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Isaac Chapline |
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Captain |
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Royal Navy, The Immigrant |
| Birth |
1584 |
Kiplin, Hambleton, North Yorkshire, England  [1, 2] |
| Gender |
Male |
| Alt Birth |
1584 |
Danby Wisk, North Riding, Yorkshire, England [3, 4] |
 Immigration |
1610 [2] |
- to Jamestown, Virginia Colony, on the ship, "Starr"
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| Occupation |
Plantation owner, "Chapline's Choice" [2] |
| Death |
8 Dec 1628 [2, 3, 4] |
- at sea, in the North Atlantic...
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Y [5] |
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| Person ID |
I32288 |
The Hennessee Family |
| Last Modified |
18 Feb 2019 |
| Family |
Mary Calvert, b. 1586, Bolton Castle, North Leyburn, North Yorkshire, England DL8 4ET d. St. Mary's City, Maryland |
| Marriage |
~1606 |
(Leyburn, Yorkshire) England [2] |
| Children |
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| Family ID |
F11785 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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30 Apr 2023 |
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| Notes |
- Isaac Chapline MP
Gender: Male
Birth: 1584
Danby Wiske, North Yorkshire, England, (Present UK)
Death: December 08, 1628 (44)
North Atlantic Ocean (Died at sea.)
Immediate Family:
Husband of Mary Chapline (Calvert)
Father of John Chapline; William Chapline; Isaac Chapline and Mary Wyatt
Added by: Matthew Buchanan Knight on October 28, 2008
Managed by: Sarah Jane Hartman and 10 others
Curated by: Ben M. Angel, still catching up
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English (default) history
The MUSTER of the Inhabitant's of CHAPLAINS Choyse and the Trueloves Company taken the 21 th January 1624
The MUSTER of Ensigne ISACK CHAPLAINE ["Ensign" was a militia rank]
ISACK CHAPLAINE arived in the Starr 1610
MARY his wife in the James 1622
JOHN CHAPLAINE his kinsman aged 15 yeares in the James 1622
Servant's
ROBERT HUDSON aged 30 yeares arrived in the James 1622 HENERY THORNE aged 18 yeares (same) JOHN DUFFILL aged 14 yeares (same) IVIE BANTON a Maid servant (same) ANN MlGHILL a Maid servant arrived in the George 1619
From Chaplines from Maryland and Virginia by Maria E. Liggett Dare, Pg 13.
http://www.archive.org/stream/chaplinesfrommary00dare#page/n30/mode/1up/search/Isaac
Isaac Chapline, Ensign in English Royal Navy, to America with Lord Delaware in 1610. Settled in "Chaplaine's Choyce" in 1622.
Isaac Chapline, Ensign Royal Navy, came to America in the "Starr" in 1610 as King's Council under Lord Delaware. He was granted large tracts of land on the south side of the James River in the Parish of Jordan's and on Bicker's Creek, which land he named "Chapline's Choice" - Hotten's Original Lists.
In 1622, Isaac Chapline was joined by his wife Mary Chapline and their son John Chapline, who came to America in the "James" accompanied by four servants. - Colonial Records of Virginia Land Book, Vol VII, p. 531, Richmond, VA, Henning's, etc.
In "Original Lists of Persons of Quality Arrived in Virginia from 1600 to 1700" by John Campden Hotten, published in New York in 1874, p. 213:
Muster of Inhabitants of Chaplain's Choyse, taken Jan. 21, 1624.
Muster of Ensigne Isack Chaplaine. Isack Chaplaine arrived in the "Star" in 1610 and took up 250 acres of land south of James River from the falls, and named it Chaplain's Choyse. Mary, his wife, and John ,aged 15 years, arrived in the James in 1622.
Servants Robert Hudson, age 30, John Duffield, age 14, Henry Thorn, age 18, and Ivie Banton, who was Mrs. Chapline's maid.
