Marvin Chapin

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name: Marvin Chapin
aka: [Dr. Marvin Chapin]
sex: male
access: public
summary: Father of Ella Persis Chapin, who married Edward Browne: a physician, probably the son of Loring Chapin and Sarah Brace. Born at Winfield, New York, in 1821, he married Marion Orinda Cumins at Parkman, Ohio, in 1847 and moved by way of Erie, Pennsylvania, to Dixon, Illinois, and Chicago. He died in 1907, at Ella's home at Lake Park by his obituary, or at Chicago.
born
date: 24 Feb 1821
place: Winfield, Herkimer, New York
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
died
date: 2 Jun 1907
place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [newspaper-dixon-telegraph-1907-chapin, book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
note: His obituary has Lake Park, near Lake Forest, Lake County, at his daughter's home; buried at Dixon. To decide.
residences
date: 1847
place: Parkman, Geauga, Ohio
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin]
note: Married at Parkman in 1847; his daughter Ella was born there in 1848.
date: 1854
place: Erie, Pennsylvania
basis: documented
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book]
note: His sons were born at Erie in 1854 and 1856.
date: 1899
place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
basis: documented
confidence: proven
sources: [other-chicago-records-edward-browne]
note: Living with Edward and Ella Browne in the Chicago Blue Books of 1899 and 1904.
father
id: loring-chapin-1790
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin, book-dar-lineage-book-33-browne]
research: research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md
note: Three family sources agree (the Chapin Book, Kith and Kin and his daughter Ella's DAR application); a census or probate record would make it proven.
mother
id: sarah-brace-1795
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin, book-dar-lineage-book-33-browne, book-brace-1927-brace-lineage]
research: research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md
spouses
id: marion-cummings-1818
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin, book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
married
date: 11 Feb 1847
place: Parkman, Ohio
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin]

Ella Browne's father: a physician and "a long time Sunday School worker," who followed his family from Winfield, N.Y., to Silver Creek, N.Y., Erie, Pennsylvania (where his sons were born in 1854 and 1856), Dixon, Illinois, and Chicago (source). He married Marion Orinda Cumins at Parkman, Ohio, on 11 February 1847. Widowed in 1889, he lived with Ella and Edward Browne, and died at their home at Lake Park, near Lake Forest, on 2 June 1907, aged 86: "Mr. Chapin was a prominent Presbyterian. When he resided in Dixon he occupied the home of A. Bosworth" (source). His sons were Dr. Frank Woodruff Chapin of New York and Robert L. Chapin, a lumberman of Seattle.

Not to be confused with Marvin Chapin (1807-1899) of Springfield, Mass., a hotel keeper and banker (Unrelated), or with his uncle Marvin (1798-1816).

Research: Patricia Hatten's Browne–Chapin side: the pedigree, notable ancestors and famous kin.

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name: Marvin Chapin
aka: [Dr. Marvin Chapin]
sex: male
access: public
summary: >-
Father of Ella Persis Chapin, who married Edward Browne: a physician, probably the son of Loring
Chapin and Sarah Brace. Born at Winfield, New York, in 1821, he married Marion Orinda Cumins at
Parkman, Ohio, in 1847 and moved by way of Erie, Pennsylvania, to Dixon, Illinois, and Chicago. He
died in 1907, at Ella's home at Lake Park by his obituary, or at Chicago.
born:
date: 24 Feb 1821
place: Winfield, Herkimer, New York
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
died:
date: 2 Jun 1907
place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [newspaper-dixon-telegraph-1907-chapin, book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
note: His obituary has Lake Park, near Lake Forest, Lake County, at his daughter's home; buried at Dixon. To decide.
residences:
- date: "1847"
place: Parkman, Geauga, Ohio
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin]
note: "Married at Parkman in 1847; his daughter Ella was born there in 1848."
- date: "1854"
place: Erie, Pennsylvania
basis: documented
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book]
note: "His sons were born at Erie in 1854 and 1856."
- date: "1899"
place: Chicago, Cook, Illinois
basis: documented
confidence: proven
sources: [other-chicago-records-edward-browne]
note: "Living with Edward and Ella Browne in the Chicago Blue Books of 1899 and 1904."
father:
id: loring-chapin-1790
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin, book-dar-lineage-book-33-browne]
research: research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md
note: Three family sources agree (the Chapin Book, Kith and Kin and his daughter Ella's DAR application); a census or probate record would make it proven.
mother:
id: sarah-brace-1795
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin, book-dar-lineage-book-33-browne, book-brace-1927-brace-lineage]
research: research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md
spouses:
- id: marion-cummings-1818
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin, book-chapin-1924-chapin-book, online-tree-ellingwood-ancestry]
married:
date: 11 Feb 1847
place: Parkman, Ohio
basis: compiled
confidence: probable
sources: [book-dixon-1922-kith-and-kin]
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Ella Browne's father: a physician and "a long time Sunday School worker," who followed his family from
Winfield, N.Y., to Silver Creek, N.Y., Erie, Pennsylvania (where his sons were born in 1854 and 1856),
Dixon, Illinois, and Chicago ([source](/files/sources/book-chapin-1924-chapin-book/)). He married Marion Orinda Cumins at Parkman,
Ohio, on 11 February 1847. Widowed in 1889, he lived with Ella and Edward Browne, and died at their
home at Lake Park, near Lake Forest, on 2 June 1907, aged 86: "Mr. Chapin was a prominent Presbyterian.
When he resided in Dixon he occupied the home of A. Bosworth" ([source](/files/sources/newspaper-dixon-telegraph-1907-chapin/)). His sons
were Dr. Frank Woodruff Chapin of New York and Robert L. Chapin, a lumberman of Seattle.
Not to be confused with Marvin Chapin (1807-1899) of Springfield, Mass., a hotel keeper and banker
(Unrelated), or with his uncle Marvin (1798-1816).
Research: `research/hatten/Browne_Chapin_Cumins.md`.