chaapel, father of Ledyard and Chauncey, on the Chaapel farm in 1799. Issac Chaapel was a prominent man, being the first justice of the peace for what was then Burlington township.
12. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, Pg 5. He married Tamasin Wilcox, with whom and their four children, he removed in March, 1800 to Towanda, where he built a log house on the bank of the run near the site of the present Episcopal church. Here he remained two years then located in LeRoy on what is known as the Chauncey Chaapel farm...
13. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II, He remained in Towanda two years, then located in LeRoy on what is known as the Chauncey Chaapel farm, where he died on May 1, 1817.
14. [S403] Clement F. Heverly, History and Geography of Bradford County Pennsylvania 1615 - 1924, designed for the Public Schools and General Use (unknown publisher address: The Bradford County Historical Society, unknown publish date), Isaac Chaapel, who was in the battle of Bunker Hill and served through the Revolutionary War, in 1800 removed from Massachusetts with his family, stopping at Towanda, where he occupied a log house on Mex run until 1802, then moved to Le
    Roy.
15. [S285] unknown name of person, Page 16, 1818 Bradford County, PA, Administration Records -Tamasin Chaapel Admstr. of Isaac Chaapel, dec. - Letters of Administration granted to Tamasin Chaapel unknown file number, unknown repository, unknown repository address, Page 16, 1818 Administrative Records, Tamasin Chaapel Admstr. of Isaac Chaapel, dec. Letters of Administration granted to Mrs. Tamasin Chaapel of Canton Township, Widow, in the Estate of Isaac Chaapel, late of the same township dec.?, she having past given security and been duly sworn well to administer & exhibit a true Inventory and render a just account of his said administration, Given under seal of Reg. officer, May 11, 1818. Hereinafter cited as Page 16, 1818 Bradford County, PA, Administration Records -Tamasin Chaapel Admstr. of Isaac Chaapel, dec. - Letters of Administration granted to Tamasin Chaapel.
16. [S1064] unknown author, "Pedigree Chart" (unknown compiler address). unknown m. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Pedigree Chart."
17. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
18. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), I visited this cemetery on June 24, 1998 and observed and photographed the grave stone. It reads:
    Tamasin
    wife of
    Isaac Chaapel
    died
    May 22, 1839
    aged 75 yrs
    1 mo
    20 days.

Buckley Chaapel^1,2

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1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Name on grave stone is Chaapel. I visited the grave yard on June 24, 1998.
3. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Page 14, M, Buckley Chaapel, 11 Nov. 1784, Sandisfield, Berk, Mass, died 1 Sept. 1837, married Betsy Bowman, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
4. [S423] unknown volume, Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts, compiled by Flora Briggs Rhodes, Sandisfield Town Clerk 1972 -: Chaapel, child born Nov. 11, 1784., (1987), unknown repository, Berkshire Anthanaum, Wendell St, Pittsfield, Berkshire, MA, USA. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records of Sandisfield, Massachusetts, compiled by Flora Briggs Rhodes, Sandisfield Town Clerk 1972 -.
5. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Buckley, Born February 10, 1784, married Betsey Bowman of Towanda, died September 1, 1837. Page 6.
6. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge., Page 14, M, Buckley Chaapel, 11 Nov. 1784, Sandisfield, Berk, Mass, died 1 Sept. 1837, married Betsy Bowman (I don't know what this refers to. dhj
   I visited the cemetery on June 24, 1998. The grave stone reads:
   Buckley Chapel
   died
   Sept. 1, 1838
   AE 62 yrs 9 ms
   8 days
   Apparently he shortened the name to Chapel.
7. [S194] unknown name of person, Buckley Chapel Will in the Bradford County, PA, court house records, which was probated September 12, 1837. unknown file number, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, Will of Buckley Chapel dated June 23, 1831. Hereinafter cited as Buckley Chapel Will in the Bradford County, PA, court house records, which was probated September 12, 1837.

