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Adeline Chandler, descendant of Roger Chandler
of Concord, Massachusetts
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LV
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New
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61
|
Dick has
exchanged correspondence with inquirer and will utilize her as a Roger of
Concord contact. DNA test results of two males separately claiming descent
from Roger of Concord indicate that he was not related to Edmund of Duxbury
as some have speculated.
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Allen
(Allan) Chandler
(b. 4-10-1812, d. 1887) who married Temperance Davenport. They lived
in The Ware Place, South Carolina (first called Chandler, South Carolina) and
ran the Chandler School.
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NG
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Yes
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Waiting
for additional info from inquirer.
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Allen
Chandler born
10 June 1802 in Halifax, Virginia
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SkCh
|
New
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7A
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GP
research turned up some information on Allen Chandler’s life but nothing was
found to indicate his parentage. At our suggestion, inquirer upgraded his DNA
test to 67 markers in hope of a pointer to a specific 7A branch. Based on
these results we have recommended a line of further research.
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Allin
Belton
born 1771 who married widow Sarah Chandler 22 Dec 1801 in Horne,
Surrey, England
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CH
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No
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Response:
There were 372 pre-1837 male Chandler marriages in rural Surrey, of which 39
are to a Sarah, but only two fall in the period 1790-1800. Most likely first
marriage 1 May 1795 at Dorking St Martin William CHANDLER to Sarah VENN both
of that parish.
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Asa Chandler (b. 1780, d.1852) of Fayette County, Georgia,
believed to be the son of John Chandler (b. 1755 d.1850) and his wife Mary
– particularly interested in determining Mary’s maiden name
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DHi
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Yes
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7A(?)
|
Reports
from CFALD were furnished with information on family and ancestry of Francis
Marion Chandler. Lineage: JRR Joseph > John > John > Asa >
William Perry > Frances M > Berry F (no descendants listed for
Barry/Berry). Dates for Asa matched CFALD but dates for Asa’s father John did
not match CFALD. No maiden name for Mary has yet been found. Family
information has been submitted to CFALD. Case still open.
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Daniel
Chandler
born 1 Feb 1765 in Henry, Virginia. He married Margaret Roan in
Wingfield, Franklin Virginia. 2 Jan 1797. He died 6 Mar 1844 in Grainger,
Tennessee. Looking for father or siblings.
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RC
|
Yes
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7A(?)
|
Reports
were provided from CFALD that give the lineage of Daniel Chandler who married
Margaret Roan. Also sent family group sheets with details of 12 siblings and 12
children. Offered info on John b. 1610, JRR Joell line, and DNA Project. Lineage: JRR Joell > Joel > Daniel
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David
G. Gregory
who married Sarah Anne Chandler O’Bryan in LaGrange, Fayette County Texas,
June 28. 1871. One son, Lee Gregory.
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SGB
|
New
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7A(?)
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Information
was provided from CFALD and research. Contact was suggested with a CFA member
who is a descendant of William Addison Chandler, Sarah Anne’s uncle. Research
suggests Sarah Anne is buried in Hayes County, TX, so further research was
suggested for that location. Lineage in CFALD: JRR Joseph > Joseph >
James > Lewis > Rev. Pleasant Barnett > Sarah “Sallie” Anne m. 1st
Solomon Green O’Bryan, 2nd Dr. David G. Gregory
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DNA
Group 7A – Searching
for birth father. DNA matches 7A, descendants of John Chandler b. 1600. Birth
father could have been in the USAF or possibly a civilian contractor or
engineer for the USAF and would have spent time in Spain, specifically
Madrid, in 1966-67.
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JCl
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No
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7A
|
We
reminded inquirer that we had published a website query in 2007. Query was
updated with additional information.
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DNA
Group 7A
–DNA Group 7A -The inquirer is of Korean-American descent, but was born in
Japan. He was subsequently adopted by an American couple of Japanese descent
and raised in the U.S. His DNA matches Chandler Group 7A. Few clues on
ancestors except the surname of his birth father (Browning).
