Margaret Rogers Chandler Papers (#4984), 1743-1889, 1926

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Margaret Rogers Chandler Papers (#4984), 1743-1889, 1926

1743-1889, 1926

Margaret Rogers Chandler (fl. 1780s-1860), daughter of John Rogers (1723-1789), patriot leader, member of the Continental Congress, and first chancellor of Maryland, was also descended from the Lee family of Virginia. She married Walter Story Chandler in 1799 and resided in Georgetown, D.C., where she raised a large number of children. One of her sons, Colonel Daniel Thomas Chandler (1820-1877) served on General Robert E. Lee's staff during the Civil War. The collection includes letters, family histories, genealogical papers, and financial and legal documents relating mainly to members of the Chandler, Lee, and Rogers families of Virginia and Maryland during the 18th and early 19th centuries. Many of these papers were apparently compiled through genealogical research conducted by Margaret Rogers Chandler. Letters from family members often include genealogical information in reply to Margaret Chandler's inquiries. Most of the correspondence is with Chandler's son, Colonel Daniel Thomas Chandler (1820-1877), concerning family history and family business. Many of the legal and financial documents relate to Daniel Thomas Chandler and his sister, Mary Chandler. Financial information concerns bank dealings and taxes. Legal documents include wills, real estate dealings, deeds, and promises of indenture. A 1926 real estate agreement's connection to the collection is unclear.

0.5 feet of linear shelf space (approximately 90 items)

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Chandler, Mary, 1810-1896

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Chandler family

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Rogers family.

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Chandler, Margaret Rogers

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Margaret Rogers Chandler (fl. 1780s-1860), daughter of John Rogers, patriot leader, member of the Continental Congress, and first chancellor of Maryland, was also descended from the Lee family of Virginia. She married Walter Story Chandler in 1799 and resided in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., where she raised a large number of children. One of her sons, Colonel Daniel Thomas Chandler (1820-1877) served on General Robert E. Lee's staff during the Civil War. From the description of Marg...

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Chandler, Daniel Thomas, 1820-1877

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Daniel Thomas Chandler was a Lieutenant Colonel in the U.S. 3rd Infantry. He served in the Mexican-American war and was wounded at the battle of Contreras. In the 1850s he served in several campaigns against the Apache Indians including a campaign on the Gila, a military expedition through the Gila River Valley. He later served as Inspector General of the Confederate States Army under Robert E. Lee during the Civil War. In 1865 he was a witness at the trial of Andersonville prison commander Majo...

Philip Lee

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Chandler, Margaret Rogers

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Margaret Rogers Chandler (fl. 1780s-1860), daughter of John Rogers, patriot leader, member of the Continental Congress, and first chancellor of Maryland, was also descended from the Lee family of Virginia. She married Walter Story Chandler in 1799 and resided in Georgetown, Washington, D.C., where she raised a large number of children. One of her sons, Colonel Daniel Thomas Chandler (1820-1877) served on General Robert E. Lee's staff during the Civil War. From the description of Marg...

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