Buried Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery, 701 Delaware Avenue, Wilmington, DE. Note: Sec V; Lot 14; -- Internment number 14101.
Cause: Heart disease.
Note: #N14.
Note N14.
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Chandlers of Pennsylvania and Delaware.
GEORGE CHANDLER emigrated from Wiltshire in 1686, but died on the voyage. His widow JANE and seven or eight children settled in the part of Pennsylvania that later became Delaware. He was one of the Chandlers of Wilcot parish in Wiltshire, who have been traced back to 1524. We have found through DNA testing that John Chandler of Jamestown is related to this family, as well as to other Chandlers of Hampshire, and we hope to find the common origin of these Chandlers.
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