Is Chapman a gypsy name?

Chapman is not traditionally a Gypsy name, though it can be found among Romani people due to adoption and intermarriage, but its origin is English, not Romani Gypsy. Chapman is an English surname meaning merchant or trader, from Old English ceapman meaning chapman, a person who trades or peddles goods, and is common in England, Scotland, and among English diaspora. Gypsy, more correctly called Romani people, have traditional surnames like Smith, Lee, Stanley, Burton, Lovell, and Boswell in UK, and names like Petrov, Ivanov in Eastern Europe, but Chapman is not among the classic Romani surnames, though some Romani families in UK and US have taken Chapman through marriage or adoption. Romani people in England historically had surnames like Heron, Smith, and Lee. Chapman is predominantly English, Scottish, and northern English ethnicity, ranked among top 100 surnames in England. Some people with Chapman surname may have Romani ancestry if their family was part of Traveller community, but Chapman itself is not Gypsy in origin, it is English occupational surname for merchant. So Chapman is not a Gypsy name in origin, it is English meaning trader, but individuals named Chapman could have Gypsy heritage through family history, though it is not traditionally listed as Romani surname. So origin is English, not Gypsy.