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Reverend John Chandler was born November 25, 1755, in Halifax county, Virginia, a son of Robert Chandler and Mary Hamblin. John became a pioneer, a judge, and "Circuit Preacher" for a number of rural Baptist Churches, in Kentucky county, Virginia, which became Green county, Kentucky, in 1792.
On January 10, 1775, a the age of 19, John married Catherine Elizabeth "Catie Lunstall." [Tunstall] born 1755, in Halifax, a daughter of John Orvil Tunstall. [1] John and Catherine became the parents of as many as 12 children. [2]
John is found on the marriage records of his daughter, Sally Chandler, who married Philip Condor, on July 16, 1797, in Green county, Kentucky. [3] John is found on the marriage records of his daughter Lucinda Chandler, who married Sampson Wright, on January 16, 1808, in Green county, Kentucky. [4]
Reverend John Chandler died December 9, 1843, in Campbellsville, Taylor county, Kentucky and was buried in "Taylor County Cemetery # 32," which is now known as the John Chandler Cemetery. [5]
The following children were listed in the will of John Chandler:[6]
John Chandler
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