Part 4 APPONEGANSETT MEETINGHOUSE BURIAL GROUND, Dartmouth. Chace, Elihu b. (1812) d. 29 Mar. 1892. Husband of Sylvia Ann. Chace, Eliza S. b. 1820 d. 1912. Prob. wife of Joseph. Chace, Joanna b. (1787) d. 29 Jan. 1866. Wife of Elihu. Chace, Joseph b. 1818 d. 1900. Prob. husband of Eliza S. Chace, Mary Ann Hull b. (1814) d. 5 Aug. 1838. Wife of Edward, dau. of John & Hannah Hull. Chace, Sarah b. (1843) d. 10 June 1869. Dau. of Joseph and Eliza S. Chace, Susan H. b. (1840) d. 28 Sept. 1904. Chace, Sylvia Ann b. (1820) d. 2 Oct. 1882. Wife of Elihu. Chase, Dorcas b. 30 Sept. 1822 d. 13 Apr. 1891. NEWTOWN BURIAL GROUND, Dartmouth. Chace, Isaiah b. 24 Sept. 1768 d. 29 Apr. 1857. Prob. husband of Rebecca. Chace, Rebecca b. 6 ___ 1764 d. 17 Oct. 1823. Prob. wife of Isaiah. Chase, Rhoda C. b. (1794) d. 17 Oct. 1868. Wife of Simeon. Chase, Susan b. 17 Mar. 1789 d. 12 Jan. 1868. SOUTH DARTMOUTH/PADANARAM CEMETERY, Dartmouth. Chace, Ann H., M.D. b. 1843 d. 10 Feb. 1919. Chace, Donald M. b. 22 Mar. 1919 d. 29 June 1985. Chace, Irma Wordell b. 1905 d. 1975. Wife of Jonathan L. Chace, Jane Skinner b. 1875 d. 2 Mar. 1928. Wife of Robert L. Chace, Jonathan L. b. 1906 d. 2 Mar. 1938. Husband of Irma Wordell. Chace, Robert L. b. 1867 d. 18 Apr. 1917. Husband of Jane Skinner. Chase, Donald M. No dates. Chase, Edward S. b. 1904 d. 31 Mar. 1951. Chase, Muriel E. b. 1909 d. 2 Sept. 1971. Prob. wife of William Stuart. Chase, Ormond L. d. 2 Jan. 1981. Chase, Sylvia Chadwick b. 1911 d. 8 Oct. 1975. Chase, Thomas, M.D. b. 1908 d. 2 June 1971. Chase, William Stuart b. 1907 d. 15 July 1992. Prob. husband of Muriel E.

Part 3 HIXVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH BURIAL GROUND, Dartmouth. Chase, Hope Cowen b. (1769) d. 31 Dec. 1857. Wife of Jeremiah. Chase, Jeremiah b. (1769) d. 25 Sept. 1801. Husband of Hope. JOSEPH DAVIS BURIAL GROUND, Dartmouth. Chace, Alvira Haskins b. 1824 d. 1892. Wife of Jason P. Chace, Jason P. b. 1823 d. 1904. Husband of Alvira. Chace, Rhoda C. b. (1794) d. 3 Mar. 1868. Wife of Simeon. Chace, Simeon b. (1796) d. 26 Apr. 1865. Husband of Rhoda C. PINE GROVE (ISLAND) CEMETERY, Dartmouth. Chace, Adline b. (1854) d. 12 Jan. 1892. Wife of Franklin J. Chace, Allen H. b. 1873 d. 1948. Husband of Jessie R. Chace, Alonzo B. b. 1883 d. 1936. Prob. husband of Lillian H. Chace, Donald b. 15 Feb. 1931 d. 18 July 1938. Chace, Dora I. B. 1911 d. 1977. Wife of Milton F. Chace, Elsie M. b. 1879 d. 1950. Wife of Walter E. Chace, Franklin. No dates. Chace, Franklin J. b. (1844) d. 3 Mar. 1915. Husband of Mary Willie & Adline. C(hace) J. No dates. Probably child of Franklin J. Chace, Jessie R. b. 1883 d. 1969. Wife of Allen H. Chace, Lillian H. b. 1884 d. 1950. Prob. wife of Alonzo B. Chace, Lillian M. b. 1900 d. 1910. C(hace) M. No dates. Prob. child of Franklin J. Chace, Mary Willie b. 1849 d. 1875. Wife of Franklin J. Chace, Milton F. b. 1908 d. 1964. Husband of Dora I. Chace, Milton F. b. 1932 d. 1981. Husband of Janet I. Thebodeau. Chace, Milton F. III b. 1953 d. 1993. Son of Milton and Janet. Chace, Nelson E. b. 1900 d. 1961. Husband of Verna. Chace, Thelma B. b. 23 Mar. 1928 d. 16 June 1929. Chace, Verna b. 1906 d. 1977. Wife of Nelson E. Chace, Walter E. b. 1877 d. 1908. Husband of Elsie M. (Chace), William M. b. 1906 d. 1910. Chase, infant. No dates. Son of Job A. and Hannah A.

