John Thomas Chambers was born in 1760 in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1827 in Greenbrier Co. West Virginia. He was son of Samuel Chambers (1720–1785) and Mary Thompson (1738–1803).
John Thomas Chambers married Margaret Feamster in Kentucky. Margaret Feamster was born 23 Oct 1767 in Augusta County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1827 in Monroe County, Indiana. She was a daughter of William A. Feamster (1740–1801) and Mary "Margaret" Black (1743–1784).
Children of John Thomas Chambers and Margaret Feamster are:
1. Nancy Chambers, born 12 Oct 1788 in Kentucky; died 25 Dec 1859 in Indiana.
2. William Sherman Chambers, born in 1789 in Greenbrier Co. VA; died 16 January 1855 in Clear Creek Township, Monroe County, IN.
3. Rachel Chambers, born in 1790 in Estill County, KY; died in 1810 in Estill Co. KY.
4. David Chambers, born 22 October 1792 in Madison County, KY; died 5 September 1861 in Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.
5. John Chambers, born 28 Feb 1794 in Clear Creek, Floyd County, KY; died in 1865 in Sullivan, Sullivan Co. IN.
6. Andrew James Chambers, born in 1795 in KY; died 24 February 1845 in La Porte County, IN.
7. Anthony Wane Chambers, born in 1797 in Madison County, KY; died 25 Apr 1848 in Clear Creek, Monroe Co. IN.
8. Nancy Ann Chambers, born ca. 1804 in Monroe County, Indiana.
Notes:
From Chambers and Feamster Genealogy, by Lura B. Emery, publ. 1957;
found 13 Jan 2022.
"Great grandfather John Thomas Chambers served 2 years and eight months in the Revolution. He was shot in the hip at Monmouth June 28, 1778 and was a cripple the remainder of his life".
The Battle of Monmouth Courthouse 28 June 1778, General George Washington, Gen. Nathanael Greene, Patriots of the American Continental Army, beat General Sir Henry Clinton and General Charles Lord Cornwallis who slipped away in the middle of the night not wanting to reingage the battle and slipped into the darkness in retreat to New York City.
--bio by Steven S Chambers 18 Jan 2024.
John Thomas Chambers married Margaret Feamster in Kentucky. Margaret Feamster was born 23 Oct 1767 in Augusta County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1827 in Monroe County, Indiana. She was a daughter of William A. Feamster (1740–1801) and Mary "Margaret" Black (1743–1784).
Children of John Thomas Chambers and Margaret Feamster are:
1. Nancy Chambers, born 12 Oct 1788 in Kentucky; died 25 Dec 1859 in Indiana.
2. William Sherman Chambers, born in 1789 in Greenbrier Co. VA; died 16 January 1855 in Clear Creek Township, Monroe County, IN.
3. Rachel Chambers, born in 1790 in Estill County, KY; died in 1810 in Estill Co. KY.
4. David Chambers, born 22 October 1792 in Madison County, KY; died 5 September 1861 in Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.
5. John Chambers, born 28 Feb 1794 in Clear Creek, Floyd County, KY; died in 1865 in Sullivan, Sullivan Co. IN.
6. Andrew James Chambers, born in 1795 in KY; died 24 February 1845 in La Porte County, IN.
7. Anthony Wane Chambers, born in 1797 in Madison County, KY; died 25 Apr 1848 in Clear Creek, Monroe Co. IN.
8. Nancy Ann Chambers, born ca. 1804 in Monroe County, Indiana.
Notes:
From Chambers and Feamster Genealogy, by Lura B. Emery, publ. 1957;
found 13 Jan 2022.
"Great grandfather John Thomas Chambers served 2 years and eight months in the Revolution. He was shot in the hip at Monmouth June 28, 1778 and was a cripple the remainder of his life".
The Battle of Monmouth Courthouse 28 June 1778, General George Washington, Gen. Nathanael Greene, Patriots of the American Continental Army, beat General Sir Henry Clinton and General Charles Lord Cornwallis who slipped away in the middle of the night not wanting to reingage the battle and slipped into the darkness in retreat to New York City.
--bio by Steven S Chambers 18 Jan 2024.
John Thomas Chambers was born in 1760 in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1827 in Greenbrier Co. West Virginia. He was son of Samuel Chambers (1720–1785) and Mary Thompson (1738–1803).
