John Chandler, III (turner)

Abt 1722 - Bef 1781  (< 59 years)

• Name	John Chandler  [1]
  Suffix	III (turner)
  Birth	Abt 1722	Accomack Co, Virginia   [2]
  Gender	Male
  Will - Witnessed	27 Feb 1745/46	Accomack Co, Virginia   [3]
  	It was on this date that Ann Guy, John Chandler & William Arbuckle witnessed the will of Anne Snead.
  Will - Proved a will	24 Jun 1746	Accomack Co, Virginia   [4]
  	Mary Burton (exr. of Anne Snead, decd) swore to the will which was proved by the oaths of Anne Guy, John Chandler and William Arbuckle.
  Jury duty	29 Nov 1748	Accomack Co, Virginia   [5]
  	John Chandler was on a grand jury whose foreman was Edmund Scarburgh Jr.
  Land bought	25 Jun 1750	tract A82, Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [6, 7]
  	Henry Custis and his wife Scarburgh of Accomack County sold 13 acres to John Chandler of the same place, planter, for £5, a certain parcel of land lying on the North side of Deep Creek Mill Branch and bounded as follows: from a corner iron oak running South-East to the said Branch. Witnesses: Smith Snead, John Lewis & Thomas (his X mark) Doe.
  Bound To	26 May 1752	Accomack Co, Virginia   [1]
  	James Boyles (orphan) was bound to John Chandler till lawful age to learn the trade of turner.
  Est Settmt Named In	28 Oct 1755	Accomack Co, Virginia   [8]
  	Thomas Snead's will was proved by Stephen Fitzgerrald and Vallance Doe. Charles Snead gave John Chandler and Bowman Cropper as security. Appraisers: Smith Bunting, George Scott, Henry Milliner and John Lewis (or any three). Agnes Snead (widow of Thomas) relinquished benefits from the will in favor of what she was allowed by law.
  Land bought	27 Jan 1756	Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [7, 9]
  	Thomas Jacob, Mariner and Ann his wife, sold 50 acres to John Chandler, Planter, both of Acc. Co., for ?20 near the head of Deep Creek. Thomas had purchased this land from Coll. Littleton Eyre of Northampton Co. It was bounded on the Northern part by the land that Thomas Jacob sold to a certain Sacker Parker, on the West by the Bayside Road and on the Southern part from the road Easterly across the land by a parallel line to the said Sacker Parker's line. Witnessed by James Rodgers, William Nicholson and John Custis.
  Court - named in petition	29 Jun 1756	Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [10]
  	Smith Snead and John Chandler petitioned to build a water grist mill on Deep Creek Branch. Twelve freeholders in the area were to meet on the land to value an acre and assess the impact of rising water.
  Court - named in petition	1 Sep 1756	Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [11]
  	John Smith and John West opposed Smith Snead and John Chandler's water grist mill; it was denied. Snead and Chandler appealed to the General Court.
  Court - named in petition	29 Sep 1762	Accomack Co, Virginia   [12]
  	Petitioning that the road over Deep Creek Mill Dam was greatly to his disadvantage, John West asked to reroute it about 30 yards below the dam. John Parker, Levin Rodgers, John Giddings and John Chandler (or any three) were to view the site and make report.
  Court - named in petition	30 Nov 1762	Accomack Co, Virginia   [13]
  	John West's new road was as near as the old, well cleared with a causeway; it had a bridge to let the water through. Signed 29 November 1762, by John Parker, John Chandler and John Giddins. The road was established.
  Land bought	31 Aug 1763	Middle Chruch, Accomack Parish, Accomack Co, Virginia   [14]
  	William Evans, carpenter and Rachel his wife, sold 100 acres to John Chandler, both of Accomack Co. for ?75. The land was in Accomack Parish near the Middle Church, being the land where Jestinian Evans now lives bounded Southerly by Charles Bayly, Southwesterly by Richard Hickman Senr, North Westerly by William Hickman Senr, Northerly by John Gowtee, North East by John Pettit East South Easterly by John Taylor. Witinesses: James Arbuckle & Spencer Bagwell.