Part 2 ARKANSAS DENNARD CEMETERY, 16 miles north of Clinton, Van Buren County. Chase, Cora Lee 1880-1961. Chase, Edd E. 1879-1970. MASSACHUSETTS LOTHROP CEMETERY, Barnstable County. Chase, Mable Emma b. 31 July 1883 d. 14 Feb. 1959 in Sandwich, MA. [Descendant of William (1) Chase] WALNUT HILL CEMETERY, W. Newbury. Chase, Priscilla, wife of Joseph Hills, b. 15 Oct. 1681 d. 14 July 1750. [Descendant of Aquila Chase] FOX CEMETERY, Berkley. Chase, Arthur T. 1885-1963. Chase, Rebecca E. d. 22 May 1809. Aged 1 yr. 14 days. Daughter of Mr. Simeon Chase, Jr. and Mrs. Betsey his wife. Chase, Guilford E. d. 22 Aug. 1812. Aged 4 mos 14 days. Son of Mr. Simeon Chase, Jr. and Mrs. Betsey his wife. Chace, Thomas G. b. 15 June 1833 d. 17 Dec. 1913. Lydia H. Dean, his wife, b. 14 May 1838 d. 23 May 1919. Chace, Ervine A. b. 2 Sept. 1861 d. 6 Feb. 1949. Chace, Lucinda, b. 1793 d. 1820. Aged 27. Wife of George Pierce. Pierce, George W. & Benjamin F., infant sons of Lucinda & George Pierce. Melintha Chace, b. 19 Nov. 1801 d. 15 Mar. 1823. In her 22nd year. Wife Of George Pierce. How precious is the grave of my Mother. BERKLEY COMMON CEMETERY, Berkley. Chace, Miriam d. 15 June 1845. Aged 65 yrs. Wife of Samuel Chace. Chace, Giles G. d. 16 Mar. 1863. Aged 79 yrs. In memory of Sylvia Chace who died 8 May 1876. Aged 81 yrs. Husband Philip F. Chace b. 10 Nov. 1835 d. 28 Aug. 1888. Member of Co. C 22nd Regt. Mass. Inft. Vols. Chace, John Q. b. 29 May 1830 d. 11 Dec. 1887. Chace, Alden B. d. 22 Apr. 1869. Aged 45 yrs. Chace, Narcissa d. 11 Aug. 1872. Aged 11 mos. 8 days. LOWER CORNER CEMETERY, Merrimac. No dates. Chase, Leonard. Chase, Mary J. Chase, Julia F. Lizzie F. Reed. Chase, Alfred S. Son of Leonard. Melissa Colby/ Ella Hitchings. Chase, Lizzie M. Chase, Lillie M. Chase, Ella P. Chase, Alice C. Chase, Alice H. Chase, Ella S. Chase, Alfred F.

