From: "Karen Mosier"
kmosier@netsync.net
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Subject: 154th NY Civil War Vets
Date: Mon, 21 Jul 1997 03:49:37 -0400
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Kim,

I have two Chapmans from the 154th to add to your list of burials.

Versailles Cemetery
Versailles, Cattaraugus County, New York
Tombstone inscriptions read by Karen Mosier July 15, 1997

Eugene Chapman
1844-1895
Co. K. 154th Regt. NY.S.V.

William F. Chapman
Capt. of Co. K. 154 Reg't. NY Vol.
Born June 5, 1843
Died June 30, 1875
>From the affects of wounds received in the battle of Chancellorsville Va.
CHAPMAN
		Wagner, Smiths Mills

According to his obituary in the Dunkirk Evening Observer (22Jan1895),
Eugene Chapman "was taken prisioner in the battle of Gettysburg, remained
in Libby prison three months, was with Sherman in his famous march to the
sea and received an honorable discharge at the close of war."

I know very little so far about their role in the Civil War, but I do know
a lot about their families.  Please feel free to put a link to my e-mail
address for people who want more info.

Karen MosierFredonia, New York
kmosier@netsync.net
Researching: BREMER, BUXTON, CAIN, CENTNER, CHAPMAN, COATS, COTTER,
DAYTON, DENNEHY, FOLEY, FRANK, GALVIN, HOULIHAN, KING, LEAHY, LYNCH,
MAUGHAN, MOORE, MOSIER, MURPHY, MURRAY, NOONAN, STEFFIN, STRICKER,
STROBRIDGE, SULLIVAN, TOWER, WALSH, WELTON