  Court - namd in suit	28 Feb 1765	Accomack Co, Virginia   [15]
  	"John Trytitle," lessee of Joanna Lewis and John Chandler (guardian of Zorrobabel Chandler), sued "Hugh Hold Title" for land in St George Parish. Undersheriff Charles Snead swore he notified tenants Isaac Lewis and Rachel Chandler, who both failed to appear. Unless someone made himself defendants, the plaintiff would be awarded possession.
  Appraiser	1 May 1765	Accomack Co, Virginia   [16]
  	He was shown as John Chandler, an appraiser of the estate of Cath. Chambers dec'd.
  Land bought	23 May 1767	tract A81, Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [17]
  	William Ward and Scarburgh his wife, sold 50 acres to John Chandler, both of Accomack Co., for £50. It was bounded as follows: Beginning at a corner hickory, North 20 East, 38 chains, 25 links to a corner pine tree, thence North-West along the land of Doctor Williams, adjoining on the lands of the said John Chandler, being part of the land which Rodulfus Scott purchased of Thomas Webb. At a Court held on 28 May 1767 William Ward and Scarburgh his wife presented their deed to John Chandler and it was admitted to record.
  Survey Hwy appointed	26 May 1767	Accomack Co, Virginia   [18]
  	John Chandler replaced John West as road overseer.
  Court - presented	28 Jul 1767	Accomack Co, Virginia   [19]
  	The presentment against John Chandler for taking unlawful usury was continued for trial. (NOTE: as defined today, the practice of making unethical or immoral monetary loans.)
  Court - named in presentment	26 Nov 1767	Accomack Co, Virginia   [20]
  	The jury trying John Chandler for unlawful usury, found that in 1763, Chandler agreed to pay William Evans £75 within one month for a piece of land. Soon afterward, Evans offered to accept only £70 if Chandler would go with him to the Courthouse and assume Evans' debts of that amount. After some hesitation, Chander agreed. Evans and his wife then executed a deed to Chandler on 31 August 1763, in which they said they had received £75 for 100 acres near Middle Church where Jestinian Evans now lives, bounded by Charles Bayly, Richard Hickman Sr, John Gootee, John Pettit and John Taylor. Signed, William Evans and Rachel # (her mark) Evans. The land was to be redeemable at any time within three years by Evans, who was to pay £7 rent for the use of the land, which was to remain in the possession of William's father Jestinian Evans during his life, and then in William's possession for the next two years. On 28 September 1763, Evans borrowed £5 from Chandler, signing a note that he would pay by the last Tuesday in August [1764]. Afterward, in 1765, with the debt and rent unpaid and the land unredeemed, Chandler began an action to recover the same. In 1766 Chandler obtained a verdict against Evans for £7 and £5 with interest, which he later received. If the law favored the defendant, the jury would find him not guilty. Judgment would be rendered next court. Spencer Bagwell attended three days as a witness against John Chandler.
  Land wit deed	4 Jan 1768	tract A82, Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [21]
  	John Giddens, Planter sold the moiety of 100 acres to Reuben Giddens, both of Accomack Co. for £20 being the land where Reuben now lives. Bounded by John Chandler, it being part of the land where John Giddens now lives it binding also on the land of William Williams on the East and John Weston the West side and running a line across it so to include 100 acres. Witnesses: Carson (his X mark) Beasley, Patience (her X mark) Chandler, John Chandler, Jr. and John Chandler, Sr.
  Court - named in order	28 Apr 1768	Accomack Co, Virginia   [22]
  	The information against John Chandler for unlawful usury was dismissed.
  Court - presented	31 Jan 1769	Accomack Co, Virginia   [23]
  	John Chandler paid the fine for swearing an oath and was discharged. John Chandler, who was indicted for assaulting Josiah Piper, submitted to the mercy of the court while protesting his innocence. After hearing Piper (who was allowed two days as a witness), the court fined Chandler 5 shillings.
