Son of George A. Chapin, David was a Union Pvt in Co "I" of the 42 Massachusetts Infantry. He died at Stark's Landing, Newton County, Texas prior to 1867.
Until 2002 his grave was marked with just a wooden marker with nothing more than "Yankee Soldier" on it. On 01 December 2002, a dedication was held and a marble marker was placed at the site.
Until 2002 his grave was marked with just a wooden marker with nothing more than "Yankee Soldier" on it. On 01 December 2002, a dedication was held and a marble marker was placed at the site.
Son of George A. Chapin, David was a Union Pvt in Co "I" of the 42 Massachusetts Infantry. He died at Stark's Landing, Newton County, Texas prior to 1867.
Until 2002 his grave was marked with just a wooden marker with nothing more than "Yankee Soldier" on it. On 01 December 2002, a dedication was held and a marble marker was placed at the site.
Until 2002 his grave was marked with just a wooden marker with nothing more than "Yankee Soldier" on it. On 01 December 2002, a dedication was held and a marble marker was placed at the site.