Betsy Bowman¹

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), PG. 6 - married Betsey Bowman of Towanda.
3. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Page 14, M, Buckley Chaapel, 11 Nov. 1784, Sandisfield, Berk, Mass, died 1 Sept. 1837, married Betsy Bowman, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."

Laura Chaapel¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; F, Laura Chaapel, 3 Apr. 1786 Sandisfield, Berk, Mass, died 6 April 1876, married Mr. Rockefeller, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."

Parney Chapel¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S1064] unknown author, "Pedigree Chart" (unknown compiler address). unknown m. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Pedigree Chart."
3. [S1074] unknown author, "Chaapel Family Group Sheet" (unknown compiler address). unknown m. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family Group Sheet."

Amos Harris¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S1074] unknown author, "Chaapel Family Group Sheet" (unknown compiler address). unknown m. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family Group Sheet."

Harriett Chaapel^1,2

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Page 84 July 23, 1809 - Horace Spalding of Canton and Miss Harriet, daughter of Isaac and Tamasin (Wilcox) Chaapel of LeRoy.
3. [S108] unknown author, The Spalding Memorial, a Genealogical History of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay and His Descendants with a record of their military serice in the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil Wars together with Information concerning various other branches of the Spalding Family by Charles Warren Spalding, A.M., Chicago, Illinois. Revised and enlarged (from the original publication by Rev. S. J. Spalding.) To live in Hearts we leave behind is not to Die. (Chicago, Illinois: American Puslishers' Association, 1897), Pg 259. Horace married Harriet ChapelJuly 23, 1809. She was born Aug. 29, 1789.
4. [S108] unknown author, The Spalding Memorial, a Genealogical History of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay and His Descendants with a record of their military serice in the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil Wars together with Information concerning various other branches of the Spalding Family by Charles Warren Spalding, A.M., Chicago, Illinois. Revised and enlarged (from the original publication by Rev. S. J. Spalding.) To live in Hearts we leave behind is not to Die., Pg. 259, Horace married Harriet Chapel, July 23, 1809.

Horace Spalding¹

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S108] unknown author, The Spalding Memorial, a Genealogical History of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay and His Descendants with a record of their military serice in the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil Wars together with Information concerning various other branches of the Spalding Family by Charles Warren Spalding, A.M., Chicago, Illinois. Revised and enlarged (from the original publication by Rev. S. J. Spalding.) To live in Hearts we leave behind is not to Die. (Chicago, Illinois: American Puslishers' Association, 1897), PG 259 - b. July 25, 1783.
3. [S108] unknown author, The Spalding Memorial, a Genealogical History of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay and His Descendants with a record of their military serice in the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil Wars together with Information concerning various other branches of the Spalding Family by Charles Warren Spalding, A.M., Chicago, Illinois. Revised and enlarged (from the original publication by Rev. S. J. Spalding.) To live in Hearts we leave behind is not to Die., Pg. 259, Horace married Harriet Chapel, July 23, 1809.
4. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Page 84 July 23, 1809 - Horace Spalding of Canton and Miss Harriet, daughter of Isaac and Tamasin (Wilcox) Chaapel of LeRoy.
5. [S108] unknown author, The Spalding Memorial, a Genealogical History of Edward Spalding of Virginia and Massachusetts Bay and His Descendants with a record of their military serice in the Colonial, Revolutionary and Civil Wars together with Information concerning various other branches of the Spalding Family by Charles Warren Spalding, A.M., Chicago, Illinois. Revised and enlarged (from the original publication by Rev. S. J. Spalding.) To live in Hearts we leave behind is not to Die., PG. 259 Died April 1879 in Canton, PA.

