James CHAPMAN

William BESTER Eliz John CHAPMAN Mary BESTER James CHAPMAN

m.Emma (Amey) NASH James CHAPMAN Jane CHAPMAN John CHAPMAN Thomas CHAPMAN Naomi CHAPMAN Edward CHAPMAN Jane CHAPMAN

Father: John CHAPMAN
Mother: Mary BESTER

Married Emma (Amey) NASH on 3 Jun 1813 at Croydon cum Clopton

Child 1: James CHAPMAN

Child 2: Jane CHAPMAN

Child 3: John CHAPMAN

Child 4: Thomas CHAPMAN

Child 5: Naomi CHAPMAN

Child 6: Edward CHAPMAN

Child 7: Jane CHAPMAN

Notes:
"They can both read - he is brother to the last-named William. He
regularly attends a dissenting Meeting House in Morden. She
attends Church constantly - she is a canting talker." RG p34

James Chapman was a prosecution witness in the trial of those
involved in the 1832 Croydon Riot, testifying that Anderson Storey
forced him and a fellow-labourer to join the party to break the
threshing machine.

In 1841 census aged 50
In 1851 census aged 64 -> 1787 same as brother

Could be NEALE

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