Chapman and Richard H. Chapman of Los Angeles, William Chapman of Spokane, Washington, and Mrs. L.C. Lantz, Mrs. Charles Lantz and Mrs. Evelyn L. Johnson, all of Los Angeles. Legacy He is often misidentified as the namesake for Chapman University in Orange, however, businessman and citrus magnate Charles C. Chapman actually has that distinction. Chapman Avenue, which bisects the heart of Orange, was indeed named to honor attorney Alfred Beck Chapman. The neighborhood of Chapman Woods in Pasadena, the site of Chapman's rancho in the San Gabriel Valley, is named after Alfred Chapman. References 1829 births 1915 deaths District attorneys in California Los Angeles City Attorneys Land owners from California American people of the Seminole Wars People from Greensboro, Alabama 19th-century American politicians American lawyers admitted to the practice of law by reading law 19th-century American lawyers 19th-century American businesspeople