Elizabeth Chandler: The Lost Creek Settlement

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1.	Elizabeth Chandler was born 1840, Indiana, USA (daughter of Isaac Chandler and Elizabeth Chandler). Other Events: Race: Mulatto Reference Number: 9813 Residence: 1850, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA; Age: 10

Generation: 2

2.	Isaac Chandler was born 1800, North Carolina, USA (son of Chandler). Other Events: Race: Mulatto Reference Number: 9811 Residence: 1850, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA; Age: 50 Isaac married Elizabeth Chandler. Elizabeth was born 1810, North Carolina, USA. [Group Sheet]

Elizabeth Chandler was born 1810, North Carolina, USA.

Other Events:

Race: Mulatto
Reference Number: 9812
Residence: 1850, Terre Haute, Vigo, Indiana, USA; Age: 40

Children:

1. Elizabeth Chandler was born 1840, Indiana, USA.
Isaac Chandler was born 1848, Indiana, USA.
John Chandler was born 1844, Indiana, USA.

Generation: 3

4.
Chandler died , USA.
Other Events:
Reference Number: 9810

Children:

William Chandler was born Abt 1797, Virginia, USA.

2. Isaac Chandler was born 1800, North Carolina, USA.

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