  Land bought	27 Feb 1769	tract A82, Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [24]
  	George Dewey and Nanney Rodolphus his wife of Northampton County sold 100 acres to John Chandler of Accomack County, St. George Parish for £50. It was on the North side of Deep Creek Mill in the woods and bounded as follows: From a corner pine tree running North West along the land of Doctor Williams to the land of John Giddens the thence running along the land of John Snead to a corner hickory standing hard by the Mill of Smith Snead to conclude 100 acres of land, with that 50 acres which William Ward and Scarburgh his wife sold to John Chandler, being that 100 acres which Thomas Webb sold to Rodolphus Scott, the father of these two men's wives. Witnesses: Scarburgh Kellam, Thomas Chandler and Benjamin (his X mark) Gladding.
  Court - named in petition	2 Nov 1769	Accomack Co, Virginia   [25]
  	John Chandler and others petitioned that they were inconvenienced by the lack of outlets and asked to clear a road from Hunting Creek Road beginning at John West's gate at Deep Creek and so running along the old road formerly called Custice's Road to the east end of Solomon West's plantation and from there by Charles Snead's gate, along the old road from there to the new road cleared by Severn Guthreidge. Ordered that John West, Anthony West, Thomas Bayly and Tully Robinson Wise view the area and make report.
  Land sold	1 Mar 1770	tract A82, Deep Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [7]
  	John Chandler, Planter and Patience his wife sold 50 acres to Josiah Lewis, both of Accomack Co. for £50, it being on the Bayside of Accomack Co, with all buildings and improvements thereunto belonging, being that same land which Chandler has heretofore purchased of a certain Thos Jacobs Gent. and is bounded as follows: Easterly on the lands of Dr. William Williams, Southerly on the lands of Reuben Giddens, Westerly on the lands of John West and northerly on the lands of the said Josiah which Chandler purchased of William Crowson. At a Court held on 1 March 1770 John Chandler and Patience his wife acknowledged their deed to Josiah Lewis. Whitelaws shows that John and Patience Chandler sold 50 acres of the Thomas Jacob part of tract A82 to Josiah Lewis, who later in the year (wife Joice) left to his son Abel.
  Land bought	27 Nov 1770	tract A109, Shores Island, Hunting Creek, Accomack Co, Virginia   [26]
  	William Young Sr. and his wife Margaret sold 100 acres of land & marsh for 40 pounds money of Virginia to John Chandler, it being a place and Island called Shore's Island in Accomack County on the North East side of the mouth of Hunting Creek, bound by George Hope Ewell and running along George Hope Ewell's line to Little Back Creek and down said creek to the Bayside and from thence along the Bayside to the line of George Hope Ewell, being 100 acres more or less, together with hammocks and marshes and timber and other things thereto belonging. Signed: William Young (Seal) & Margaret (her X mark) Young. No witnesses. Recorded 28 Nov 1770.
  Land bought	30 Nov 1770	tract A64, Burton's Branch, Locustville, Accomack Co, Virginia   [27]
  	Johannah Lewis, widow, sold 25 acres of land to John Chandler for 10 pounds current money, it being part of a greater tract containing 100 acres, being at the head of Burton's Branch, which land Thomas Taylor gave to his son David Taylor by his last will & testament, the said David leaving no issue the said land hereby granted is thereby become vested in the said Johannah in fee simple, being one of the daughters of the said Thomas Taylor. The land is bounded on the South West side of Joseph Custis' Mill Dam and along the lands of Caleb Chandler's to the lands of Zorobabel Chandler and along the land of Cengamyas(?) Gunter's to the Mill Dam. Signed: Johannah (her X mark) Lewis. Witt: Robt Drummond, Edward Parker & Carllom (X mark) Sreafes. Recorded 25 Jun 1771.
  Court - namd in suit	31 Mar 1772	Accomack Co, Virginia   [28]
  	John Chandler sued Robert Coleburn, who admitted owing £15:11:00 with 5% interest from 3 November 1769.
  Court - named in petition	26 Jan 1774	Accomack Co, Virginia   [29]
  	John Chandler petitioned that John Walker Jr, who was appointed guardian to West Kellam (orphan of Laban Kellam), "abuses & ill-treats his said Ward." Walker was cited to next court.