Ledgard Chapel¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), I visited he LeRoy Cemetery in LeRoy, Bradford Co. PA on June 24, 1998, The grave stone reads:
   
   Ledgard Chaapel
   diied
   Sept. 21, 1874
   aged
   77 years 8 mo's
   & 14 days
   I am thine, save me for I have sought thy precepts.
   Psalm CXIV. 94
   We can determine the date by subtacting his age from his death date.
3. [S1074] unknown author, "Chaapel Family Group Sheet" (unknown compiler address). unknown m. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family Group Sheet."
4. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge., I visited he LeRoy Cemetery in LeRoy, Bradford Co. PA on June 24, 1998, The grave stone reads:
   
   Ledgard Chaapel
   diied
   Sept. 21, 1874
   aged
   77 years 8 mo's
   & 14 days
   I am thine, save me for I have sought thy precepts.
   Psalm CXIV. 94.
5. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge., I visited he LeRoy Cemetery in LeRoy, Bradford Co. PA on June 24, 1998, The grave stone reads:
   
   Ledgard Chaapel
   diied
   Sept. 21, 1874
   aged
   77 years 8 mo's
   & 14 days
   I am thine, save me for I have sought thy precepts.
   Psalm CXIV. 94.

John Chaapel¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Page 14, M, John Chaapel, 1799, Lenox, Berkshire, MA lost at sea, never married, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."

Isaac Chaapel^1,2

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Page 14, M, Isaac Chaapel, 1803, prob. LeRoy, Bradford, PA, lived and died in Wisc. never married
   
   It appears that the DAR application is incorrect., Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
3. [S270] unknown compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743.", Ancestral File, Page 14, M, Isaac Chaapel, 1803, prob. LeRoy, Bradford, PA, died in Wis. Lived in Wis. Never married.

Fanny Chaapel^1,2

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; F, Laura Chaapel, 3 Apr. 1786 Sandisfield, Berk, Mass, died 6 April 1876, married Mr. Rockefeller
   The Dar application appears to be incorrect, as all the family used Chaapel. dhj, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
3. [S270] unknown compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743.", Ancestral File, Page 14, Isaac Chaapel
   F, Fanny Chaapel, 1800, prob. Towanda, Brad., PA
   married Robert Chaflin.

Mary Chaapel^1,2

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), DAR application is incorrect according to her grave. I visited LeRoy Cemetery Bradford Co., PA on June 24, 1998 and the grave stone reads:
   Mary A. Chaapel
   wife of
   Harvey Kellogg
   died Dec. 26, 1886
   aged
   75 yrs 4 ms & 17 ds.
3. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge., I visited LeRoy Cemetery Bradford Co., PA on June 24, 1998 and the grave stone reads:
   Mary A. Chaapel
   wife of
   Harvey Kellogg
   died Dec. 26, 1886
   aged
   75 yrs 4 ms & 17 ds.
4. [S664] unknown compiler, compiler, "Copies of cards made by members of the Bradford Co. Historical Society relative to marriages and deaths which appeared in the local newspaper"; Harvey Kellogg, Franklin to
   Miss Amanda Chapel, Franklin
   Married in Franklin on the 9th inst. by Rev. John Wilson
   Northern Banner
   April 13, 1833, Ancestral File (Various), unknown repository, Bradford County Historical Society, 21 Main Street, Towanda, Bradford, PA, USA, 18848, 717-265-2240. Hereinafter cited as "Copies of cards made by members of the Bradford Co. Historical Society relative to marriages and deaths which appeared in the local newspaper."
5. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Pg 35 - 1833 - April 9, in Franklin, by Rev. John Wilson, Harvey Kellogg and Miss Mary, daughter of Isaac and Tamasin (Wilcox) Chaapel.

