Hello Ruth, I was in Yarmouth and much of Cape Cod last year and even took a journey out to Nantucket. As far as I know, there is no record of where Wm and/or Mary are buried. I did stop by the Ancient Yarmouth Cemetery and there were some Chases, but no Wm nor Mary. I also visited Bass Hole near which the Chase family is said to have settled in the mid 1600's. There is a boardwalk there that goes out over the marsh which is quite nice. Even if the graves are not able to be found, Cape Cod is a wonderful area and a drive on 6-A Highway is wonderful (not 6, which is the main thoroughfare, 6-A runs parallel to it through all of the little towns). Here is a nice map of the Cape: http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp?searchtype=address&country=US&addtohistory=&searchtab=home&formtype=address&popflag=0&latitude=&longitude=&name=&phone=&level=&cat=&address=&city=Yarmouth&state=MA&zipcode = I went by Sturgis Library in Barnstable and investigated an interesting genealogy of the Chase family that was precipitated by a request of a lawyer to do a title search back in 1925. http://www.sturgislibrary.org/resources/special/archives/chase.php The document was very interesting, but did not really shed any new light on the Chase Family for me. If you do go to Cape Cod, make sure you go by Plimoth Plantations which is a realistic mock-up of Plymouth Colony in the year 1627 three years before the arrival of the Winthrop Fleet. It is a very interesting "living" museum and give's one the feel of what it must have been like to live in Massachusetts back at the time William and Mary Chase lived in Boston and Cape Cod. Also, make sure to stop by the actual town of Plymouth and visit the Plymouth Rock and the replica of the Mayflower (no, Wm and Mary did not arrive on the Mayflower, but it is a ship of similar size and build as the ships that were in the Winthrop Fleet). You can get an idea of what their nine weeks on the Atlantic must have been like in such a vessel. Nantucket is a wonderful little island and the Whaling Museum there (as well as is the one in New Bedford) is wonderful. You can find the grave of Owen Chase (of Whaling Ship Essex and Moby Dick fame) near the town of Nantucket. Owen's house is also still there. Of course, if you are going to go to that area, you must also visit Boston which is a wonderful city. Make sure you walk the Freedom Trail and visit Faneuil Hall, Bunker Hill (Breed's Hill), the USS Constitution, the Old North Church, The Granary Cemetery (Paul Revere, Sam Adams, Benjamin Franklin's Parents, John Hancock, etc), Boston Common, and of course the New England Historical and Genealogical Society is absolutely fantastic. It's in the Copley Place area on Newbury Street. I would recommend a visit to Providence, Rhode Island, and to Fall River, Massachusetts as well. Providence is a wonderful little city and the Rhode Island Historical Society is located there on Hope Street. Fantastic collection of records from all over New England and especially Quaker Records. It is the repository for the New England Yearly Meeting Archives. A visit to the North Burial Ground Quaker Cemetery will reveal many Chaces and the Swan Point Cemetery is simply beautiful as well as containing the graves of dozens and dozens of Chaces and Chases. In Fall River stands the Lizzie Borden House. Well worth the visit. It is now a Bed and Breakfast and you can actually stay in the room in which Lizzie's stepmother was murdered. A husband and wife own the house now and give tours. I know it sounds like a lot of driving, but Massachusetts and Rhode Island are so small that the drive between Boston and Providence is less than an hour and the rest of the locations I mentioned are all very close. Anyway, if you want to know anything else, let me know. I have only found the graves of all of my Chace ancestors back to William's great-great grandson, Joseph, who was born in 1762. Before that (Moses, Joseph, William Jr., William Sr.), I have no idea. But, I do have copies of all of their wills except for William Jr. The wills can be found at the NEHGS in Boston on microfilm. Cheers, Jeffrey On 5/2/06, Ruth <abner10@alltel.net> wrote: > > Hello to All, > Does anyone out there know if the cemetery where Wm. & Mary Chace > is buried, is where anyone can see it ? I am "thinking" of trying to get > to Mass. and maybe get some pictures of the cemetery and any other Chace > places around that area, for my scrapbook. > If there is nothing to see, maybe I won't try the trip. I just would like > to know if anyone has been out there and maybe has seen the area. I'd sure > appreciate any thoughts on the area. > Thanks in advance > > Ruth in Florida > > > ==== 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 to All, Does anyone out there know if the cemetery where Wm. & Mary Chace is buried, is where anyone can see it ? I am "thinking" of trying to get to Mass. and maybe get some pictures of the cemetery and any other Chace places around that area, for my scrapbook. If there is nothing to see, maybe I won't try the trip. I just would like to know if anyone has been out there and maybe has seen the area. I'd sure appreciate any thoughts on the area. Thanks in advance Ruth in Florida

