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I am glad that you found the Blair site. I believe that they have the
earlier Chipman Genealogy by Bert Lee Chipman. I am still searching for a
copy of John Hale Chipman's A Chipman Genealogy, published 1970.
Take care... Relatively, Mary
I tried the suggested site for Blairs Book Service at
http://www.glbco.com
and AOL (my ISP provider) said it could not be found. Is the above the
correct address? Did anyone else have the same misfortune? Jan
I found the Bert Chipman book not nearly as accurate as the John Hale
Chipman. It is my understanding it that one is out of print. I am near a
library that has it on their shelf, but not for circulation. I have copied
the relevant pages to my line and stored them. I now feel I should go back
and get the other pages to make it complete.
If you can locate a source for the purchase, I would very much having it in
book form--and appreciate if you would share the info with me/us. Thanks
Jan
Thank you, Nancy, that was such a fast response. I did not find John Hale
Chipman's book printed in 1970 in their list. Do you know where I can
purchase a copy? Thank you. Mary Chipman
Thought you might be interested this was posted on the Chipman Board if you
wish to reply to it please REPLY TO "Harry Walden"
<hmwalden(a)cox-internet.com>
> For those of you that belong to NEHGS, they have the following Chipman
books
> that you can borrow through their book loan program:
> 1. The Chipman Lineage, particularly as in Essex County, Mass. (1872).
59p.
> by R. Manning Chipman.
> 2. Chipmans in Maine: A Genealogy. (1897). 44p. by Alberto L. Chipman.
> 3. The Chipman Family: A Genealogy of the Chipmans in America 1631-1920.
> (1920). 321p. by Bert Lee Chipman.
> 4. A Chipman Genealogy, circa 1583-1969. by John H. Chipman.
>
> Harry Walden, Georgetown, TX
> http://home.flash.net/~hmwalden
> http://home.flash.net/~hmwalden/midlsxco.htm
> hmwalden(a)cox-internet.com
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: <JanGMiller(a)aol.com>
> To: <CHIPMAN-L(a)rootsweb.com>
> Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 8:34 AM
> Subject: Re: [CHIPMAN] Chipman Book
>
>
> > This book is not as highly regarded as the John Hale Chipman book. Jan
> >
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Thank you!
That's good to know. I am fortunate to live near the State History Library
and they have a copy there. Otherwise it has to be requested via
InterLibrary Loan.
Does the NEHGS require a fee for lending their material?
Who are you speaking about ??
----- Original Message -----
From: <JanGMiller(a)aol.com>
To: <CHIPMAN-L(a)rootsweb.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 08, 2001 2:11 PM
Subject: Re: [CHIPMAN] Hello All
> P.S. to the earlier response.
>
> I think this person may be a taker--as in Give and Take? We Give and they
> Take.
> He doesn't say where he gets his stuff so quickly. I don't like to give
> until confident they are really looking, not just skimming for names in
the
> computer "to give to all my family".
> They mix good information with their bad sometimes, and then broadcast
> errors all over the internet. Great to share, once that is clarified and
not
> a problem.
> Jan
>
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Hi,
John Hale Chipman III is deceased. I believe he died in the 1970s
after his book was published. He was to write a sequel in which my branch
of the family would have been included. He died, however before he could
write it. I was very fortunate in having a letter from a great aunt that
connected my family to the book.
God bless, Pam
>From: Rod Carpenter <carpente(a)wcoil.com>
>Reply-To: CHIPMAN-L(a)rootsweb.com
>To: CHIPMAN-L(a)rootsweb.com
>Subject: Re: [CHIPMAN] Hello All
>Date: Sun, 08 Jul 2001 09:33:57 -0400
>
>Does anyone know if John Hale Chipman III is still alive???
>
>
>At 05:31 PM 7/7/01 EDT, you wrote:
> >Mark,
> >The reason you've found it so easy is because the Chipman History has
>already
> >been researched and published. Someone must have gotten it for you.
> >
> >I suggest you request this book on Inter Library Loan at your Public
>Library,
> >"A Chipman Genealogy", compiled by John Hale Chipman III, published by
> >Chipman Histories, Nortel, MA 1970. It will give you far more in-depth
> >information than a couple of quick dates to add to your database. (You
>will
> >need all that info to place the request at the library.)