Harvey Kellogg

Events

Citations

1. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Pg 35 - 1833 - April 9, in Franklin, by Rev. John Wilson, Harvey Kellogg and Miss Mary, daughter of Isaac and Tamasin (Wilcox) Chaapel.
2. [S664] unknown compiler, compiler, "Copies of cards made by members of the Bradford Co. Historical Society relative to marriages and deaths which appeared in the local newspaper"; Harvey Kellogg, Franklin to
   Miss Amanda Chapel, Franklin
   Married in Franklin on the 9th inst. by Rev. John Wilson
   Northern Banner
   April 13, 1833, Ancestral File (Various), unknown repository, Bradford County Historical Society, 21 Main Street, Towanda, Bradford, PA, USA, 18848, 717-265-2240. Hereinafter cited as "Copies of cards made by members of the Bradford Co. Historical Society relative to marriages and deaths which appeared in the local newspaper."
3. [S8] unknown author, Information entered by Dorothy Johnson concerning events in her life or in family members for which she has full knowledge. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), On June 24, 1998 I visited and photographed the graves in the LeRoy PA Cemetery, Bradford County.
   The grave stone read:
   Harvey Kellogg
   died
   Jan 28, 1877
   aged
   ___ 9 mos.
   19 da.

Delight Chaapel¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Pg. 14 - F, Delight Chaapel, about 1806, prob. LeRoy, Bradford, PA
   Maried Benjamin Holcomb 21 Mar 1832, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
3. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Pg 276 - March 21, 1832, in Canton, by Justice Asa Pratt, Benjamin Holcomb of Canton and Miss Delight, daughter of Isaac and Tamasin (Wilcox) Chaapel of Franklin.

Benjamin Holcomb¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S72] unknown compiler, compiler, "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."; Ancestral File unknown repository, Washington, D.C., USA. Hereinafter cited as "DAR application for membership of Tyra Montgomery Mahan by right of lineal descent from Isaac Chapel."
2. [S1074] unknown author, "Chaapel Family Group Sheet" (unknown compiler address). unknown m. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family Group Sheet."
3. [S270] unknown compiler, compiler, "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."; Pg. 14 - F, Delight Chaapel, about 1806, prob. LeRoy, Bradford, PA
   Maried Benjamin Holcomb 21 Mar 1832, Ancestral File Go west on 414 past cemetery, turn right at Center Rd., up hill first house on right, Mrs. Patricia Chaapel (Mrs. Charles L.), P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, Bradford, PA, USA, 17743, 717-364-5778. Hereinafter cited as "Chaapel Family History, started by Mrs. Mertie (Harris) Hiatt of Provo, UT in the 1950's (she was the granddaughter of Parna Chaapel who was a daughter of Isaac Chaapel); contributed to by Dallin Oaks of Provo, UT, one time President of Brigham Young University. Charles B. Chaapel and Eugene V. Calvert spent considerable time helping to compile this book. The information on the first 12 sheets in this book were researched & furnished by Richard Ted Chaapel, son of Harley D. and Nora R. Chaapel. This information was given to Dorothy H. Johnson by Mrs. Patricia Chaapel, P. O. Box 63, LeRoy, PA, 17743."
4. [S167] Clement F. Heverly, Pioneer and Patriot Families of Bradford County Pennsylvania, 1800 - 1825,including History (1800 - 1840),Soldiers of the Revolution and War of 1812 and all Matters relating to Early Times, Vol. II (Towanda, PA: Bradford Star Print, 1915), Pg 276 - March 21, 1832, in Canton, by Justice Asa Pratt, Benjamin Holcomb of Canton and Miss Delight, daughter of Isaac and Tamasin (Wilcox) Chaapel of Franklin.