Pg. 267. Patent of 50 Acres of Land to Isacke Chapline in 1626. Corporacion of Charles Cittie. 100 in Worsqueacke, later.
Pg. 269. Territory of Great Wyanoke. Isacke Chapline 200 acres planted.
By Patent.
See also "History of First Settlements of Virginia" by John Burk, Vol I, also "virginia Colony of London, 1606-1692," Vol I, pg. 84.
Isaac Chapline probably made visits to England during this period. I do not imagine he was separated from his wife for 12 years. The word "kinsman" often occurs in Hotten's Original Lists where child is meant.
It is said that when Isaac Chapline called the attenion of the ship's captain to the spelling of his name "Chaplain," the captain replied, "We will then add an 'e'" and so it stood in the quaint spelling of that day, Isacke Chaplaine." In a second place Hotten spells the name Chaplin. It is sometimes spelled Chapline, and in this generation so prevails.
John Smith's History of Virginai p. 269, says: "Chapline's Choice" lay on south side of James River in Parish of Jordan's and on Blicker's Creek.
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Genealogy:
1. Isaac Chapline, b. in England about 1584.
2. Mary (Unknown) b. in England about 1586, m. about 1606.
1. John, b. in England in 1607.
2. Mary, b. 1623 in Chapline's Choice. Supposed to have married Anthony Wyatt (burgess in 1645). Son Nicholas Wyatt secured deed to Chapline's Choice in 1686. Records lost by fire.
3. William, b. 1635, and settled in Talbot County.
3a. Son Francis, born 1656, m. to Martha (Unknown), b. 1659. Died Aug. 27, 1707. Martha died Feb. 9, 1700.
3a1. Son James Chapline, b. about 1678. Possible other children names not recorded or who died. Records imperfectly kept at that day. If there was a Rector, then they were recorded. James Chapline married Elizabeth (Unknown) Feb. 20, 1704. (1) James and Elizabeth Chapline had 2 sons. (2) James Chapline, b. Nov. 17, 1706. (3) Francis Chapline b. Dec. 10, 1708. James Chapline died Feb. 17, 1708 (old style) leaving a young widow and two infant sons (see Will 1708). His widow married again, viz. "William Aires and Elizabeth Chapline married Oct. 16, 1710)
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- Isaac Chapline was born 1584 in England, and died Bef. 08 Dec 1628 in At Sea
He married Mary Calvert on Abt. 1606 in England, daughter of Leonard Calvert and Grace (or Alicia) Crossland.
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Notes for Isaac Chapline:
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CHAPLINE (#3)
* From "The First Seventeen Years""Virginia 1607 - 1624""Jamestown Booklet No. 1" Author Charles E. Hatch, Jr.Univ. Press of Va., Charlottesville 1957, English Printing 1987 pages 68 and 69:
"Chaplain's Choice (23)"
"This plantation appears in a listing in 1624.In March of that year, too, Isaac Chaplain represented it in the Assembly.This was another of the number of particular, or private, plantations founded in Virginia in the 1619-24 period.It is generally assumed to have been located in the area to the east of Woodleefe's Plantation.It was noted in May, 1625 that Isaac Chaplain had 200 acres which were "planted" in the "territory" of great Weyonoke."He has as well, what may have been a personal stake, 50 other acres in the Corporation of the Charles City."
"In 1624 a total of twenty-four persons were living "At Chaplains choice" and a year later the head count stood at seventeen (thirteen males, four females)This figure, as did the other muster statistics, included the Trulove Company people and goods.This embraced two boats, but only two houses, forty-one barrels of corn and some small amounts of peas, meal and oatmeal plus three hogs and forty-eight fowl.There were reasonable amounts of small arms and armor and six pieces of ordnance.The latter, an unusually high figure for a private plantation, included one falconet and five "murderers."Some tobacco was being produced, for "John Trehern of Chaplins Choise" exported "one hogshead" in 1625. A lawsuit ensued when the ship captain sold it, although it had been consigned to Trehern's brother. As satisfaction he was to get "two hundred & thirty waight of tobacco in leafe and smother together with one hogshead."