> >
> >Don't worry, it'll get harder!--mainly because the earliest settlers had
> >static situation: a). There were only a handful of them to keep track of
>--
> >not like today's population:
> >b). They were all in one place -- not like our transient society: (which
> >began the minute they left Massachusetts Bay and began "moving out".
> >c). They came for religious reasons, so were conditioned to record
>things
> >according to the tradition.
> >d). The Revolution didn't help -- both Tories and Colonists burned
>before
> >retreating.
> >
> >When they started really moving west, it was a hard life and they often
>were
> >too busy felling trees, building cabins, plowing fields, etc., to do
>details
> >like recording births marriages and deaths as much as they had been in
>the
> >colony.
> >
> ><>
> >
> >Don't get too hasty, and before you distribute it, make sure it's
>accurate
> >and you have the supportive information to back it up. There's an awful
>lot
> >of bad information being spread by the Internet. Don't take
>anything/anyone
> >for granted. Check it against the records yourself before entering.
>People
> >pick things up off the World Family Tree and enter it thinking it's God's
> >Great Truth--and 95 times out of a 100, it isn't even close! In essance
> >what's there is all of what some one told someone who told my
>grandfather,
> >who told me and he THINKs her hane was_____. That's not genealogy.
> >
> ><< also have Seth and Sarah not having any children, so THIS WAS A HUGE
>HELP
> >!!! any info on Nancy and Jacob would be appreciated !
> >Also thanks for filling me in on all the movement ...>>
> >
> >I have it all down to us, but I'm still digging (3 years now) to find
>Jacob's
> >date and place of death. He lived his whole life in Whitehall, Greene
>Co.,
> >IL. He enlisted in a special 3 month hitch offered by an infantry outfit
>in
> >Jacksonville, IL (Morgan County) in June 1862. He, and all those who
> >enlisted for the same hitch were discharged August 1862. He had a son
>born
> >late in 1862. The 1865 IL State census shows Nancy a widow. Greene
>County
> >has very good records, and neither they, nor I, nor data in Salt Lake
>City
> >can figure out what happened to him. Mayflower Society accepted it for
>our
> >membership, but I'm stuck on solving that one last detail.
> >
> >Also Seth and Sarah--took off for Texas with their married daughter and
> >son-in-law. Can find them in 1860 and widow Sarah in 1870, but
>again---no
> >Seth. Texas records weren't required until much later, so it depends on
> >cemetery readers, church records, or wills-probates. Two brick walls in
>400
> >years of Chipmans. Bugs me!
> >
> >Good luck.
> >Jan
> >
> >
> >==== CHIPMAN Mailing List ====
> >Why not take a look at the CHIPMAN List Web Site
> >http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mylists/Chipman/
> >
> >
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> >If you know how to reduce these risks.
> >http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html
> >
> >
> >
>Rod Carpenter
>Lima, OH
>
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No idea how much reprinting would cost. I didn't ask the publishers when I
called. We would need a copy to do it though. Sure it wouldn't be cheep. I
would still be interested. I just want to take my time to read it and then
use it for my research. I bought Plymouth Colony by Aubrey Stratton on
Ancestry last year for my library. It is interesting, but I want more. I
might look into the The Chipman Family by Bert Lee, but STILL want The
Chipman Genealogy by J H C. Peggy
My husbands family connection:
John Chipman
John Chipman
Handley Chipman
Allen Chipman
William Chipman
Hon. Samuel Chipman
+ Elizabeth Gesner
Sarah Rebecca Chipman
+ Samuel J. Sharp
Elizabeth Gesner Sharp
+ Thomas Corner Buck
Alan Frazier Buck
+ Anne
Allen Michael Buck (my husband's father)
This is only a beginning and needs much research. As I said prior I have been
unable to work at this for about 8 months. Time to begin again. Hope to bring
more to these discussions.
P.S. to the earlier response.
I think this person may be a taker--as in Give and Take? We Give and they
Take.
