Chapman John

Chapman

, John Known as Johnny Ap·ple·seed  (ăp′əl-sēd′) 1775?-1845.
American pioneer and subject of many legends. He traveled widely in the Ohio River valley, planting apple seeds and pruning apple trees.
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Funeral Service at Lodge Hill Crematorium on Wednesday 12th December 2012 at 2.30 pm CHAPMAN John Ash Late of Spilbury Croft, Solihull, West Midlands and Ceol Na Mara, Cooscroneen, Union Hall, Co.
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