To list members. Finally! I started this project last fall but several unexpected events kept me from getting this information typed and out to everyone on the list. Hope it will be of help to some of you. Joan Gerrits. These records were contributed by Dr. Dalton London, Dave Holland, Robert Graham, Bob Thomas, Stephen Chase, Sue Derrick, Elizabeth Lanord, Rebecca Kangos Barbara McCarthy and Joan Gerrits. Part 1 CHASE CEMETERY RECORDS CANADA THE CHASE CEMETERY, New Brunswick, Queens County, Upper Gagetown. Contains several unmarked graves and eight or ten marked by fieldstones without inscriptions. Currey, Joshua d. 26 Sept. 1802. 61 yrs. 9 mos. Chase, James Fleetwood d. 1863. 9 yrs. Chase, Emma Glaster d. 1863. 6 yrs. Chase, Harry G. d. 1863. Sone of James and Sarah. Chase, Harris E. d. 1863. 3 yrs. Son of James and Sarah. Chase, James d. 7 May 1863. 74 yrs. Chase, Sarah d. 9 Oct. 1886. 62 yrs. Wife of James. Campbell, Eunice O. d. 14 June 1891. 44 yrs. 11 mos. Wife of William. Merrithew, James N. b. 1845 d. 1927. Merrithew, Lavenia d. 7 Dec. 1908. 68 yrs. 9 mos. Wife of James N. Merrithew, Ella d. 28 Feb. 1893. 22 yrs. Dau. of James N. and Lavinia. Chase, Charles d. 27 Sept. 1896. 54 yrs. Chase, Harvey A. b. 5 Apr. 1851 d. 8 Feb. 1930. Chase, Frances b. 15 Jan. 1849 d. 11 Nov. 1919. Wife of Harvey A. Boyd, Emma S. b. 1876 d. 1957. Boyd, Daniel A. b. 1874 d. 1944. Boyd, Frederick b. 1884 d. 1967. Boyd, Ethel Laura Mills b. 1899. [no death date given] Wife of Frederick. Marble, Samuel d. 13 Apr. 1853. [erected by his wife] Travies, Jeremiah d. 31 Dec. 1819. 21 yrs. [erected by his brother, Barnes Travies] Trifts, Albert b. 1862 d. 1934. Trifts, Elizabeth b. 1857 d. 1953. Wife of Albert. Chase, Louise L. b. 1889 d. 1953. London, George Elwood d. 11 Feb. 1879. Son of George C. and Georgeanna. London, George C. d. 12 July 1882. 44 yrs. Cooper, Charles Edward b. 1875 d. 1943. Cooper, Frances Ann Chase b. 1876 d. 1941. Chase, Elihu C. d. 17 Jan. 1895. [gone from wife and children] Chase, Abram d. 27 Apr. 1897. 74 (76?) yrs. Chase, Benjamin d. 6 Nov. 1890. 64 yrs. Chase, Mary Ann d. 15 Nov. 1885. 62 yrs. Holden, Esther d. 17 July 1882. 72 yrs. Chase, Rebecca d. 29 Mar. 1867. 50 yrs. London, Deborah Chase d. 21 Aug. 1890. 76 rs. Wife of Edward Mills London. [dau. of Epenetus Chase] London, Edward Mills b. 22 Aug. 1807 d. 17 Nov. 1888. [broken stone] London, Mary A. d. 8 Sept. 1856. 15 yrs. London, Rebecca Jane d. 11 Oct. 1873. 25 yrs. Carpenter, Sarah M. d. 7 Jan. 1851. 41 yrs. Wife of Coles Carpenter. Boyd, John d. 28 Mar. 1876. 76 (70?) yrs. Chase, Epenetus d. 24 June 1852. [son of Reuben, grandson of Isaac & Thankful Marker Chase. Chase, Susanna Twaddle d. 29 Sept. 1856. 72 yrs. Wife of Epenetus. Hart, John d. 3 Nov. 1800. 52 yrs. Boyd, Charles d. 16 Sept. 1913. 70 yrs. Boyd, Harris d. 19 Feb. 1906. 36 yrs. Boyd, Matilda d. 30 May 1888. Wife of Charles. Boyd, Frank G. b. 1874 d. 1934. Boyd, Martha G. b. 1870 d. 1938. Boyd, James N. b. 1872 d. 1951. London, Manley. [youngest son of Edward & Deborah Chase London. No Stone remains] THE CHASE CEMETERY, Sunbury County, New Brunswick. Contains only three graves and one stone. Chase, James d. 23 Sept. 1816. 72 yrs. Loyalist. Came to New Brunswick at the End of the Rev. War. [Gravestone inscription (front) Time rapid flies, Improve it, o man, Our time on Earth is But a short span. (back) Why do we mourn departing Friends Or shake at death's alarms. Tis but the voice that Jesus sends To call them to his arms] Chase, Elizabeth Douglas d. 24 May 1814. 69 yrs. Wife of James. Chase, George Piercy d. 19 Dec. 1813. 24 yrs.

