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Joshua Morris CHAPMAN ‎(I6789)‎

Given Names: Joshua Morris
Surname: CHAPMAN

Gender: Male Male

Birth: Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA

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Birth	Kanawha County, West Virginia, USA
Biographical Notes	Source: Hartford City 1853-1922 Publication: 1975 Citation Details: p. 171 Note: J. Morris, like his father, was a strong Baptist and one of the best workers in the church. He worked for the Hartford City Salt and Coal Company most of his life. He was a graduate of Dennison ‎(now Dennison University, and stayed on as a teacher of Greek and Latin for a while; but he wanted to get married, so he came back to work in the salt industry where he could make more money. Morris was seventeen times elected a member of the town council, and was at least one time elected recorder. He was also a member of the I.O.O.F. and was once State Grand Master. He was a devoted family man, very kind and gentle, and lived his religion every day of his life.‎
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Parents Family (F3062)
Father	Erasmus CHAPMAN 1806 - 1900
Mother	Charlotte BUDDING - 1851
Sister	Margaret Maggie CHAPMAN -
Brother	John Felix CHAPMAN -
Brother	Joseph W. CHAPMAN -
Brother	James H. CHAPMAN -
	Joshua Morris CHAPMAN -
Brother	Amelius Franklin CHAPMAN -
Sister	Ursula Jane CHAPMAN -
Sister	Letitia CHAPMAN -
Sister	Virginia CHAPMAN 1846 - 1915
Sister	Nancy CHAPMAN 1851 - 1851

Step-Parent Family (F3059)
Father	Erasmus CHAPMAN 1806 - 1900
Step-Mother	Martha DODSON -
Half-Brother	Charles Spurgeon CHAPMAN -
Half-Brother	Lycurgus F. Curg CHAPMAN -
Half-Brother	Maynard M. CHAPMAN -
Half-Sister	Dimina Dimmi CHAPMAN -
Half-Brother	Talbot A. Tay CHAPMAN -
Half-Brother	George CHAPMAN -
Half-Brother	Joel CHAPMAN -

Immediate Family (F1724)
Wife	Private -

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Biographical Notes

J. Morris, like his father, was a strong Baptist and one of the best workers in the church. He worked for the Hartford City Salt and Coal Company most of his life. He was a graduate of Dennison ‎(now Dennison University, and stayed on as a teacher of Greek and Latin for a while; but he wanted to get married, so he came back to work in the salt industry where he could make more money. Morris was seventeen times elected a member of the town council, and was at least one time elected recorder. He was also a member of the I.O.O.F. and was once State Grand Master. He was a devoted family man, very kind and gentle, and lived his religion every day of his life.‎

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