Kentucky:  A History of the State, Battle, Perrin, & Kniffin, 3rd ed., 
1886. Warren County.

D. H. CHAPMAN was born February 18, 1852, and is a native of Warren 
County.  He is a son of D. S. and Nancy C. (McMurray) Chapman; the 
former was a native of this State and devoted his attention to 
agricultural pursuits.  D. H. Chapman was reared on the farm and 
received but a limited education, mostly at "Cedar Bluff" Academy.  
After arriving at manhood he engaged for a time in merchandising at the 
cross roads in Logan County, known as Corinth.  He then returned to 
Warren County and in 1877 married Mittie, who is a daughter of Robert B. 
Bass, of this county, but a native of Virginia, and who was educated at 
Cedar Bluff.  He shortly after his marriage bought the place where he 
now resides, and which consists of over 200 acres of choice land, well 
improved.  Mr. and Mrs. Chapman have had three children - the first died 
in infancy; Wiley W. and Robert C. are still living.  Mr. Chapman and 
wife are members of the Baptist Church.

Chapman McMurray Bass
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Corinth-Logan-KY VA

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