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Ann Chase

Birthabt 1808 - Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, USA (Fishkill, NY
Death4 Dec 1874 - King Ferry Cem, Cayuga, New York, USA (Duchess, NY
MotherAnna Brownell
FatherHenry CHASE

Born in Little Compton, Newport, Rhode Island, USA (Fishkill, NY on abt 1808 to Henry CHASE and Anna Brownell. Ann Chase married James Tallman Way and had 11 children. She passed away on 4 Dec 1874 in King Ferry Cem, Cayuga, New York, USA (Duchess, NY.

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Parents
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Henry Chase
1775 - 1850
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Anna Brownell
1772 - 1824
Spouse(s)
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James Tallman Way
1803 - 1886
Children Show all
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Thomas Way
1840 - 1906
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James Van Nest Way
1849 - 1905
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Cornelius Way
1838 - 1918
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Catherine Elizabeth "Kate" Way
1846 - Unknown
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Eugene Wey
1835 - 1928
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Sidney Von White Way
1834 - 1881
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Alonzo E Way
1827 - 1904
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Sebring Way
1829 - 1900
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Mary Ann Way
1825 - 1861
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Mary E Way
1847 - Unknown
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Sarah F Way Bradenburgh
1843 - Unknown

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