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Charles Chapman was born in 1807 in England. He arrived in the Swan River Colony on 5 August 1829 on board the Calista, employed as a servant by Isaac Jecks. Chapman is not listed in the 1832 Census.[1]
[[../books/erickson.html|Erickson]]:
CHAPMAN, Charles, b. 1807, arr. 5.8.1829 per [[../ships/calista.html|Calista]] as a servant to Isaac JECKS. To Albany 18.6.1832 having broken his indenture. Left Albany per Mary Ann 8.1832 for Swan River or Augusta as reported by Res. Mag. 16.11.1832. Dep. 1841 per Truelove for S.A.
References
- ↑ Ian Berryman A Colony Detailed: The First Census of Western Australia 1832 1979 (Creative Research, Perth)
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