Person:Nathanial Chapman (1)

Biography

Nathanial was born in 1709. Nathanial Chapman ... He passed away in 1760. ^[1]

Sources

1. ↑ 1760 Inventory Ordered for Nathaniel Chapman. See below

Died while travelling on horseback between Baltimore and Washington. Buried somewhere in MD; exact location not known, Iron Works

1743: one of the Executors of Augustine Washington of Virginia

History of the Hunter Family:An Inventory of the Goods and Chattels of Mr. Nathaniel Chapman Gent and late of Charles County in the Province of Maryland being in the County of Prince William and Colony of Virginia taken an Appraised by us James Tebbs Thoms Thornton and Benjamin Tyler, Appraisers This 14th day of April Anno Dom 1761. Pursuant to an order from Fairfax Court dated November the 19th 1760 We the subscribers have appraised the aforementioned Good and Chattels of Mr. Nathaniel Chapman deceased in Prince William County this 14th day of April 1761 as witness our hands. James Tebbs Thomas Thornton Benja Tyler At a Court cont'd and held for the County of Fairfax 17th March 1762 This Inventory was returned and ordered to be recorded.

                                         Teste 
                                               P. Wagener Cl Cur. 

Recorded in Will Book B No. 1 page 323 and Examined.

Fairfax Co Va Deeds Liber E-G pp 118-121Division of Negroes 3d September 1762 belonging to Estate of Mr. NATHANIEL CHAPMAN deceased. Mrs. Chapmans part Negroes at Pomonkey .. 8 named; at Mill Quarter 3 named; at Pignut 3 named; total value £ 673..0..0. 1/4 part post 50.00.00; £ 723.0.0; falls short £ 0..13..4. Mr. JOHN HUNTERS part of Negroes at Pomonkey .. 3 named; at Pignut and Mill Quarter one each named .. total value 240..0..0; falls short £ 1..4..4. Mr. WILLIAM LOCH WEEMS part of Negroes at Pomonky 1/4 part post 50..0..0;Forrester 60..0..0; 1/2 Bob 21..5..0; Ceasar 50..0..0 at Mill Quarter; Rachel 30..0..0; total value 211..5..0; falls short 29..19..4. Mr. NATHANIEL CHAPMAN part of Negroes at Pomonkey 1/4 part post 50..0..0;Billy 57..0..0; 1/2 Bob 21..5..0; Boatswain 70..0..0; Hannah 37..10..0 (last two at Pignut); total value 236..5..0; falls short £ 4..9..4.

SAMUEL WASHINGTON part Negroes at Pomonkey .. Jamey Smith 62..10..0;Lucy a girl 35..0..0; Michael 50..0..0; Sambo 70..0..0; Phebe 80..0..0 (last two at Pignut) .. total value ! 270..10..0; overpaid £ 56..5..0. Mr. PEARSON CHAPMANS part of Negroes at Pomonkey .. Davey 57..10..0; Hannah 42..10..0; 1/2 Gola Will 20..0..0; Judy & Lettice 70..0..0; Toney 40..0..0 (last three at Mill Quarter); total value 230..0..0; falls short v 11..4..4. GEORGE CHAPMANS part of Negroes at Pomonkey .. Peter 55..0..0; Delia 48..0..0; 1/2 Gola Will 20..0..0; Nell 50..0..0; Abram 60..0..0 (last two at Mill quarter); total value A., 233.0..0; falls short £ 8..4..4. Jessy given George Chapman by his Father before his death and not appraised. April 3d 1762. We the Subscribers CONSTANT CHAPMAN (for herself and son NATHANIEL CHAPMAN as per his order and as Guardian to PEARSON CHAPMAN and GEORGE CHAPMAN), JOHN HUNTER, WILLIAM LOCH WEEMS and SAMUEL WASHINGTON jointly and severally agree for ourselves our heirs etc to acquiece and abide by and to the foregoing Division and Distribution of the aforesaid negroes

Test Eli.a West Constant Chapman John Hunter William Loch Weems Memo Samuel Washington As it appears to us that a Negroe wench named Nell in the lot of George Chapman is disordered We do oblige ourselves to bear a proportionable part in the Loss provided she dies in her cure.

Test Eli• West (same signatures) At Court continued and held 22d September 1762 This division on the motion of John Hunter Gent. is ordered to be recorded.

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COLONIAL CHESAPEAKE FAMILIES British Origins and Descendants, Volume 2 Author; Harrison Dwight Cavanagh. Publisher; Xlibris Corporation, 2014. Pages 216 to 218.

1779 Virginia Court Reports

Chapman v. Chapman

Nathaniel CHAPMAN, died intestate 1760 in Maryland.: Survived by his widow (who besides her legal interest in his estate, possessed, in her own right, lands and slaves of considerable value).

Issue: Nathaniel (eldest) died intestate and without issue;: Issue: Pearson, deceased, Will dated in 1771, survived by a son, George;

Issue: George;

Issue: several daughters.: The estate of Nathaniel Chapman, the elder was considerable and included lots in Alexander, acerage in Fairfax County, "Pignut" tract in Fauquier County, etc. as well as lands in Maryland.: Virginia Wills

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