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David Wallace Chase

Birth17 Feb 1822 - Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death31 Jan 1888 - Dodge, Kansas
MotherElizabeth Craycroft or Cracraft
FatherAbraham Chase

Born in Washington County, Pennsylvania, USA on 17 Feb 1822 to Abraham Chase and Elizabeth Craycroft or Cracraft. David Wallace Chase married Lydia Smith Tomlinson and had 12 children. He passed away on 31 Jan 1888 in Dodge, Kansas.

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Parents
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Abraham Chase
1781 - 1869
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Elizabeth Craycroft Or Cracraft
1787 - 1854
Spouse(s)
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Lydia Smith Tomlinson
1825 - 1901
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Ellen Jane Chase
1844 - 1865
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Martha Kirby "Mattie" Chase
1858 - 1930
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Harvey Abraham Chase
1864 - 1937
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James Logan Chase
1866 - 1916
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Sarah Ann Chase
1845 - 1863
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Susan Alice Chase
1855 - 1862
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Laura Emma Chase
1853 - 1855
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William Wallace Chase
1849 - 1850
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Mary Alissa (Elizabeth) Chase
1847 - 1858
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Emeline Ruth Chase
1851 - 1853
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Henry Clinton Chase
1860 - 1862
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Aurora Ida Chase
1863 - 1863

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