Columbia Spectator, October 17, 1895
Dr. S. T. Chandler, a prominent citizen and physician of Campbellsville died October 5. He has been in very poor health for a number of years, and he bore with his long afflictions with the true Christian spirit that characterized the man during his entire life. He leaves a number of children who are prominent in business and social circles in Campbellsville, among them J. Morgan Chandler, editor of the Times-Journal, Dr. Tobe Chandler, and others.
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas it has pleased our all wise Heavenly Father to remove from us by death on October 5th, 1895, our honored brother and friend, and an efficient deacon in this church, Dr. S. T. Chandler; therefore:
Resolved, First: That we bow submissively to the will of Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, Second: That we give expression to a deep sense of loss in the removal of our brother and officer, and to the loss which our community has sustained in the death of a useful and honored citizen.
Resolved, Third: That we thank God that he was lovely spared to us.
Resolved, Fourth: That we commend his intelligent activity and efficiency as a church member and officer, that we honor his memory as a Christian, gentle and valuable fellow citizen.
Resolved, Fifth: That we call special attention to his generous hospitality. It was his wish that his home might be a stopping place for visiting and traveling preachers who ever found a warm welcome from him.
Resolved, Sixth: That we commend his unmurmuring patience during his long afflictions.
Resolved, Seventh: That we deeply sympathize with his bereaved wife, children, and relatives.
Resolved, Eighth: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to his widow and a copy printed in the Times-Journal and a copy spread upon our church record.
Adopted by the Campbellsville Baptist Church, October 13th, 1895.
J.M. Coakley
W.T. Underwood
J.M. Wood
J.W. Loving
Taylor County, Kentucky Will Book 2, p. 172
Will of S.T. Chandler, written 10 Sept 1892
Wife, Eliza Jane Chandler, all my property, real estate and personal, money, notes and bonds and every other species of property which I have possessed or have given me. At her death to be equally divided among children, viz. W. T. Chandler, R. B. Chandler, Margaret Sanders, Lois Wood, Morgan J. Chandler, and the son of my wife by a former marriage, Dr. Jim Brack Buchanan. Should any of my children be deceased, their children to receive their part. Witnessed by J. M. Coakley and J. M. Thomas. Recorded 10 Oct 1895.
1880 Taylor Co., Ky. Census; Census Place: Campbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky; Source: FHL Film 1254442 National Archives Film T9-0442 Page 62C
S. T. CHANDLER Self M M W 51 KY; Occ: Druggist M.D. Fa: VA Mo: VA
E. J. CHANDLER Wife F M W 48 KY; Occ: Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: VA
Robert CHANDLER Son M M W 24 KY; Occ: City Marshal Fa: KY Mo: KY
Sallie CHANDLER DauL F M W 17 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Lois E. CHANDLER Dau F S W 19 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Morgan J. CHANDLER Son M S W 15 KY; Occ: Drug Store Clerk Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary E. CHANDLER Other F S W 20 KY; Occ: Teaching School Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary GOWDY Other F S B 20 KY; Occ: Domestic Servant Fa: KY Mo: KY
Ben GOWDY Other M S B 2 KY; Fa: KY Mo: KY
Dr. S. T. Chandler, a prominent citizen and physician of Campbellsville died October 5. He has been in very poor health for a number of years, and he bore with his long afflictions with the true Christian spirit that characterized the man during his entire life. He leaves a number of children who are prominent in business and social circles in Campbellsville, among them J. Morgan Chandler, editor of the Times-Journal, Dr. Tobe Chandler, and others.
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas it has pleased our all wise Heavenly Father to remove from us by death on October 5th, 1895, our honored brother and friend, and an efficient deacon in this church, Dr. S. T. Chandler; therefore:
Resolved, First: That we bow submissively to the will of Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, Second: That we give expression to a deep sense of loss in the removal of our brother and officer, and to the loss which our community has sustained in the death of a useful and honored citizen.
Resolved, Third: That we thank God that he was lovely spared to us.
Resolved, Fourth: That we commend his intelligent activity and efficiency as a church member and officer, that we honor his memory as a Christian, gentle and valuable fellow citizen.
Resolved, Fifth: That we call special attention to his generous hospitality. It was his wish that his home might be a stopping place for visiting and traveling preachers who ever found a warm welcome from him.