He doesn't say where he gets his stuff so quickly. I don't like to give
until confident they are really looking, not just skimming for names in the
computer "to give to all my family".
They mix good information with their bad sometimes, and then broadcast
errors all over the internet. Great to share, once that is clarified and not
a problem.
Jan
Blair's is charging $49.00 for paper back, hard back is $10.00 more. They have a lot of genealogy books. Go to their site and enter your "surnames" Nancy
Does anyone know if John Hale Chipman III is still alive???
At 05:31 PM 7/7/01 EDT, you wrote:
>Mark,
>The reason you've found it so easy is because the Chipman History has
already
>been researched and published. Someone must have gotten it for you.
>
>I suggest you request this book on Inter Library Loan at your Public
Library,
>"A Chipman Genealogy", compiled by John Hale Chipman III, published by
>Chipman Histories, Nortel, MA 1970. It will give you far more in-depth
>information than a couple of quick dates to add to your database. (You will
>need all that info to place the request at the library.)
>
>Don't worry, it'll get harder!--mainly because the earliest settlers had
>static situation: a). There were only a handful of them to keep track of --
>not like today's population:
>b). They were all in one place -- not like our transient society: (which
>began the minute they left Massachusetts Bay and began "moving out".
>c). They came for religious reasons, so were conditioned to record things
>according to the tradition.
>d). The Revolution didn't help -- both Tories and Colonists burned before
>retreating.
>
>When they started really moving west, it was a hard life and they often were
>too busy felling trees, building cabins, plowing fields, etc., to do details
>like recording births marriages and deaths as much as they had been in the
>colony.
>
><>
>
>Don't get too hasty, and before you distribute it, make sure it's accurate
>and you have the supportive information to back it up. There's an awful lot
>of bad information being spread by the Internet. Don't take anything/anyone
>for granted. Check it against the records yourself before entering. People
>pick things up off the World Family Tree and enter it thinking it's God's
>Great Truth--and 95 times out of a 100, it isn't even close! In essance
>what's there is all of what some one told someone who told my grandfather,
>who told me and he THINKs her hane was_____. That's not genealogy.
>
><< also have Seth and Sarah not having any children, so THIS WAS A HUGE HELP
>!!! any info on Nancy and Jacob would be appreciated !
>Also thanks for filling me in on all the movement ...>>
>
>I have it all down to us, but I'm still digging (3 years now) to find
Jacob's
>date and place of death. He lived his whole life in Whitehall, Greene Co.,
>IL. He enlisted in a special 3 month hitch offered by an infantry outfit in
>Jacksonville, IL (Morgan County) in June 1862. He, and all those who
>enlisted for the same hitch were discharged August 1862. He had a son born
>late in 1862. The 1865 IL State census shows Nancy a widow. Greene County
>has very good records, and neither they, nor I, nor data in Salt Lake City
>can figure out what happened to him. Mayflower Society accepted it for our
>membership, but I'm stuck on solving that one last detail.
>
>Also Seth and Sarah--took off for Texas with their married daughter and
>son-in-law. Can find them in 1860 and widow Sarah in 1870, but again---no
>Seth. Texas records weren't required until much later, so it depends on
>cemetery readers, church records, or wills-probates. Two brick walls in 400
>years of Chipmans. Bugs me!
>
>Good luck.
>Jan
>
>
>==== CHIPMAN Mailing List ====
>Why not take a look at the CHIPMAN List Web Site
>http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mylists/Chipman/
>
>
>==============================
>Add as many as 10 Good Years To Your Life
>If you know how to reduce these risks.
>http://www.thirdage.com/health/wecare/hearthealth/index.html
>
>
>
Rod Carpenter
Lima, OH
Hi all, I haven't been on the list in a very long time or been doing any
research, life got in the way. I have looked into buying the book that Mark
would like to buy, A Chipman Genealogy by John Hale Chipman. It is not
available. None of the online book companies have it. I called the publishers
and they don't have any clue where we could get a copy and don't have any
intentions to reprint. I am wondering if there are enough people interested
in buying a copy that it would make it possible to get it reprinted. Just a
thought. Peggy