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JS
|
Yes
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7A
|
DNA test
was upgraded to seek close matches. Using this information, CFALD was combed
for possible candidates for ancestors of birth father Browning. Thanks to his
own research, help from CFA members and other researchers, and reports
from CFALD, inquirer was able to find close relatives of his birth father
(now deceased) and also found his birth mother, who is living in U.S.
Presumed lineage: JRR
Robert > William Chandler > William Hampton Chandler > Josiah
Chandler b 1808 and Mary Browning > Andrew Jackson Browning b1835 >
John Thomas Browning b1859 > Asbury Jackson Browning b1896.
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DNA
Group 16
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AR
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New
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16(?)
|
Dick and
inquirer discussed Family 16’s genealogy in correspondence, and he invited
her to participate in telling the story of this family on the CFA website.
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Donalee
Chandler
and Joseph Edward Horsley, and Donalee’s parents, believed to be Frank
Chandler and wife Paralee. This family has roots in Carroll
County, GA, and later moved to the Cullman, AL, area.
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JHo
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No
|
7A(?)
|
A 3-page
report traced descendants of this family for several generations forward and
answered questions about their ancestry. Probable lineage: JRR Joseph >
William > William > Richard > Elza > Coleman Linsey (Lonzo)
Chandler b. 1848 GA > Dona Lee Chandler b. 1887 > Robert Eugene Horsley
|
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Dorris
Frank Chandler Jr.
died in 1925 at the age of 25. His parents were Don and Ida.
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ML
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No
|
7A(?)
|
A
western Kentucky Chandler researcher was able to fill in the blanks and
connect this family to the John Chandler b. 1600 line. Correspondence is
ongoing. Probable lineage: JRR Joell > Joel > John B. > William
B. > Donald N. > Dorris
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Edith
Chandler born
in Massachusetts in 1812. Moved at some point to Salem, Ohio (Washington
County). She married German Hall in 1830.
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KS
|
No
|
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The
1850, 1860 and 1870 censuses record her as Edith born CT, Ida born MA and
Edith born MA respectively. Consequently we searched for both Edith and Ida
in CT and MA and followed up unnamed children born in those states around
1812. While Edith’s parents are shown as Charles Chandler and Rebecca
Dexter in some public member trees at Ancestry.com, we found no
supporting evidence.
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Effie
Lena Poff,
daughter of William Hamilton Poff and Eliza Rosetta Spangler,
granddaughter of Mary Elizabeth Chandler and John William Poff
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SB
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No
|
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Some
information offered, including name of a person researching the same family,
plus avenues for future research. Posting of query on website offered.
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Eliza
Chandler Chavers,
b. 1830, of MS and LA
|
MPi
|
New
|
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Dick has
corresponded to resolve some questions. He has also assisted inquirer with
some English Chandler genealogy.
|
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Elizabeth
Jane Chandler
of Williamsburg Co., SC, who was married to Dr. Joseph Scott Cunningham
of Indiantown, SC.
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PS
|
Yes
|
7A(?)
|
We
consulted JCDCB and provided complete lineage back to John Chandler b. 1600.
Dick wrote inquirer: “There are two theories about the father of the Elizabeth
Jane you enquired about.” One theory says her father is Dan Dial Chandler.
In the other theory Lizzie’s father is John M. Chandler and the “M”
stand for Monroe instead of Madison. “We regret that currently available
records are not sufficiently clear for us to be able to determine which
theory is correct.”
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Elizabeth
Overby Chandler
b. 1814, married Edmund Dunn before 1840 prob. in Halifax Co., VA.
Elizabeth Chandler’s father was Joel Chandler b. 1786 in Mecklenburg
Co. VA, d 30 January 1876 in Halifax Co., VA; Married (1) Hannah Davis
b. 1786, d. 1852 in Mecklenburg Co., VA. Inquirer also provided ancestry back
to John b. 1600.
