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Richard Chambers

Birth1727 - Newcastle, Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States
Death1745 - White Clay Creek, New Castle, Delaware, United States
MotherRebecca Pritlowe
FatherJohannis "John" Chambers Sr (Immigrant, Quaker)

Born in Newcastle, Lawrence, Pennsylvania, United States on 1727 to Johannis "John" Chambers Sr (Immigrant, Quaker) and Rebecca Pritlowe. Richard Chambers married Elinor Miller and had 7 children. He passed away on 1745 in White Clay Creek, New Castle, Delaware, United States.

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Parents
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Johannis "John" Chambers Sr (Immigrant, Quaker)
1662 - 1730
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Rebecca Pritlowe
1707 - 1727
Spouse(s)
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Elinor Miller
1710 - 1789
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Elener Eliner
1727 - 1745
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Eleanor Miller
1727 - Unknown
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Mrs Eliner Chambers
1727 - Unknown
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Samuel Chambers
1742 - 1809
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Martha Chambers
1736 - 1794
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Phebe Chambers
1745 - Unknown
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Sarah Chambers
1740 - 1781
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Samuel Chambers
1745 - 1800
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Mary Chambers
1735 - 1760
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Samuel Chambers
Unknown - Unknown

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