What I found is that there was a rash of murders and killings during the elections of 1868. Check out this article which also mentions Judge Valentine Chase being murdered: http://archiver.rootsweb.com/th/read/HINDS/2001-11/1006684346 and this: http://delta.ulib.org/ulib/data/moa/3f6/e8e/3bc/281/d5c/3/data.txt It seems that the white inhabitants of Franklin thought that Judge Chase had unrightfully been elected and had insulted the community: "The homicide of certain persons who have been installed exclusively by the votes of the negroes and a few white strangers and outcasts, in highly responsible judicial offices in the country are due to the exasperation produced by a system of oppression, wrong, insult and spoliation, which were never exercised towards a brave and spirited people without producing like results." Although a fairly poor job of OCR you can read about the incident in some detail. On Thu, April 27, 2006 4:09 am, Claire Tenbensel said: > Thank youfor your reply.I was curios to know the circumstances as i found > his name on a list of racially motivated crimes, I know he was an attorney > from Ohio and came to louisana ,marruied and had 3 children.Thanks > ,Claire > Chase ten Bensel > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "Jeffrey Chace" <j.b.chace@amaze.nl> > To: <CHASE-L@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Monday, April 24, 2006 7:11 AM > Subject: Re: [CHASE-L] Valentine Chase > > >> Apparently, Valentine Chase was a judge and was murdered in Franklin >> Louisiana on October 17, 1868. >> >> see: http://150.174.33.57/isrr/names.htm >> >> >> On Sun, April 23, 2006 6:31 pm, Claire Tenbensel said: >> > Does anyone Know about Valentine Chase who died in Franklin Louisana >> in >> > !868?? >> > ----- Original Message ----- >> > From: <CHASE-D-request@rootsweb.com> >> > To: <CHASE-D@rootsweb.com> >> > Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 7:00 PM >> > Subject: CHASE-D Digest V06 #23 >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > ==== 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. >> > >> > >> >> >> Jeffrey Chace >> http://www.chace.demon.nl >> > > > Jeffrey Chace http://www.chace.demon.nl

Apparently, Valentine Chase was a judge and was murdered in Franklin Louisiana on October 17, 1868. see: http://150.174.33.57/isrr/names.htm On Sun, April 23, 2006 6:31 pm, Claire Tenbensel said: > Does anyone Know about Valentine Chase who died in Franklin Louisana in > !868?? > ----- Original Message ----- > From: <CHASE-D-request@rootsweb.com> > To: <CHASE-D@rootsweb.com> > Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 7:00 PM > Subject: CHASE-D Digest V06 #23 > > > > > ==== 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. > > Jeffrey Chace http://www.chace.demon.nl

Does anyone Know about Valentine Chase who died in Franklin Louisana in !868?? ----- Original Message ----- From: <CHASE-D-request@rootsweb.com> To: <CHASE-D@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, April 22, 2006 7:00 PM Subject: CHASE-D Digest V06 #23

Anyone know the antecedents of this Helen Chase mentioned below ? STREETER, CONSTANCE HELEN - Constance Helen (Richard) Died March 27, 2006 in Odessa, Texas, from a stroke. Daughter of deceased parents A. Frederick and Helen (Chase) Richard of Belmont, Massachusetts. Survived by husband James and sons Stephen Wayne and Edward Wade, Stepmother Irene Richard of Lexington, Massachusetts, and siblings David (Dottie) of Thanks

Gertie Lucille Chase (http://www.legacy.com/Script/CounterRedirect.asp?Name=GBLink_Top&Jump=/orlandosentinel/Guestbook.asp&Page=GuestBook&PersonID=17 495291) CHASE, GERTIE LUCILLE, age 90, of Ocala, passed away Thursday, April 13, 2006 at The Parks Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center in Orlando. A native of Washington, D.C., Mrs. Chase moved to Ocala from Key West sixteen years ago. She was formerly employed by The Southern Railway System in Washington, D.C. and was active in the Key West Garden Club. She was preceded in death by her husband, Ralph Henry Chase, of Ocala. Survivors include her son, Thomas J. Smith, III of Orlando; and two daughters, Gertrude Kirkpatrick of Fairfax, VA, and Ardath Johnson of San Diego, CA. She is survived by several grandchildren, great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren. She is also survived by her brother, Oscar Hunter Adams of Richmond, VA. A Memorial Service will be held on Friday, April 21, 2006 at 1PM at the Baldwin-Fairchild Pine Castle Chapel, 5800 Hansel Avenue, Orlando. Arrangements by Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home. _www.baldwinfairchild.com_ (http://www.baldwinfairchild.com/)

Published in the Orlando Sentinel April 14, 2006 GERTIE LUCILLE CHASE, 90, Ocala, died Thursday. Baldwin-Fairchild Funeral Home, Pine Castle Chapel, Orlando.