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Search Terms: CHAPLINE (1)
Database: Early Immigrants to Virginia from the 1500s and 1600s
Combined Matches: 1
CHAPLINE, ISAAC, born about 1584. Ensign in Royal Navy. Came from England in the "Starr" as Kings Council under Lord Delaware in 1610. Settled on south side of James River in 1622. Married in England to Mary Calvert, born 1586, came to America in 1622 with son John and four servants.
CHAPLINE
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"The Complete Book of Emigrants 1607 - 1660" by Peter Wilson Coldham
P37 - At the Chaplains Choice(List of those living in VA, Feb 16, 1624), Living: Isaack Chaplaine, Mrs Chaplaine, John Chaplaine, (plus 20 others by name), and Ann, a maid.
P46 - 28 Feb 1624 Report from the Gov. & Council of VA. at James City to the King rebutting the accusations against the Plantation made by Capt. Butler.6000, not 10,000 persons have been transported to VA, who for the most part, were wasted by the cruelty of Sir Thomas Smyth's government.Signed by 30 men (incl. Isack Chaplaine).
P51 - 20 Jan - 7 Feb 1625 Muster of the inhabitants of VA (ages are shown after the name, followed by Ship and date of arrival).Chaplains Choice ( 1-21-1625 ); Ensign Isack Chaplaine by "Star" 1610, Mary (his wife) by "James" 1622, John Chaplaine (his kinsmen) 15 by "James" 1622 (note: this was his son and he was 15 in 1622), (also listed 14 others with same info and four by name that were killed by Injuns that year).
P69 - 4 Feb 1625 Report of proceedings in VA on the complaint of Capt. Martin against Sir George Yeardley & Capt. Bargrave, including the examination of 6 witnesses (including Isacke Chaplen, Ensign)
P74 - Lands granted by patent in VA. 1626 Corporation of Charles City:Isacke Chapline - 50 acres
P75 - Territory of Great WeyonokeIsacke Chaplin - 200 acres
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"The Abridged Compendium of American Generals" Vol. 3
P654 - Chapline, Isaac (B ca 1584) Ens. Royal Navy; From England in the "Starr" as King's Council under Lord Delaware, 1610; settled in "Chaplaine's Choyce" south side of James River, 1622; M ca1606 Mary Calvert (B ca 1586), to America, 1622 in the "James" with son John & 4 servants.
P547 - 10 - Isaac Chapline (QV):
9 - William (1625 -69) M ca 1650, Mary Hopper (D 1669)
8 - William (ca 1659 - 1718), signed the Petition addressed To His Majesty The King, Nov 1689,in behalf of the protestants of Calvert Co, MD; M ca 1685 Elizabeth Travers
7 - William (1685 - aft 1740) M 1706 Elizabeth Black
6 - Moses (1717 - 62) High Constable, Antietam Hundred, Fred. Co 1749; Mem. Grand Jury,Frederick Co, MD 1749; Capt. Militia, French & Indian War 1757; M 1740 Janet Caton (b ca 1718;William & Elizabeth)
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5-13-96 at Colonial Williamsburg Foundation ( Library)
"Adventures of Purse & Person" Virginia 1607 - 1624/5, Third Edition, P167& 168
Isaak Chaplaine - Discusses Isaack, Mary, John, Mary, William & "Chaplaines Choice" on south side of the James River, across from Berkley Plantation.He had land on both sides of the river.Isaack died at sea 1628.Left the Plantation to John.Mary C. married Anthony Wyatt, and has a son Nicholas.Nicholas inherited Chaplaines Choice from his mother and father.On 10-30-1686 it was listed as his with 361A.( The last record that we could find of John was 1662 in a transfer of an adjacent property that bordered Chapline's Choice. - J L Bruhn)
COAT OF ARMS GRANTED 1593
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"Colonial Families of the United States of America: Volume 2" ISSUE
ISAAC CHAPLINE, b. in England in 1584; came in Ship Starr to Virginia as a member of the King's Council in 1610; m. 1606, Mary (CALVERT?) who was b. in England in 1586, came to Virginia in Ship "James", 1622.