Hello all, Just discovered the Canadian National Archives has a database for land grants in the western provinces, at http://www.archives.ca/index.html then go to the "services to the public" , then "archivianet" then "Dominion Land Grants" to get to the search page.... Saw one guy named William Acquilla Chase .... that's the spelling ! Might be a hint there .... Derek

I am seeking today, any information that you may have on Lydia, who departed New York in the Revolutionary War migration, and landed in Saint John NB Canada in 1784. She came on the ship "Nancy"...she was listed as being part of # 49, which was a civilian militia company's designation ...she was all alone on that trip, and shown as all alone on arrival...She was a widow ..she got a land grant in Parrtown (which was incorporated into Saint John), and later she got a land grant in the Grand Lake area of New Brunswick. I have been through the Descendants of William Chase genealogy and nothing matches this Lydia. Can anyone add anything ? Thanks Derek Chase Saint John

This is another site within the Steuben Co., site that has Chase entries: Riverside Cemetery, Cameron, NY Elias D. Chase 1827 1908 Rosetta H. Chase 1831 1911 Fred A. Chase 19 Jul 1889 Son of E.D. & R. H. Chase G. W. Chase 1853 1919 P. O. Chase 1856 1919 Perry J. Chase 1850 1904 Martha Chase 1849 1902 Wife of Perry J. Chase Charles Chase 1825 1911 Armina Chase 1837 1911 Wife of Charles Chase Sheila

I have found a listing of Chases' at the Old French Cemetery, Steuben Co., NY on their website: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nysteube/ca/ca3b.html. The listings are as follows: Judah H. Chase b. 19 Nov 1794 d. 23 Sep 1881 Born in Saratoga Co, NY War of 1812 Veteran Catherine Chase b. 9 Aug 1779 d. 17 Oct 1861 - Age 67y nee: WINSHIP. Born in Rensselaer Co, NY Wife of Judah H. Chase Levi Chase b. 1836 d. 1901 Cordelia Chase b. 1839 d. 1911 Lucy Chase b. 1801 d. 22 May 1842 - Age 41y Wife of Hirah/Hiram Chase nee: WINSHIP Harriet O. Chase b. 1827 d. 6 Sep 1848 - Age 21y18d Wife of Charles Chase Hope that this helps someone in their research. Sheila Stratton-Peel sapeel@sprynet.com

Chasers, I am having to choose my words carefully to get this message to the list. Rootsweb server watches for alarmist messages about v-i-r-u-s-e-s and deletes them. That is because most of them are chain letters that people pass on without any real knowledge. In other words, they are like a disease all by themselves. However, this message is for a problem that may now be among us. On the 26th, I received a message with an attachment from Don Chase. Unbeknownst to him it contained an attachment that I clicked on without checking since it was from one of us. My v-checker was old and turned off! The file had an little movie of fireworks and said "Happy New Year 1999." I knew at once that Don and I had both been had. Afterward, I only sent two messages, one to Greg and one to Meg. Meg has already warned me that my file was not attached to my message. In its place, the Happy New Year disease carrier was attached. Luckily, she did not open it. I went out and bought new software, found the bug, and killed it. Since we who are after Chases often share files, we are all exposed. Don't follow my example. Keep your v-checkers up to date. All those to whom I sent the Chase report earlier should have no concern. All those hereafter should know I am running good protection now. And, Rootsweb will not accetp attachments, for our protection. Dave White List Maintainer for Chase-L Mailing List E-mail: boda@ix.netcom.com CHASE-L Website at:- http://www.surnameweb.org/centers/c/chase/index.html To subscribe or unsubscribe from the Chase-L list, send a NEW e-mail message to: CHASE-L-request@rootsweb.com or CHASE-D-request@rootsweb.com (for digest mode) with only one word in the body: subscribe or: unsubscribe