I did research on this family thinking it was mine. I found it is not, but hope this info helps someone else. I have more info if you want it. Judy Descendants of WILLETT CHASE 1 WILLETT CHASE b: October 03, 1802 in MENDON, WORCESTER CO, MASS d: October 25, 1886 in MIDDLEPORT, NIAGARA CO, NY . +ELIZABETH "ELIZA" HARRINGTON m: September 01, 1827 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY b: July 09, 1805 in COBLESKILL, NY d: Aft. 1886 in NIAGARA CO, NY? Father: THOMAS HARRINGTON Mother: LUCINDA ... 2 MYRON P. CHASE b: Abt. 1828 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: Bef. June 1881 in ILLINOIS? ....... +MARGARET POPE m: Abt. 1854 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY b: February 04, 1834 in EDMESTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: Aft. 1870 Father: PERRY FOSTER POPE Mother: HANNAH WEBSTER ........ 3 HENRY M. CHASE b: March 28, 1845 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: December 30, 1845 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY Burial: WOOLEY HILL CEMETERY, BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY ........ 3 ADA POPE CHASE b: 1856 in SPARTA, MONROE CO, WISC d: Abt. 1925 ... 2 CAROLINE CHASE b: 1831 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY ....... +VALENTINE TERPENING d: Aft. 1881 ... 2 ALMIRA CHASE b: 1832 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY ... 2 EMILY CHASE b: Abt. 1833 in OTSEGO CO, NY ....... +UNKNOWN BUSH ... 2 TRUMAN CHASE b: February 19, 1836 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: September 04, 1863 in CIVIL WAR Burial: WOOLEY HILL CEMETERY, BURLINGTON, NY ... 2 CLARISSA "CLARA" L. CHASE b: November 1838 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: Aft. 1900 in LOUISIANA? ....... +OLIVER W. PERKINS m: 1860 in EDMESTON, OTSEGO CO, NY b: May 1836 in NEW YORK STATE d: Aft. 1900 in LOUISIANA? Father: RANSOM A. PERKINS Mother: ELIZABETH ........ 3 ALBERT H. PERKINS b: June 1866 in EDMESTON, OTSEGO CO, NY ........ 3 LINN T. PERKINS b: December 1874 in ST PAUL, HOWARD CO, NEBRASKA ............ +JULIA m: Abt. 1899 in CROWLEY, ACADIA CO, LOUISIANA b: 1878 in LOUISIANA .............. 4 LEO PERKINS b: 1900 in CROWLEY, ACADIA CO, LOUISIANA .............. 4 LILLIAN PERKINS b: 1911 in CROWLEY, ACADIA CO, LOUISIANA .............. 4 LUCILLE PERKINS b: 1911 in CROWLEY, ACADIA CO, LOUISIANA .............. 4 NELLIE PERKINS b: 1913 in CROWLEY, ACADIA CO, LOUISIANA ... 2 ADELINE "ADDIE" ANNA CHASE b: 1842 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY ... 2 ALBERT J. CHASE b: July 23, 1843 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: January 29, 1863 in CIVIL WAR - WHITE OAK CHURCH, VIRGINIA Burial: WOOLEY HILL CEMETERY, BURLINGTON, NY ... 2 HENRY CHASE b: June 29, 1845 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: December 20, 1845 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY Burial: WOOLEY HILL CEMETERY, BURLINGTON, NY ... 2 ROBERT T. CHASE b: November 1847 in BURLINGTON, OTSEGO CO, NY d: Aft. 1910 ....... +MARY A. MILLER m: 1876 in ROYALTON, NIAGARA CO, NY b: September 1846 in ROYALTON, NIAGARA CO, NY d: Aft. 1910 Father: NATHANIEL MILLER Mother: JULIETTE ........ 3 RAY J. CHASE b: August 1885 in ROYALTON, NIAGARA CO, NY

