What was the Mayflower name that you're looking for? I don't see him referred to as a Mayflower descendent in "The 7 Generations" book. Salmon Portland Chase was a descendent of Aquila ...through Ens. Moses...Daniel...Judge Samuel...Dea. Dudley..and Ithamar Chase. His mothers name was Jane Ralston...and the "Generations" says that both her parents were from Scotland. Hope that helps, Kathy Caslin kathyc_7@msn.com >From: Scottsfamilytree@aol.com >To: CHASE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CHASE-L] Salmon P. Chase >Date: Wed, 16 Aug 2006 20:31:25 EDT > >Hi, I am checking to see if Salmom P. Chase Secretary of Treasury under >Lincoln, and later Cheif Justice, has any Mayflower Ancestry? >Thanks, Scott > >

Scott, this is an amusing article from the Chase Chronicle issue of Jan 1916. THREE BUBBLES TO BE PRICKED 1st. "There were three brothers that came over." 2d. "My ancestors came over in the May flower." 3d. "Some of my ancestors were in the Boston Tea Party." Anyone who has had much to do with genealogy has encountered some or all of the above claims and as a rule there is nothing to substantiate the story. The first claim is easily disposed of by facts. The second is true only in a few cases, for the lists of passengers in the Mayflower is published accurately. The trouble is that in the earlier vessels to this country many persons did come and very worthy people, too. But the Mayflower people can be distinguished with no difficulty. The writer has had people enough stated to him to have been on the Mayflower, to have filled the largest Cunarder, and if we should allow to these claimants the usual amount of baggage and effects, no steamer afloat could have sustained the load. The third statement, about the Boston Tea Party, is gaining ground, but not one in a hundred claims can be justified. We might as well look at our ancestors in the right light. Very few of them were eminent or wonderful men. They were honest, hard working, plain people, who did not come to this country as if they were going to a picnic. It was a serious affair to leave home, and all home ties, and as a rule these, both men and women, looked at life seriously, and fought a good fight for conscience sake. Many of them were narrow minded as we judge people today. We doubt very much if any of us now living would take up the burden and carry it as well as did the strong men who for a principle did what was necessary to establish a community and a government amid a life of daily privations. 60 THE CHASE CHRONICLE I have had to knock over many foolish assertions, but I try to Show that the realities and the truth of history are much grander than to try to make a family name and glory out of statements that will not bear investigation. Many of our published family histories are thus very defective. They either start wrong or run off into claims that cannot bear the light of patient investigation. Only a few months ago, a kinsman was very much vexed because I assured her that Aquila Chase did not come over in the Mayflower.

Hi All, Awhile back on this list people were talking about the location of the Aquila Chase tablet that was donated by John Carroll Chase and members of the Chase Family Association and hung in the NEHGS in Boston. I am sending a link to the First Settlers of Newbury site where you can see a picture of the tablet. I am going to join this society when I get moved back to New England this Fall. I would like very much to be involved in the restoration and preservation of the burial ground. It was a mess when I visited it. And the story they have on the site about the tablet is not entirely correct. They said it was in a crate from 1964 to 1989 when it was donated to the Sons and Daughter of the First Settlers. The tablet was hanging in the lobby of the NEHGS in the early 1970's because I saw it there. I lived just a few doors down from there when I went to nursing school at Mass General. Anyway, here is the link: http://www.firstsettlersofnewbury.org Kathy Caslin kathyc_7@msn.com

Hi, I am checking to see if Salmom P. Chase Secretary of Treasury under Lincoln, and later Cheif Justice, has any Mayflower Ancestry? Thanks, Scott