Daniel Whipple¹

Parents

Events

Citations

1. [S38] unknown author, Letter from Laura Dudey, dated Feb. 5, 1953, from Malone, NY to Dorothy & Wendell Howard. Laura is daughter of Elsie M. Howard and Samuel Dudey. She is is couson of J. Wendell Howard. Elsie Dudey is sister of Herbert W. Howard, J. Wendell Howard's father. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), From DAR Record from Nathan Melvin.
2. [S38] unknown author, Letter from Laura Dudey, dated Feb. 5, 1953, from Malone, NY to Dorothy & Wendell Howard. Laura is daughter of Elsie M. Howard and Samuel Dudey. She is is couson of J. Wendell Howard. Elsie Dudey is sister of Herbert W. Howard, J. Wendell Howard's father., From DAR record from Nathan Melvin - Daniel Whipple B. April 23, 1800 at Gilmington NH died at Chateaugay NY August 11, 1885
   M. Agnes Mac Clatchie April 23, 1829.
3. [S188] unknown name of person, Probate of the will of Daniel Whipple in August 1885, Surrogate Court, Franklin County, NY unknown file number, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, Pgs 446 - 461 probate of will of Daniel Whipple which names children, wife, and grandchildren thru his daughter Diana who died. Hereinafter cited as Probate of the will of Daniel Whipple in August 1885, Surrogate Court, Franklin County, NY.
4. [S161] unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, unknown repository address; unknown reader, Daniel Whipple/Died/Aug. 11, 1885,/AE. 82 Y'rs 4 M's/Father we miss thee/.
5. [S187] unknown name of person unknown record type, 1292042 & 1292044, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, Film 1292044 LDS - SLC, Earlville Cemetery, Chateaugay, NY, D. Aug. 11, 1885, Ae. 82, w. Agnes McClatchie, D. Nov. 18, 1881, Ae 91; Son Silas D. Jan. 22, 1845, George Jan. 22 1845; John D. Dec. 22, 1845, Ae. 16; Theadore June 1, 1867.
6. [S997] Franklin County Historical Society and Museum Society, family information: Whipple, Daniel
   D. Aug. 11 1885 Ae. 82
   W. Agnes McClatchie D. Nov. 18 1881 Ae. 91
   Son Silas D. Jan 22, 1845
   George Jan. 22, 1845
   John D. Dec 22, 1849 Ae. 16
   Theadore June 1, 1867 Ae. 29
   
   Earlville Cem
   Chateaugay New York, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Franklin County Historical Society and Museum Society.
7. [S1078] unknown compiler, compiler, "Jonah Whipple"; Ancestral File unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Jonah Whipple."

Jonah Whipple^1,2

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1. [S38] unknown author, Letter from Laura Dudey, dated Feb. 5, 1953, from Malone, NY to Dorothy & Wendell Howard. Laura is daughter of Elsie M. Howard and Samuel Dudey. She is is couson of J. Wendell Howard. Elsie Dudey is sister of Herbert W. Howard, J. Wendell Howard's father. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), MY DAR record for Nathan Melvin. Jonah Whipple b. Oct. 22, 1761 at Gloucester, RI died at Chateaugay NY Jan 16 1843.
2. [S958] unknown compiler, compiler, "Whipple Coat of Arms"; Whipple Coat of Arms, Ancestral File unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Whipple Coat of Arms."
3. [S158] unknown volume, Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636 - 1850, First Series, Births, Marriages and Deaths, A Family Register for the People. by James N. Arnold, Editor of the Narragansett Historical Register. "Is My Name Written in the Book of Life?" Volume 3, Glocester, Part I, Published under the Auspices of the General Assembly, Providence, R.I, Narragansett Historical Publishing Company, 1892, being a part of Vital Record of Cranston, Johnston and North Providence, R.I. Hanterdon House, Lambertville, N.J., 1983, GEN 974.5, A756 RI at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.: Pg. 67 Glocester - Births and Deaths - 1-120 WHIPPLE, Jonah, October 22, 1761., unknown repository, 5300 Caroline, Houston, Harris, TX, USA, 77004, 713-524-0101. Hereinafter cited as Vital Record of Rhode Island, 1636 - 1850, First Series, Births, Marriages and Deaths, A Family Register for the People. by James N. Arnold, Editor of the Narragansett Historical Register. "Is My Name Written in the Book of Life?" Volume 3, Glocester, Part I, Published under the Auspices of the General Assembly, Providence, R.I, Narragansett Historical Publishing Company, 1892, being a part of Vital Record of Cranston, Johnston and North Providence, R.I. Hanterdon House, Lambertville, N.J., 1983, GEN 974.5, A756 RI at Clayton Library, Houston, Texas.
4. [S38] unknown author, Letter from Laura Dudey, dated Feb. 5, 1953, from Malone, NY to Dorothy & Wendell Howard. Laura is daughter of Elsie M. Howard and Samuel Dudey. She is is couson of J. Wendell Howard. Elsie Dudey is sister of Herbert W. Howard, J. Wendell Howard's father..
5. [S1078] unknown compiler, compiler, "Jonah Whipple"; Ancestral File unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Jonah Whipple."
6. [S603] unknown compiler, Heads of Families at the Second Census of the United States taken in the year 1800 New Hampshire, Cheshire Co. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Whipple, Jona.
   2 m under 10, 1m 10-16, 1 m 45+
   2 f under 10 1 f 10-16, 1 f 26 - 45.
7. [S161] unknown name of person unknown record type, unknown repository, unknown repository address; unknown reader, In Memory of/ Jonah Whipple/ Died/Jan. 8, 1843;/AE. 80./.
8. [S187] unknown name of person unknown record type, 1292042 & 1292044, unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA; unknown reader, Film 1292044 , Whipple, Jonah, D. Jan 13, 1843, Ae. 80, Earlville Cemetery, Chateaugay, NY.
9. [S977] Robert S. Albee, compiler, "Albee Family Records"; d. Jan. 13 1843 ae.80
   Earlville Ce. Chateaugay, New York, Ancestral File (1920), unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Albee Family Records."

