1850 Jackson Co., GA living with James H. Hays family
Francis M Chandler 20 student b. Ga
1850 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 45
Solomon Chandler 59
Nancy Chandler 56
Early M Chandler 32
Calvin V Chandler 18
Nancy C Chandler 15
1870 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 71
Chandler, F M 39 farming $5 $500 pp b. Ga
Fannie 24 kh b. AL
Babe 7/12 female at home b. Ga
1880 Jackson Co., GA gmd 242 ed 60
Chandler, Francis M 49 farmer GA/GA/GA
Frances E 33 wife kh AL/GA/GA
Eva M 8 dau GA/GA/AL
Frank B 6 son
Frances I 3 dau
Fielding 5/12 b. Jan son [this is Calvin]
1900 Fulton Co., GA Atlanta ward 2 ed 51
80 Hood St.
Chandler, Francis head Apr 1835 65 married 30 yrs GA/GA/GA Pat Med dealer rent
Fannie wife Aug 1849 50 married 30 yrs mother of 6, 5 living AL/GA/GA
Eva dau Oct 1875 24 GA/GA/AL school teacher
Frank son Apr 1878 22 electro plates
Fannie dau May 1881 19
Rosalie dau Jan 1886 14 at school
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Francis B (Fannie) Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1901
Residence: 25 Culberson
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1901
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Frank M Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1902
Street address: 51 Oglethorpe ave
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Spouse: Fannie Chandler
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1902
The Atlanta Journal 20 Mar 1905 p 7
Veterans (sic) Dies While Speaking To His Wife
F. M. Chandler Died While Discussing a Meeting of Confederate Veterans That Was to Be Held.
While conversing pleasingly with his wife and other members of his family, F. M. Chandler, a Confederate veteran, 71 years of age, dropped dead about 9 o'clock Sunday evening at his residence, 56 East Twelfth street.
Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Camp 159, U.C.V. He appeared to be in unusually bright spirits Sunday afternoon and evening and after supper spent some time talking with his wife and children. He had just referred with apparent pleasure to his intention of attending the meeting of the veterans' camp to be held Monday evening when his head was seen to fall forward upon his chest as he gasped for breath. Members of his family quickly ran to his side and medical aid was hurriedly summoned. However, Mr. Chandler was dead before a physician arrived. Heart failure is supposed to have been the cause of death.
Surviving Mr. Chandler are his wife and three children. Funeral arrangements will be decided upon later.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 5
Daily Statistics and County Court Record
Deaths
F. M. Chandler, age 71 years, 56 East 12th street; heart disease. Interment at Westview.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 8
Funeral Services For F. M. Chandler, Veteran
Aged Confederate Soldier Dropped Dead Sunday Evening While Talking With His Family
The funeral of F. M. Chandler, Confederate veteran, who died very suddenly Sunday evening while conversing with his wife and children, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the residence, 56 East Twelfth street. Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Atlanta Camp, No. 159, U. C. V., and the following veterans will serve as pallbearers and escort:
S.D. Mitchell, Samuel B. Scott, O. P. LeVert, A. J. Haygood, T. J. Buchanan, J. H. Haddon, W. J. Dozier, H. L. Hutchinson, Frank Ryan, C. A. Evans, J. P. Cleveland, F. M. Myers, George Hillyer, George A. Webster.
Francis M Chandler 20 student b. Ga
1850 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 45
Solomon Chandler 59
Nancy Chandler 56
Early M Chandler 32
Calvin V Chandler 18
Nancy C Chandler 15
1870 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 71
Chandler, F M 39 farming $5 $500 pp b. Ga
Fannie 24 kh b. AL
Babe 7/12 female at home b. Ga
1880 Jackson Co., GA gmd 242 ed 60
Chandler, Francis M 49 farmer GA/GA/GA
Frances E 33 wife kh AL/GA/GA
Eva M 8 dau GA/GA/AL
Frank B 6 son
Frances I 3 dau
Fielding 5/12 b. Jan son [this is Calvin]
1900 Fulton Co., GA Atlanta ward 2 ed 51
80 Hood St.
Chandler, Francis head Apr 1835 65 married 30 yrs GA/GA/GA Pat Med dealer rent
Fannie wife Aug 1849 50 married 30 yrs mother of 6, 5 living AL/GA/GA
Eva dau Oct 1875 24 GA/GA/AL school teacher
Frank son Apr 1878 22 electro plates
Fannie dau May 1881 19
Rosalie dau Jan 1886 14 at school
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Francis B (Fannie) Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1901
Residence: 25 Culberson
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1901
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Frank M Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1902
Street address: 51 Oglethorpe ave
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Spouse: Fannie Chandler
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1902
The Atlanta Journal 20 Mar 1905 p 7
Veterans (sic) Dies While Speaking To His Wife
F. M. Chandler Died While Discussing a Meeting of Confederate Veterans That Was to Be Held.
While conversing pleasingly with his wife and other members of his family, F. M. Chandler, a Confederate veteran, 71 years of age, dropped dead about 9 o'clock Sunday evening at his residence, 56 East Twelfth street.
Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Camp 159, U.C.V. He appeared to be in unusually bright spirits Sunday afternoon and evening and after supper spent some time talking with his wife and children. He had just referred with apparent pleasure to his intention of attending the meeting of the veterans' camp to be held Monday evening when his head was seen to fall forward upon his chest as he gasped for breath. Members of his family quickly ran to his side and medical aid was hurriedly summoned. However, Mr. Chandler was dead before a physician arrived. Heart failure is supposed to have been the cause of death.
Surviving Mr. Chandler are his wife and three children. Funeral arrangements will be decided upon later.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 5
Daily Statistics and County Court Record
Deaths
F. M. Chandler, age 71 years, 56 East 12th street; heart disease. Interment at Westview.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 8
Funeral Services For F. M. Chandler, Veteran
Aged Confederate Soldier Dropped Dead Sunday Evening While Talking With His Family
The funeral of F. M. Chandler, Confederate veteran, who died very suddenly Sunday evening while conversing with his wife and children, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the residence, 56 East Twelfth street. Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Atlanta Camp, No. 159, U. C. V., and the following veterans will serve as pallbearers and escort:
S.D. Mitchell, Samuel B. Scott, O. P. LeVert, A. J. Haygood, T. J. Buchanan, J. H. Haddon, W. J. Dozier, H. L. Hutchinson, Frank Ryan, C. A. Evans, J. P. Cleveland, F. M. Myers, George Hillyer, George A. Webster.
1850 Jackson Co., GA living with James H. Hays family
Francis M Chandler 20 student b. Ga
1850 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 45
Solomon Chandler 59
Nancy Chandler 56
Early M Chandler 32
Calvin V Chandler 18
Nancy C Chandler 15
1870 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 71
Chandler, F M 39 farming $5 $500 pp b. Ga
Fannie 24 kh b. AL
Babe 7/12 female at home b. Ga
1880 Jackson Co., GA gmd 242 ed 60
Chandler, Francis M 49 farmer GA/GA/GA
Frances E 33 wife kh AL/GA/GA
Eva M 8 dau GA/GA/AL
Frank B 6 son
Frances I 3 dau
Fielding 5/12 b. Jan son [this is Calvin]
1900 Fulton Co., GA Atlanta ward 2 ed 51
80 Hood St.
Chandler, Francis head Apr 1835 65 married 30 yrs GA/GA/GA Pat Med dealer rent
Fannie wife Aug 1849 50 married 30 yrs mother of 6, 5 living AL/GA/GA
Eva dau Oct 1875 24 GA/GA/AL school teacher
Frank son Apr 1878 22 electro plates
Fannie dau May 1881 19
Rosalie dau Jan 1886 14 at school
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Francis B (Fannie) Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1901
Residence: 25 Culberson
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1901
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Frank M Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1902
Street address: 51 Oglethorpe ave
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Spouse: Fannie Chandler
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1902
The Atlanta Journal 20 Mar 1905 p 7
Veterans (sic) Dies While Speaking To His Wife
F. M. Chandler Died While Discussing a Meeting of Confederate Veterans That Was to Be Held.
While conversing pleasingly with his wife and other members of his family, F. M. Chandler, a Confederate veteran, 71 years of age, dropped dead about 9 o'clock Sunday evening at his residence, 56 East Twelfth street.
Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Camp 159, U.C.V. He appeared to be in unusually bright spirits Sunday afternoon and evening and after supper spent some time talking with his wife and children. He had just referred with apparent pleasure to his intention of attending the meeting of the veterans' camp to be held Monday evening when his head was seen to fall forward upon his chest as he gasped for breath. Members of his family quickly ran to his side and medical aid was hurriedly summoned. However, Mr. Chandler was dead before a physician arrived. Heart failure is supposed to have been the cause of death.
