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Name | Japheth Chapin [1] | |
Birth | 05 Oct 1642 | Roxbury, Suffolk Co, Massachusetts |
Christening | 16 Oct 1642 | |
Gender | Male | |
Death | 20 Feb 1712 | Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts |
Burial | Springfield Cem, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts | |
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Springfield Cemetery and Crematory |
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Springfield Cemetery and Crematory |
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Springfield Cemetery and Crematory |
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Springfield Cemetery and Crematory "In this enclosure are the remains and monuments removed from the old burial places at the foot of Elm Street in 1848." (This monument is shown in the 2nd video featured in the Springfield Cemetery as the tour focuses on this section; begins at time stamp 2:36) |
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Springfield Cemetery and Crematory - Chapin, Japhat |
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Chicopee Street Burying Grounds Notes: 228 Chicopee Street contact info: Cemetery Department 687 Front Street Chicopee MA 01013 (413)594-3481 Chicopee Street: For more than sixty years, the people of Chicopee continued their connection with the old First Church in Springfield, finding their way on foot, or on horseback, fording the Chicopee River, at the Indian Wading Place, or smetimes going by canoe down the Connecticut. The sabbath services and the weekly lectures were their edification and delight. Their lives were regulated by its ordinances and discipline; and when death came, they were laid to rest in the Old Burying Ground at the foot of Elm Street on the banks of the Connecticut. The names Japhet and Abilene, his wife, may still be seen on the old headstones in Peabody Demetery. They were removed when the building of the railroad made it necessary to discontinue the old burying place. " Annals of Chicopee Street Clara Skeele Palmer Harvard College Library page 20 Rootsweb message board: "Chicopee Cemeteries Notes: The earliest cemetery was established at the foot of Elm Street in Springfield. The "Old Burying Ground" was Chicopee's colonial cemetery on Chicopee Street (where all the Chapins are buried) -- first buried there was Miss Sarah Hitchcock in 1741. Thanks to Gail Ferris for contributing this information. The "Old Burying Ground" was Chicopee's colonial cemetery. The first burial dates back to 1741." |
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Person ID | I4871 | Roots |
Last Modified | 28 Jun 2012 |
Father | Deacon Samuel* Chapin, (immigrant) (J-FFDNA-5r), b. Bef 8 Oct 1598, Paignton, Devonshire, England d. 11 Nov 1675, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts (Age ~ 77 years) | |
Mother | Cicely* Penney, (immigrant), b. 21 Feb 1601, Paignton, Devonshire, England d. 8 Feb 1683, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts (Age 81 years) | |
Marriage | 9 Feb 1623 | Paignton, Devonshire, England |
Family ID | F2116 | Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family | Abelenah (Abilene) Cooley, b. 12 Mar 1643, Milford, New Haven Co, Connecticut d. 17 Nov 1711, Springfield, Hampden Co, Massachusetts (Age 68 years) | |||||||||||||||||||||
Marriage | 22 Jul 1664 | Milford, New Haven Co, Connecticut | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Family ID | F2157 | Group Sheet | Family Chart | ||||||||||||||||||||
Last Modified | 10 Feb 2011 |
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