Resolved, Sixth: That we commend his unmurmuring patience during his long afflictions.
Resolved, Seventh: That we deeply sympathize with his bereaved wife, children, and relatives.
Resolved, Eighth: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to his widow and a copy printed in the Times-Journal and a copy spread upon our church record.
Adopted by the Campbellsville Baptist Church, October 13th, 1895.
J.M. Coakley
W.T. Underwood
J.M. Wood
J.W. Loving
Taylor County, Kentucky Will Book 2, p. 172
Will of S.T. Chandler, written 10 Sept 1892
Wife, Eliza Jane Chandler, all my property, real estate and personal, money, notes and bonds and every other species of property which I have possessed or have given me. At her death to be equally divided among children, viz. W. T. Chandler, R. B. Chandler, Margaret Sanders, Lois Wood, Morgan J. Chandler, and the son of my wife by a former marriage, Dr. Jim Brack Buchanan. Should any of my children be deceased, their children to receive their part. Witnessed by J. M. Coakley and J. M. Thomas. Recorded 10 Oct 1895.
1880 Taylor Co., Ky. Census; Census Place: Campbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky; Source: FHL Film 1254442 National Archives Film T9-0442 Page 62C
S. T. CHANDLER Self M M W 51 KY; Occ: Druggist M.D. Fa: VA Mo: VA
E. J. CHANDLER Wife F M W 48 KY; Occ: Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: VA
Robert CHANDLER Son M M W 24 KY; Occ: City Marshal Fa: KY Mo: KY
Sallie CHANDLER DauL F M W 17 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Lois E. CHANDLER Dau F S W 19 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Morgan J. CHANDLER Son M S W 15 KY; Occ: Drug Store Clerk Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary E. CHANDLER Other F S W 20 KY; Occ: Teaching School Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary GOWDY Other F S B 20 KY; Occ: Domestic Servant Fa: KY Mo: KY
Ben GOWDY Other M S B 2 KY; Fa: KY Mo: KY
Columbia Spectator, October 17, 1895
Dr. S. T. Chandler, a prominent citizen and physician of Campbellsville died October 5. He has been in very poor health for a number of years, and he bore with his long afflictions with the true Christian spirit that characterized the man during his entire life. He leaves a number of children who are prominent in business and social circles in Campbellsville, among them J. Morgan Chandler, editor of the Times-Journal, Dr. Tobe Chandler, and others.
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas it has pleased our all wise Heavenly Father to remove from us by death on October 5th, 1895, our honored brother and friend, and an efficient deacon in this church, Dr. S. T. Chandler; therefore:
Resolved, First: That we bow submissively to the will of Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, Second: That we give expression to a deep sense of loss in the removal of our brother and officer, and to the loss which our community has sustained in the death of a useful and honored citizen.
Resolved, Third: That we thank God that he was lovely spared to us.
Resolved, Fourth: That we commend his intelligent activity and efficiency as a church member and officer, that we honor his memory as a Christian, gentle and valuable fellow citizen.
Resolved, Fifth: That we call special attention to his generous hospitality. It was his wish that his home might be a stopping place for visiting and traveling preachers who ever found a warm welcome from him.
Resolved, Sixth: That we commend his unmurmuring patience during his long afflictions.
Resolved, Seventh: That we deeply sympathize with his bereaved wife, children, and relatives.
Resolved, Eighth: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to his widow and a copy printed in the Times-Journal and a copy spread upon our church record.
Adopted by the Campbellsville Baptist Church, October 13th, 1895.
J.M. Coakley
W.T. Underwood
J.M. Wood
J.W. Loving
Taylor County, Kentucky Will Book 2, p. 172
Will of S.T. Chandler, written 10 Sept 1892
Wife, Eliza Jane Chandler, all my property, real estate and personal, money, notes and bonds and every other species of property which I have possessed or have given me. At her death to be equally divided among children, viz. W. T. Chandler, R. B. Chandler, Margaret Sanders, Lois Wood, Morgan J. Chandler, and the son of my wife by a former marriage, Dr. Jim Brack Buchanan. Should any of my children be deceased, their children to receive their part. Witnessed by J. M. Coakley and J. M. Thomas. Recorded 10 Oct 1895.
