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1. [CHASE-L] An American (fr. Barb Thompson) [1]
To All, I know it is not the purpose of this list to fwd emails, but I thought this was SO GOOD that many of you might like to read it. Perhaps even those who not live in the USA. Barb Thompson ----- Original Message ----- From: bozo 603 Sent: Wednesday, June 19, 2002 3:49 PM Subject: An American Subject: An American The following was said to be written by a dentist in Australia. An American "You probably missed it in the rush of news last week, but there was actually a report that someone in Pa
2. [CHASE-L] Chase Book email re Wood,Chase,Cornell [1]
Hi all, Forgot to put the BIG REASON I am sooo intereted in Mehitable Thurston and her husbands. Cause she had supposdly been m. 3 times before marrying Benj Chase5), she lst m. Coggeshall (? spelling), then m. Daniel Wood, then ???, if she actually m. again..........meaning before she m. Benj.Chase5), I am interested BECAUSE their son Benj Jr. 6) & 1st wife Phebe Barnard Macy Chase...(whew.......these people sure had enuf marriages..........), named their son Daniel WOOD Chase.......... .and now I see
3. [CHASE-L] Census Records, Kings County, Nova Scotia 1871-1901 [1]
Hi Listers, Someone may find this helpful. Linda Chase Census Kings County, Nova Scotia, 1871 - 1901 Year 1871 Fam N Surname G Names Line Age D of B Mar St Fam Stat Rel Loc Community 113 Chase Catherine 15 Wolfville2 113 Chase Mary 20 Wolfville2 113 Chase James 18 Wolfville2 113 Chase Rebecca 50 M Wolfville2 113 Chase Thomas 48 M Wolfville2 113 Chase Hannah
4. Re: [CHASE-L] Book by A. W. Chase, M.D. [1]
Thanks Harriet, Glad you sent that site.it's a nice one to have. Betcha you are right.......that there is one of physicians, etc. Rec'd another email fr. someone else who has a different book of his. Someone in the Michigan area may know something...........it's kinda surprising that there apears to be no info, cause he had a big factory and I believe was assoc. with Universities out there. At least it adds to Chases and places...........speaking of which, there is a softcover book written abt. my Chases
5. Re: [CHASE-L] mid-1800s Providence Directories online [1]
This was a welcome remark from Jeffrey. Since you mentioned Providence perhaps one of you has visited the City Hall (I believe that is right) where they keep information on Philip Sherman (the connection through our Chaces and Benjamin son of William. When we visited Providence we didn't have time to go there and I have always been sorry. Perhaps someone can share. Ginger in AZ
6. [CHASE-L] Wired News :Legends of a Lost Tribe's Origin [1]
A note from Jeffrey Chace: Part III in the Melungeon's search for ancestry. ============================================================ From Wired News, available online at: http://www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,53325,00.html Legends of a Lost Tribe's Origin By Kristen Philipkoski 2:00 a.m. June 19, 2002 PDT Ask 10 Melungeons about their ethnic identity and you'll likely get 10 different answers. Even though historians have concluded that Melungeons, a sub-population of southern Appalach
7. Re: [CHASE-L] Chase Book email re Wood,Chase,Cornell [1]
Hi Ginger, Glad to hear you like my ramblings, as I sometimes feel they are.....! I agree that this is probably why the list has lasted. Everyone is sooooo helpful and I just hope.that I can be of some help to others too. Have given the list address to several people who need help, that I found on the message boards, and didn't know this list existed. I think it does make us feel like family ...as we are.... and it is certain to help others, since there are soooo many branches of the Chases/Chaces. I re
8. [CHASE-L] 1938 Letter from the Chase-Chace Family Association. [1]
Dear All, Amidst other more straightforward genealogical material I have inherited over the years, I have just "rediscovered" a letter from the Chase-Chace Family Association written to my Grandfather's brother, James Burton Chace, dated December 30, 1938. The first time I took a look at the letter years ago, I simply thought it interesting to know that such an association had existed. I tried to find out then if the association was still in existence. I could find nothing in the telephone book or direc
9. [CHASE-L] "TWO" DUDLEY CHASE SMITHS [1]