  Court - named in petition	23 Feb 1774	Accomack Co, Virginia   [30]
  	West Kellam (a minor represented by Jno Chandler) complained against his guardian JnoWalker Jr for "ill usage." After hearing the evidence, the court appointed John Chandler guardian to West, who was the orphan of Laban Kellam (security: John Coleburn and John Major). Walker was to "be taken" till paying court costs (351 lbs tobacco). Seymour Bayles was a witness for West. Walker agreed to pay Chandler £7:00:00, which was last year's rent for West's plantation.
  Court - named in Arraignment	28 Jun 1774	Accomack Co, Virginia   [31]
  	Arraigned for the offence, John Fluharty pled not guilty. It was the court's opinion, however, that he was guilty and ought to be tried at the next General Court held in the Capitol of Williamsburg. Ordered that he be taken into the sheriff's custody but be permitted to go at large after posting a £500:00:00 bond with good security for his appearance on the sixth day of the said court. He was not to "Depart this court without the leave thereof & in the Mean time to be of his good behaviour." Witnesses Jacob Rodgers (security: Benjamin Phillips), Benjn Phillips (security: John Chandler) and Raymond Riley (security: WilliamRiley) each posted £10:00:00 bonds for their appearance to testify against John Fluharty.
  Land bought	1 Mar 1775	tract A117, Metompkin, Accomack Co, Virginia   [32]
  	Justinian Evans Sr. and his wife Mary sold 100 acres of land for 10 pounds, current money of the colony, to John Chandler. They sold all their right, title and interest to all of 100 acres of land which said John Chandler bought from a certain William Evans, a son of the aforesaid Justinian, which said land lies in Accomack Parish, bounded on the North West by Richard Hickman, on the North East by John Petet, on the South East by land of John Taylor and on the South West by Charles West. Signed: Justinian (his X mark) Evans and Mary (her X mark) Evans. Witt: James Henry, Jacob Bird, Jonathan Willett and Richard Hinman Sr.
  Orphans account	30 Aug 1775	Accomack Co, Virginia   [33]
  	It was on this date that West Kellam, son of Laban Kellam dec'd, Orphan to John Chandler his Guardian. Among the items listed was cash paid John Maigores for 6 months board in 1774, income from the rent of his land for that year, 12 months board paid in 1775, quitrents of 145 acres in 1775. (NOTE: John Chandler was his uncle, having married his father's sister Patience Kellam.)
  Will - Brothers	9 Jun 1776	Northampton Co, Virginia   [34]
  	In his will Littleton Chandler gave my two brothers John and Thomas my chest, clothes, horse, bridle and saddle. To my half brother Levan Lewis £10. To James Lewis £5. To my half sisters Tabitha, Elizabeth and Sarah £5 each. To my sister's two daus. Frances and Polly £5 each. To my sister's son Thomas £5. To my half sister's dau. Rachel £5. To Betty Dunton dau. of Steven Dunton n. boy Cesar. To friend William Atwood £20 and extr.
  Orphans account	27 Aug 1776	Accomack Co, Virginia   [35]
  	It was on this date that John Chandler filed an orphan's account for West Kellam, orphan, which included rent of 146 acres of land.
  Orphans account	30 Sep 1778	Accomack Co, Virginia   [36]
  	It was on this date that John Chandler filed an orphan account for West Kellum, which included 4 months schooling to Richard Meers, 1 years board, and rent of land.
  Land sold	21 Jan 1779	Shores Island, Accomack Co, Virginia   [37]
  	John Chandler and his wife Patience sold 100 acres of land and marsh at a place called Shores Island to Absolam Lewis for 200 pounds money of Virginia. It was on the North East side of the mouth of Hunting Creek, bounded on the line of George Hope Ewell and so turning a long the said George Hope Ewell's unto Little Back Creek and down the said creek to the Back Side and from thence along the Bayside to the line of George Hope Ewell together with all hammocks and marshes and timber. Signed: John Chandler & Patience (her X mark) Chandler. Witt: Ephraim Hall, Custis Darby, Thomas Chandler and Litt (his X mark) Chandler.