Hepzibah Melvin¹

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1. [S38] unknown author, Letter from Laura Dudey, dated Feb. 5, 1953, from Malone, NY to Dorothy & Wendell Howard. Laura is daughter of Elsie M. Howard and Samuel Dudey. She is is couson of J. Wendell Howard. Elsie Dudey is sister of Herbert W. Howard, J. Wendell Howard's father. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), My DAR record from Nathan Melvin. Hepzebah Melvin b. March 24, 1767 at Ashburnham, Mass, died at Chateaugay, NY 1843.
2. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg 816, Hepsibah, b. March 24, 1767.
3. [S1078] unknown compiler, compiler, "Jonah Whipple"; Ancestral File unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as "Jonah Whipple."
4. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816, Pg. 816, Hepsibah, b. March 24, 1767.
5. [S854] Vital Records Ashburnham, Massachusetts: Hepzibah Melvin daughter of Nathan and Anna Melvin his wife, born March 24, 1767, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Vital Records Ashburnham, Massachusetts.
6. [S38] unknown author, Letter from Laura Dudey, dated Feb. 5, 1953, from Malone, NY to Dorothy & Wendell Howard. Laura is daughter of Elsie M. Howard and Samuel Dudey. She is is couson of J. Wendell Howard. Elsie Dudey is sister of Herbert W. Howard, J. Wendell Howard's father..
7. [S603] unknown compiler, Heads of Families at the Second Census of the United States taken in the year 1800 New Hampshire, Cheshire Co. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Whipple, Jona.
   2 m under 10, 1m 10-16, 1 m 45+
   2 f under 10 1 f 10-16, 1 f 26 - 45.