1880 Taylor Co., Ky. Census; Census Place: Campbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky; Source: FHL Film 1254442 National Archives Film T9-0442 Page 62C
S. T. CHANDLER Self M M W 51 KY; Occ: Druggist M.D. Fa: VA Mo: VA
E. J. CHANDLER Wife F M W 48 KY; Occ: Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: VA
Robert CHANDLER Son M M W 24 KY; Occ: City Marshal Fa: KY Mo: KY
Sallie CHANDLER DauL F M W 17 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Lois E. CHANDLER Dau F S W 19 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Morgan J. CHANDLER Son M S W 15 KY; Occ: Drug Store Clerk Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary E. CHANDLER Other F S W 20 KY; Occ: Teaching School Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary GOWDY Other F S B 20 KY; Occ: Domestic Servant Fa: KY Mo: KY
Ben GOWDY Other M S B 2 KY; Fa: KY Mo: KY
Dr. S. T. Chandler, a prominent citizen and physician of Campbellsville died October 5. He has been in very poor health for a number of years, and he bore with his long afflictions with the true Christian spirit that characterized the man during his entire life. He leaves a number of children who are prominent in business and social circles in Campbellsville, among them J. Morgan Chandler, editor of the Times-Journal, Dr. Tobe Chandler, and others.
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas it has pleased our all wise Heavenly Father to remove from us by death on October 5th, 1895, our honored brother and friend, and an efficient deacon in this church, Dr. S. T. Chandler; therefore:
Resolved, First: That we bow submissively to the will of Him who doeth all things well.
Resolved, Second: That we give expression to a deep sense of loss in the removal of our brother and officer, and to the loss which our community has sustained in the death of a useful and honored citizen.
Resolved, Third: That we thank God that he was lovely spared to us.
Resolved, Fourth: That we commend his intelligent activity and efficiency as a church member and officer, that we honor his memory as a Christian, gentle and valuable fellow citizen.
Resolved, Fifth: That we call special attention to his generous hospitality. It was his wish that his home might be a stopping place for visiting and traveling preachers who ever found a warm welcome from him.
Resolved, Sixth: That we commend his unmurmuring patience during his long afflictions.
Resolved, Seventh: That we deeply sympathize with his bereaved wife, children, and relatives.
Resolved, Eighth: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to his widow and a copy printed in the Times-Journal and a copy spread upon our church record.
Adopted by the Campbellsville Baptist Church, October 13th, 1895.
J.M. Coakley
W.T. Underwood
J.M. Wood
J.W. Loving
Taylor County, Kentucky Will Book 2, p. 172
Will of S.T. Chandler, written 10 Sept 1892
Wife, Eliza Jane Chandler, all my property, real estate and personal, money, notes and bonds and every other species of property which I have possessed or have given me. At her death to be equally divided among children, viz. W. T. Chandler, R. B. Chandler, Margaret Sanders, Lois Wood, Morgan J. Chandler, and the son of my wife by a former marriage, Dr. Jim Brack Buchanan. Should any of my children be deceased, their children to receive their part. Witnessed by J. M. Coakley and J. M. Thomas. Recorded 10 Oct 1895.
1880 Taylor Co., Ky. Census; Census Place: Campbellsville, Taylor, Kentucky; Source: FHL Film 1254442 National Archives Film T9-0442 Page 62C
S. T. CHANDLER Self M M W 51 KY; Occ: Druggist M.D. Fa: VA Mo: VA
E. J. CHANDLER Wife F M W 48 KY; Occ: Keeping House Fa: CT Mo: VA
Robert CHANDLER Son M M W 24 KY; Occ: City Marshal Fa: KY Mo: KY
Sallie CHANDLER DauL F M W 17 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Lois E. CHANDLER Dau F S W 19 KY; Occ: At Home Fa: KY Mo: KY
Morgan J. CHANDLER Son M S W 15 KY; Occ: Drug Store Clerk Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary E. CHANDLER Other F S W 20 KY; Occ: Teaching School Fa: KY Mo: KY
Mary GOWDY Other F S B 20 KY; Occ: Domestic Servant Fa: KY Mo: KY
Ben GOWDY Other M S B 2 KY; Fa: KY Mo: KY
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