Doris, Wondering if you ever received this since I sent this abt. a week ago and haven't heard anything from you! Barb >From: "barbara thompson" <ace3399@msn.com> >To: Ptimers@aol.com >Subject: FW: Re: [CHASE-L] Chase Surnames >Date: Wed, 02 Aug 2006 06:11:07 -0400 > > > > >>From: "barbara thompson" <ace3399@msn.com> >>To: Ptimers@aol.com >>Subject: Re: [CHASE-L] Chase Surnames >>Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 23:08:41 -0400 >> >> >>Hi Doris, >> >>Well, we are in luck!!! I have Joseph Cary, b. 1800 in the mini tree that >>was sent to me. He m. Lydia Chase b. 1805, he was son of Samuel Cary who >>m. Elizabeth ? (Cornwall/Cornell is probably correct...which might well >>tie you to the Cornell family......as my next generation's tied to Cornell >>). >>I have no children for them, but do have the brothers and sisters of Lydia >>Chase below. BTW, Cornell & Cornwall are the same surname......just a >>variation of spelling. >> >>To explain the relationship better, I have inc. the following: >> >> >>Synopsis of my Chase line: >> >>1.William Chase b.1597 - 1600, Wivenhoe?, England, d. btn. 4 May 1659, the >>date of his will, and 13 May 1659, when his will was proved. He m. Mary >>_______ in England, she d. on or before 6 Oct. 1659. >> >>2. William Chase 2) of Yarmouth, b. abt.1627, England, d. Yarmouth, 27 >>Feb. 1684/85, m. 1st Mary________, abt. 1644, >>m. 2nd wife Mary________. >> >>3. Joseph Chase 3) of Portsmouth, R.I., 1688-1708, and Swansea, >>b.Yarmouth abt, 1673 m , d. Swansea btn 8 Nov. 1724, when his will was >>dated & 30 Mar. 1725, when it was proved. He m. at Portsmouth, 28 Feb. >>1693/94, Sarah Sherman, b. Portsmouth, 24, Sept. 1667, d. 19 Sept. 1748, >>dt. of Sampson and Isabel (Tripp) Sherman. >> >>4. Stephen Chase, b. Portsmouth,R.I., 2 May 1709, d. in Cornwallis, Nova >>Scotia, June 23, 1790, m. Sept. 11, 1778, Esther Buffington, b. Oct 30. >>1712, d. July 14, 1750, after birth of a child.. She was the dt. of >>Benjamin Buffington & Hannah Buffum. >> >>5. Benjamin Chase 5), Sr., b. Freetown, MA, Jan. 29, 1737, d. Mar. 20, >>1826, m. 1st, abt. 1757, Elizabeth Durfee, b. July 12, 1735, d. abt. 1776, >>2nd m. Mehitable Thurston, on Feb. 19, 1777, fr. whom we are descended, >>(was her 4th? husband), b. Nov. 1743, (Dec. 13, 1741 per Nancy at >>nancn@exis.net, which is correct when you see she *d. 1816 per Quaker >>Recs. at age 75 --- this would make her the right age -- 75), d. 1813 is >>original date I had. (But, fr. Quaker Meeting Rec., NEGHS, same place >>info on Phebe Barnard info was found, it states Chase: New Britain, >>Mehitable Thurston Chase, dt. of Jonathan Thurston & Lydia Goddard, d. 10 >>June 1816, age 75 yrs). >>Benjamin's sister, Susannah Chase, who ws born just ahead of him, & who m. >>Daniel Wood, is also mentioned in the text further on explaining where the >>name Daniel WOOD Chase came from. It also gives info on Susannah & Daniel >>WOOD's family. >>Lydia Goddard m. James Chase after the death of Jonathan Thurston and had >>a son Isaac Chase. >>NOTE: I have come across an Isaac Chase several times whom I believe is >>bur. in Maplewood Cem, Roch, Mon. NY, who appears to have been unmarried, >>but haven't tried to tie him into the family as I REALLY DIDN'T THINK HE >>WAS RELATED.....BUT MUST CHECK THIS NOW!!! *. >> >> >>This is the rest of my line. I left it in as it might help you to >>understand better and compare! This gets confusing because of the use of >>the same names in each generation...!!!!!!!!!! >> >>**********6. Benjamin Chase, b, Chatham, Columbia Co. NY. (or Freetown, >>MA) Oct. 7, 1783, d. 1867, m. Mar. 31, 1807, 1st Phebe (BARNARD) Macy, >>b. 1772 (NOT July 9, l800), Nantucket, North Dstrict, MA, d. Feb. 23, 1818 >>fr. whom we are descended. She was the dt. of Reuben Barnard & Phebe >>Coleman. >>Benjamin Chase 6, m. 2nd, May 2, 1821, Lydia Macy, (niece of his 1st wife >>Phebe Barnard Macy), b. 1794, d. Oct. 7, 1866. >> >>7. Daniel Wood Chase, b. Chatham,Columbia Co., NY, July 6, 1813, d. May >>26, 1888, m. Lydia Monroe Cornwell Sept. 2, 1835, Quaker Meeting House, >>she b. Nov. 2, 1810, North Castle, Westchester, NY, d. Feb. 23, 1869. Both >>died E. Henrietta, NY, buried in Mt. Hope. >> >>NOTE: ****************Here is where I tie into the Cornell line. I was >>told several times before making the realization and cking it out. >>Believe Lydia Cornwell was a direct descendant of the Cornell Family in >>America. >>8. Oscar B. Chase, b. Jan. 8, 1843, E. Henrietta, NY, d. Dec. 14, 1928, m >>1st Carrie T. Stone. She d. after birth of lst child, Child also died. >>2nd m. Amelia Vail Carpenter, b. 1847, m. Penfield, NY, Nov. 24, 1875, d. >>May 25, 1914. (Amelia b. 1845 per US Census Records). She was the dt. of >>Stephen C. Carpenter, a direct descent of the Rhode Island Carpenter who >>was the founder of the Carpenter Family in America and came with Roger >>Williams, and he m. Ambelina Aldrich. >>9. Charles Daniel Chase, b. Nov. 1, 1876, d. Dec 30, 1913, b. Jan. 2, >>1914, m. Feb. 17, 1904, E. Henrietta, NY, Bertha Justice, b. Nov. 14, >>1881, d. Feb. 19, 1967, bur. Feb. 21, 1967. She was the dt. of William T. >>Justice nd Eliza Rogers Harris. >>10. Kenneth Justice Chase, b. Apr.11, 1907, d. June 4, 1974, Roch. NY., m. >>Sept. 14, 1934, Dorothy M. Schoenheit, b. Aug. 16, 1913, d. Apr. 25, 1965. >> She ws the dt. of H. (Horatio) Clark Schoenheit and Clara Frederica >>Louisa Winter. >> >>Under here you will see that my Benjamin 6 was the bro. of Cornelius T. >>(Thurston) Thurston Chase:. >> >> >> >>*****CHILDREN BY BENJAMIN 5)'s 2ND WIFE, MEHITABLE THURSTON, FROM WHOM