Hi ! All you Chandler's; I guess you have never heard this line before, but "I am searching for" my father's family. I have just confirmed that one of the things my father told me 20 years ago, was recorded on his marriage application and can now be used as a documented fact. Now to get down to the searching part of it, I need all those CHANDLER's with IOWA ties to help me out. Just to let you know that I am still in the dark, I am looking for a John J. OR a A. J. CHANDLER that lived in Iowa up thru 1900 and then moved to the state of Washington. My father JOSEPH B. CHANDLER b. 1899 may have been born in Iowa, instead of Washington as he always claimed. Of course this does not explain why I can't find Joseph in the 1910 Washington census, but it would be an explanation for the 1900 census. It is possible that the Joseph B. Chandler I found in Pacific Co. WA. in 1920 is my father, but the b. date is 1895 instead of 1899, and he is listed as being born in Illinois instead of Washington and his father is listed as being born in Indiana, instead of Iowa. But hey !, the mother is listed as born in Iowa, and this could mean that the person giving the information was just not sure of the correct answers. By the way, if anyone has excess to the 1920 Washington Federal census, what looks like Nahcottes Prescient, in Pacific County, sheet 8-B line 206. I need an interputation as to what his employment was. I can read reading, but I can't read writing. Any Chandler Iowa ties contact; Dave Chandler [email protected]