Died
at age 28
in Springfield, Hampden, Massachusetts Bay Colony, British North America
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Biography
Timothy, son of Jonathan Chapin and Elizabeth Burt, was born on 8 Mar 1732/33 at Springfield, Hampshire County, MA.[1] He died on 31 Dec 1761 at Springfield, Hampshire County, MA, and was buried in Chicopee.[2][3]
He married Martha WELLS, daughter of Samuel WELLS and Martha CHAPIN, on 8 Aug 1755; (published); children (surname CHAPIN):[4]
Achsa - b. 5 Jul 1756; d. 14 May 1838; m. Philip SMITH
Ezra - b. 12 Feb 1758; d. 15 Nov 1802; m. Lois BEMENT
Timothy - b. Feb 1760
Jehial - b. 29 Dec 1761; m. Ursula BEAUMONT
Sources
↑Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, (AmericanAncestors.org: NEHGS, 2001-2018), Springfield v1, p 172; giving "Timothy Chapin Son of Jonathan Chapin and Elizabeth Chapin of Springfield Born the 8th day of March anno: Dom: 1732/3."
↑Massachusetts Vital Records to 1850, Springfield v1, p 523; giving "Timothy Chapin of Springfield Died Decemr 31st anno: Dom: 1761."
↑Massachusetts: Vital Records, 1620-1850, Springfield v3, p 2232; giving "In Memory of Mr Timothy Chapin who died Decbr 31st 1761 in the 29th Year of his Age [footstone: Mr Timothy Chapin] [Chicopee Street Burying Ground]." [1]
↑ Orange Chapin, The Chapin Genealogy Containing a Very Large Proportion of the Descendants of Dea. Samuel Chapin, Who Settled in Springfield, Mass. in 1642, (Northampton, MA: Metcalf & Co, 1862), p 26.
Acknowledgments
Thank you to Andrew White for creating WikiTree profile Chapin-555 through the import of APW_2013-03-26.ged on Mar 26, 2013.
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DNA Connections
It may be possible to confirm family relationships with Timothy by comparing test results with other carriers of his Y-chromosome or his mother's mitochondrial DNA.
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