William Baker and Elizabeth Baker were both the children of Francis Baker and Isabel Twining. (Along with 7 other children) For more info on this family, go to http://members.aol.com/rachase/WebSite/chase.wbg/ I got my Baker, Twining information from Harry Hadaway who keeps this page. By and large, his information is pretty accurate. Leslie Quist "Cheryl Andrews, DMD" wrote: > Good Morning Dave > > Received your message. Kind of figured out the date was some kind of > in-house error somewhere.. > > anyway, I've been following this line on the CHASE rootsweb list for awhile > since I descend from them at least 3 different ways. > > You mentioned that William (1688) and his wife Dorcas Baker were cousins . > I have Wm's mother as Elizabeth Baker > and Dorcas' father as William Baker. > > Shall I assume they are sibs? > > Do you have any of this Baker line? I have yet to see it on-line. > Any info appreciated. > Thanks from the other side of the Globe ;-) > > Cheryl > > the in-bred one > > At 10:58 PM 8/14/98 +1200, you wrote: > >Hi mamakitty, I have been watching with interest your mail concerning > >William Chase....and I note a certain uncertainty as to which generation > >of of William was married to and the son of who. I am a descendant of > >St Lucia William Chase born in England in 1790, and in searching have > >found very good lines of the other William Chase lines that exist. > >For instance Williams Chase b 4 Jan 1607 mar. Mary Townley b 5 Mar 1603 > >had a son William Chase Jnr b 15 Jun 1621 mar. Elizabeth Holder b 1624 > >had a son John Chase b 16 April 1649 mar. Elizabeth Baker b 1648 had a > >son William Chase b 8 July 1688 mar. his cousin Dorcas Baker b 15 Nov > >1696 had a son William Chase b 16 Oct 1774 mar. his cousin Mary Chase b > >15 Nov 1696 and her older sister Mercy Chase b 11 Feb 1733, now this > >William had no issue by Mary but had 9 children by Mercy, they were Job > >Chase b 1753, Sylvanus Chase b 1755, John Chase b 1757, Elizabeth Chase > >b 16 Dec 1759, William Chase b 1761, who appears to have died as a baby, > >William Chase Jnr b 1764, Rebecca Chase b 1767, Deborah Chase b 1769, > >and Archelies Chase b 3 Mar 1771. Now if that ain't enough William > >Chase's to think about, then tell me more. I live in New Zealand and > >our generation of Chases stem from James Alvin and John Frances Chase > >who were Ship owners working with their uncle Job Chase b 1736, shipping > >magnate 1800 to 1840. Our generations here in New Zealand have a very > >good understanding of geneology as most of us are Latter Day Saints and > >you and other Chase descendants can access the same information by > >visiting and using the website www.familysearch.org....I'll copy this to > >CHASE-L@rootsweb as well, I too am a subscriber and I'll be interested > >to see results forthcoming. > > > >bye......Dave Davies....another Chase on line... > > > > > >

