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Ann Caroline <I>Gilmore</I> Chandler

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Ann Caroline Gilmore Chandler

Birth
Boston, Suffolk County, Massachusetts, USA
Death
20 Mar 1871 (aged 34–35)
Washington, District of Columbia, District of Columbia, USA
Burial
Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire, USA
Plot
Section H.
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She was the daughter of Joseph A. Gilmore and Ann Whipple Gilmore.
On June 29, 1859 as Anne Caroline Gilmore, she married William E. Chandler at Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.
They were the parents of three children.

The Boston Journal Friday, March 24, 1871
[Special Dispatch to The Boston Journal]
Funeral of Mrs. Chandler
Concord, New Hampshire, March 23. The funeral of Mrs. Ann Caroline Chandler, wife of Hon. William E. Chandler of Washington, took place at the First Baptist Church this afternoon, the pastor, Rev. D.W. Faunce, officiating. A large and sympathizing assembly was present. Upon the casket containing the remains there were crosses and wreaths of exquisite flowers. The ceremonies were very touching and appropriate and constituted a fitting tribute to the memory of one whose pure life and beautiful character are embalmed in the hearts of all who knew her.

The Springfield Daily Republican
Wednesday, March 22, 1871
New Hampshire
Mrs. Ann C. Chandler, a daughter of the late Governor Gilmore and wife of William E. Chandler, late Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, died at Washington, on Monday, after a brief illness.

Massachusetts Spy Friday, March 24, 1871
Worcester, Massachusetts
New Hampshire
The people of Concord are pained to learn of the sudden death at Washington of Mrs. Ann C. Chandler, wife of Hon. William E. Chandler. The deceased was a daughter of the late Governor Gilmore and was a woman of remarkable energy of character and superior mental endowments. Her frank demeanor, kind sentiments and generous acts gained her many friends, who will deeply mourn her death. She leaves three children.
She was the daughter of Joseph A. Gilmore and Ann Whipple Gilmore.
On June 29, 1859 as Anne Caroline Gilmore, she married William E. Chandler at Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.
They were the parents of three children.

The Boston Journal Friday, March 24, 1871
[Special Dispatch to The Boston Journal]
Funeral of Mrs. Chandler
Concord, New Hampshire, March 23. The funeral of Mrs. Ann Caroline Chandler, wife of Hon. William E. Chandler of Washington, took place at the First Baptist Church this afternoon, the pastor, Rev. D.W. Faunce, officiating. A large and sympathizing assembly was present. Upon the casket containing the remains there were crosses and wreaths of exquisite flowers. The ceremonies were very touching and appropriate and constituted a fitting tribute to the memory of one whose pure life and beautiful character are embalmed in the hearts of all who knew her.

The Springfield Daily Republican
Wednesday, March 22, 1871
New Hampshire
Mrs. Ann C. Chandler, a daughter of the late Governor Gilmore and wife of William E. Chandler, late Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, died at Washington, on Monday, after a brief illness.

Massachusetts Spy Friday, March 24, 1871
Worcester, Massachusetts
New Hampshire
The people of Concord are pained to learn of the sudden death at Washington of Mrs. Ann C. Chandler, wife of Hon. William E. Chandler. The deceased was a daughter of the late Governor Gilmore and was a woman of remarkable energy of character and superior mental endowments. Her frank demeanor, kind sentiments and generous acts gained her many friends, who will deeply mourn her death. She leaves three children.

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