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Muster of the inhabitants of Virginia settlements, February 16, 1623/4
Source: "Hotten's Lists", page 173 (Use browser "Bookmark" or "Back" to return to this page.)
Settlers living at "Chaplains choise" in Virginia, February 16, 1623/4
Baldwyne, Thomas
Bangton, Isacke [or Baughton]
Browne, John
Buttler, Edward
Chaplaine, Isacke
Chaplaine, Mrs. ---- (Not specified as wife)
Chaplaine, John
Duffy, John
Ellis, David
Hudson, Robert
Ley, Thomas
Michaell, Ann
More, Sara
Phillips, Thomas
Priest, Walter
Sanderson, Allexander
Sutton, Nicholas
Thorne, Henry
Trachern, John
Turner, Henry
Weston, William
Whitt, William
Willson, Henry
----, Ann (a maid)
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Virginia People: Muster of the inhabitants of Virginia settlements, January 21-23, 1624/5
Sources: "Hotten's Lists" and "Adventurers of Purse and Person"
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Settlers living at "Chaplains Choise, Charles Cittie", in Virginia,January 21, 1624/5
Banton, Ivie . . . . . . . -- (Chaplaine maid servant Arrived on the James in 1622
Box, John. . . . . . . . 23 Arrived on the Truelove in 1622
Browne, John . . . . . . . 28 Arrived on the Bona Nova in April, 1621
Chaplaine, Isack . . . . . -- Arrived on the Starr in 1610
(wife) Chaplaine, Mary. -- Arrived on the James in 1622
Chaplaine, John. . . . . 15 (kinsman of Isack Chaplaine)Arrived on the James in 1622
Duffill, John. . . . . . 14 (Chaplaine servant)Arrived on the James in 1622
Fallowes, Edward . . . . . 30 (Price servant)Arrived on the Hopewell in 1623
Hudson, Robert . . . . . . 30 (Chaplaine servant)Arrived on the James in 1622
Jones, David . . . . . . . 22 Arrived on the Truelove in 1622
Keie, Thomas . . . . . . . 30 Arrived on the Prosperous in June, 1619
(wife) Keie, Sarah. . . -- Arrived on the Truelove in 1622
Mighill, Ann . . . . . . . -- (Chaplaine maid servant)Arrived on the George in 1619
Price, Walter. . . . . . -- Arrived on the William & Thomas in 1618
Thorne, Henery . . . . . . 18 (Chaplaine servant)Arrived on the James in 1622
Turner, Henery . . . . . . -- Arrived on the John & Francis in 1615
Trehearne, John. . . . . 33Arrived on the Truelove in 1622
3 "Murderers for the forte"
"These are small canon to clear the decks of boarders or a large riot gun."JLB
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Name:Isaac Chapline Year:1610Place:VirginiaSource Publication Code:7204.40
Primary Immigrant:Chapline, Isaac
Annotation:Date and port of arrival, or date and place of settlement or mention in the New World. Occupation, place of residence and information on at least one generation in America may also be provided.
Source Bibliography:REAMY, MARTHA, AND BILL REAMY Immigrant Ancestors of Marylanders, As Found in Local Histories. Westminister, MD: Willow Bend Books, 2000. 358p.Page:37
Source Information: Gale Research. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s [database online]. Provo, Utah: MyFamily.com, Inc., 2003. Original data: Filby, P. William, edit. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI: Gale Research, 2003.