Nathan Melvin¹

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1. [S38] unknown author, Letter from Laura Dudey, dated Feb. 5, 1953, from Malone, NY to Dorothy & Wendell Howard. Laura is daughter of Elsie M. Howard and Samuel Dudey. She is is couson of J. Wendell Howard. Elsie Dudey is sister of Herbert W. Howard, J. Wendell Howard's father. (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), See My DAR record from Nathan Melvin.
2. [S157] unknown volume, Concord, Massachusetts Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1635 - 1850, Printed by the Town.974.4, C744 Mass - Clayton Library, Houston, TX: Nathan Melven, ye son of Jonathan Melven and Sarah his wife was born June 25, 1729. Page 122, book II., unknown repository, 5300 Caroline, Houston, Harris, TX, USA, 77004, 713-524-0101. Hereinafter cited as Concord, Massachusetts Births, Marriages and Deaths, 1635 - 1850, Printed by the Town.974.4, C744 Mass - Clayton Library, Houston, TX.
3. [S169] unknown author, The Hartwells of America, A genealogy of all the Hartwell Families of the United States and Canada based largely on the Handbook of Hartwell Genealogy (1887) by Lyman Willard Densmore. The material assembled and arranged in 2 volumes by John F. Hartwell, Little Rock, Arkansas, Vol. 1, Elder Male Line, Vol. 2, Younger Male Line (Saginaw, Michigan: Hartwell-Lorenzen Inc., 1958), Pg 4, Fourth Generation, 32 SARAH (Ebenezer-3 John-2, William-1) b. July 28, 1694 m. Feb. 28, 1714, JOHN, son of JONAS and HANNAH (LEWIS) MELVIN, of Concord, b. May 29, 1688, d. Feb. 11, 1737. They lived on a farm adjoining her brother John, on the south. Issue, MELVIN 104NATHAN b. June 25, 1729.
4. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. (Boston: Press of David Clapp & Son., 1901- 1905), Pg 257 - 258. Nathan Melvin, son of Jonathan (John) and Sarah (Hartwell) Melvin was born in Concord, June 25, 1729.
5. [S847] unknown subject, Nathan Melvin son of Jonathan Melvin and Sarah his wife was born June 25, 1729, Concord Massachuetts births and christenings 1639-1850, Salt Lake City, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Concord Massachuetts births and christenings 1639-1850.
6. [S856] Concord Massachusetts Birth, Marriages, Deaths 1635-1850: Nathan Melven y son of Jonathan Melven and Sarah his wife was born June 25: 1729, unknown repository, unknown repository address. Hereinafter cited as Concord Massachusetts Birth, Marriages, Deaths 1635-1850.
7. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher, unknown publish date), Pg. 816 Nathan Melvin was a resident of Dorchester Canada, several years previous to the incorporation of Ashburnham. He lived in the ninth school district and near the Amos Pierce farm. He was a farmer and an innholder. He was chosen a deer reeve in 1765, and subsequently was an assessor and a selectman. In 1775 his name is found on the roll of Capt. Davis' company. He was here in 1780 and was then chosen a surveyor of the highways, but the family removed soon after that date. The name of his wife was Anna; six or more children were b. in this town. Mary Melvin, probably a relative and possibly an elder daughter, md. Sept. 11, 1770, John Bigelow.
8. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. , Pg. 257. As serving under Captain Humphrey Hobbs, as sentinel, entered May 7, discharged October 20, 1747-8. (Vol. 92, p. 154.)
9. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. , Pg. 157. Served in the same company from April 14, 1749, until June 20, 1749. (Vol. 93, p. 16.)
10. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. , Pg. 257, On the Colonial Military rolls, we find the name of Nathan Melvin, serving under Captain Eleazer Melvin as corporal; residing in Concord, entered service May 31, discharged October 2, 1754 (Vol. 93, p. 136.)
11. [S160] John Stacy, History of the Town of Concord; Middlesex County, Massachusetts, from its earliest Settlement to 1832; and the adjoining towns, Bedford, Acton, Lincoln and Carlisle; Containing various notices of county and state history not before published, by Lemuel Shattuck Member of the Massachusetts Historical Society. Clayton Library 974.44, S533, 1971. (Boston: Russell, Odiorne, and Company, 1835), See memo.
12. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. , Pg. 257. This name appears on a Muster roll dated at Boston, February 28, 1759, of a Company of Foot, under Captain Joseph Billings, Colonel Joseph Williams' regiment, raised for the reduction of Canada; he signed as belonging to Boston, enlisted April 1, discharged November 23, 1758. (Vol. 96, p. 403.)
13. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. , This name appears again on a roll of the officers and men in Col. Edward Blake's Company, which served at Louisburg, served from January 1, 1760, discharged April 13, 1761.
14. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. , Pg. 257. Probably in his military service he was attracted to settle in western Massachusetts, in the town which was one of the several granted by General Court to the soldiers who served in the late campaigns, as on April 25, 1760, he bought eighty acres of land in "Dorchester Canada" a grant made to those who were at Canada fights, of Moses and Mary Foster, for twenty-seven pounds.
15. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816, Pg. 115. In 1765 Nathan Melvin was chosen a deer reeve.
16. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816, Nathan Melvin was a proprietor of Ashburnham, receiving his ownership from an original proprietor, Thomas Tilestone. Pg. 102/103.
17. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816, Pg. 390. In 1767 Nathan Melvin, who lived near the Amos Pierce place in the eighth school district, received permission from the court to entertain the solitary traveller who might accidentally pass that way.
18. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816, Listed as a selectman in the town records.
19. [S173] unknown author, Palmer Groups- John Melvin of Charlestown and Concord, Mass., and His Descendants, Gathered and Arranged for Mr. Lowell Mason Palmer of New York by Miss Emily Wilder Leavitt. Privately Printed. , Pg. 258. On December 26, 1772, Nathan Melvin, of Ashburnham, sold for sixty pounds, fifty acres of land in Ashburnham, which was bounded by land belonging to Ephraim Farrar.
20. [S156] unknown author, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Volume 10, a compilation from the Archives, prepared and published for the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth in accordance with Chapter 100, Resolves of 1891. Gen 974.4 M (18 Post Office Square, Boston, Mass.: Wright & Potter Printing Co., State Printers, 1902), See memo Pg. 624.
21. [S153] unknown author, History of Ashburnham, Massachusetts, by Ezra Stearns, p. 816, Pg. 142, Capt. Deliverance Davis' Muster Roll in Col. Asa Whitcomb's Regiment of Militia men who marched from Ashburnham on ye Alarm, April 19th 1775. - Nathan Melvin listed.
    Immediately following this affair at Lexington the Massachusetts committee of safety called out the militia. In an address to the several towns dated April 20, the committee urged them to "hasten and encourage by all means the enlistment of men for an army." "Our all," says the address, "is at stake. Death and devistation are the certain consequences of delay. Every moment is infinitely precious. An hour lost may deluge your country in blood and entail perpetual slavery upon the few who may survive the carnage." An answering spirit animated the inhabitants of this town and as will appear a considerable number joined the army gathered around Boston.
22. [S156] unknown author, Massachusetts Soldiers and Sailors of the Revolutionary War, Volume 10, a compilation from the Archives, prepared and published for the Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth in accordance with Chapter 100, Resolves of 1891. Gen 974.4 M, Pg. 627 - see memo.
23. [S600] unknown compiler, Second Census of the United States 1800 Vermont - Franklin County, Pg 70 (unknown publisher address: unknown publisher), Nathan Melvin, 1 Female 16 & under 26
    1 Female 45 and upward
    1 Male 45 and upward.
24. [S185] unknown volume, Cambridge, Lamoile, Vermont Town and vital records, 1785 - 1882, Town Clerk, microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1951.: Page 153, Died Cambridge Januar 6, 1807, Aged 76 years. Next to a list of 10 deaths on the left is a note "Recorded Septembe 1st, 1708 by John Safford, Town Clerk.", unknown repository, Salt Lake City, UT, USA. Hereinafter cited as Cambridge, Lamoile, Vermont Town and vital records, 1785 - 1882, Town Clerk, microfilmed by the Genealogical Society of Utah, 1951.