Greetings Chase followers! I am at the beginning of my family tree search and I have encountered a couple roadblocks. Along the way, I have found a book of autographs that my great grandfather owned. His name was Allen Chase b-10/08/1840 in PA I beleive, and his parents names were David R. G. Chase & Alzada ???. Because others might benefit from these writings and enjoy them, I decided to share. If any of these individuals are in your tree and you have any information to share, please let me know, likewise if you want to know more, send me a note & I'll let you know what I've learned so far. - jim@chaseplace.com The velvet book - 1889 - 1892 - Allen Chase Wrightville March 4, 1890 Allen, May you be prospered in all your undertakings is the sincere wish of your Aunt. E. W. Stuart Freehold, PA July 8, 1891 Allen, A contented mind, Is a continual feast. Your Cousin, Maud A. Yeats Aug 10, 1889 Please accept this as a token of remembrance from Minnie and Hattie Pittsfield Aug 11, 1889 Guard well thy thoughts; our thoughts are heard in Heaven. Remember me, dear son when on these lines you look, Remember it was your mother who wrote this in your book. Freehold Warren County PA, March 25, 1890 When you read these few Lines Remember (Phud)(?) Wrote them For you to Remember him Phud Wright March 14, 1891 Friend Allen, Don't worry because the person who says nice things about you don't mean it, The fact of their taking the pains to say it is a compliment. He and others has an ax to grind, but it does not follow that you must turn the grind stone. C. A. Jacobs Pittsfield, Nov 12, 1891 Dear Allen Rember thy Creator in the days of thy youth Mrs U. (?) Marshall March 25, 1890 Cousin Allen, Leisure moments are the gold dust of time Improve Them. Yours, G.J. Wright Pittsfield PA, 1892 Allen Live for those that love you For those whose hearts are true For the heaven that smiles above you And the good that you may do Laura Wright Pittsfield Jan 31, 1892 Friend Allen With Mothers Kiss upon your brow With happy thoughts of home within your heart Nor aught to man your placid dream of joy frum an old trapper J. M. Long Winslow Ill, Aug 15, 1889 Allen When years and months glided by, And on this page you cast your eye, Remember 'twas a friend sincere That left this kind remembrance here. Your Friend Hattie Wright (Don't forget my visit to Pittsfield) Pittsfield Feb 20, 1892 Compliments of Your friend Mrs C. O. Andrews Sept 23, 1889 Dear Brother, Compliments of your Sister Ella May Shutt Pittsfield PA March 21, 1892 Friend Allen May you my friend, be ever blest With friends selected from the best, And in return, may you extend The gem of love to every friend. Your friend and school-mate Ina Anderson Pittsfield Jan. 15, 1892 Friend Allen. In after years when you recall The days of pleasure past, And think of joyous hours Have flown away so fast; When some for-gotten air you hear Bring back past scenes to thee, And gently claim your listening ear Keep one kind thought for me. Your Friend, Hattie Anderson Pittsfield PA Allen, Reasons whole pleasure, All the joys sense, lie in these words---health, peace and happines. Your friend, Cora Morse Pittsfield PA Feb 9, 1892 To Allen Do whate'er you have to do, With, a true and earnest zeal, Bend your sinews to the task, Put your shoulder to the wheel. Mrs. John S. Maultby Pittsfield PA Aug. 23, 1889 Allen To write in your album dear Cousin you ask, Ah well! it is not such a difficult task. All I can say is contained in one line, May the blessing of Heaven forever be thine. Yours sicerely, in the bonds of friendship, Minnie - Winslow Ill Wrightsville PA July 9, 1891 Olive B. Wright Freehold PA Feb 14, 1890 Compliments of Minnie M. Wright Wrightsville PA Jul 14 1891 Albert Wright Pittsfield Feb 5, 1892 Friend Allen A place in the ranks awaits you Each man has some part to play The past and future are nothing In the face of the stern today. Your friend, Ida Phelps Pittsfield PA feb 5, 1892 Allen A sabbath well spent Brings a week of content And strength for toils of tomorrow; But a Sabbath profaned, Whatever is gained, Is certain forerunner of sorrow. Edith Phelps Youngsville PA Mar 20, 1889 Dear Allen, You have the best wishes of your cousin. Mrs N. E. Stuart Pittsfield Mar. 17 1892 Allen, Remember me when a far, far off Where the woodchucks die With the whooping cough. Mrs G. F. Goodwill Pittsfield Warren County Mar 17 1892 Allen Be satisfied with doing well and leave others to speak of you as you will. Mrs H. M. Shutt Wrightsville PA July 14 1891 Friend Allen Compliments of Your friend Jessie Sliter Wrightsville PA Mar 1, 1890 (written in an anchor shape) May faith hope and charity Anchor thee Safe on the brink of eternity. Your friend Lizzie A. Tuttle Freehold PA July 14 1891 Compliments of Maggie McArthur Mar 20, 1892 Compliments of Your Cousin June Wright Pittsfield PA Jan 11 1891 Alas! me thinks, how very oft As o'er this world we roam, We see folks make this dread mistake In building up a home, They try to make it without love- The most essential thing, And fail because they "clean forgot to put the sweetenin in" "And now, young friends and old ones, too If this should catch your eye, Remember, love is to a home What sugar is to pie". And if you'd make your home a place, Where heaven's joys begin, Be careful that you don't forget To put the "sweetenin in". You have the best wishes of Your friend and school-mate Alice May McKee Pittsfield PA Mar 16 1892 Allen Take this lesson to your Soul, And forever hold it fast, The mill will never grind again, With the water that is past. A. A. Knowles April 25 Compliments of C. Me?senger Born in 1802 Pittsfield PA Compliments of Gerta Magnire Pittsfield Mar 16 1892 Love many, trust few. Always paddle your own canoe. F. K. Smith Pittsfiels PA Mar 16 1892 May time pass lightly o'er thy coming years, No care, or sorrow dim thine eye with tears May each succeeding day bring pleasure, Joy, happiness, health, and treasure. And when old age at last doth come Oh! may it have no shade of gloom But like the closing of a summer's day Shed luster by it's passing ray. Mrs. F. K. Smith Sep 24 1890 Dear Nephew Remember me when this you see. May health wealth and prosperity, attend you in your future is the Sincere wish of your Aunty, S. F. Tripp Correy PA Mar 12 1891 Cousin Allen Hoping that the happiness of an earnest Christian life may be yours, and that you may prosper in your future home is the wish of your Cousin Clara Wilcox Name Cards Wm (William) P. Holt Stephan F. Sweeney William W. Bostian Chas (Charles) A. Chaffee Ladie's tiny photograph Hattie F. Wright James B. Fry

Hold the horses !!! Mamakitty gave you the wrong web site URL for BAKER info. The one listed is not Hadaway's, but rather mine, and you won't find any William stuff on it.

