Born before in London, England
Daughter of [father unknown] and [mother unknown]
[sibling(s) unknown]
Wife of
Thomas Chapman
— married
8 Oct 1610 in St. Mary Woolnoth, London, England
Descendants 
Mother of
Thomas Chapman II
Died about
after about age 35
in Elizabeth City, Virginia Colony
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Biography
Ann (Harding) Chapman was a Jamestown colonist.
Ann Harding was born before 25 April 1599, the daughter of Richard Harding. [1] She became a London orphan and entered into the Christ's Hospital, Blue Coat School.
Ann was married as a child bride to Thomas Chapman at Saint Mary Woolnoth Church, London on October 8, 1610.[2] Thomas was a soldier serving as part of Sir Thomas Dale’s 1611 attempt to establish a new settlement at the head of the James River called "Henricus", They arrived at Jamestown onboard the Tyrall in August 1611.[3]
Ann traveled to Jamestown Colony on the George, arriving in 1617. [4] Muster of the Inhabitant's of Jordans Jorney taken the 21st of January 1624 for Thomas Chapman lists the family as:[5]
- Thomas Chapman arrived in the Tryall 1610 .
- Ann his wife in the George 1617.
- Thomas his son aged 2 year.
- Ann their daughter aged 6 week's.
The 1624 Census of Virginia Colony, Jamestown lists:
- Chapman Ann wife Thomas Chapman Jordans Jorney, Char City George 1617, 1624-01-21 Chapman Ann 1/8 daughter Thomas Chapman Jordans Jorney, Char City born in VA 1624-01-21 [6]
Sources
- ↑ England Births and Christenings, 1538-1975 database, FamilySearch, Marie Harding, 25 Apr 1599; citing , reference ; FHL microfilm 380,199.
- ↑ England Marriages, 1538–1973 database, FamilySearch, Thomas Chapman and Anne Harding, 08 Oct 1610; citing Saint Mary Woolnoth,London,London,England, reference ; FHL microfilm 942.1 L1 V26MWA.
- ↑ Tyrall Credit; Anne Stevens of packrat-pro.com.
- ↑ List of Passengers on the George Research and compilation by Anne Stevens, packrat-pro.com.
- ↑ The original lists of persons of quality Author John Camden Hotten. Publisher: London : Hotten 1874. Page: 212.
- ↑ usgwarchives Census of Virginia Colony 1624”
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At the census of the Living and Dead, taken in Feb 1624, Thomas was referred to as an infant. At the Muster of 1624/25, taken in Jan 1625, Thomas' age is given as 2 years; Ann's age is given as 6 weeks.
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