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Jacob Chandler
Jacob was born December 22, 1725 at Chester, Pennsylvania (or at Frederick County, Virginia Colony). He was a son of George Chandler and Esther Taylor.[1]
Jacob married Ann Taylor on September 27, 1761 in Frederick County, Virginia Colony. [2][3]
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Jacob was a Quaker from the Hopewell, Virginia Meeting who settled at the Bush River Meeting in Newberry, South Carolina in 1768. On October 25, 1794 Jacob Chandler was dismissed by the Bush River MM because of his actions in the War, (giving supplies to the Army).
Jacob aided the American forces in the Revolutionary War by giving supplies to the Army. He was too old to do any actual fighting. Proof of this service can be found in Vol. Y, page 75 of Stub Entries to Indents of Revolutionary Claims in SC. This lineage has been accepted as supplemental by the NSDAR.[5]
Jacob died November 16, 1800 at Newberry, Newberry County South Carolina, USA. He is buried at Bush River Quaker Cemetery in Newberry.[6]
Jacob was born about 1735. He passed away about 1800.
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