Surviving Mr. Chandler are his wife and three children. Funeral arrangements will be decided upon later.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 5
Daily Statistics and County Court Record
Deaths
F. M. Chandler, age 71 years, 56 East 12th street; heart disease. Interment at Westview.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 8
Funeral Services For F. M. Chandler, Veteran
Aged Confederate Soldier Dropped Dead Sunday Evening While Talking With His Family
The funeral of F. M. Chandler, Confederate veteran, who died very suddenly Sunday evening while conversing with his wife and children, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the residence, 56 East Twelfth street. Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Atlanta Camp, No. 159, U. C. V., and the following veterans will serve as pallbearers and escort:
S.D. Mitchell, Samuel B. Scott, O. P. LeVert, A. J. Haygood, T. J. Buchanan, J. H. Haddon, W. J. Dozier, H. L. Hutchinson, Frank Ryan, C. A. Evans, J. P. Cleveland, F. M. Myers, George Hillyer, George A. Webster.
Francis M Chandler 20 student b. Ga
1850 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 45
Solomon Chandler 59
Nancy Chandler 56
Early M Chandler 32
Calvin V Chandler 18
Nancy C Chandler 15
1870 Jackson Co., GA subdiv 71
Chandler, F M 39 farming $5 $500 pp b. Ga
Fannie 24 kh b. AL
Babe 7/12 female at home b. Ga
1880 Jackson Co., GA gmd 242 ed 60
Chandler, Francis M 49 farmer GA/GA/GA
Frances E 33 wife kh AL/GA/GA
Eva M 8 dau GA/GA/AL
Frank B 6 son
Frances I 3 dau
Fielding 5/12 b. Jan son [this is Calvin]
1900 Fulton Co., GA Atlanta ward 2 ed 51
80 Hood St.
Chandler, Francis head Apr 1835 65 married 30 yrs GA/GA/GA Pat Med dealer rent
Fannie wife Aug 1849 50 married 30 yrs mother of 6, 5 living AL/GA/GA
Eva dau Oct 1875 24 GA/GA/AL school teacher
Frank son Apr 1878 22 electro plates
Fannie dau May 1881 19
Rosalie dau Jan 1886 14 at school
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Francis B (Fannie) Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1901
Residence: 25 Culberson
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1901
U.S. City Directories, 1821-1989
Name: Frank M Chandler
Gender: Male
Residence Year: 1902
Street address: 51 Oglethorpe ave
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia, USA
Spouse: Fannie Chandler
Publication Title: Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1902
The Atlanta Journal 20 Mar 1905 p 7
Veterans (sic) Dies While Speaking To His Wife
F. M. Chandler Died While Discussing a Meeting of Confederate Veterans That Was to Be Held.
While conversing pleasingly with his wife and other members of his family, F. M. Chandler, a Confederate veteran, 71 years of age, dropped dead about 9 o'clock Sunday evening at his residence, 56 East Twelfth street.
Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Camp 159, U.C.V. He appeared to be in unusually bright spirits Sunday afternoon and evening and after supper spent some time talking with his wife and children. He had just referred with apparent pleasure to his intention of attending the meeting of the veterans' camp to be held Monday evening when his head was seen to fall forward upon his chest as he gasped for breath. Members of his family quickly ran to his side and medical aid was hurriedly summoned. However, Mr. Chandler was dead before a physician arrived. Heart failure is supposed to have been the cause of death.
Surviving Mr. Chandler are his wife and three children. Funeral arrangements will be decided upon later.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 5
Daily Statistics and County Court Record
Deaths
F. M. Chandler, age 71 years, 56 East 12th street; heart disease. Interment at Westview.
The Atlanta Journal 21 Mar 1905 p 8
Funeral Services For F. M. Chandler, Veteran
Aged Confederate Soldier Dropped Dead Sunday Evening While Talking With His Family
The funeral of F. M. Chandler, Confederate veteran, who died very suddenly Sunday evening while conversing with his wife and children, will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the residence, 56 East Twelfth street. Mr. Chandler was a well known member of Atlanta Camp, No. 159, U. C. V., and the following veterans will serve as pallbearers and escort:
S.D. Mitchell, Samuel B. Scott, O. P. LeVert, A. J. Haygood, T. J. Buchanan, J. H. Haddon, W. J. Dozier, H. L. Hutchinson, Frank Ryan, C. A. Evans, J. P. Cleveland, F. M. Myers, George Hillyer, George A. Webster.
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