Richard Carter Chandler the second (his father and son were also Richards) was married to Sarah "Sally" Eades, probably in 1798, and they had at least eight children.
Other possible brides, including Charity Cash/Parks are now believed to have not been married to this Richard Chandler (Some have claimed Alcey ("Alice"?) White, but she has been ruled out by DNA analysis of modern-day descendants). Nor is he presumed to be the Chandler who died in Carroll, Georgia.
Other possible brides, including Charity Cash/Parks are now believed to have not been married to this Richard Chandler (Some have claimed Alcey ("Alice"?) White, but she has been ruled out by DNA analysis of modern-day descendants). Nor is he presumed to be the Chandler who died in Carroll, Georgia.
Richard Carter Chandler the second (his father and son were also Richards) was married to Sarah "Sally" Eades, probably in 1798, and they had at least eight children.
Other possible brides, including Charity Cash/Parks are now believed to have not been married to this Richard Chandler (Some have claimed Alcey ("Alice"?) White, but she has been ruled out by DNA analysis of modern-day descendants). Nor is he presumed to be the Chandler who died in Carroll, Georgia.
Other possible brides, including Charity Cash/Parks are now believed to have not been married to this Richard Chandler (Some have claimed Alcey ("Alice"?) White, but she has been ruled out by DNA analysis of modern-day descendants). Nor is he presumed to be the Chandler who died in Carroll, Georgia.
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R. C. Chandler
1770 - 1850
These dates are in dispute, with Nov 9, 1771 and Jan. 26, 1772 being put forward as alternative birth dates.
Death dates are given as either 1843 or Oct 17th, 1845.
More research is needed.
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