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Jeremiah Chapman
d.6 Sep 1755 New London, New London, Connecticut, United States
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m. Abt 1660
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m. Abt 1694
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Jeremiah Chapman was teacher of the grammar school in New London in 1738 (per "History of New London", page 399). He resided on the paternal homestead. From Connecticut Colony Records May 1715... Mr. Jeremiah Chapman of New London to be Ensign of the first company or trainband in the town of New London. May 1724... Mr. Jeremiah Chapman of New London to be Lieutenant of the first company or trainband in the town of New London... May 1727 William Watkins, an Irishman and a transient person... was convicted of burglary... Jeremiah Chapman... recovered a judgement against said Wadkins... take said Wadkins into his service, or otherwise dispose of him in service, for the space of five years, to answer the said damages, being £44... 1739, 1741 Deputy to General Assembly for New London 1736, 1739, 1745 Among the Auditors of the Colony accounts 1741, 1742, 1743 Justice of the Peace in the county of New London He was also clerk of the Lower House (of the House of Representatives) References
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