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EGH
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
We
provided CFALD reports that agreed with Joel (in CFALD as born 1788) back to
John b. 1600. Correspondence is continuing. Probable lineage: JRR Joell
> David > David > Joel
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Enos
Chandler > Albert Chandler > Carol Chandler (m. Lester Richards) >
Lois (Richards) Wang. Searching for the location of Enos and Zilpha’s
graves in the Greenwich Cemetery, NY.
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SCW
|
No
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47(?)
|
We
responded with location of several family graves found online and also wrote
to a Family #47 representative to request permission to share contact
information, which was granted.
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Frank
Chandler Ledford,
son of Fannie Chandler, the daughter of George Turner Chandler.
His father was Bailey A. Chandler.
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SJ
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
We
provided CFALD reports of Fannie Chandler Ledford’s ancestors and descendants
and invited additions and corrections. Inquirer sent a transcript of a July
17, 1925, letter from George Turner Chandler to daughter, Fannie Chandler
Ledford: “Our Family As Far Back As I Can Go.” Apparent lineage: JRR
Joseph > John > John > Hezekiah > Bailey A. > George Terrence
> Rutha Frances “Fannie” Chandler
|
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George
and Jane Chandler
|
TC
|
No
|
7B(?)
|
Dick
discussed difficulty of documenting this exact line, encouraged DNA testing of others in the line, offered guidance for further research, and suggested
membership in CFA.
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George
and Jane Chandler
line: children Thomas and sister Ann.
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DCh
|
No
|
7B(?)
|
Suggestions
for further research from several panelists and information on Chads,
Chandlers, and Chadds Ford in Pennsylvania.
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Green
Barbary Chandler,
born Aug 18, 1835 in Yancey, NC and died on Feb. 10, 1919, in Depew, OK. He
lived most of his life in KY and was in the Civil War. Married Louisa
Belvin. Father’s name was Joseph Barbary Chandler.
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AV
|
No
|
|
These
names are not in CFALD. Advised re posting messages to Chandler Boards and
locating a male descendant for DNA test.
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Hannah
Chandler
born 1714. Was there a Mayflower connection to this family?
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AHaj
|
New
|
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This
case regretfully declined; no prospect of success.
|
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Harriet
(Dery) Kuchnicki
is the daughter (possibly by unofficial adoption) of Mildred Dumsch
(1892-1953) and her husband Alexander Dery (Derry). Mildred apparently
was unable to have children, and inquirer has settled on Mildred’s sister Hedwig
Dumsch and her husband John Chandler as the birth parents of the
child Harriet, born May 10, 1914, in Alpena, Michigan.
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TK
|
No
|
|
Waiting
for more information from inquirer.
|
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Horace
S. Chandler
was born GA 1857. He was living in San Patricio Co., TX, during the
1910/1920’s. He has a son Horace Chandler born 1903. There is also a Georgia
T. Chandler, born MS 1880, who was in the San Patricio census. She lived
in Sinton, Texas, and was a widow. She died April 29, 1964, and is buried in
Kerrville, Texas.
|
KB
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
We
provided inquirer with reports from CFALD that confirmed her information and
also added some details. Lineage: JRR Joseph > John > John >
Zachariah > Hassell S. > Horace Sebe Chandler.
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Ichabod
Chandler
– Who is Ichabod’s father? Maybe Edmund Chandler of Duxbury, Mass.
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MMc
|
No
|
13(?)
|
A
representative of the Edmund Chandler Family Association was consulted. She
wrote that if inquirer is a descendant of Ichabod Chandler he is indeed a
descendant of Edmund. She explained the connection between Ichabod and
Edmund, the immigrant.
|
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Jacob
Chandler > Israel Chandler
|
LCl
|
New
|
16(?)
|
We put
inquirer in contact with two other members of this line. We are hopeful that
this newest contact will result in a family story for DNA Group 16.
|
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Jesse/Jessie
Chandler,
son of Joell Chandler b. 1683. Question re name of Joell’s wife Priscilla
Mims.
|
AC
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
We sent
Joell Chandler family and ancestry info from CFALD. Also several tidbits
about Mims family, Joell and Jessie from newsletter archives. Jessie is only
one of Joell and Priscilla’s six children who does not have descendants in
CFALD; invited inquirer to provide information. Lineage: JRR Joell >
Jessie b. 1726
|
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Joe
Chandler born
around 1858 or 1860 in the Rockdale/Bryan/Conroe Texas area (between Milam
County and Montgomery County). His parents were from TN or VA. Joe Chandler
was African-American and either born a slave or the child of slaves.
