CHARLES H. CHAPMAN
Arizona Silver Belt
Nov. 26, 1892

Charles H. Chapman, a native of Connecticut in his forty 
seventh year died in Globe Nov. 21 and on the day succeeding 
was followed from the M.E. Church to the place of interment 
by a large concourse of friends.  The deceased was one of 
Globe's exemplary citizens; faithful in his engagements; 
modest, without bashfulness; benevolent, without ostentation; 
sincere and honest as the sun.

Mr. Chapman formerly resided in Silver City, New Mexico and 
in 1876 he was among the first to locate on the site where 
Globe now stands, and here he remained through seasons of 
varying prosperity and dullness and accumulated a modest 
competency and when life looked brightest an inscrutable 
Providence called him from his labors.  He will be 
sorrowfully missed from his accustomed walks in life by a 
host of friends.

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