Elizabeth was the daughter of Joseph Anthony and Elizabeth Clark. She married William Candler and they had the following children. She is said to be buried on the Banks of the Oconee River near Milledgville, Ga.
1. Mary Candler Few
2. Falby Candler
3. William Candler
4. Charles Candler
5. John Candler
6. Amelia Candler
7. Joseph Candler
8. Henry Candler b 1762
9. Elizabeth Candler b 1768
10. Mark Anthony Candler b 1778
11. Daniel Candler b Feb 1779
Birth and death dates and parents are from the Book: "Of One Dozen Sasser's" by Claudia Chitwood Weller. List of children was obtained from an online genealogy source that has not been documented. Elizabeth had a second marriage to Dysart. Please see note below.
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Elizabeth Anthony's second husband was Dr. Cornelius Dysart. She was mentioned as "Elizabeth Anthony now Dysart" in Col. William "Billy" Candler, Sr.'s will when it was proven on 12 Aug. 1790 in Columbia County, Ga.: https://ibb.co/d5bnFY8. Elizabeth was also called "Mrs. C. Dysart" in the 1800 Capt. Lacey's Dist., Richmond County, Ga. tax list: https://ibb.co/wByzk6b. Thus, it would be accurate to call her "Mrs. Elizabeth (Anthony) Candler Dysart."
Contributor: Jacob Carpenter (46947313)
1. Mary Candler Few
2. Falby Candler
3. William Candler
4. Charles Candler
5. John Candler
6. Amelia Candler
7. Joseph Candler
8. Henry Candler b 1762
9. Elizabeth Candler b 1768
10. Mark Anthony Candler b 1778
11. Daniel Candler b Feb 1779
Birth and death dates and parents are from the Book: "Of One Dozen Sasser's" by Claudia Chitwood Weller. List of children was obtained from an online genealogy source that has not been documented. Elizabeth had a second marriage to Dysart. Please see note below.
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Elizabeth Anthony's second husband was Dr. Cornelius Dysart. She was mentioned as "Elizabeth Anthony now Dysart" in Col. William "Billy" Candler, Sr.'s will when it was proven on 12 Aug. 1790 in Columbia County, Ga.: https://ibb.co/d5bnFY8. Elizabeth was also called "Mrs. C. Dysart" in the 1800 Capt. Lacey's Dist., Richmond County, Ga. tax list: https://ibb.co/wByzk6b. Thus, it would be accurate to call her "Mrs. Elizabeth (Anthony) Candler Dysart."
Contributor: Jacob Carpenter (46947313)
Elizabeth was the daughter of Joseph Anthony and Elizabeth Clark. She married William Candler and they had the following children. She is said to be buried on the Banks of the Oconee River near Milledgville, Ga.
1. Mary Candler Few
2. Falby Candler
3. William Candler
4. Charles Candler
5. John Candler
6. Amelia Candler
7. Joseph Candler
8. Henry Candler b 1762
9. Elizabeth Candler b 1768
10. Mark Anthony Candler b 1778
11. Daniel Candler b Feb 1779
Birth and death dates and parents are from the Book: "Of One Dozen Sasser's" by Claudia Chitwood Weller. List of children was obtained from an online genealogy source that has not been documented. Elizabeth had a second marriage to Dysart. Please see note below.
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Elizabeth Anthony's second husband was Dr. Cornelius Dysart. She was mentioned as "Elizabeth Anthony now Dysart" in Col. William "Billy" Candler, Sr.'s will when it was proven on 12 Aug. 1790 in Columbia County, Ga.: https://ibb.co/d5bnFY8. Elizabeth was also called "Mrs. C. Dysart" in the 1800 Capt. Lacey's Dist., Richmond County, Ga. tax list: https://ibb.co/wByzk6b. Thus, it would be accurate to call her "Mrs. Elizabeth (Anthony) Candler Dysart."
Contributor: Jacob Carpenter (46947313)
1. Mary Candler Few
2. Falby Candler
3. William Candler
4. Charles Candler
5. John Candler
6. Amelia Candler
7. Joseph Candler
8. Henry Candler b 1762
9. Elizabeth Candler b 1768
10. Mark Anthony Candler b 1778
11. Daniel Candler b Feb 1779
Birth and death dates and parents are from the Book: "Of One Dozen Sasser's" by Claudia Chitwood Weller. List of children was obtained from an online genealogy source that has not been documented. Elizabeth had a second marriage to Dysart. Please see note below.
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Elizabeth Anthony's second husband was Dr. Cornelius Dysart. She was mentioned as "Elizabeth Anthony now Dysart" in Col. William "Billy" Candler, Sr.'s will when it was proven on 12 Aug. 1790 in Columbia County, Ga.: https://ibb.co/d5bnFY8. Elizabeth was also called "Mrs. C. Dysart" in the 1800 Capt. Lacey's Dist., Richmond County, Ga. tax list: https://ibb.co/wByzk6b. Thus, it would be accurate to call her "Mrs. Elizabeth (Anthony) Candler Dysart."
Contributor: Jacob Carpenter (46947313)
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