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MiM
|
No
|
|
Inquirer
wants to delay making any further inquiries as she is finding the situation
hard to deal with. She may get back to us later. We sent several messages
with helpful information hoping to re-open the dialogue. No response to
date.
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John
Chandler (Rev.)
of Green Co. Ky. > Elizabeth Chandler (m. Abner Bottoms in
Green Co. in 1808). Both are mentioned in Rev. Chandler’s will. Searching for
info that could link John Chandler to the Revolutionary War either by his
actions or those of his father.
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KW
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Sent
ancestry report from CFALD for Elizabeth Chandler Bottom. Also shared
information about Rev War soldiers from newsletter archives but could not
make a direct connection. Provided contact info for a Genealogy Panel member
who shares a similar lineage. Apparent lineage: JRR William > John >
Rev. John > Elizabeth
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John
Chandler
b. 1775 and Rebecca McVey b. 1783 > Hugh Breckenridge and Sarah
Jane “Sally” McClendon > John L. Chandler and Elizabeth
Jones > Joel Leslie Chandler and Maude Smith.
|
TH
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
We put
inquirer in touch with two Chandler researchers of similar lineage and also
sent a PDF of “Gravyards in Wubster Konty”. His family has a book (“Family
Album by Ora Chandler”). Correspondence is ongoing. Lineage: JRR Joell
> Joel > John B. > Hugh Breckenridge > John L. > Joel Leslie
> Clara M. Chandler
|
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John
Chandler
of Accomack County, Virginia.
|
LCh
|
No
|
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Inquirer
provided his lineage back to John of Accomack County and was encouraged to
participate in DNA Project.
|
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John
or Jack Archer Chandler b. 1808 KY, d. 1881 IN and son Christopher Columbus
Chandler b. 1852 IN, d. 1907
|
CBy
|
No
|
|
Information
provided in a lengthy report with instances of this family in census and tax
records. Panel suggests William Chandler, who appears in census
records in Henry County, KY, may be Jack’s father. Avenues for futther
research suggested.
|
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John(?)
“Chan” Chandler (Chan’s given name is uncertain) and his wife Hepsibeth,
maiden name unknown. “Chan” was from NY, Hepsibeth from VT.
“Chan” and Hepsibeth had six children, including Richard O.
(died in Civil War), John M., and Sarah Ann (m. Aquilla
Garrett).
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DG
|
No
|
|
We
suggested inquirer revisit some of his conclusions concerning birth places
and parentage since we were not able to validate some of these dates and
places in his research. We also suggested several avenues to explore in the
future and provided possible contacts from family trees posted on
ancestry.com.
|
|
Joseph
Chandler
and his son James Chandler b. 1717 Elizabethtown NJ. Inquirer
believes she descends from William of Newbury, MA.
|
LM
|
Yes
|
|
This
line not yet represented in DNA Project. Inquirer is seeking a male DNA
project participant.
|
|
Joseph
Chandler married
to Nancy Ann Turman in 1752. Also looking for gravesite of Joseph’s
great-granddaughter Martha Chandler Baxter.
|
DHo
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
We
furnished ancestry and descendancy charts from CFALD and info from JCDCB and
newsletter archives. A query was posted on the website regarding grave
locations. Lineage is JRR Joseph > John > Joseph > Sterling > Thornton Howington
CHANDLER (b.27 Feb 1825) > Martha E “Amanda” or “Matt”
Chandler (b.30 Oct 1848)
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JRR
Joell > Robert > Josiah > Eddins > Samuel > John Bell >
Oscar > Frances.
