Here is a chart showing the second-cousin relationship of Joshua Phelps I, 1738-1798, and his wife, Lois Ballard Phelps, 1746-1836, in Generation 10 (that is, 10 generations back from the "leading-edge" generation of today's babies in our family), had the same great-grandparents, John Chandler I, 1655-1721 and Hannah Abbott Chandler, 1650-1741 (who were themselves first cousins), in Generation 13. To see other ancestors in any specific generation in this chart, click the generation number on the left. To see summary information on any individual, click the individual's name. To see historical context information on any date, click the date.

13.			John Chandler I 1655-1721	1676 ======== (Note 1)	Hannah Abbott 1650-1741 (Note 2)
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12.	Hannah Frye b. 1683	1701 ========	John Chandler II b. 1679		Zebadiah Chandler 1683-1776	1706 ========	Sarah Abbott (Note 2)
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11.	Lydia Chandler b. 1720	1741 ========	Hezekiah Ballard III b. 1720		Samuel Phelps III 1712-1795	1736 ======== (Note 3)	Priscilla Chandler 1713-1778
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10.	Lois Ballard 1746-1836		1767 ======================			Joshua Phelps I 1738-1798
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Notes: 1. John Chandler I and his wife, Hannah Abbott Chandler, were first cousins. [Return to your place in this chart.] 2. We have no information on the likely kinship connection between Hannah Abbott Chandler and her daughter-in-law Sarah Abbott. [Return to your place in the chart.] 3. Samuel Phelps III and his wife, Priscilla Chandler Phelps, were themselves second cousins. [Return to your place in this chart.]