  Land sold	25 Nov 1779	Middle Chruch, Accomack Parish, Accomack Co, Virginia   [38]
  	John Chandler and his wife Patience sold 100 acres of land (more or less) in Accomack Parish near the Middle Church for 125 pounds money of Virginia to William Evans. It was near where the said church formerly stood being the land & plantation where Justinian Evans formerly lived & was conveyed by the aforesaid William Evans to said Chandler, recourse being had to the deed on record will more fully appear and bound as follows: Southerly by lands of Charles West, Southwesterly by land Richard Hickman, Northerly by land of Wm. Hickman, then Northerly by land of Charles Bagwell, Easterly by land of John Pettet and Southeasterly by land of John Taylor. Signed: John & Patience Chandler, their seals. Witt: Clement Parker, Charles Bagwell and James Parker.
  Orphans account	Nov 1780	Accomack Co, Virginia   [39]
  	It was on this date that John Walker filed an orphan's account for West Kellam, orphan, to John Chandler. It included 6 months schooling for £27 and 2 years board for £400, and rent of land. (NOTE: Evidently his mother had married John Walker Jr.)
  Reference Identifer	Wm Chandler
  Record ID	62325
  Will	6 Feb 1781	Accomack Co, Virginia   [40]
  	In his will John Chandler gave to son Mitchel my young peach orchard & old apple orchard. Remainder of my land to my wife during her widow To son Mitchel all my land where I now life. To son Thomas Chandler. To daughter Catey Chandler. Wife Patience. To son Littleton 25 acres at the White Marsh. Bal. of estate to be sold & money divided between sons Laban, Thomas & Littleton & daughter Catey. To my 5 grandchildren John Chandler, son of Mitchel, also Milly, Thomas, Mitchel & Rosey, children of Mitchel. To Comfort Scott. Wife Patience, son Mitchel & John Custis Exrs. Wife guardian of daughter Caty until she come to age of 21 years. Witt: Thomas Doe, Severn Scott, Susanna Doe.
  Death	Bef 27 Mar 1781	Accomack Co, Virginia   [40, 41]
  	It was on this date that his will was probated.
  Person ID	I62325	MilesFiles23
  Last Modified	19 Apr 2017

  
  

  Father	John Chandler, II,   b. Abt 1692, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Bef 3 Sep 1728, Accomack Co, Virginia (Age < 36 years)
  Mother	Johannah Taylor,   b. 1703, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Yes, date unknown
  Marriage	Abt 1720	Accomack Co, Virginia   [2]
  Family ID	F32831	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

  Family	Patience (182) Kellam,   b. Abt 1724, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Bef 30 Dec 1789, Accomack Co, Virginia (Age < 65 years)
  Marriage	Abt 1750	Accomack Co, Virginia   [41]
  Children	+ 1. Mitchell (499) Chandler,   b. Abt 1750, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Bef 1 Nov 1796, Accomack Co, Virginia (Age < 46 years) + 2. Laban (501) Chandler,   b. Abt 1754, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Bef 27 Jun 1786, Accomack Co, Virginia (Age < 32 years)   3. Lt. Thomas (of John III) (500) Chandler,   b. Abt 1756, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Bef 30 Nov 1784, Accomack Co, Virginia (Age < 28 years) + 4. Pvt. Littleton (498) Chandler, Sr.,   b. 11 Mar 1761, Accomack Co, Virginia d. 4 Jul 1832, Accomack Co, Virginia (Age 71 years) + 5. Catharine 'Caty' (502) Chandler,   b. Abt 1763, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Bef 5 Jun 1799, Accomack Co, Virginia (Age < 36 years)   6. Euphamie (503) Chandler,   b. Abt 1765, Accomack Co, Virginia d. Bef 1781 (Age < 15 years)
  Last Modified	13 Mar 2023
  Family ID	F20016	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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