Josiah Chandler fought in the Revolutionary War. There was a Chandler
who fought with General Francis Marion. Which Chandler fought with General
Marion and is there any possibility of that Chandler being related to Josiah
Chandler?
|
SH2
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
We found
inquirer’s ancestor Josiah in the “Chandlers in the American Revolution”
article in the CFA newsletter archives. He did not fight with Gen. Marion.
Information was provided on Chandlers who did fight with Marion: Samuel and
brother Thomas. Their lineage is John > Robert > John >
John > Samuel (father). Their cousin John, son of George Chandler,
also served under Marion.
|
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JRR
John >
Elizabeth Chandler b. 1705 (m. Jean-Pierre Bilbo 1705-1751 New
Kent) > William Bilbo 1747-1822 (married Sarah Bugg
1750-1820) > Sarah Bilbo 1783- 1822 (m. George R. Davis
1787-1839)
|
DCa
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
Reports
from CFALD were sent, with notations about differences in CFALD and
inquirer’s info. Invited inquirer to add to this family’s information. Also
invited submission of official GP query to solve questionable dates, etc. in
this line.
|
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JRR John > Richard > Richard Carter Chandler
m. Sarah “Sally” Eades, son Abraham Eades Chandler m.
Mary Ann Borden, son Abraham Eades Chandler m. Margaret Ann
Gladney, son Luther Andrew Chandler; also children of Abraham Eades
Chandler.
|
JHe
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
Response discussed problems with the JRR John > Richard lineage
but indicated the question is still open and invited inquirer’s help in
making the John > Richard connection. Various advice and tips from the
panelists plus specific excerpts from Missouri census and land records were
provided.
|
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Kendrick
Chandler
(1813-1899)
who lived in Montgomery County, North Carolina, and founded Chandler’s Grove
Church? Kendrick’s father is believed to be Wilkes or Wilkins Chandler.
|
AHar
(from
Facebook)
|
No
|
|
The
panelists considered several possible fathers for Kendrick/Kindrick. One
possibility is Richard Wilkins Chandler born 1791 in ?VA died 1868 (JRR
William > William > Daniel b. 1768 Halifax Co, VA). Another Wilkins
is in the 1850 Census of District 14, Cape Girardeau County, Missouri, as a
farmer aged 60 born NC. A study of Montgomery County, NC, records revealed
that the very first Chandler deed in the county was a purchase of land by
Kindrick in 1841. The year of birth for Kendrick was questioned, as some
sources indicate 1820. The panel members found records of Kendrick’s descendants
but were unable to come to a conclusion on his ancestry. Research is
continuing.
|
|
King
Chandler
and his descendants. His wife’s g-grandfather is Josiah Chandler, b.
1846.
|
EG
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Provided
reports from CFALD and invited additions and corrections. Apparent lineage: JRR
Robert > William > William Hampton > King Solomon > John Shadrack
> Josiah
|
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Levi
Chandler
b. 1802 > Jane Caroline – Toe River (NC) Chandlers.
|
AD
|
No
|
|
We sent
information on Toe River Chandlers, specifically Melchizedek, brother of
Levi. Probable lineage: Elisha b. 1732 > Joseph b. 1755 > John b.
1775 > Levi Presley b. 1802 > Jane Caroline Chandler Cox
|
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Martha
Chandler
m. James Freeman – Chandlers and Freemans in Franklin County, GA.
Which Chandler was the father of Martha Chandler?
|
AHi
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Dick
responded that this puzzle “is also an issue within our Association” and
referred to confusion in JCDCB in this line. Dick has written to a CFA member
with similar lineage seeking clarification. Correspondence is ongoing.
|
|
Martin
Brown Chandler and
daughter Sarah Chandler
|
DB
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
CFALD
ancestry report for Sarah Chandler b. 1817, a John Chandler descendant, was
provided. Probable lineage: JRR Robert > William > Timothy >
Martin B > Sarah. CFALD does not now include descendants for Sarah.