Good Morning Dave Received your message. Kind of figured out the date was some kind of in-house error somewhere.. anyway, I've been following this line on the CHASE rootsweb list for awhile since I descend from them at least 3 different ways. You mentioned that William (1688) and his wife Dorcas Baker were cousins . I have Wm's mother as Elizabeth Baker and Dorcas' father as William Baker. Shall I assume they are sibs? Do you have any of this Baker line? I have yet to see it on-line. Any info appreciated. Thanks from the other side of the Globe ;-) Cheryl the in-bred one At 10:58 PM 8/14/98 +1200, you wrote: >Hi mamakitty, I have been watching with interest your mail concerning >William Chase....and I note a certain uncertainty as to which generation >of of William was married to and the son of who. I am a descendant of >St Lucia William Chase born in England in 1790, and in searching have >found very good lines of the other William Chase lines that exist. >For instance Williams Chase b 4 Jan 1607 mar. Mary Townley b 5 Mar 1603 >had a son William Chase Jnr b 15 Jun 1621 mar. Elizabeth Holder b 1624 >had a son John Chase b 16 April 1649 mar. Elizabeth Baker b 1648 had a >son William Chase b 8 July 1688 mar. his cousin Dorcas Baker b 15 Nov >1696 had a son William Chase b 16 Oct 1774 mar. his cousin Mary Chase b >15 Nov 1696 and her older sister Mercy Chase b 11 Feb 1733, now this >William had no issue by Mary but had 9 children by Mercy, they were Job >Chase b 1753, Sylvanus Chase b 1755, John Chase b 1757, Elizabeth Chase >b 16 Dec 1759, William Chase b 1761, who appears to have died as a baby, >William Chase Jnr b 1764, Rebecca Chase b 1767, Deborah Chase b 1769, >and Archelies Chase b 3 Mar 1771. Now if that ain't enough William >Chase's to think about, then tell me more. I live in New Zealand and >our generation of Chases stem from James Alvin and John Frances Chase >who were Ship owners working with their uncle Job Chase b 1736, shipping >magnate 1800 to 1840. Our generations here in New Zealand have a very >good understanding of geneology as most of us are Latter Day Saints and >you and other Chase descendants can access the same information by >visiting and using the website www.familysearch.org....I'll copy this to >CHASE-L@rootsweb as well, I too am a subscriber and I'll be interested >to see results forthcoming. > >bye......Dave Davies....another Chase on line... > > >

Cheryl Andrews, no you are not in a time warp, it was last week that I wrote to mamakitty about 'the' family, unfortunately I was not aware untill that email had been read by others that the PC calendar was out of date, my PC had crashed several weeks ago and I am still finding settings and files that are 'read only' etc etc...Yes I had read your artilce 28 Mar 1999 and have hard copy of Jobs history especially the link to James Alvin and John Frances Chase..Yes I am still subscribing to and participant in many exchanges of family history with other family members...here's hoping I hear from you soon.. Dave Davies....Auckland....New Zealand.

Hi group, I have just returned after "running away from home" for a few days and noted Dick Chase's message of 5-12-99 in which the following appeared: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Aquila who was son of Richard (of Chesham) is clearly not the Aquila of Hampton & Newbury, MA. J. Montgomery Seaver makes this ludicrous linkage in his "Chase Family History", but he lacks credibility as a genealogist in more ways than just this. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ It reminded me of the article that was printed in the July - October 1930 issue of the Chase Chronicle, which follows: GENEALOGY TRACER ACCUSED OF FRAUD j.M. SEAVER, PRESIDENT OF SOCIETY, FACES CHARGES OF MISUSING MAILS IN SCHEME J. Montgomery Seaver, thirty seven, president of the American Historical-genealogical Society, Broad and Norris sts., was confronted with State and Federal charges today. George C. Baker, superintendent of mails at the postoffice announced a fraud order against Seaver's organization had been issued at Washington yesterday. At the same time Seaver was being held in $500 bail for court on charges growing out of a collision. Postoffice inspectors investigating the Historical Genealogical Society's activities reported he had arranged a plan for selling books purporting to give the records of various families back to the time of William the Conqueror. After the investigation Horace J. Donnelly, solicitor of the Postoffice Department at Washington, reported the plan to be "a scheme for obtaining money through the mails by means of false and fraudulent promises" Mr. Baker said the fraud order provides that all mail sent to the Society's office will be returned to senders stamped "Fraudulent: Mail to this address returned by order of the Postmaster General." The method of obtaining subscribers for the genealogical books was to obtain through telephone directories or other means, a list of persons having ordinary names and to write these persons urging them to buy a book for $10 showing their descent from royalty or nobility. Exploits of bearers of the name were described in the letter, Mr. Donnelly said, and there was a similarity in the achievements of the ancestors, no matter what name was given them. The solicitor declared that a "Battle Hymn of the ______ Family" was included with each book, the name of the individual solicited being printed in the blank space. The Philadelphia postoffice, the inspectors found, has been receiving 300 to 400 pieces of mail daily addressed to the society. The inspectors denied Seaver lived up to a promise to refund money if the genealogical books were returned as unsatisfactory. Lonnie Chase chase1858@bwn.net

