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Chandler Pictures

One of these men is a Pilkington, possibly Frederick.  The other is probably William C. Chandler, though not sure which.

William Chappell and Harriet Eliza (Gann) Chandler
                                      

1914
Clockwise from middle back: Amos Chandler (standing), his wife Nora (sitting), James Monroe (baby held by Nora, Marilla Pilkington (sitting, Amos' grandmother), Gwendolyn (in Marilla's lap), Florence (next to Marilla), Viola (behind Florence).
 

Nora and Amos Chandler
 

 Nora's Obit


 William L. was a soldier in Patton's 3rd Army in World War II
From The Men and Women in World War II from Hill County:  
(caption for the picture below)
 "Pfc. William L. Chandler entered the service November 30, 1943.  He took his training at Camp Blending, Florida, and was sent overseas june 15th, 1944.  He was wounded November 12 in Germany.  Before entering the service William L. was employed at the Itasca Cotton Mill.  He holds the Purple Heart."

William L. and Olive Mae