Inquirer submitted a GEDCOM.
|
|
Mary
Eliza “Mollie” Magee (Aug. 13, 1864 – Aug. 8, 1946) married 3rd to J.
Robert Chandler – question concerns name of first husband, James
William Birdwell or James Lafitte Bardwell (LA and TX)
|
LS
|
No
|
|
Some
research done in CFA resources and online even though the question concerns a
Birdwell/ Bardwell. Census records and other brief information sent to
inquirer. The name appears as Birdwell in several census records.
|
|
Mary
Maria Chandler,
wife of Solomon Tate who lived in Talladega, AL (Chandler Springs).
Mary’s father was Joseph Chandler.
|
MMa
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Mary
Marie and husband Solomon are in CFALD. We sent ancestry and descendancy
reports to inquirer, encouraging additions to CFALD. Also referred him to
website to find members with similar lineages. Lineage is apparently JRR
Joseph > James > Shadrack/ Shadrick > James > Mary Marie.
|
|
Mary
Melinda Chandler
b. 1817,
Wilton County, TN
|
CBa
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Ancestry
report provided from CFALD: JRR Joell > Robert > Ryland > Pitts
b. 1789 > Mary Melinda
|
|
Melita
Caroline Eberheart Chandler, wife of John A. Chandler in Madison
County, Georgia. Trying to prove the correct name of Melita Caroline.
|
PH
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
Research
in CFALD and census records seems to verify inquirer’s belief that her ancestor’s
2nd given name was Caroline: Melita (or Malita) Caroline Eberhart
(or Eberheart) Chandler. Apparent lineage: JRR Joseph > John >
Joseph > Sterling > Thornton Howington > John Ancil
|
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Moses
Holland W. Chandler
b. 5 July 1821 in Braxton, Simpson Co., MS and d 27 Aug 1877 in TX.
Father was William Chandler b. 1781 SC, d. Simpson County, MS.
|
KF
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Inquirer’s
information differs from JCDCB. She is contacting her aunt, who did the
research, for sources.
|
|
Nancy
Chandler
b. 1792/1795, d. 1860/1870, m. Lewis Barker, Sr. b. about 1787 d.
unknown 1850/1860. This family was in Jackson County, GA.
|
SCh
|
Yes
|
7A(?)
|
It is
likely that Nancy Chandler is the daughter of Joseph and Nancy Turman
Chandler, both born 1755. Suggestions offered for further research. Possible
ancestry: JRR Joseph > John > Joseph
|
|
Obediah
Chandler
1787-1857, husband of Frances Irby Roberts. They came from VA.
|
CBr
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Information
from JCDCB: JRR William > William > Obediah Chandler b. 1780
Halifax Co. VA married Frances J. Roberts b. 1820 Halifax, VA, m 22
Oct. 1840. Six children, all born in Weakley Co. TN.
|
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Oscar
C. Chandler
b. 1892 MO > William Eugene Chandler b.1862 Clay Co. KY > Terril/Tyrel
Chandler b. 1810-15 era NC
|
WC
|
New
|
7A
|
DNA
tested as Group 7A but cousin match not as close as expected. Seeking
another cousin to test.
|
|
Oscar
Chandler
(1869-1958) from the Salem, IL, area, whose father was J. B. Chandler
(probably born in TN abt 1837).
|
SH1
|
New
|
7A(?)
|
We
provided ancestry and descendancy charts from CFALD. Lineage: JRR Joell
> Robert > Josiah > Eddins > Samuel Wilson > John Bell. Inquirer
has information to add to CFALD for this family.
|
|
Rach(a)el
C(h)andler
or Rachel Candler born in 1759, location unknown, possibly Virginia.