WE >>ARE DESCENDED: >>1. ELIZABETH, b. 16 Dec. 1777; d. 24 Nov. 1778. >> >>2. (********This is YOUR CORNELIUS who is the BROTHER OF MY BENJAMIN 6) >>below:::CORNELIUS, of Chatham Four Corners, N. Y., b. 3 Sept. 1780; , d. >>1868, Chatham, m. 4 Sept. 1800, MARY SWAYNE, (correct sp. is SWAIN), b. 20 >>June 1779, d. 14 Apr. 1846. (SWAIN is correct per gravestone & also per >>ELIZA STARBUCK BARNEY which has much info on her family). Per Chatham >>Quaker Meeting Recs. & NEGHS: Cornelius Chase, s. of Benjamin & Mehitable, >>Chatham, NY, m. Mary Swain, Sept 5, 1800, New Britain, dt. of Alburtus & >>Lydia Canaan). >> >>CORNELIUS THURSTON CHASE & MARY SWAIN'S CHILDREN: >>i. Thomas,7 b. 3 June 1801; d. s. p.; m. 21 June 1826 Peris [sic, ? >>Persis] Roberts. >>ii. Eliza, b. 2 Nov. 1803; d. 22 Oct. 1855. >> >>***************** YOUR LYDIA! iii. Lydia, b. 25 Dec. 1805; m. 29 Apr. >>1825 Joseph Cary. >>(******The mini tree I rec'd says Lydia b.as above date, Chatham, Columbia >>Co., NY , J. Cary b. abt. 1800 in Albany, NY , same m. date, in Chatham, >>Col., NY. d. 12 May 1857 in Unknown.) >>1v. Mehitable, b. 28 Mar. 1808; d. unm. 12 May 1857. >>v. Elizabeth Swain Chase, b. 14 Feb. 1810; m. 12 June 1833, (She was alive >>1870, in Poland, Mahoning, Ohio, m. Rev. Algernon McMasters, b. 17 Nov >>1807, In Mercer PA, m. 12 Jun 1833, he d., 30 Sept 1882, in Poland OH.) >>vi. Benjamin, b. 12 Dec. 1811, in Chatham. (Quaker rec. say 9 Dec. 1811) >>vii.Albertus S., b. 26 Aug. 1814, in Chatham. >>viii.Cornelius, b. 4 Sept. 1819, (Quaker Meeting Rec. says Cornelius >>Thurston Chase of Saratoga, son of Cornelius & Mary, Chatham, m. 20 Apr >>1831, (H) at Wm. Bedell's, Phebe Bedell, dt. of William & Hannah Athens, >>Ch: Cert. to Saratoga 21 Sept 1841 (H) for Phebe Bedell). >>ix. Mary M., b. 12 Aug. 1822; d. unm. 3 Nov 1852 >> >> >>3.**********BENJAMIN 6), b. 29 Nov 1737, (***********BROTHER OF YR. >>CORNELIUS) >>4. MARY Chase, b. 29 Jan 1758 >>5 .HANNAH Chase, b. 14 May 1764 >> >>So now above you have your lineage. I have nothing further on Joseph Cary >>& Lydia Chase. No children. I would like to have the dates and any other >>info you have abt. their family, etc. I do have a ton on the McMaster >>family****** see Eliz. Chase m. McMaster above. As I said this is in a >>mini tree and it's hard trying to put together. Most of the info I >>already had but have added in a bit on McMasters. >> >>It ws the 2nd generation C. Thurston Chase........as he was called, was >>apparently involved in the slave movement and became Superintendent of >>Schools for all of FL in the 1 800's. There are 2 1/ boxes of info in the >>Library of Congress and I have a bit on what's in them. Letters to his >>family inc. my Ben, his bro. and Cary relatives........!!!!!!! C.Thurston >>Chase, son of Cornelius T. Chase, was also the sister of Mary M. Chase, >>the youngest sister, who was a well published poetess, said to be a genius >>by C. Thurston. They were all very close . She taught poetry in Albany & >>NY before dying at age 30 of TB. TB got many of that family you will see >>above. Oh.....I don't think I sent you the records fr. the Ryville Cem. >>in Chatham where they are all buried.....those who d. in Chatham. nyway, >>Mary is the "benevolent ghost" who was written abt. in the book Ghostss in >>Residence, by Hans von Behr, a prominent NYC photographer, who bought the >>old Chase Homestead in Chatham in 1936 & restored it. We visited the old >>homestead the fall before last and the widow, Ruth von Behr, was still >>alive. It was quite something to see the place..........OUR roots, and >>meet these wonder people, inc. the son, w. & dt. They feel they are >>related to the Chases because of all of Mary's shennigans that Ruth >>believes shw saw going on!!!!!!!!! So INTERESTINGGGGGGGGGG! >> >>I haven't put this info into a wordpad..........as I have so much to >>dooooooo! I did copy quite a bit of Mary Chas's book actually having been >>published by her br. C. Thurston Chase, called Mary M. Chase & Her >>Writings. Tells much of her life and has a ton of poems.....! >> >>I'm now .......well w/help fr. T. Prall who has an interest & sent the >>tree re Cornelius, looking for a John Terry Chase who submitted the papers >>to the Lib. of Cong. in 1982.........but have to admit that I haven't been >>on it much lately. Think he was b. in FL and then may have become a page >>in Wash. and submitted the info then. >> >>Well............all for now! I'm beat and this is the 2nd time I'm >>writing you as I somehow deleted half of this before........!!!!!! >> >>So........take a look & see what you think. The other couple mentioned >>could also well be related,but I don't see it.........but who can say all >>the info is here........!!!!!!!!! NOT MEEEEEEEE!!!! >> >>Barb >> >> >>>From: Ptimers@aol.com >>>To: ace3399@msn.com >>>Subject: Re: [CHASE-L] Chase Surnames >>>Date: Fri, 28 Jul 2006 20:59:41 EDT >>> >>>Hi-- >>> >>>I have a Catherine Cary, b. 1822 Auburn, ME who m. Peabody Bradford >>>Chase, >>>b. 1815 there. They had three children: Frances Jane, 1844, Charles >>>Stuart, b. >>>1846 and Frank Milton, b. 1855. Catherine was dau. of Ephraim Cary and >>>Anna >>>Hill. >>> >>>I also have Joseph Cary, b. 1802 NY, m. Lydia Chase, b. 1805, NY, they >>>had 7 >>>children: >>>Mary Ann 1826, Lucia 1828, Elizabeth, 1829, Eliza 1833, Albert 1835, >>>Mariah >>>`837 and Edward 1840. Joseph was son of Samuel Cary 1766 and Elizabeth >>>Cornwall, 1772. >>> >>>I have limited further information on above Cary line, much on the Chase >>>line. Let me know if they tie in with yours. >>> >>>Doris >>> >> >> > >

