Chapman, Maristan.

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Under the pseudonym Maristan Chapman, Mary Illsley Chapman (1895-1978) and John Stanton Chapman (1891-1972) authored several novels set in Tennessee, three series of children's mystery and adventure books, a biography of Duc de Morny, and many short stories, essays, articles, radio scripts, poems and commercials. Englishman Stanton Chapman was an engineer in aircraft manufacturing during World War I and invented a timer which allowed pilots to fire their guns without damaging their propellors and a petrol pump which aided the flow of fuel in combat-damaged planes. After the war, the Chapmans pursued an independent lifestyle in the United States, writing and traveling, initially in a motor home they designed and outfitted.

From the description of Maristan Chapman papers, 1841-1977. (University of Oregon Libraries). WorldCat record id: 135493903

Author; Maristan Chapman was the joint pseudonym of John Stanton Higham Chapman and Mary Hamilton Illsley Chapman.

From the description of Letter to Willis Van Nosdall, 1961 February 20. (University of Virginia). WorldCat record id: 49244767

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associatedWith Chapman family. family
associatedWith Chapman, John Stanton Higham, b. 1891. person
associatedWith Chapman, Mary Hamilton Illsley, 1895- person
associatedWith Inslee family. family
associatedWith McKell, James C., 1885-1956. person
associatedWith Van Nosdall, Willis, person
associatedWith Wilson, James Southall, 1880-1963. person
Place Name Admin Code Country
United States
Tennessee
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Aircraft industry
Authors, American
Women authors, American
Children's literature, American
Detective and mystery stories, American
Motor homes
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Birth 1891

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