Kentucky: A History of the State. Perrin, Battle & Kniffin, 2nd ed.,
1885,Webster Co.

JAMES M. CHANDLER was born August 13, 1827, in Person County, N.C.,
and in 1829 removed with his parents to Hopkins (now Webster) County,
Ky., where he has since resided.  In 1861 he enlisted in Company A,
Eighth Kentucky Infantry, in which he remained for more than three
years.  His father, Washington Chandler, a native of Person County,
N.C., died in 1878, at the age of seventy-five years.  He was the
son of John, of North Carolina, and married Lethey, daughter of
William and Polly Morrow, of Person County, who died in 1854.
This union resulted in the birth of Rebecca (Mitchel), James M.,
William M., Mary A. (Hobgood), Sarah J. (Shelton), and Stephen.
December 22, 1848, James M. married Margaret J., daughter of
Alexander and Bethany (Phillips) Ramsey, of Webster County, born
January 30, 1831, and to them have been born Mary E. (Jenkins),
Alexander W., (deceased), Sarah J. (Presley), Margaret A., James
J., Jr., William T., Laura J., Queen L. and Orlando S.  Mr. Chandler
is a farmer, having 150 acres of fair land, in a good state of
cultivation.  In politics he is a Democrat, and a part of his family
are connected with the Methodist and a part with the Baptist
denominations.


Chandler Morrow Mitchel Hobgood Shelton Phillips Ramsey Jenkins Presley
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Person-NC Hopkins Webster

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