Hi All, Just wondering if there are any Chases out there with the following surnames: McMaster, Cary,Keep, Manderson. If so, you may well tie in to my Chase line. I figure it never hurts to take a chance! Barb

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Thankyou Kathy, What an intriquing story. I am very excited about our trip, and hope to fit in as much as possible. As well as the Chase family, I have ties to the Mowry's, Wheelers and Whites of the Mayflower. So, it could be a packed week. Pat >From: Kathy Caslin <caslin@winco.net> >To: CHASE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CHASE-L] To Pat re: Chase Burials >Date: Wed, 19 Jul 2006 18:57:00 -0500 > >Hi Pat, > >If you have some time while in Providence...take the I-95 north past >Boston. When you get near Danvers you can stay on 95 or take the more >scenic Rte 1 up to Newburyport. You'll need a full day. > >Newburyport is one of the towns that Aquila Chase and Annie Wheeler were >early settlers in. Newburyport itself is worth going to see. It's lovely. > >If you go to the Historical Society there...they can give you a map...and >there is an 18th centruy building that stands I think...at the corner of >Federal St and the road that goes along the river. > >This was the site where Aquila and Annie first lived in Newburyport. The >original house is of course gone. They also had a 5 acre planting lot >further up in town. I don't have that street address handy. I have things >packed away because I , myself, am moving back to New England this Fall. > >But...if you go up to High St ...and go left on High St... toward >Newbury...which is I think Rte 1a....follow it along past the turn on the >left for Plum Island...stay on 1a...past the Meeting House on the >right...CAUTION: there is a graveyard across from the meeting house...that >is NOT the one you want. Keep going...you will see a village green on the >right hand side...keep going and looking off to the right....further up the >road...you will find the "Old Settlers Burial Ground". There is a sign and >a wall and it's all overgrown. It is here that Aquila and Annie are >believed to be buried. There is no marker so no one knows for sure....but >it's a cool place to go. > >Then back track to Newburyport...it's only a few miles.....and get on Rte >1...and go over the river and go 5 miles up the road to Hampton. There is a >green in the town center...not at the beach...but in the town that was >where all the original houses were. They're gone now...but there are >markers there. There on the green are rocks with the names of the like 20 >families that settled Hampton. There is a rock for the Chase families of >Aquila and his brother Thomas. If you get lost ask where the Historical >Society is...because it's right at the green. > >The Hampton Green is also cool because it is the site of a ghost story. >There was a woman named Eunice Cole. She is known as the witch of Hampton. >She was a kind of cantankerous old lady who fought a lot with her >neighbors...and the town folk of Hampton weren't the friendliest lot to >begin with...so of course they started accusing her of being a witch. Goody >at one point lived out on Island Path near the beach...and made her living >selling food to the fisherman as they headed out to sea. Well...some of the >fisherman got sick...and Goody got accused of witchcraft because they got >sick. There were numerous other accusations...but that was one I found >interesting. Goody was in and out of jail for many years. She had no >children to protect her and was finally let out. After her husband died, >she was named a ward of the town...and the towns people were ordered by the >court to to take care of her because she had no family. There was a little >bit of justice in that..I think. > >Anyway, she lived in a shack there at the village green...and when she died >...they were afraid to go in and check on her....and when they finally >did.. they dragged her body out...and drove a stake into her heart...to >peg her spirit to the earth...and buried her in a shallow grave near the >green. No one knows where. > >But they say her ghost walks the green. :0) > >And how does she tie into Aquila and Annie? Well...she sold food to the >fisherman...one of whom was probably Aquila...because he lived on the bank >of the Hampton river almost directly across from Island Path. There is NO >evidence to say he or Thomas accused her of anything....and the people who >accused Goody...also arrested Aquila for violating the Sabbath...by >picking the peas. So it could be that they were both on the bottom end of >the pecking order in the village. > >And...the other thing that ties Goody Cole and Annie....is this. I have a >copy of the manifest of the Mary and John. The voyage of 1634/35 records >among the passengers..John and Agnes Wheeler...and their 5 children...among >whom are David and Annie...and the manifest also lists William and Eunice >Cole. So Annie and Goody Cole made the 3 month voyage to America together. >So Annie would have known the witch of Hampton. > >Pretty cool..huh? > >Kathy Caslin caslin@winco.net > > >==== CHASE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from the list send a request here >Chase-L-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe ONLY in the >subject and message boxes. > _________________________________________________________________ Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing

Hi Pat, If you have some time while in Providence...take the I-95 north past Boston. When you get near Danvers you can stay on 95 or take the more scenic Rte 1 up to Newburyport. You'll need a full day. Newburyport is one of the towns that Aquila Chase and Annie Wheeler were early settlers in. Newburyport itself is worth going to see. It's lovely. If you go to the Historical Society there...they can give you a map...and there is an 18th centruy building that stands I think...at the corner of Federal St and the road that goes along the river. This was the site where Aquila and Annie first lived in Newburyport. The original house is of course gone. They also had a 5 acre planting lot further up in town. I don't have that street address handy. I have things packed away because I , myself, am moving back to New England this Fall. But...if you go up to High St ...and go left on High St... toward Newbury...which is I think Rte 1a....follow it along past the turn on the left for Plum Island...stay on 1a...past the Meeting House on the right...CAUTION: there is a graveyard across from the meeting house...that is NOT the one you want. Keep going...you will see a village green on the right hand side...keep going and looking off to the right....further up the road...you will find the "Old Settlers Burial Ground". There is a sign and a wall and it's all overgrown. It is here that Aquila and Annie are believed to be buried. There is no marker so no one knows for sure....but it's a cool place to go. Then back track to Newburyport...it's only a few miles.....and get on Rte 1...and go over the river and go 5 miles up the road to Hampton. There is a green in the town center...not at the beach...but in the town that was where all the original houses were. They're gone now...but there are markers there. There on the green are rocks with the names of the like 20 families that settled Hampton. There is a rock for the Chase families of Aquila and his brother Thomas. If you get lost ask where the Historical Society is...because it's right at the green. The Hampton Green is also cool because it is the site of a ghost story. There was a woman named Eunice Cole. She is known as the witch of Hampton. She was a kind of cantankerous old lady who fought a lot with her neighbors...and the town folk of Hampton weren't the friendliest lot to begin with...so of course they started accusing her of being a witch. Goody at one point lived out on Island Path near the beach...and made her living selling food to the fisherman as they headed out to sea. Well...some of the fisherman got sick...and Goody got accused of witchcraft because they got sick. There were numerous other accusations...but that was one I found interesting. Goody was in and out of jail for many years. She had no children to protect her and was finally let out. After her husband died, she was named a ward of the town...and the towns people were ordered by the court to to take care of her because she had no family. There was a little bit of justice in that..I think. Anyway, she lived in a shack there at the village green...and when she died ...they were afraid to go in and check on her....and when they finally did.. they dragged her body out...and drove a stake into her heart...to peg her spirit to the earth...and buried her in a shallow grave near the green. No one knows where. But they say her ghost walks the green. :0) And how does she tie into Aquila and Annie? Well...she sold food to the fisherman...one of whom was probably Aquila...because he lived on the bank of the Hampton river almost directly across from Island Path. There is NO evidence to say he or Thomas accused her of anything....and the people who accused Goody...also arrested Aquila for violating the Sabbath...by picking the peas. So it could be that they were both on the bottom end of the pecking order in the village. And...the other thing that ties Goody Cole and Annie....is this. I have a copy of the manifest of the Mary and John. The voyage of 1634/35 records among the passengers..John and Agnes Wheeler...and their 5 children...among whom are David and Annie...and the manifest also lists William and Eunice Cole. So Annie and Goody Cole made the 3 month voyage to America together. So Annie would have known the witch of Hampton. Pretty cool..huh? Kathy Caslin caslin@winco.net

