Chapin

chapín chapîn chápǐn English Etymology As a en es - and en fr - surname, from the noun es chapín type of overshoe. As an English surname, variant of en Chopin, also found as the variants en Chopping, en Chappin. Proper noun s en. en Jonathan van Harmelen The Little-Known Group That Pioneered Watergate’s Dirty Tricks—and Changed American Politics Time (magazine) TIME https://time.com/7005267/usc-dirty-tricks-watergate-history/ 2024-08-08 Chapin met Nixon during his third year at USC. A year later, H.R. Halderman recruited Chapin to work on Nixon’s 1962 unsuccessful California gubernatorial campaign, and Chapin brought Segretti, and Ziegler along. https://web.archive.org/web/20240814051200/https://time.com/7005267/usc-dirty-tricks-watergate-history/ Statistics According to the 2010 United States Census, Chapin is the 3510th most common surname in the United States, belonging to 10175 individuals. Chapin is most common among White (94.16%) individuals. Anagrams en achinp apinch