Family/Spouse: Stephen Dunn MARTIN. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

NOTE 1./ 1930 Crawford County GA census,

Leonard C Chancellor Hammock, Crawford, GA abt 1877 Georgia Head
Minnie Chancellor Hammock, Crawford, GA abt 1882 Wife
Hazel Chancellor Hammock, Crawford, GA abt 1917 Daughter

Leonard married Minnie E. WHITTINGTON on 05 Jan 1902 in Crawford County, Georgia. Minnie (daughter of James M. WHITTINGTON and Sarah Elizabeth ROWELL) was born on 22 Jun 1881 in Crawford County, Georgia; died on 05 Mar 1961 in Crawford County, Georgia; was buried in Knoxville U.M. Church Cemetery. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

NOTE 1./ 1910 Militia District 630, Crawford, GA census,

Name Home in 1910 Birth Year Birthplace Relation
Henry C Chandellor MD 630, Crawford, GA abt 1853 Georgia Head
Rebecca D Chandellor MD 630, Crawford, GA abt 1850 Georgia Wife
Mary W Chandellor MD 630, Crawford, GA abt 1882 Georgia Daughter
John H Chandellor MD 630, Crawford, GA abt 1885 Georgia Son

Henry married Rebecca FOWLER about 1871 in Upsom County, Georgia?. Rebecca (daughter of Samuel FOWLER and Marion CHANCELLOR) was born in Mar 1850 in Monroe County, Georgia; died after 1920 in Crawford County, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

James married Sarah Elizabeth ROWELL. Sarah (daughter of Daniel C ROWELL and Nancy M. CURTIS) was born on 23 Aug 1855 in Crawford County, Georgia; died on 27 May 1943 in Musella, Crawford County, Georgia; was buried in Knoxville U.M. Church Cemetery, Crawford County Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

BIO:SHE WAS ENUMERATED WITH HER SON OSCAR (#513) IN CRISP COUNTY IN 1910
AND AGAIN IN BIBB COUNTY IN 1920. THEY WERE LIVING ON MONROE ST. IN
MACON IN 1920. DATE ON HER HEAD STONE LIST DATE OF DEATH AS 27 MAY,
1947. HER OBITUARY WAS IN THE MACON TELEGRAPH, SUNDAY MAY 30, 1943.
LIST DATE OF DEATH AS THE PRECEDING THURSDAY,

Notes:

NOTE 1./ Chancellor Genealogy
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William and his family moved from South Carolina to Georgia and are in the 1820 Census for Washington County, Georgia. His is listed as head of household under 45 years of age with two males under 10, two females under 10, 1 female between 10 and 16 and one between 26 and 45.

A search of the Headright Index for the Monroe County Land Lottery shows one for William Chancellor. He was living in Morrison's District, Washington County, and drew land lot 43 in the 12th Land District, Monroe County. This was on 20 July 1824. The land lot was 202 1/2 acres.

William Chancellor's will was written 29 Nov 1838 and proved 4 Mar 1839. It is our belief he died between those dates. It is also believed he was buried on the Chancellor home place in Monroe County, but no graves have ever been found. His wife Mary was in the 1840 Census as head of the household with one female between 30 and 40 years old and one male between 15 and 20 years of age.

NOTE 2./ Note that William and Gilliam Chancellor married REAVIS sisters and Young Asbury and John ALLEN married Chancellor sisters

WilliamJr married Susan HORN on 06 Jan 1848 in Monroe County, Georgia. Susan (daughter of William HORN and Elizabeth UNKNOWN) was born on 10 Sep 1830 in North Carolina; died about 1858 in Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Samuel married Marion CHANCELLOR on 19 Aug 1839 in Monroe County, Georgia. Marion (daughter of WilliamSr CHANCELLOR and Mary COLE) was born in 1808 in Chesterfield County, South Carolina; died on 16 Nov 1895 in Upsom County, Georgia; was buried in Arnold Church Cemetery , Upsom County, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

