NEBRASKA AND MIDWEST GENEALOGICAL RECORD;
                      VOLUME 10; PART 1; JAN., 1932
                      ARTICLE:  QUERIES AND ANSWERS
                              PAGES 18 - 19

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                            QUERIES AND ANSWERS

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                                  ANSWERS

       CHASE (Mrs. H. N. Jackson, Beatrice, Neb. April 1928). Samuel5
     Chase (Thomas4-3, Isaac2, Thomas1) was born May 26, 1734,
     probably at Homes Hole, Martha's Vineyard died Aug. 2, 1801 at
     Livermore, Me. He married Jedidah Mayhew of Chilmark, born March
     3, 1733, died Feb. 23, 1807. Their children were Sarah, Thomas,
     Elizabeth, Samuel, Lothrop, Tristram, Sarson, Olive, Lydia,
     Paine, and Prudence. Thomas6 Chase, born Sept. 30, 1755, died at
     Livermore, Me. April 1844. During the War he served on a
     privateer and later under John Paul Jones. He was captured

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          * Estate of William Bridge, widow Mary Ann. Vol. IX, p. 37.

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     and incarcerated in Mill Prison, Plymouth, England. After his
     release he married Elizabeth Luce and lived at Edgartown,
     Martha's Vineyard and Livermore, Me. Olive6 Chase, born Aug. 12,
     1766; married James Norton, Tisberry, Mass., Mar. 26, 1789 (not
     April 26, 1783). They removed to Livermore, Me., about 1787. (See
     Charles Edward Banks, History of Martha's Vineyard, Vol. 3, pp.
     77-80, 308, 373.)