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Name:Isaac Chapline Year:1610Place:VirginiaSource Publication Code:9448
Primary Immigrant:Chapline, Isaac
Annotation:In the years from 1925 to 1942, Frederick A. Virkus edited seven volumes with the title, The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, published in Chicago by the Institute of American Genealogy. Each volume has a section in the main body of the work, complete in itself, entitled "Immigrant Ancestors," containing much genealogical information: vol. 1, pp. 965-997; vol. 2, pp. 387-421; vol. 3, pp. 645-692; vol. 4, pp. 727-777; vol. 5, pp. 741-793; vol. 6, pp. 749-819; vol. 7, pp. 825-895. The section in vol. 7 appears to be the most complete and it has been reprinted. Thus that 1964 reprint list is the only one appearing in no. 2048, Filby, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index. The Virkus work supplies facts on birth, ancestry, time and place of arrival on this continent, marriage, and death of each immigrant that it includes. A more complete list of immigrants to America before 1750 whose surnames begin with the letter A or the letter B through "Battles" is contained in the material listed in item no. 9450.
Source Bibliography:VIRKUS, FREDERICK A., editor. Immigrant Ancestors: A List of 2,500 Immigrants to America before 1750. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1964. 75p. Repr. 1986.
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June, 1610 The Starr, from London, arrived at Virginia Ship and Passenger Information:
Passengers from the Port of London on the Starr to Virginia:
Blore, John. . . . . . -- Age 27 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5
Chaplaine, Isack . . . . -- See name in Virginia Muster, January 21, 1624/5
(His wife, Mary, arrived on the James in 1622)
Gundrie, John. . . . . -- Age 33 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5
Morgan, William. . . . -- Age 30 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5
Prickett, Miles. . . . -- Age 36 in Virginia Muster, February 7, 1624/5
Incorrectly listed as 1608:
Chapman, Francis. . . . -- See name in Virginia Muster, February 4, 1624/5
(Also see Thomas Chapman on the Tryall, 1610.)
Close, Phettiplace. . . -- See name in Virginia Muster, February 4, 1624/5
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Chaplaine, Isaac, wife, and John, Feb. 16, 1623, listed as living in Virginia at Chaplains Choise. Ensign, Isaac, arrived in the Starr, 1610, wife Mary arrived in the James, 1622, John, his kinsman, aged 15 yrs, arrived in the James 1622, listed in the muster of the inhabitants of Chaplin's Choyse, and the Truelove's Co., taken Jan. 21, 1624.(Ref.30)
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Name:Isaac Chapline
Year:1610
Place:Virginia
Source Publication Code:9448
Primary Immigrant:Chapline, Isaac
Annotation: In the years from 1925 to 1942, Frederick A. Virkus edited seven volumes with the title, The Abridged Compendium of American Genealogy, published in Chicago by the Institute of American Genealogy. Each volume has a section in the main body of the work, complete in itself, entitled "Immigrant Ancestors," containing much genealogical information: vol. 1, pp. 965-997; vol. 2, pp. 387-421; vol. 3, pp. 645-692; vol. 4, pp. 727-777; vol. 5, pp. 741-793; vol. 6, pp. 749-819; vol. 7, pp. 825-895. The section in vol. 7 appears to be the most complete and it has been reprinted. Thus that 1964 reprint list is the only one appearing in no. 2048, Filby, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index. The Virkus work supplies facts on birth, ancestry, time and place of arrival on this continent, marriage, and death of each immigrant that it includes. A more complete list of immigrants to America before 1750 whose surnames begin with the letter A or the letter B through "Battles" is contained in the material listed in item no. 9450.
Source Bibliography:VIRKUS, FREDERICK A., editor. Immigrant Ancestors: A List of 2,500 Immigrants to America before 1750. Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1964. 75p. Repr. 1986.Page: 20
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6624. Issac CHAPLINE was born in 1585 in , England. He died about 1650 in , Charles City, Virginia.
