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Nathaniel Chase

Birth7 Sep 1700 - Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States
Death20 April 1781 - Newbury,Essex,Massachusetts,USA
MotherRebecca Follansbee
FatherJohn James Chase (9ggf)

Born in Newbury, Essex, Massachusetts, United States on 7 Sep 1700 to John James Chase (9ggf) and Rebecca Follansbee. Nathaniel Chase married Joanna Pike and had 12 children. He passed away on 20 April 1781 in Newbury,Essex,Massachusetts,USA.

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Parents
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John James Chase (9Ggf)
1654 - 1739
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Rebecca Follansbee
1660 - 1711
Spouse(s)
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Joanna Pike
1711 - 1762
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Judith G Sawyer Chase
1701 - 1740
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Edmund Chase
1748 - 1823
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Moses Chase
1741 - 1806
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Stephen Chase
1750 - 1785
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Lydia Chase
1742 - 1767
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Jonathan Chase
1751 - 1825
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Mary Chase
1727 - 1808
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Josiah Chase
1735 - 1783
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Nathan Chase
1725 - 1791
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John Chase
1731 - 1804
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Judith Chase
1734 - 1768
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Moses Chase
1729 - 1729
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Parker Chase
1752 - 1815

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