John Thomas Chambers married Margaret Feamster in Kentucky. Margaret Feamster was born 23 Oct 1767 in Augusta County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1827 in Monroe County, Indiana. She was a daughter of William A. Feamster (1740–1801) and Mary "Margaret" Black (1743–1784).
Children of John Thomas Chambers and Margaret Feamster are:
1. Nancy Chambers, born 12 Oct 1788 in Kentucky; died 25 Dec 1859 in Indiana.
2. William Sherman Chambers, born in 1789 in Greenbrier Co. VA; died 16 January 1855 in Clear Creek Township, Monroe County, IN.
3. Rachel Chambers, born in 1790 in Estill County, KY; died in 1810 in Estill Co. KY.
4. David Chambers, born 22 October 1792 in Madison County, KY; died 5 September 1861 in Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.
5. John Chambers, born 28 Feb 1794 in Clear Creek, Floyd County, KY; died in 1865 in Sullivan, Sullivan Co. IN.
6. Andrew James Chambers, born in 1795 in KY; died 24 February 1845 in La Porte County, IN.
7. Anthony Wane Chambers, born in 1797 in Madison County, KY; died 25 Apr 1848 in Clear Creek, Monroe Co. IN.
8. Nancy Ann Chambers, born ca. 1804 in Monroe County, Indiana.
Notes:
From Chambers and Feamster Genealogy, by Lura B. Emery, publ. 1957;
found 13 Jan 2022.
"Great grandfather John Thomas Chambers served 2 years and eight months in the Revolution. He was shot in the hip at Monmouth June 28, 1778 and was a cripple the remainder of his life".
The Battle of Monmouth Courthouse 28 June 1778, General George Washington, Gen. Nathanael Greene, Patriots of the American Continental Army, beat General Sir Henry Clinton and General Charles Lord Cornwallis who slipped away in the middle of the night not wanting to reingage the battle and slipped into the darkness in retreat to New York City.
--bio by Steven S Chambers 18 Jan 2024.
John Thomas Chambers married Margaret Feamster in Kentucky. Margaret Feamster was born 23 Oct 1767 in Augusta County, Virginia, and died 15 Sep 1827 in Monroe County, Indiana. She was a daughter of William A. Feamster (1740–1801) and Mary "Margaret" Black (1743–1784).
Children of John Thomas Chambers and Margaret Feamster are:
1. Nancy Chambers, born 12 Oct 1788 in Kentucky; died 25 Dec 1859 in Indiana.
2. William Sherman Chambers, born in 1789 in Greenbrier Co. VA; died 16 January 1855 in Clear Creek Township, Monroe County, IN.
3. Rachel Chambers, born in 1790 in Estill County, KY; died in 1810 in Estill Co. KY.
4. David Chambers, born 22 October 1792 in Madison County, KY; died 5 September 1861 in Bloomington, Monroe County, IN.
5. John Chambers, born 28 Feb 1794 in Clear Creek, Floyd County, KY; died in 1865 in Sullivan, Sullivan Co. IN.
6. Andrew James Chambers, born in 1795 in KY; died 24 February 1845 in La Porte County, IN.
7. Anthony Wane Chambers, born in 1797 in Madison County, KY; died 25 Apr 1848 in Clear Creek, Monroe Co. IN.
8. Nancy Ann Chambers, born ca. 1804 in Monroe County, Indiana.
Notes:
From Chambers and Feamster Genealogy, by Lura B. Emery, publ. 1957;
found 13 Jan 2022.
"Great grandfather John Thomas Chambers served 2 years and eight months in the Revolution. He was shot in the hip at Monmouth June 28, 1778 and was a cripple the remainder of his life".
The Battle of Monmouth Courthouse 28 June 1778, General George Washington, Gen. Nathanael Greene, Patriots of the American Continental Army, beat General Sir Henry Clinton and General Charles Lord Cornwallis who slipped away in the middle of the night not wanting to reingage the battle and slipped into the darkness in retreat to New York City.
--bio by Steven S Chambers 18 Jan 2024.
Gravesite Details
Photo caption: "Stone placed by Lois Hendricks. Grave not found but believed to be in William Chambers Cemetery". (If not, it's a cenotaph which stands as burial memorial until or unless a documented burial place is determined, ks).
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