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Benjamin Chase

Birth29 Jan 1737 - Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA
Death20 Mar 1826 - New York State, USA
MotherEsther Buffinton (Buffington)
FatherStephen Chase

Born in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, USA on 29 Jan 1737 to Stephen Chase and Esther Buffinton (Buffington). Benjamin Chase married Elisabeth DURFEE and had 10 children. He passed away on 20 Mar 1826 in New York State, USA.

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Stephen Chase
1705 - 1790
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Esther Buffinton (Buffington)
1712 - 1750
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Elisabeth Durfee
1735 - 1776
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Mehitable (21A) (Coggeshall, Wood, Chase) Thurston
1741 - 1825
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Clark Chase
1770 - 1821
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Sarah Chase
1762 - 1852
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Elizabeth Chase
1777 - 1778
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Benjamin Chase
1783 - 1867
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Cornelius H Chase
1780 - 1868
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Hannah Chase
1764 - 1838
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Stephen Chase
1774 - 1854
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Mary Chase
1758 - 1852
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Joseph Chase
1759 - 1829
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Gideon Chase
1767 - 1856

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