THE SETTLERS
The Indians looked on the early settlers as invaders of their area but since it was only one or two families at a time coming into the areas, the Indians were not too concerned. They were still very much in control. The white man also brought with him items from Europe which the Indian had never seen. The settlers learned the ways of the Indian, how to hunt, trap and plant crops, etc., while the Indian learned about construction, guns and civilization. It was a unique experience for both.
Western Maryland had no difficulty with the Indians except on individual situations where the settler would deceive or cheat the Indians or hard feelings would arise which would usually result in a massacre of the family.
In March, 1732, Charles - Lord Baltimore offered 200 acres of land in fee simple for 40 shillings sterling to any settler who would go over the mountain into Western Maryland so that they could "populate the back lands of his province".
As the settlers came they felt no need to build forts because the Indians were friendly. They built instead, small log cabins, cleared land and started to farm, hunt and carve a way of life.
The Great Spring (where Sharpsburg is today) ever flowing with its large cavern beneath, provided fresh water for stock and the early resident that settled close-by.
The "Belinda Springs" about two miles away along Antietam Creek was the campground area and water supply of the Catawbas. They preferred this "Health water" to the river water. It tasted different and by legend provided good health.
About 1740, the Catawbas left the area and the Delawares took over the control of the upper Potowmack. For the most part, the area was deserted except for a few scattered settlers.
THE CHAPLINE FAMILY
The Chapline family can best be described as having adventure in their hearts and daring in their souls. They were a military family as evidenced by the six generations that answered the call of their allegiance. They were also a family of the law with numerous generations supplying lawyers, justices and judges.
As an insight into early American History and how the Chaplines' progressed to the point of Joseph Chapline founding Sharpsburg, we go back to the time when American was first settled.
Isaac Chapline, born in England in 1585, was the latest in a long line of aristocratic Chapline's. He entered the English Royal Navy, where, as a result of his high family position, soon became a Captain of one of her Majesty's ships. In 1606 he married Mary Calvert, daughter of Leonard Calvert of the founding Maryland family, that governed for 139 years from 1632 to 1771.
Isaac first came to America on June 9, 1610, on his ship "Starr" bringing Lord Delaware the first governor of Virginia. The "Starr" and the other two ships accompanying him were loaded with 200 settlers and supplies.
They arrived in the James River near Jamestown just as the last few remaining early Jamestown residents had given up hope and boarded their ship to return to England and forsake this difficult land.
Had Isaac not arrived in time it is interesting to speculate whether America would have developed as we know it.
England had already had several major setbacks in America and was ready to give up on colonizing the new world, but with the new people and fresh supplies, Jamestown was saved and reestablished. Isaac was appointed a member of the Kings's Council to the colonies, a position he held for many years. All lands at this time were known as Virginia, named for the Virgin Queen. Maryland was sectioned out and established in 1632 when Charles Calvert came as the Lord Proprietary.
Isaac and Mary had their first son, John, born in England in 1607. Isaac and his family decided to immigrate to America in 1622. They brought with them their five servants and were granted several large tracts of land in what was then still Virginia. In 1623 Isaac and his wife Mary had daughter Mary and in 1625, son William was born. It is this son William, we will follow in developing the Chapline lineage.
He was married to Mary CALVERT in 1606.
More About Isaac Chapline:
Arrived USA: Jun 1610, 1610 The Starr departed London and arrived at Virginia in June, 1610.506, 507
Date born 2: 1584, Kiplin, Yorkshire, England.508
Burial: 1628, Buried at Sea.509
Census: 16 Feb 1622/23, Musters of Virginia, p 20 & 21.510, 511
Census (2): 21 Jan 1623/24, Musters of Virginia.512, 513
Died 2: Bef. 08 Dec 1628, At sea.514
Military service: Captain, Royal Navy.515, 516, 517
Occupation: 1610, Plantation Owner "CHAPLIN'S CHOISE".518, 519
WFT Census Ind: County/State: Champlains, VA.520, 521
More About Isaac Chapline and Mary Calvert:
Marriage 1: Abt. 1606, England.522, 523, 524
Marriage 2: 1606, England.525
Children of Isaac Chapline and Mary Calvert are:
+William Chapline, b. 1625, "Chaplin's Choice", James River, VA526, 527, 528, d. 09 Dec 1669, Calvert Co, MD529, 530, 531, 532, 533.
