Chandler family

Letters, 1850-1890 by Chandler family ( Book )
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A group of letters, most of which are addressed to Elizabeth Julia Schlatter Chandler or to her husband Theophilus Parsons Chandler. The letters are from a number of different relatives and friends and discuss many topics, but there is no long run of correspondence with any one person. Also included is a small group of letters written by Theophilus Chandler, Jr., who was an architect in Philadelphia. He mostly writes about social events (weddings, going to the park), but also mentions office work. His sister Alice visited him in October 1882, and her letters to their parents discuss her brother's work. In one letter, she even sketched part of a Methodist church on which he was working. As well, the collection includes some business letters to Alfred Chandler, mostly concerning some project to take place on Mt. Desert Island, Maine.

Chandler family genealogy, undated by Chandler family ( Book )
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Photocopies of the Chandler family genealogy.

Papers, 1829-1917 by William E Chandler ( )
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Correspondence, family records, diaries, documents, articles, speeches, and newspaper clippings, relating to Chandler's political career, especially as assistant secretary of the Treasury (1865-1867), secretary of the Republican National Committee (1868, 1872, 1876), secretary of the Navy (1882-1885), U.S. senator (1887-1901), and as president of the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission (1901-07).

Family papers 1750-1956 (bulk 1795-1886) by Chandler family ( )
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The Chandler family papers consist of business and personal papers of several generations of the family as well as materials concerning the town of New Gloucester, Maine. They reflect the involvement of the family in farming, a general store and grocery, and the lumber industry. Materials documenting the family's activities in civic and religious organizations are also included. The materials include correspondence and other personal material, followed by legal, financial, and purchasing records. The New Gloucester series contains various documents from citizens of the town as well as a small group of materials about the militia, schools, churches, and various organizations in the town.

Chanler family papers, 1815-1939 (inclusive) 1845-1939 (bulk) by Margaret Terry Chanler ( )
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Consists chiefly of correspondence among family members, especially between Margaret Terry Chanler and her parents Luther and Louisa Ward Crawford Terry; her husband; and some of their children. Also correspondence between the Terrys, between Luther and his brother James, and between Louisa and her other children; and correspondence of other Crawford and Ward relatives including Francis Marion Crawford, Julia Ward Howe, some of the Howe daughters, and Samuel Ward. There are also letters from friends including 37 from Henry Adams to Margaret Chanler; some letters concerning their professional activities, especially Margaret Chanler's book, Roman Spring; lecture notes and a commonplace book, 1883, that she kept; and a brief diary, 1900, of her husband.

Chandler family photographs, circa late 1800s by Chandler family ( Visual )
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This collection contains nine photographs of Chandler family members including: Sally, Maude, Ludie, Emma, George, Tom, and Fred. The family likely resided in one of the following Georgia counties: Rockdale County, Newton County, or Fulton County. The photographs date from the late 1800s.

Zachariah Chandler papers, 1638-1927; bulk: 1638-1783 by Zachariah Chandler ( )
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Legal documents kept by cordwainer Zachariah Chandler of Roxbury (later Boston), Mass., 1638-1783. Includes deeds, quitclaims, and court petitions related to a dispute with Roxbury town selectmen over a highway built on his land. Also includes deeds kept by Chandler family members and other residents of Roxbury; Cheever family genealogical information, 1809; and printed material, 1842-1927.

Papers, 1863-1929 by Chandler family ( )
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Family papers, 1863-1929, including correspondence, postcards, and photographs. Correspondence mostly between family members: architect Francis W. and wife Alice (Daland) Chandler; their children architect Henry D. Chandler, Ethel Bartol, and Helen Winlock; and other relatives. Includes letters written by H.D. Chandler from the Groton School (1898-1902); letters from the Treasury Dept. to F.W. Chandler (1871-74); from Boston mayor Josiah Quincy (1898-99); a 1904 letter of Charles W. Eliot; letters written from France (1910-12) by H.D. Chandler while attending the Ecole Nationale des Beaux Arts and travelling around France; military correspondence and orders (1917-19) to H.D. Chandler from Major-Generals William Crozier and Clarence R. Edwards.

Henry Daland Chandler papers, 1821-1947 by Henry Daland Chandler ( )
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Correspondence, postcards, poetry and essays, diaries, account books, recipe book, household inventory, drawings, sketchbooks, architectural notebooks, photographs, and printed material of Chandler family of Boston, Mass. Family members include: Mrs. B.B. Chamberlain, Augustus Porter Chamberlain, Helen E. (Chamberlain) Daland, Alice (Daland) Chandler, architect Francis W. Chandler, his son architect Henry Daland Chandler, archaeologist Herbert E. Winlock and wife Helen (Chandler), Dr. Edward F.W. Bartol and wife Ethel (Chandler).

Chandler-Hidden family papers, 1678-1866 ( )
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Deeds, writs, warrants, wills, and correspondence of the Chandler and inter-related Hidden families of Andover, Mass., 1678-1866. Includes various deeds for land in Andover owned by William, Thomas, Josiah, Philemon, Sarah, and Timothy Chandler; papers related to William Chandler's position as town constable in the South Parish of Andover, 1770s; correspondence between Philemon, Isaac, and Mary Chandler Hidden, 1810s; letters from Elizabeth Hidden to her children, 1820s; and deeds for land owned by the Hidden family, 1830-66.