Andrew served as a Private, Ninth Battalion, Third Platoon, E.R.C., Fort Belvoir, Virginia, U.S. Army.
He resided in Baltimore, Maryland prior to enlisting in the service.
He enlisted in the Army on August 12, 1941 in Baltimore, Maryland. He was noted, at the time of his enlistment, as being employed as a Porter and also as Single, without dependents.
Andrew was killed along with 8 other people in a homicidal wave in Baltimore.
Service # 33065711
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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New Article submitted by " Dan Phelan"
Baltimore African American, Oct. 18, 1941:
Baltimore: Approximately 400 persons attended funeral services Wednesday afternoon at Faith Baptist Church, Bond and Eager Streets, for Private Andrew Chapman, 24, of 1718 Preston Street, member of the Ninth Battalion, Third Platoon, E.R.C., Fort Belvoir, Va., who was one of the nine persons slain here since Friday in a homicidal wave.
However, the only other soldier at the services, which were conducted by the Rev. Simon Williamson, pastor, was Roger a. Brown, a member of Chapman’s company. Chapman’s survivors include John and Mrs. Carrie Chapman, parents, Miss Rebecca Chapman, sister, and Edward and Arthur, brother.
He resided in Baltimore, Maryland prior to enlisting in the service.
He enlisted in the Army on August 12, 1941 in Baltimore, Maryland. He was noted, at the time of his enlistment, as being employed as a Porter and also as Single, without dependents.
Andrew was killed along with 8 other people in a homicidal wave in Baltimore.
Service # 33065711
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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New Article submitted by " Dan Phelan"
Baltimore African American, Oct. 18, 1941:
Baltimore: Approximately 400 persons attended funeral services Wednesday afternoon at Faith Baptist Church, Bond and Eager Streets, for Private Andrew Chapman, 24, of 1718 Preston Street, member of the Ninth Battalion, Third Platoon, E.R.C., Fort Belvoir, Va., who was one of the nine persons slain here since Friday in a homicidal wave.
However, the only other soldier at the services, which were conducted by the Rev. Simon Williamson, pastor, was Roger a. Brown, a member of Chapman’s company. Chapman’s survivors include John and Mrs. Carrie Chapman, parents, Miss Rebecca Chapman, sister, and Edward and Arthur, brother.
Andrew served as a Private, Ninth Battalion, Third Platoon, E.R.C., Fort Belvoir, Virginia, U.S. Army.
He resided in Baltimore, Maryland prior to enlisting in the service.
He enlisted in the Army on August 12, 1941 in Baltimore, Maryland. He was noted, at the time of his enlistment, as being employed as a Porter and also as Single, without dependents.
Andrew was killed along with 8 other people in a homicidal wave in Baltimore.
Service # 33065711
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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New Article submitted by " Dan Phelan"
Baltimore African American, Oct. 18, 1941:
Baltimore: Approximately 400 persons attended funeral services Wednesday afternoon at Faith Baptist Church, Bond and Eager Streets, for Private Andrew Chapman, 24, of 1718 Preston Street, member of the Ninth Battalion, Third Platoon, E.R.C., Fort Belvoir, Va., who was one of the nine persons slain here since Friday in a homicidal wave.
However, the only other soldier at the services, which were conducted by the Rev. Simon Williamson, pastor, was Roger a. Brown, a member of Chapman’s company. Chapman’s survivors include John and Mrs. Carrie Chapman, parents, Miss Rebecca Chapman, sister, and Edward and Arthur, brother.
He resided in Baltimore, Maryland prior to enlisting in the service.
He enlisted in the Army on August 12, 1941 in Baltimore, Maryland. He was noted, at the time of his enlistment, as being employed as a Porter and also as Single, without dependents.
Andrew was killed along with 8 other people in a homicidal wave in Baltimore.
Service # 33065711
( Bio by: Russ Pickett )
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New Article submitted by " Dan Phelan"
Baltimore African American, Oct. 18, 1941:
Baltimore: Approximately 400 persons attended funeral services Wednesday afternoon at Faith Baptist Church, Bond and Eager Streets, for Private Andrew Chapman, 24, of 1718 Preston Street, member of the Ninth Battalion, Third Platoon, E.R.C., Fort Belvoir, Va., who was one of the nine persons slain here since Friday in a homicidal wave.
However, the only other soldier at the services, which were conducted by the Rev. Simon Williamson, pastor, was Roger a. Brown, a member of Chapman’s company. Chapman’s survivors include John and Mrs. Carrie Chapman, parents, Miss Rebecca Chapman, sister, and Edward and Arthur, brother.
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