She married a Revolutionary soldier named Thomas Fuqua, also possibly
born in Virginia.
|
MF
|
New
|
|
Response:
“You have clearly researched far and wide on the Internet in search of
Rach(a)el C(h)andler, and we have found very little that you don’t already
know.” Some background information on the Candlers of England was included in
the response.
|
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Rebecca
Amanda Chandler
born in St. Clair County, AL; died Dec. 1836 in Marshall County, AL; married Harris
Gammon Bishop Sr. in St. Clair County, AL, on January 31, 1833. She is
the daughter of Joel Chandler (born 1809; died in Attalla, Etowah, AL;
buried at Shiloh United Baptist church; married Sally unknown).
|
LO
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
Dick
wrote to inquirer with questions about the dates and details provided. He
provided a logical possibility for Rebecca Amanda’s heritage (that she was
the daughter of Joel 1774-1840), but requested additional information.
Possible lineage: JRR Robert > Joell > Timothy > Joel >
Rebecca Amanda. No further communication has been received from inquirer.
|
|
Rezin
Chandler
b 1805 in VA, d about March 18, 1842 in Perry County, Indiana
|
BB
|
New
|
|
We put
inquirer in touch with other researchers online and invited him to share his
information for CFALD, as this family is not yet included.
|
|
Robert
Oliver Chandler
born 1862 in New Kent VA. He married Bette Clarke. Inquirer believed
her Chandlers go back to John Chandler born 1585 in England and came to VA on
the Hercules in 1609.
|
BD
|
No
|
7A(?)
|
We
responded with correct information about John Chandler b. 1600. Also asked
for clarification of some of inquirer’s information and invited her to
provide information on the Chandler line she used to apply for the Daughters
of the Confederacy. Inquirer sent pedigree charts from the New Kent County
court house and from St Peter’s parish. Study is needed before including
in CFALD.
|
|
Roger
Chandler of
Duxbury – inquirer is possible descendant through Mary Symonds Chandler.
|
CO
|
New
|
|
Dick
invited inquirer to be a Roger of Duxbury consultant and put her in touch
with another Roger of Concord descendant who consulted the Genealogy Panel
previously. Dick also proposed inquirer help with locating a Roger of Duxbury
descendant for DNA testing.
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Sarah
C. Chandler
(1853-1927), daughter of George P. Chandler (1821-1900) and Martha
Woody of Kanawha County, WV. Sarah married James H. Rutledge. The
puzzle is this: She shows up in several genealogy charts as Sarah C. Cox.
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MPa
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No
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7A(?)
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We found
George P. Chandler family in 1870 and 1880 census records for Kanawha County,
WV. Apparently Sarah married first a Mr. Cox. Sent inquirer copies of the
census records and suggested avenues for further research. Apparent lineage: JRR
Joseph > John > John > John > George P. > Sarah C.
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Sarah
Chandler,
b. 1829 (daughter of William Chandler, b. 1788) married Grant David
Crews
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TC
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New
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4(?)
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We
provided a 6-page report which was a combination of information from the
Crews One-Name Study and research by our panel. Extensive suggestions were
given for future research, especially in the Tennessee counties of Carroll
and Madison.
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Sir
Nicholas Le Chandeler is an ancestor of Alcinda Nichols through the
maternal grandfather (Howard Hall) and his mother (Alice
Waltermire). Alcinda is the great granddaughter of Owen Thomas,
a Revolutionary War veteran, through her father, George Nichols, and
his mother Sarah Thomas (Nathan) Nichols.
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CP
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No
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From
Dick: “I really want to put you on a good road with your family research, so
I am going to express myself bluntly. You will not get any worthwhile
genealogist to take you seriously if all you do is point them to someone
else’s tree that contains 58,000 people including Julius Caesar born 100 BC
and the Emperor Charlemagne born 742 AD but excluding your own
grandfather and great grandmother! * * * * there is no evidence
to connect the Chandlers who came to America from Wiltshire in England
with any le Chaundeler who came from Normandy . . . There is much for
you to be proud of in your Chandler ancestry, without needing to make
unproven claims.”
