Caroline Chapman (c. 1818, London – 8 May 1876, San Francisco) was an early-American actress (early-to-mid-19th century), who spent a large part of her adult life acting in the theatres of San Francisco.Edward T. James, Janet Wilson James, Notable American Women, 1607–1950: A Biographical Dictionary, three volumes, pg. 323, Radcliff College (1971)
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