John Chapline, b. 1607, England534, d. date unknown.
Isaac Chapline, b. 1609, England534, d. date unknown.
Mary Chapline, b. 1623, Chapline's Choice, Prince George County,Virginia534, d. date unknown.
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- "Chaplin, Isaac, came to Virginia with Sir Thomas Gates in 1610, and Mary, his wife, arrived in 1622. He patented "Chaplin's Choice," on James river, near Jordan's Point, in 1619.
The patent called for 200 acres. In 1629 he represented Chaplin's in the general assembly.
Later "Chaplin's Choice" was owned by Captain Anthony Wyatt."
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- Biography
Douglass-990 16:28, 22 June 2017 (EDT) adopted profile. Added ancient planter category. Under development
Isaac Chapline, (B ca 1584) Ens. Royal Navy; From England in the "Starr" as King's Council under Lord Delaware, 1610; settled in "Chaplaine's Choyce" south side of James River, 1622; M ca1606 Mary Calvert (B ca 1586), to America, 1622 in the "James" with son John & 4 servants. [1]
Immigration
From the 1624/25 Muster; 20 Jan - 7 Feb 1625 Muster of the inhabitants of VA (ages are shown after the name, followed by Ship and date of arrival).Chaplains Choice ( 1-21-1625 ); Ensign Isack Chaplaine by "Star" 1610, Mary (his wife) by "James" 1622, John Chaplaine (his kinsmen) 15 by "James" 1622
Chaplaine's Choyce
"Chaplaine's Choice" was one of the number of private plantations founded in Virginia in the 1619-24 period. It is generally assumed to have been located in the area to the east of Woodleefe's Plantation. [2] It was noted in May, 1625 that Isaac Chaplain had 200 acres which were "planted" in the "territory" of great Weyonoke. [3]
Sources
? The Abridged Compendium of American Generals" Vol. 3, P.654
? "Early Virginia Plantations",From: 'The First Seventeen Years: Virginia 1607-1624 by Charles E. Hatch, Jr.
? "The First Seventeen Years" "Virginia 1607 - 1624" "Jamestown Booklet No. 1", Author Charles E. Hatch, Jr. Univ. Press of Va., Charlottesville 1957, English Printing 1987,pages 68 and 69
See Also:
"Adventures of Purse & Person" Virginia 1607 - 1624/5, Third Edition, P167 & 168
THE FIRST SEVENTEEN YEARS, Virginia, 1607-1624, Charles E. Hatch, Jr.,The University Press of Virginia, Charlottesville,COPYRIGHT©, 1957 BY VIRGINIA 350TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION CORPORATION, WILLIAMSBURG, VIRGINIA
The Virginia Census, 1624-25, The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography, Vol. 7, No. 4 (Apr., 1900), pp. 364-367,Published by: Virginia Historical Society,Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/4242281
"The Complete Book of Emigrants 1607 - 1660" by Peter Wilson Coldham, P37 (microfilm)
"The First Seventeen Years, Virginia 1607 - 1624", Jamestown Booklet No. 1,Author Charles E. Hatch, Jr.Univ. Press of Va., Charlottesville 1957, English Printing, 1987, pages 68 and 69
Leopold - Scanga - Godfrey - Janosky:Information about Isaac Chapline
Ensign Isaac Chapline, Geni.com, (includes references)
Contributors
9 WikiTree profile Chapline-15 created through the import of Mulkerin Family History Site.ged on Dec 15, 2011 by Samantha Mulkerin. See the Changes page for the details of edits by Samantha and others.
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