>>>Hi, >>> >>>Hoping there's someone who can help me with the following line: >>> >>>Lydia Goddard , b. abt. 1720, d. 1784, m. Jonathan Thurston, >>>her father, Daniel Goddard m. Mary Tripp, >>>His father Henry Goddard m. Mary Howland, >>>his father Daniel Goddard m. Ann ?????? > >Instead of putting in all the dates, I put in Lydia Goddard's dates. The >dates go backward fr. her. >>> >>>Also Lydia Goddard later m. Chase and had one child that I know of Isaac >>>Chase. Am looking for info on him too. >>> >>>Thanks in advance for the help! >>> >>>Barb Chase Thompson >>> >>>ace3399@msn.com >>> >>> >> >> > >

Thankyou Jeffrey, I wil definitely do that. Pat >From: "Jeffrey Chace" <j.b.chace@gmail.com> >To: CHASE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CHASE-L] Chase Burials >Date: Mon, 17 Jul 2006 16:19:52 +0200 > >Pat, > >If you are going to be in Providence, make sure to go by the Rhode Island >Historical Society on Hope Street. Wonderful collection - lots >of Chace/Chase material. Quaker Records from the late 1600s through the >late 1800s from most of New England. In Fall River there is also an >Historical Society, but in order to get into the archives you must make an >appointment. Good stuff down there. Almost all years of old Fall River >city >directories. It was fun to look up addresses of folks who used to live >there - Miller Chace for example - and go and see if their houses were >still >standing. Miller's was not, but George Albert Chace's was and others in >the >area. The Lizzie Borden House in Fall River is worth a look. It is now a >bed and breakfast and you can actually stay overnight in the bedroom where >Lizzie's stepmother was murdered! The owners also give tours. In Boston, >make sure you visit the New England Historical and Genealogical Society >on Newbury Street. Great collection - microfilm is on the 4th Floor - >Probate Records from all over New England - Birth Records as well. > >www.rihs.org >www.lizzieborden.org >www.newenglandancestors.org > >Cheers, > >Jeffrey > > >On 7/16/06, Pat Potter <patpotter_5@hotmail.com> wrote: >> >>Hi, >>I am planning a visit to the Rhode Island/Mass area in a couple of weeks, >>and was wondering if anyone can tell me how I can locate burial places of >>my >>Chase ancestors. I would love to be able to bring some photos back for my >>great-aunt Mary Chase who turned 99 this month. >>Thanks >>Pat >> >>_________________________________________________________________ >>Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. >>http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing >> >> >>==== CHASE Mailing List ==== >>To unsubscribe from the list send a request here >>Chase-L-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe ONLY in the >>subject and message boxes. >> >> > > >-- >Jeffrey Chace >http://www.chace.demon.nl > > >==== CHASE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from the list send a request here >Chase-L-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe ONLY in the >subject and message boxes. > _________________________________________________________________ Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing

Pat, If you are going to be in Providence, make sure to go by the Rhode Island Historical Society on Hope Street. Wonderful collection - lots of Chace/Chase material. Quaker Records from the late 1600s through the late 1800s from most of New England. In Fall River there is also an Historical Society, but in order to get into the archives you must make an appointment. Good stuff down there. Almost all years of old Fall River city directories. It was fun to look up addresses of folks who used to live there - Miller Chace for example - and go and see if their houses were still standing. Miller's was not, but George Albert Chace's was and others in the area. The Lizzie Borden House in Fall River is worth a look. It is now a bed and breakfast and you can actually stay overnight in the bedroom where Lizzie's stepmother was murdered! The owners also give tours. In Boston, make sure you visit the New England Historical and Genealogical Society on Newbury Street. Great collection - microfilm is on the 4th Floor - Probate Records from all over New England - Birth Records as well. www.rihs.org www.lizzieborden.org www.newenglandancestors.org Cheers, Jeffrey On 7/16/06, Pat Potter <patpotter_5@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > I am planning a visit to the Rhode Island/Mass area in a couple of weeks, > and was wondering if anyone can tell me how I can locate burial places of > my > Chase ancestors. I would love to be able to bring some photos back for my > great-aunt Mary Chase who turned 99 this month. > Thanks > Pat > > _________________________________________________________________ > Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. > http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing > > > ==== CHASE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list send a request here > Chase-L-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe ONLY in the > subject and message boxes. > > -- Jeffrey Chace http://www.chace.demon.nl