I just found a notation in my Grandfather's Bible giving vital statistics about his mother, father and brother. The interesting stand alone notation says: "Mrs. Wooden died in 1890. She probably would have died in New York, less likely in Iowa or elsewhere. I suspect this Mrs. Wooden was a CHASE or HAVENS relative. Does anyone have any Mrs. Wooden in their line? Thanks, Rex Chase

In the NYB&G Vol.62,LDS # 1425530,Pittstown,Rensselaer County,NY Cemetery records. GARDNER-CHASE Plot on City of Troy,Waterworks property. I see these CHASE's: Cap't. CHARLES CHASE d. 30 June 1830 in 75th year. BETSEY his wife d. 22 Nov. 1822 in 55th year. CHARLES Jr. d. 13 July 1830 in 33rd year. ANTHONY died 12 Decv. 1862 ae. 71. 4.28 ELIZABETH d. 28 March 1873 ae. 77. 7.6. ALMIRA G. w/o JACOB HAIGHT d. 5 May 1846 ae. 31.0.5. SAMUEL d. 18 Nov. 1843 ae. 42.11.5. PERRY C. d. 9 Oct. 1834 in 42nd year. SALOME his wife d. 27 Jan. 1864 ae 69 CHARLES W. their only son died 20 March 1845 ae 27.8.8. I have nothjing more on these CHASE's. Clyde

Lisa, The parents of your Leonard Welcome CHASE can be found on the Tompkins Co., NYGenWeb site under "Landmarks of Tompkins County, New York". Here is the first part: *CHASE*, D. Wesley, was born in Groton, April 6, 1827, a son of David K., a native of Vermont, born June 5, 1797, an axmaker and shoemaker by trade, who came to Groton with his parents about 1800. In 1819 he married Bathsheba *LEONARD*, born in 1803, a daughter of Andrew and Anna (*MORTON*) *LEONARD*, natives of Vermont, and they had four children: Leonard W., Hardin W., D. Wesley, and Anna Jane. etc.... go to link below for rest of the story http://www.rootsweb.com/~nytompki/Landmarks/tfam05.htm* *Oops...this may not be your Leonard if the above date of birth is correct. I debated about sending this, but it still might offer you some clues. Drats, thought I found an easy one. <grin> Melinda > >It's been a while since I've posted anything on my family line. > >This is my Chase line and where it began in Steuben Co. NY > > >1 Leonard Welcome Chase 1822 - 1894 b: June 19, 1822 in Tompkin County NY, d. April 18, 1894 Cameron, Steuben Co, NY > >+Phoebe A. Dame > ><snip> > > -- No virus found in this outgoing message. Checked by AVG Free Edition. Version: 7.1.385 / Virus Database: 268.2.4/282 - Release Date: 3/15/2006

It's been a while since I've posted anything on my family line. This is my Chase line and where it began in Steuben Co. NY 1 Leonard Welcome Chase 1822 - 1894 b: June 19, 1822 in Tompkin County NY, d. April 18, 1894 Cameron, Steuben Co, NY +Phoebe A. Dame 2 Alexander William Chase 1839 - b: 1839 in Cortland County NY d. 9, April 1898 Canisteo Steuben Co NY +Amarintha ????? b: abt. 1844 in Steuben Co d. ?????? 3 Edward William Chase 1868 - 1921 b: October 25, 1868 d. Nov 24, 1921 Steuben Co NY +Flora Ann Burd 1872 - 1955 b: December 29, 1872 4 Harriett Josphine Chase 1904 - 1976 b: May 11, 1904 d. Nov 8, 1976 +Arthur Stephen Cook 1894 - 1957 b: July 06, 1894 in Hornell New York 4 Fannie Chase 1897 - b: June 23, 1897 d. unknown 4 Frances Margaret Chase Unknown - 1917 b: Unknown +Fred Delos Jackson 4 Jesse Chase 1899 - b: December 08, 1899 d. 1963 4 Ethel Chase 1901 - 1983 b: July 15, 1901 d. ??? +Daniel Pepper Thayer 4 Irene Chase 1905 - b: November 11, 1905 d. ??? +Lewis Smith 4 Velma E. Chase 1907 - 1921 b: March 30, 1907 4 Melvin Chase 1909 - 1985 b: April 09, 1909 d. 1985 4 Hazel Chase 1911 - 1996 b: March 09, 1911 d. ??? +John Simeon Decker 4 Adelbert Chase 1913 - b: March 23, 1913 d. ??? 4 Della M Chase 1893 - 1963 b: April 05, 1893 d. ??? +??? Petrie 3 Adaline J. Chase (listed as Jeanie on head stone) b. 1867 d. 1885 2 Hardin Chase b. abt 1842 2 Roswell Chase 1845 - 1901 b: 1845 in Tompkins County +Helen Ross 1845 - 1922 b: May 19, 1845 2 Sarah Chase b: in Tompkin County NY 2 Robert Chase b. abt 1848 2 Minerva Chase b abt 1835 2 Charles Chase b: abt 1853 in Steuben Co 2 William Chase b.??? 2 Jane Chase b. abt 1856 2 Mary E Chase b abt 1858 2 Ella J. Chase b Aug 10, 1861 d Dec 4, 1900 + Perry Ross If anyone can add to the info listed about please contact me. Thanks, Lisa Cleversey Martin 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

