Marshall S. Chase Biography from History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire
From: Patricia Cooper - pcooper@peaknet.net

Surname: CHASE
Source:  History of Rockingham County, New Hampshire and Representative Citizens
          by Charles A. Hazlett, Richmond-Arnold Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill., 1915

Page 908

  MARSHALL S. CHASE, who is engaged in general farming and
dairying on a farm of I06 acres in the town of Stratham, was born in
this town, July 23, 1880, son of Emmons and Mary" (Brown) Chase.
His parents are residents of Stratham, the father being a farmer. Em-
mons Chase is a well known and respected citizen, having served the
town as selectman and as representative to the general court. He is a
Republican in politics. He and his wife had but two children: John E.,
who is a farmer in this town, and Marshall S., the subject of this sketch.
  Marshall S. Chase was educated in the common schools and at the
Exeter high school, where he was graduated. He was for sometime
rural mail carrier, being the first to hold that position in Stratham. He
also followed the carpenter's trade for three years, after which he took 
up farming at his present location, the property being known as the 
James Lane farm. Like his father, Mr. Chase is a Republican, and
is now serving on the board of selectman, of which he is chairman. He
married Bertha E. Gowen,  daughter of George E. and Mary (Smith)
Gowen of Stratham, her father being a truck gardener. The children
in her parents' family were May, Grace, Helen, Clarence, Ra1ph, Bertha,
Arthur, Howard, Benjamin, Philip and Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Chase
are the parents of three children, Paul Gowen, Mary E. and Harold
Marshall. Mr. Chase and family attend the Baptist church.

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