Joseph Hayes Chandler

Background

Chandler, Joseph Hayes was born on August 14, 1854 in Brattleboro, Vermont, United States. Son of Review Joseph Chandler and Gertrude Matilda Chandler.

Education

Descended from Chandlers on both father’s and mother’s side—two distinct branches of the Chandler family in the United States. Bachelor of Arts, Yale, 1877. Bachelor of Divinity, Andover Theological Seminary, 1882.

Postgraduate studies, Yale, and University of Chicago.

Career

Cloud, Minnesota, October 21, 1884. Ordained Congleton ministry, 1882. Pastor Street, Cloud and Saint Paul, Minnesota, 1882-1893.

Rhinelander and Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, 1894-1807.

Western editor The Congregationalist and Christian World, 1908-1912. Executive secretary Illinois Inter-Church Federation, 1913-1914.

Resigned to reengage in literature work, preaching and lecturing. Gave courses of studies in sociology and ethics, John Marshall Law School, Chicago.

Studied social conditions in the copper country, Michigan.

Was executive secretary Chicago Church Federation Council, 1911-1912. Address: 292 Linden Saint, Holyoke, Massachusetts.

Achievements

• Joseph Hayes Chandler has been listed as a notable clergyman, writer by Marquis Who's Who.

Connections

Married Elizabeth Farrar, of Saint

Father:

Review Joseph Chandler

Mother:

Gertrude Matilda Chandler

Spouse:

Elizabeth Farrar