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Chloe Chase

Birth1775 - Massachusetts, United States
Death1830 - Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States
MotherPhebe (Chase) Paine
FatherEbenezer Chase

Born in Massachusetts, United States on 1775 to Ebenezer Chase and Phebe (Chase) Paine. Chloe Chase married Theophilus Clark and had 11 children. She passed away on 1830 in Freetown, Bristol, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Ebenezer Chase
1752 - Unknown
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Phebe (Chase) Paine
1752 - 1790
Spouse(s)
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Theophilus Clark
1764 - 1830
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Jael Cummings
1771 - 1842
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Theophilus Clark
1764 - Unknown
Children Show all
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Diadama Cummings
1797 - 1864
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Alanson Cummings
1801 - Unknown
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George Cummings
1812 - 1870
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Benjamin Cummings
1806 - 1839
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Emily P Cummings
1817 - 1852
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Thomas Cummings
1803 - 1894
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Jael Joel Cummings
1805 - Unknown
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Christopher Cummings
1807 - Unknown
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Fanny Cummins
1804 - 1871
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(Bf) Cummings
1816 - 1897
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Alanson Cummings
1803 - 1886

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