William W. Hatcher Sr: <> provides the following information

BIO:HE WAS EXECUTOR FOR HIS FATHER'S ESTATE. MENTIONED SEVERAL TIMES IN MISCELLANOUS ESTATE RECORDS OF Crawford County GA.. NO FURTHER INFORMATION AVAILABLE AFTER 1880 CENSUS. THERE IS A CEMETERY LOCATED ON WHAT IS COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE ROWELL PLACE OFF OAK GROVE CHURCH ROAD IN THE NORTH WEST SECTION OF CRAWFORD COUNTY. SEVEN GRAVES ARE MARKED BUT NO LAST NAMES; DANIAL, MATTIE (WATTIE?), SUSIE, FATHER & E. R., MOTHER AND P.R., EMILY F. WIFE OF W.C. SMITH. FATHER & E. R. SHOULD BE EDWARD ROWELL, MOTHER & P.R. IS PROBABLY EDWARD'S WIFE PENELOPE SANDERS ROWELL SINCE THEY ARE BURIED SIDE BY SIDE.THERE ARE INDICATIONS OF OTHER GRAVES. ONE OTHER GRAVE IS MARKED WITH SMALL STONE WITH INITIALS A. W. (ADDENDUM) WHEN I FIRST VIEWED THIS CEMETERY IN ITS SAD STATE, MY REASONING FOLLOWED THAT OF THE INDIVIDUAL WHO HAD AUDITED IT SOME YEARS EARLIER. LIKE THAT INDIVIDUAL, I THOUGHT THE STONES IDENTIFYING FATHER AND MOTHER AND E.R. AND P.R. WERE SEPARATE GRAVES. AFTER CLEARING AND CLEANING THIS CEMETERY RECENTLY (SEPTEMBER 20/21 1996), I AM CONVIENCED THAT THESE STONES ARE THE HEAD AND FOOT STONES OF THE SAME GRAVES OF EDWARD AND PENELOPE SANDERS ROWELL. ALSO, WE WERE ABLE TO RETRIEVE A BROKEN PIECE OF OF WHAT I BELIEVE TO BE A FOOT STONE WITH THE INITIALS A. W. I BELIEVE THIS IS THE GRAVE OF ALBERT HARRISON WELLONS WHO DIED IN THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES. IN THE 1832 Georgia LAND LOTTERY, HE HAD A FORTUNATE DRAW AND DREW LAND LOT 185 IN THE 10TH DISTRICT, SECOND SECTION, OF THEN CHEROKEE COUNTY; NOW GILMER COUNTY. FOR THE SUM OF $18, HE COULD REGISTER HIS CLAIM WITH THE STATE AND RECIEVE A WARRANT WHICH WOULD GIVE HIM TITLE THE PROPERTY. HE WAS NOT REQUIRED TO LIVE ON OR TILL THE PROPERTY. HE COULD DO WITH IT AS HE PLEASED. I DO NOT KNOW THE DISPENSATION OF THIS PIECE OF PROPERTY. IN HIS FATHER'S WILL HE WAS TO RECIEVE 'ALL OF MY LAND LYING ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE BIG CREEK'. HE SURRENDERED THIS PROPERTY TO
HIS BROTHER EDWARD IN 1871 AFTER THEIR MOTHER DIED.
ON OCT 1, 1849, HE PURCHASED FROM JOHN BENTLEY 108 ACRES OF THE EASTERN HALF OF LAND LOT 45 IN THE SECOND DISTRICT OF CRAWFORD COUNTY FOR THE PRINCELY SUM OF $220. ON THE 6TH OF JANUARY 1874, SHERIFF A. J. PRESTON SOLD AT PUBLIC OUTCRY TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER THE SOUTH EASTERN CORNER OF LAND LOT 45 IN THE SECOND DISTRICT BY VIRTURE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED BY THE JUSTICE COURT OF SAID COUNTY IN FAVOR OF E. BOND & CO. J. G. COLBERT WAS THE HIGHEST BIDDER AND PAID $21 FOR THE PROPERTY ON OCTOBER 8TH, 1882, JAMES W., T. E., AND E. L. ROWELL SOLD THEIR INTEREST IN THE REMAINING FIFTY ACRES TO THEIR SISTER, SARAH E. WHITTINGTON, FOR THE SUM OF $10. SINCE I HAVE NO OTHER INFORMATION ON DANIEL AFTER 1880 WHEN HE WAS LISTED AS BEING 72 YEARS OLD, I THINK IT WOULD BE SAFE TO ASSUME THAT HE DIED IN 1882.
HE PROVIDED FOUR SONS FOR WAR BETWEEN THE STATES, ONLY TWO OF WHOM WOULD RETURN HOME; AND BOTH OF THEM SEVERLY CRIPPLED FOR LIFE.

Daniel married Nancy M. CURTIS on 07 Dec 1834 in Crawford County, Georgia. Nancy was born about 1810 in Georgia; died about 1881 in Crawford County, Georgia; was buried in Oak Grove Church Road, Crawford County, Georgia. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]