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Peace Chase

Birth6 Apr 1745 - Swanzey, Massachusetts, USA
Death9 Mar 1800 - Adams, Berkshire, Massachusetts, United States
MotherEsther Buffington
FatherStephen Chase

Born in Swanzey, Massachusetts, USA on 6 Apr 1745 to Stephen Chase and Esther Buffington. Peace Chase married David Baker and had 13 children. She passed away on 9 Mar 1800 in Adams, Berkshire, Massachusetts, United States.

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Parents
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Stephen Chase
1706 - 1790
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Esther Buffington
1712 - 1750
Spouse(s)
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David Baker
1745 - 1804
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David Sprague
1731 - 1822
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David Sprague
1732 - 1821
Children Show all
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Moses Baker
1776 - 1853
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David Baker
1779 - 1844
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Daniel Baker
1786 - 1852
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Stephen C Baker
1788 - 1825
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Peace Baker
1781 - 1800
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Esther Baker
1770 - 1860
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Joseph Baker
1783 - 1852
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Sarah E Baker
1772 - 1836
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Hannah Baker
1794 - 1884
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Hannah Baker
1796 - 1835
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Solomon Baker
1770 - 1847
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Asa Baker
1790 - 1873
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Asa Baker
1790 - Unknown

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