Long History Behind Three New Research Projects Debra Levey Larson Communications Specialist (217)244-2880; dlarson@uiuc.edu April 23, 2002 URBANA- You might say that three research projects recently awarded by the College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences at the University of Illinois have been 169 years in the making. The reason being that the funding for these projects and many more in the future, comes through a gift from a remarkable man who l
10. Re: [CHASE-L] Book by A. W. Chase, M.D. [1]
Dear Barb. et al, Enjoyed your report about your NY Chases and their connections. Three years ago we took our trek through your country and stopped at Pompey where some of the Chases lived along with the Hathaways and Bordens. The Historian there took us to the graveyard to see the Borden and Hathaway graves. We never would have found it without her help as it was a private little one on a farm and very hard to locate. Keep the stories coming. Ginger in AZ
11. [CHASE-L] Chase, Essex, VT [1]
Spent a few hours at the Essex Town Clerk's Office: found the folllowing. Was concentrating on Chase but did one hatch becsue of the Kidney desease. CHASE:Essex, Chittenden CO., Vermont George Chase (my gggrandfather) Died Oct. 7, 1907 @ 91 years 10 mos 13 day. Living King St.; Esex , born Westford, VT Father Jacob Chase, Mother Betsey Converse, wife Sarah Davenport Cause of death "Inability to take food" & "old age" Buried Villiage Cem., Essex CHASE, Frank W. , born Oct. ,1871 Died March 19, 1953,
12. Re: [CHASE-L] Book by A. W. Chase, M.D. [1]
http://famousamericans.net/famousamericans-cha-chi/ This is a web site title "famous Americans" , of course there are those Chases commonly well know ; plus others. However, no A. W. Chase Betcha there is a directory somewhere out there of solely medical doctors. I have been "rather" busy putting the cemetery records of my home town village; Randolph Ctr. VT into the computer, hopefully within a month to completion. I don't really expect to find any surprises as to Chases but who knows! Once I get moved
13. [CHASE-L] Buffington/Buffum, also Thurston [1]
One > Question I have is that often the b. or d. dates are different by 2 or 3 > mos. ie, 1 thing may say 2/4/1770 an another 4/4/1770..always just the > birth MONTH. Can anyone explain this to me.......seems I read that a > different calendar was used, but that short a time ago.......? More > important to me tho, is how do I know which MONTH to use......!????? > ************ > ******* Other comments I would like info on: it looks to me like Esther > Buffington was the dt. of Benjamin Buffinton and Han
14. RE: [CHASE-L] Book by A. W. Chase, M.D. [1]
Sorry, I have no info on A.W. Chase but I also have a copy of the "Dr. Chase's Recipes" book, but copyrighted in 1902. Also on the cover it says "Enlarged and Improved Edition" and contains 600 pages. Published by Stanton and VanVliet Co. of Chicago. The cover is illustrated showing a nurse at the bedside of a patient. The first page has a lithograph of the good doctor. It is signed "Respectfully A. W. Chase M. D." Lonnie Chase chase1858@fgn.net > -----Original Message----- > From: Barb and Don [mailto:
15. [CHASE-L] Wired News :The 'Lost Tribe' of Appalachia [1]
A note from Jeffrey Chace: Interesting story involving genealogical aspects and the search for ancestry. ============================================================ From Wired News, available online at: http://www.wired.com/news/print/0,1294,53165,00.html The 'Lost Tribe' of Appalachia By Kristen Philipkoski 2:00 a.m. June 17, 2002 PDT Kevin Jones wanted to study the genetics of the rare diseases common to a mysterious sub-population in Appalachia called the Melungeons. What he discovered was
16. [CHASE-L] mid-1800s Providence Directories online [1]
Hello All, I was wondering if there may be some Chaces who lurk here on this list. I am a Chace and interested in the history of Providence, particularly between 1680 and 1850. You see, my Chaces were in and about Swansea, Providence, Fall River, and the rest, since the early days and I am fascinated to learn more about this area and the eras of American history here experienced. I have found some mid-1800s Providence directories on the internet, and have listed the links thereto below. They record amo
17. [CHASE-L] Luzerne County,Pa. [1]