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Thomas
Jefferson Chandler,
born June 6, 1918, in Morgan County, Alabama
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BH
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New
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There is
probably a kinship connection between Thomas Jefferson Chandler and two other
Chandlers – George W. and Joseph C. Other families – King and
Knighten – were in some of the same places at the same times and may well
also be related. It was suggested that inquirer follow up on these clues.
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Thomas
Rohen/Rowan Chandler, born Georgia, died Oregon
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CR
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New
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7A(?)
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We
provided CFALD reports of descendants and ancestors. Lineage is JRR Joell
> Robert > Bailey > Abraham > William Overton Bailey Chandler
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Tommy/Thomas
Chandler,
middleweight boxer born in Ireland, immigrated to U.S.
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PC
(Ireland)
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New
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58
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Panel’s
response included photographs, census records, city directory listings, and
numerous mentions of what may be more than one Thomas Chandler in the same time
period. Also found a living relative and provided contact information.
Inquirer subsequently made contact with this relative.
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Vida
Agnes Chandler,
daughter of James Daniel Chandler and Matilda Ferguson > Allen
R. Chandler > Allen Chandler
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FH
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New
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7A(?)
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We
informed inquirer she is in Group 7A (if lineage is correct), sent her
excerpt from JCDCB, and put her in touch with a CFA member who is also a
James Daniel Chandler descendant. Ancestry: JRR William > William >
Allen > Allen Robert > James Daniel > Vida Agnes
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William
and Annis Chandler
– ancestry of Hardy family includes a number of Chandlers and connects with
William and Annis line multiple times.
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JJ
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New
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9(?)
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A
Chandler researcher who is also a descendant of William and Annis in more
than one line provided advice on dealing with the cross-connections and
provided some clarification. Also provided good avenues for further research.
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William
Chandler
of Newbury, MA (born England 1617) – offer to share information
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JP
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New
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This
inquirer was asked to act as our William of Newbury contact to seek a living
male Chandler descendant of William of Newbury for DNA test.
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William
Elisha Chandler
– A CFA member was corresponding with a DNA match who is a descendant of
William Elisha Chandler and our help was offered.
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JTC
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New
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7A
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Ancestry
and descendancy reports from CFALD were furnished to the CFA member to
forward to his DNA match. Probable lineage: JRR Robert > William >
William Hampton > Josiah > William Elisha*
*corrected after publication
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William
H. Chandler
b. 1820 Georgia and daughter Orabelle b. 1858
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JHos
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No
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A lot of
investigation was done by several panelists, resulting in Orabelle’s
descendants being traced forward through several generations. No definitive
answer was found to the question “Who were Orabelle’s ancestors?”
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Willis
C. Chandler,
born 28 December 1807 in South Carolina
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JW
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New
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7A
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We
agreed with inquirer’s research and conclusions. One lead found on
ancestry.com turned out to be her uncle. Inquirer’s uncle joined the DNA
Project and his results placed him in Group 7A.
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Wm.
R. Chandler,
b. 1798 in VA, married Eliza Moon in 1830 in Madison Co., AL, d.
1874 in Madison Co., AL
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CT (3
inquirers)
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Yes x 2
+ 1 new
mbr.
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7A
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Male
Chandler relative was found for DNA Project participation and a match was
made to Group 7A. Panel will attempt to confirm with traditional genealogy.
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l(Name
Withheld) Chandler
served in Vietnam and brought home a Purple Heart. He was born in Falls
River, MA, on (date withheld), 1947.
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JM (from
Facebook)
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No
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We
consulted an officer of the Edmund Chandler Family Association. She
replied with information that led to inquirer finding her birth father.
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l(Name
Withheld) Chandler
who was in the U.S. Air Force and was stationed in the Virginia Beach area in
1969. It is believed he was originally from Maine and in his mid-twenties at
the time.
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HD
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No
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Inquirer
is a “finder” who posed the query for someone who is apparently the child of
this Chandler. We posted a query on the website.
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