Pvt. George Hubbard Chandler, (Usa)

Civil War Veteran

Affiliation: Union

Rank:Pvt.

Co.: E

Regt.: 10th Minn.

Branch: Infantry

Dr. GEORGE H. CHANDLER (Abijah, Abijah, Daniel, Joseph, John, William1) and Lydia A. Dennis, Titusville, Crawford Co., Pa. She was b. in Poland, 1830; d. 19 Aug., 1849, in Boston, N.Y., leaving one child. She was dau. of Ephraim Dennis of China, by his wife Celesta Jackson.

He m. second Fanny A. Davenport, who was b. 7 May, 1831, dau. of Zacheus Davenport, by his wife Fanny Shipley, who were from Massachusetts, and built one of the first houses, and planted the first orchard of apple trees, in Chautauque Co., NY.

Dr. Chandler was a cabinet maker. He enlisted in Co E 10th Reg' t of Minn. Vols. as private. Lost his voice, and was honorably discharged. He became an Eclectic physician and issued his "Joy to the invalid,"' Pain abated without morphia in the skin or opia in the stomach." "Nature's curative to the front again." He went to Wisconsin in 1856; to Iowa in 1857; to Minnesota in 1858, and returned to Kansas City, Butler Co., Penn. in 1865. P. 0. Kansas City, Butler Co., Pa.
Source: THE DESCENDANTS OF AND ANNIS CHANDLER WHO SETTLED IN ROXBURY MASS. 1637; Collected by George Chandler.;Worchester Mass.; Press of Charles Hamilton; 322 Main , Worchester, Mass.; Pg. 951

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