I found this in Luzerne County,Pa. deed books,Vol. 5,page 274, 14 Nev. 1851. I have no idea on who he was. The estate of GORTON CHASE dec'd. There was apparently a court action to revoke the sale of some of his lands which NATHAN K. CHASE who was the eldest heirship. The suit was brought by H.W. and G.B. NICHOLSON who was attorney for NATHAN. Clyde
18. [CHASE-L] Information on Joshua Chase Burgess, born 1842 [1]
The following message was posted on the Internet. Someone on this list may wish to reply to the person posting the message. "An antique store owner gave me some loose pages from an old Bible that describe the career, children , siblings and parents of a Presbyterian minister named Joshua Chase Burgess (b. 1842), son of John Burgess and Hannah Chase of somewhere in Nova Scotia. Joshua went to Dalhousie U. in Halifax and also the Theological College there. I would be happy to donate the loose leaves to anyon
19. [CHASE-L] Your scheduled time is 11:00 [1]
This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_00CC_010F219B.9F219B80 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit In attendance will be John Burgess, Doug Dickey, and Ross Santy, The Landing School; Buel Heminway, Architect and myself. Thank you. Sincerely, Paul Ureneck
20. [CHASE-L] Chase and Rose, Wayne County, NC [1]
While researching my Rose line in the 1880 Wayne County, NC census I found a Burket Rose in the Nahunta Township in household 316 and Ruffin Rose in Nahunta Township in household 317. Ruffin Rose was in the household with some others with the last name of Chase. One of the Chase womens occupation was listed as a prostitute. It list daughters for Ruffin and for the Chase woman but list no wife for him or husband for her. Was this comman to list such a thing or am I reading this wrong or what? Anyway I cannot
21. [CHASE-L] Buffington/Buffum and Thurston re: Boston Transcript [1]
Other comments I would like info on: it looks to me like Esther > Buffington was the dt. of Benjamin Buffinton and Hannah BUFFUM. > Also, and this is CONFUSING........., under James5) Isaac4)Wm3) Wm2) Wm1) > 2nd w. of James was Lydia (Goddard )Thurston, dt. of Daniel and Mary (Tripp) > Goddard and widow of Jonathan Thurston. Children by lst wife who was Alice > Anthony, dt. of Wm. and Mary (Coggeshall) Anthony : Elizabeth, James of > Little Compton, R>I., j. Huldah Winslow, 2nd w. m. 31 July 1771 Sarah Woo
22. [CHASE-L] Chase History [1]
We are trying to locate information on 1) Lewis Chase, born 2/18/1806 that married Martha True and 2) their son Melville Chase that married Frances True, and 3) their son was Earle Chase. Thanks for any help.
23. [CHASE-L] Providence, Rhode Island. [1]
Hello Ginger, Good to hear from you. I had dinner with Keith Hume and his wife Iris last week. We engaged in some great conversation and I really enjoyed myself. I hope someday to get to Providence. I imagine I will plan a New England Adventure sometime soon to do some research and to see what it is like there. From Salem, Massachusetts, to Providence, Rhode Island, is not so far really. And from there, it's not particularly far to D.C. to take a look at the Banks Manuscripts at the Library of Congre
24. [CHASE-L] MORE CHASE STUFF TRIVIA [1]
http://www.geocities.com/heartland/4678/kate.html Kate Chase Sprague http://www.washingtonian.com/inwashington/museumguide/mus_historic.html Chase-Lloyd House : Samuel Chase signer of Dec. of Independence http://mindy.glover.org/edgewood.html Salomon P. & more on daughter Kate http://bahai-library.org/books/t.chase/ch.chapt02.html Thornton Chase http://www.mcslibrary.org/program/museum/homes.htm Margaret Chase Smith http://www.historicwindsor.com/model.htm Dudley Chase's "Mansion" used as a educa
25. [CHASE-L] Re: Book by A. W. Chase, M.D. [1]
I recall there was some discussion in June re the book written by A. W. Chase, MD. I came across the following site which may interest those who took part in the earlier discussion. http://www.davetill.com/ads1920s/06_aw_chase.htm The site has an old advertisement that appeared in Toronto paper in 1926. The site says the following about Dr. Chase: "Dr. A.W. (Alvin Wood) Chase (1817-1885), of Ann Arbor, Mich., was a giant of the patent-medicine field. Though he had no medical degree, having learned his
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