Hello Pat, Well, I think I can help you. First of all, my line is also William, William, Joseph, and then goes to Moses who was Job's brother. You can find a family tree I put together some time ago at my website at http://www.chace.demon.nl On the left hand side click on Joseph Chace Family Tree. You will find your Job and Jonathan as well. Cromwell was Mary Chase's father. She married Miller Chace who was the half-brother of Elijah Cornell, father of Ezra Cornell. Sibbel Robinson lived with Miller and Mary Chace for quite some time when she was a widow. She lived into her 90s. You will find some of your Chaces buried in Fall River at the Oak Grove Cemetery. Miller Chace and a lot of the Chace family are buried there. Cromwell Chace is buried there and I have a photograph of his gravestone that I have attached to this email. Also, you will find Lizzie Borden buried there. Anyway, I have a copy of Joseph Chase's will and it lists Job as one of his sons. Perhaps you are interested in it. I can probably help you more. I will have to look at my records. I don't think I have any copies of letters of Cromwell, but I do have some letters written by his daughter Mary who would be your great great great aunt. Cromwell was the uncle of Samuel Buffington Chace who married Elizabeth Buffum. They were quite famous for their abolishionist activities and were part of the Underground Railroad. There is a bust of Elizabeth Buffum Chace on the second floor of the Capitol Building in Providence. She is considered "The Conscience of Rhode Island." Samuel and Elizabeth are buried in Swan Point Cemetery in Providence. There is also the North Burial Ground in Providence and that is where my great great great grandmother Rebecca Chace and my great great grandmother Lucretia Chace are buried. Lucretia was Ezra Cornell's sister. By the way, you can find a photograph of Miller Chace and Mary Chace and family at my website as well, look under Chace Family Photos - theirs is the first one. Take a look around, you will probably find some other interesting pieces of information, especially in the Chace and Cornell Family Letters section. There are several by Miller and Mary to be found there and they reference a lot of the family members. If I remember correctly, Miller mentions Job Chace and I think Jonathan quite a number of times. There a references to the Earle family as well. Hmmm, let's see, that should be enough to get you started. I will see what else I can find. But, it would be best if you asked me specific questions, otherwise I like to ramble on. Cheers, Jeffrey Chace http://www.chace.demon.nl

Thankyou Jeffrey, As a matter of fact, I had just been browsing your website before posting my request. I had gone straight to Joseph Chace's line and was touched by the heroic efforts of Samuel and Elizabeth Chace. Interesting that I have a great great great aunt Mary, and a great aunt Mary Chase still living. It is for her, that I have been working on the family tree and would like to make a gift of it to her next July on her 100th birthday. I will browse your site more and will hopefully come up with a plan for my visit. Thankyou for the photo. Thankyou again, Pat >From: "Jeffrey Chace" <j.b.chace@gmail.com> >To: CHASE-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: Re: [CHASE-L] Chase Ancestors >Date: Sun, 16 Jul 2006 19:21:38 +0200 > >Hello Pat, > >Well, I think I can help you. First of all, my line is also William, >William, Joseph, and then goes to Moses who was Job's brother. You can >find >a family tree I put together some time ago at my website at >http://www.chace.demon.nl On the left hand side click on Joseph Chace >Family Tree. You will find your Job and Jonathan as well. Cromwell was >Mary Chase's father. She married Miller Chace who was the half-brother of >Elijah Cornell, father of Ezra Cornell. Sibbel Robinson lived with Miller >and Mary Chace for quite some time when she was a widow. She lived into >her >90s. You will find some of your Chaces buried in Fall River at the Oak >Grove Cemetery. Miller Chace and a lot of the Chace family are buried >there. Cromwell Chace is buried there and I have a photograph of his >gravestone that I have attached to this email. Also, you will find Lizzie >Borden buried there. > >Anyway, I have a copy of Joseph Chase's will and it lists Job as one of his >sons. Perhaps you are interested in it. I can probably help you more. I >will have to look at my records. I don't think I have any copies of >letters >of Cromwell, but I do have some letters written by his daughter Mary who >would be your great great great aunt. Cromwell was the uncle of Samuel >Buffington Chace who married Elizabeth Buffum. They were quite famous for >their abolishionist activities and were part of the Underground Railroad. >There is a bust of Elizabeth Buffum Chace on the second floor of the >Capitol >Building in Providence. She is considered "The Conscience of Rhode >Island." Samuel and Elizabeth are buried in Swan Point Cemetery in >Providence. There is also the North Burial Ground in Providence and that >is >where my great great great grandmother Rebecca Chace and my great great >grandmother Lucretia Chace are buried. Lucretia was Ezra Cornell's sister. > >By the way, you can find a photograph of Miller Chace and Mary Chace and >family at my website as well, look under Chace Family Photos - theirs is >the >first one. Take a look around, you will probably find some other >interesting pieces of information, especially in the Chace and Cornell >Family Letters section. There are several by Miller and Mary to be found >there and they reference a lot of the family members. If I remember >correctly, Miller mentions Job Chace and I think Jonathan quite a number of >times. There a references to the Earle family as well. > >Hmmm, let's see, that should be enough to get you started. I will see what >else I can find. But, it would be best if you asked me specific questions, >otherwise I like to ramble on. > >Cheers, > >Jeffrey Chace >http://www.chace.demon.nl > > >==== CHASE Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe from the Digest send a request here >Chase-D-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe ONLY in the >subject and message box. > _________________________________________________________________ Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing

Who are your Chases? Perhaps I can help. I have been to several cemeteries in Massachusetts and Rhode Island and know where you can find some cemetery listings. Give me names, dates, locations etc. Cheers, Jeffrey Chave On 7/16/06, Pat Potter <patpotter_5@hotmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > I am planning a visit to the Rhode Island/Mass area in a couple of weeks, > and was wondering if anyone can tell me how I can locate burial places of > my > Chase ancestors. I would love to be able to bring some photos back for my > great-aunt Mary Chase who turned 99 this month. > Thanks > Pat > > _________________________________________________________________ > Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. > http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing > > > ==== CHASE Mailing List ==== > To unsubscribe from the list send a request here > Chase-L-request@rootsweb.com and put the word unsubscribe ONLY in the > subject and message boxes. > > -- Jeffrey Chace http://www.chace.demon.nl

