The purposes for which CFA was organized, as stated in Article Four of the Articles of Incorporation of the Chapman Family Association, are as follows: 1. Collecting, compiling and editing historical and genealogical records of Chapman family members; 2. Establishing a central repository and retrieval system for the collection of Chapman family historical and genealogical records; 3. Publishing books, newsletters, magazines and periodicals to disseminate the collection of Chapman family historical information to members of the Association and interested members of the public; 4. Educating young Chapman family members about the historical contribution of the family to the development of the United States of America; 5. Providing a means for social and fraternal association and fellowship among the members; 6. Establishing an organization with perpetual life to continue and preserve the herein described purposes for successive generations; and 7. Any and all other lawful purposes permitted by the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act which are not inconsistent with the purposes described herein.

The purposes for which CFA was organized, as stated in Article Four of the Articles of Incorporation of the Chapman Family Association, are as follows: 1. Collecting, compiling and editing historical and genealogical records of Chapman family members; 2. Establishing a central repository and retrieval system for the collection of Chapman family historical and genealogical records; 3. Publishing books, newsletters, magazines and periodicals to disseminate the collection of Chapman family historical information to members of the Association and interested members of the public; 4. Educating young Chapman family members about the historical contribution of the family to the development of the United States of America; 5. Providing a means for social and fraternal association and fellowship among the members; 6. Establishing an organization with perpetual life to continue and preserve the herein described purposes for successive generations; and 7. Any and all other lawful purposes permitted by the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act which are not inconsistent with the purposes described herein.

The purposes for which CFA was organized, as stated in Article Four of the Articles of Incorporation of the Chapman Family Association, are as follows: 1. Collecting, compiling and editing historical and genealogical records of Chapman family members; 2. Establishing a central repository and retrieval system for the collection of Chapman family historical and genealogical records; 3. Publishing books, newsletters, magazines and periodicals to disseminate the collection of Chapman family historical information to members of the Association and interested members of the public; 4. Educating young Chapman family members about the historical contribution of the family to the development of the United States of America; 5. Providing a means for social and fraternal association and fellowship among the members; 6. Establishing an organization with perpetual life to continue and preserve the herein described purposes for successive generations; and 7. Any and all other lawful purposes permitted by the Texas Non-Profit Corporation Act which are not inconsistent with the purposes described herein.