Members and Their Lineage E-mail your lineage to Claudia at

CFA members in Genetic Families / Members with Incomplete Lineage

This section offers members of The Chandler Family Association an opportunity to connect with cousins who share the same branch on the Chandler family tree. If you send your lineage, we will post it here along with your e-mail address. E-mail your lineage to Claudia at . Begin with your most distant Chandler ancestor, list the Chandler or Chandler descendant in each generation, and end the lineage with yourself. If you or a relative have participated in the Chandler DNA Project, please specify the genetic family number assigned as a result of that test, and we will post your lineage under the appropriate family number.

Not yet a member? Please visit our Queries page, where we can post any questions or mysteries you may have encountered in your Chandler research. We are happy to post questions for CFA members and non-members alike.

If you are a CFA member but cannot connect to any of the Chandler lines on this page or on the page listing descendants of John Chandler born 1600 (Genetic Family Group 7A), send your lineage anyway, beginning with the most distant Chandler ancestor you have been able to document. We'll post the information you provide; perhaps someone else will be able to link to you!

The lineages on this page and the John born 1600 lineage page are posted as provided by the members, and the CFA makes no representation regarding accuracy. If you would like your family history website included with your lineage listing, send the link to Claudia at . The linked pages are not under the control of the CFA, which makes no claims as to their accuracy. Look for this graphic - - to indicate web page links.

The list of Chandler descendants on this page and the John Chandler born 1600 descendants page do not constitute the entire membership of the CFA but only those who have chosen to post their lineage.

All e-mail address links on this web site are encoded for the security of our members. The addresses appear to be text but are actually a graphic image.

The assignment of a lineage to a genetic family is based on the identification of the member's ancestor as someone in the genetic ancestors table. A family assignment may need to be changed if future DNA testing or paper research reveals conflicts either in the member's lineage or in the ancestors table.