Thankyou so much for your offers of help. My direct lineage is as follows: me Pat McEachern b. Ontario Canada Betty May Chase b. Ontario Canada / Dalton McEachern Clarence Wilfred Chase b. 1894 Ontario Canada d. 1956 Ontario Canada / Elsie Conn (buried Canada) Joseph Robinson Chase b. 1859 US d. 1948 Ontario Canada / Ida May Rainey (buried Canada) Jonathan Mowry Chase b. 1836 Swansea MA d. 1916 US / Ellen Louisa Perry Cromwell Chase b. 1795 Swansea MA d. 1856 Smithfield RI / Lucinda Mowry Job Chase b. 1767 Paxton MA? d. 1856 Fall River Bristol MA / Sibbel Robinson Jonathan Chase b. 1729 Swansea MA d. ?/ Mary Earle Job Chase b. 1698 Portsmouth Newport RI d. 1766 Swansea MA / Patience Bourne Joseph Chase b. abt 1673 Yarmouth Barnstable MA d. abt 1724 Swansea MA / Sarah Sherman William Chase b. 1621 Sussex England d. 1684 Yarmouth Barnstable MA/ Elizabeth Holder? William Chase b. 1607 England d. 1659 Yarmouth Barnstable MA/ Mary? Any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks Pat _________________________________________________________________ Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing

Hi, I am planning a visit to the Rhode Island/Mass area in a couple of weeks, and was wondering if anyone can tell me how I can locate burial places of my Chase ancestors. I would love to be able to bring some photos back for my great-aunt Mary Chase who turned 99 this month. Thanks Pat _________________________________________________________________ Play Q6 for your chance to WIN great prizes. http://q6trivia.imagine-live.com/enca/landing

If anyone can help out with this line please address it to Gordon Lyon at glyon@courts.state.ny.us and not by hitting the reply button since I'm not the one asking. Thanks, Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: "Gordon Lyon" <glyon@courts.state.ny.us> To: <CHASE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 2:47 PM Subject: {not a subscriber} Albert Woodworth Chase >I am writing on behalf of Judge Albert Rosenblatt of the New York Court > of Appeals, our state's highest court. Judge Rosenblatt is writing a > biographical essay on Judge Emory Chase (1854-1921). There is a fair > bit of biographical material on Judge Chase but very little on his son > Albert Woodworth Chase (born 1890), which makes it difficult to trace > his progeny. Would you be able to assist with providing information > about Albert Woodworth Chase? > > Here is what we know about the younger Chase. He was born on April 30, > 1890, graduated from Phillips Academy in 1909 and appears to have > attended Yale before serving in the military; he was a junior at Yale in > 1912. It appears that he did not graduate but went into the armed > forces before WW1. He married Alma S. Burgess in 1927, and lived later > in Albany. > > Yours, > Gordon Lyon

I'm at a brick wall with these Chase's anyone have them in their line? 1 Leonard Welcome Chase b: June 19, 1822 in Tompkin County NY +Louise Babee *2nd Wife of Leonard Welcome Chase: +Phoebe A. Dame 2 Alexander William Chase - b: 1839 in Cortland County NY +Amarintha ??? b: in Steuben Co NY 3 Edward William Chase b: October 25, 1868 Steuben Co Ny. +Flora Ann Burd b: December 29, 1872 4 Harriett Josphine Chase b: May 11, 1904 +Arthur Stephen Cook b: July 06, 1894 in Hornell New York 4 Fannie Chase - b: June 23, 1897 4 Frances Margaret Chase b: Unknown +Fred Delos Jackson 4 Jesse Chase - b: December 08, 1899 4 Ethel Chase - 1983 b: July 15, 1901 +Daniel Pepper Thayer 4 Irene Chase - b: November 11, 1905 +Lewis Smith 4 Valma E. Chase b: March 30, 1907 4 Melvin Chase b: April 09, 1909 4 Hazel Chase b: March 09, 1911 +John Simeon Decker 4 Adelbert Chase - b: March 23, 1913 4 Della M Chase b: April 05, 1893 +??? Petrie 3 Adaline J. Chase 2 Hardin Chase 2 Roswell Chase b: 1845 in Tompkins County +Helen Ross b: May 19, 1845 2 Sarah Chase b: in Tompkin County NY 2 Robert Chase 2 Minerva Chase 2 Charles Chase b: in Steuben Co 2 William Chase Thanks, Lisa Co-List Owner COOK, List Owner BIRD,CHASE, ROSS & NYSTEUBE BURD>CHASE>COOK>KHORK-Steuben Co, NY JONES>ROSS>SMITH- Lackawanna Co, PA CLEVERSEY- Nova Scotia , CLEARY>MARTIN- NC

Is there anyone else researching the CHASE's of Steuben Co NY? If so please contact me off the list. Thanks, Lisa Martin List Owner