> Hi, > > I have a connection! > > The ancestry of Parker L. Chase in included in the book, "Seven > Generations of the > descendants of Aquila and Thomas CHASE", compiled by John Carroll Chase > and > George Walter Chamberlain: > > Aquila CHASE and Ann WHEELER had 11 children, all born Newbury, MA except > the eldest, Sarah, who was born in Hampton, NH. > > 6th child, Thomas CHASE and his first wife, Rebecca FOLLANSBEE, had 10 > children. > > 9th child, Nathan CHASE and his first wife had 6 children. Nathan Chase > and his > second wife, Joanna (PIKE) Cheney, had 6 children. > > 1st child from second marriage, Moses CHASE and wife, Susannah KELLEY, > had 7 children. > > 3rd child, Parker CHASE, b 22 Aug 1765, Newbury, MA, died 22 July 1851, > Campton, > Grafton Co., NH. Parker was a Revolutionary soldier enlisting from > Deerfield, July 1780. > Parker and 1st wife, Sarah EVANS, (daughter of William Evans) married > about 1783 > (she died in Deerfield, NH 14 Jan 1800). They had 6 children born in > Deerfield, NH: My line continues from here: 2nd child by 1st wife, Moses CHASE b. 24 May 1786 in Deerfield, NH, married Lydia PHILBRICK of Meredith, NH 4th child, Wilder CHASE b. 1826 in Canada (anyone know where?), married Betsey CUNNINGHAM, Lived in Campton, NH, Bradford, VT (1850 census), West Fairlee, VT and Vershire (Ely), VT where he died (date eludes me at the moment but after 1880). Kathy Porter Corinth, VT

At 2:14 PM -0800 3/11/06, <relyall@charter.net> wrote: >Hi, > >I have a connection! > >The ancestry of Parker L. Chase in included in the book, "Seven Generations of the >descendants of Aquila and Thomas CHASE", compiled by John Carroll Chase and >George Walter Chamberlain: > >Aquila CHASE and Ann WHEELER had 11 children, all born Newbury, MA except >the eldest, Sarah, who was born in Hampton, NH. Thanks! I'm not sure this is a good thing: until now, I didn't have to pay a lot of attention to all that Aquila and Thomas business because I *knew* there was absolutely no connection, anywhere... Shows you how much *I* know... ;-) An old friend of my husband used to say, "There's 450 people in the world; they just go 'round and 'round." The people count has been decrementing over the years, and it's down to about 424. Slán, Mo!

