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Chartity Chace

Birth23 Dec 1792 - Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, USA
Death19 Sep 1858 - Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts
MotherChartley Pierce
FatherGilbert Chase

Born in Freetown, Bristol Co., Massachusetts, USA on 23 Dec 1792 to Gilbert Chase and Chartley Pierce. Chartity Chace married James Burr and had 11 children. She passed away on 19 Sep 1858 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts.

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Gilbert Chase
1754 - 1830
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Chartley Pierce
1765 - 1838
Spouse(s)
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James Burr
1790 - 1887
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William Read Burr
1828 - 1892
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Eliza Burr
1813 - 1834
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William Burr
1820 - 1822
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Capt James Washington Burr
1815 - 1883
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Harriet Burr
1810 - 1826
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Charlotte Burr
1825 - 1825
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Caroline Elizabeth (Twin) Burr
1823 - 1845
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Elias Burr
1832 - 1832
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Almeda Burr
1827 - 1832
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Harriet J Burr
1830 - 1905
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Catharine Burr
1818 - 1822

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