Hello! Over the past couple of weeks, there have been several postings that make mention of the various members of the family of William Chase of Yarmouth. I have some questions about some of the information that has been given. 1. Just to repeat what someone said in an earlier message about the relationship between William Chase and the brothers Aquila and Thomas Chase - I've never seen any evidence of any connection between the two families. 2. At the Chase family site, the entry for William Chase lists ancestors going back a few generations. Does anyone know if this information is backed up with reliable sources? 3. Several postings have mentioned that William's wife was Mary Townley. In the series "Some of the Descendants of William Chase of Roxbury and Yarmouth" that appeared in NEHGR in 1933/34, William's wife is given as Mary, but with no last name. Has information come to light since that series that proves Mary's last name was Townley? 4. Some messages have given the wife of the William Chase Jr. (son the aforementioned William and Mary) as Elizabeth Holder. In that series of articles in NEHGR, the author specifically gives evidence that Elizabeth Holder could not have been the wife of William Jr. The author states, "It has been said that he (William) had four children by each wife, and that his second wife was Elizabeth Holder. One Christopher Holder of Olveston, co. Gloucester, England, came to Boston in 1656, but, since he espoused the views of the Quakers, he was banished in 1659 and fled to Newport, R.I. He married, 12 Aug. 1660, Mary Scott. Among his nine children born at Newport was Elizabeth Holder, born 4 Jan. 1664/5, who, when William Chase died, would have been barely twenty years of age. As it has been claimed that the four youngest children of William Chase were born of his second wife, and as the eldest of these four children sold land in Harwich in 1695 and therefore must have been born as early as 1674, when Elizabeth Holder was only about ten years old, it is impossible for her to have been the second wife of William Chase. No other Holder family has been found in New England before 1700." Again, has there been information uncovered since that article that counters the author's argument against Elizabeth Holder being the wife of William Chase, Jr.? Thanks for any clarification of these questions. John

Hi, all. I'm hoping that you can help me, because I have almost nothing to go on. I'm trying to find info on a Jeanette Chase. 15 Oct 1826 to 27 Jan 1915. She was the daughter of Archibald Chase the first husband of Elizabeth Price. My maternal grandfather is descended from her, and she may have lived in West by God Virginia, but as I said, I have NO info to go on. Can anyone help me?? Tena Abbey

HI, I could use the help of Chase researchers who are more familiar than I in matters of Chase history. We have as an ancestor a Nathan Chase b. 1785 - d.-1847. He married Betsey Harger b. 1787-d. 1858. They were married in Martinsburg, Lewis Co., NY in 1808. They lived in Lowville, Lewis Co., and Wilna, Jefferson Co..Nathan lived in Lowville at the same time as Reuben Chase who, I have been told, was the son of Benjamin Chase b. 1747 Bristol Ma. I have seen a family tree that lists both Nathan and Reuben as sons of Benjamin. We believe our Nathan is the brother of Reuben and also the son of Benjamin, but lack anything conclusive to prove it. Is there anyone out there that can confirm this scenerio or at least point me in the right direction for further data. Many thanks, Tom Pollard.

Those children are the ones I have listed for Isaac and Charity Pease O'Kelley / Also, those are the only wives I have for that Isaac. Jeane -----Original Message----- From: Tuba4@aol.com <Tuba4@aol.com> To: CHASE-L@rootsweb.com <CHASE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, May 26, 1999 5:28 PM Subject: [CHASE-L] Charity Pease/Isaac Chase >I was putting in Charity's parents and I think I messed up some information. >Can someone help me out? Isaac Chase married Mary Berry and Charity Pease, >were there any other wives? Whose children are: David, Temperance, >Barnabas, Charate, Mehitable, and Desire? I guess Jerusha belongs to Charity? > >Thanks! >

I was putting in Charity's parents and I think I messed up some information. Can someone help me out? Isaac Chase married Mary Berry and Charity Pease, were there any other wives? Whose children are: David, Temperance, Barnabas, Charate, Mehitable, and Desire? I guess Jerusha belongs to Charity? Thanks!