Hi, I have a connection! The ancestry of Parker L. Chase in included in the book, "Seven Generations of the descendants of Aquila and Thomas CHASE", compiled by John Carroll Chase and George Walter Chamberlain: Aquila CHASE and Ann WHEELER had 11 children, all born Newbury, MA except the eldest, Sarah, who was born in Hampton, NH. 6th child, Thomas CHASE and his first wife, Rebecca FOLLANSBEE, had 10 children. 9th child, Nathan CHASE and his first wife had 6 children. Nathan Chase and his second wife, Joanna (PIKE) Cheney, had 6 children. 1st child from second marriage, Moses CHASE and wife, Susannah KELLEY, had 7 children. 3rd child, Parker CHASE, b 22 Aug 1765, Newbury, MA, died 22 July 1851, Campton, Grafton Co., NH. Parker was a Revolutionary soldier enlisting from Deerfield, July 1780. Parker and 1st wife, Sarah EVANS, (daughter of William Evans) married about 1783 (she died in Deerfield, NH 14 Jan 1800). They had 6 children born in Deerfield, NH: 1st child, Parker CHASE (Jr.), born 31 Dec 1784, died 15 Sept 1860, Charleston, VT. Parker, Jr. married Sarah LANGLEY of Gilford, NH in Sept 1808. Sarah died 14 April 1868. Parker and Sarah Chase removed to Charleston, VT in 1825 and settled on Lot #24. Their first three children were born in Meredith, NH, the last two were born in Cabot, VT. 1. Sally CHASE, born 22 Dec 1809, married 2 Nov 1853, Carlos Maranville; they lived in Brandon, WI 2. Sophronia CHASE, born 10 Oct 1811, married 2 May 1848, Hiram Fletcher. 3. Susan CHASE, born 6 Oct 1817, married 26 Dec 1835, John D. Goodwin of New Market, NH. 4. Parker L. CHASE, born 28 Nov 1819, married 8 Dec 1842, Tryphena M. Spaulding; living in Charleston, VT 1841. 5. Mary CHASE, born 31 July 1822, married 2 Nov 1856, Samuel Stebbins. (I descend from Aaron CHASE, the second child of Parker Chase, Sr. and his second wife, Mary (Polly) HAYES. Roanne > Found anoth er CHASE in the family tree (I don't know what it is; they > just keep popping up)... > > My GGG Aunt Julia Ann LATOURELLE's second husband (and father of 10 of her > 13 children) was one Shadrack Schuyler SPAULDING. His sister, Tryphene > Miles, married Parker L CHASE on 8 Dec 1842 (according to a WorldConnect > tree at RootsWeb). > > Parker L and Tryphene, and their daughter, Viola, appear in the 1850 US > census in Charleston, Orleans, VT; Parker L is enumerated as a farmer (no > surprise). There is another Parker CHASE, age 65 and born in New > Hampshire, in Charleston in 1850 (Parker L's dad?). > > In 1880, Parker L and Tryphena M are in Alto, Fond du Lac, WI. > > Anybody have a connection? > > Slán, > > > > Mo! (Hanrahan) Langdon, IBSSG

Found another CHASE in the family tree (I don't know what it is; they just keep popping up)... My GGG Aunt Julia Ann LATOURELLE's second husband (and father of 10 of her 13 children) was one Shadrack Schuyler SPAULDING. His sister, Tryphene Miles, married Parker L CHASE on 8 Dec 1842 (according to a WorldConnect tree at RootsWeb). Parker L and Tryphene, and their daughter, Viola, appear in the 1850 US census in Charleston, Orleans, VT; Parker L is enumerated as a farmer (no surprise). There is another Parker CHASE, age 65 and born in New Hampshire, in Charleston in 1850 (Parker L's dad?). In 1880, Parker L and Tryphena M are in Alto, Fond du Lac, WI. Anybody have a connection? Slán, Mo! (Hanrahan) Langdon, IBSSG

It is he. Salmon P. Chase is on the $10,000 bill. Jim ----- Original Message ----- From: <Art4161@aol.com> To: <CHASE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 2:35 PM Subject: [CHASE-L] Check out "AOL News - $10,000 Bill Gets More Secure Home" > There is an interesting article on AOL today titled $10,000 Bill Gets More > Secure Home." It bears a likeness of Salmon P. Chase along with a brief > bio. If > AOL is not available, it's an Associated Press release. > > > ==== 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. >

Wow it really does bear a likeness to Salmon P. Chase. I have a copy of Salmon P. Chase in my hand and held it up to the picture on the bill and wow the bill photo is an older man then on the book but it really looks like the same man. Here's a copy of the store with a picture of the bill, http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/strange/news-article.aspx?storyid=53428 Largest bill I ever saw was $1,000 while I worked in a bank a customer brought in 3 of them to deposit. Lisa ----- Original Message ----- From: <Art4161@aol.com> To: <CHASE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Thursday, March 09, 2006 5:35 PM Subject: [CHASE-L] Check out "AOL News - $10,000 Bill Gets More Secure Home" > There is an interesting article on AOL today titled $10,000 Bill Gets More > Secure Home." It bears a likeness of Salmon P. Chase along with a brief > bio. If > AOL is not available, it's an Associated Press release. > > > ==== 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.

There is an interesting article on AOL today titled $10,000 Bill Gets More Secure Home." It bears a likeness of Salmon P. Chase along with a brief bio. If AOL is not available, it's an Associated Press release.