Anne Louise CHASE (private). Parents: Clement Grasham CHASE and June Louise MCCLAY.

Catherine Harrington CHASE (private). Parents: Sherret Spaulding CHASE and Catherine Ross COMPTON.

Spouse: Steve JEPSON. Children were: Tisha Elizabeth JEPSON.

Champion Clement CHASE was born on 25 February 1860 in Racine, Racine, WI. He died on 7 May 1922 at the age of 62 in Ashokan, Ulster, NY. Parents: Champion Spaulding CHASE and Mary Sophronia BUTTERFIELD.

Spouse: Lula Belle EDWARDS. Lula Belle EDWARDS and Champion Clement CHASE were married on 5 October 1887 in Santa Ana, Los Angeles, California. Los Angeles, CA MB 13/313 Children were: Clement Edwards CHASE, Cornelia Carmelita CHASE, Philip Bradford CHASE, Helena Modjeska CHASE.

Champion Spaulding CHASE was born on 20 March 1820 in Cornish, Sullivan, NH. He died on 3 November 1898 at the age of 78 in Omaha, Douglas, NE. Political Graveyard-online: Mayors of Omaha, Champion S. Chase (d. 1898) of Omaha, Douglas County, Neb. Born in Cornish, Sullivan County, N. H. Nebraska state attorney general, 1867-69, member of University of Nebraska board of regents, 18698-75, may of Omaha, Neb. 1874-77, 1879-81, 1883-84. Died November 3, 1898. Burial location unknown. Chase County, Neb. is named for him.
American Ancestry: giving name and descent, in the male line, of, Americans whose ancestors settled in the United States previous to the Declaration of Independence, A.D. 1776. by Thomas Patric Huges, Frank Munsell, Albany, N. Y. Munsell, 1887-1899Volume 10
CHAMPION SPAULDING CHASE of Omaha, Neb., b. in Cornish, N. H. Mar. 20, 1820, educated at Kimball union acad. in Meriden, N. H., taught school 3 years before he became of age, and then was a teacher in Amsterdam, N. Y., acad., 1841-2, studied law in Buffalo, N.Y. , delegate to Nat. Riv. and Harbor Conv. in Chicago, 1847, adm. to bar, 1847, practised in Racine, Wis., 1848-61, adm. to practice in U. S. Supreme Ct., at Wash., on motion of Daniel Webster, 1851, member Racine bd. of education, 1853-7, pres. of the bd., 1855-7, delegate to 1st Nat. Rep. Conv. at Phila., 1856, State senator, 1856, chairman of judiciary committee which supervised revision of State statutes, dist. atty., 1858-9, paymaster in U. S. army, 1862-6, served at sieges of Knoxville, Mobile, and Vicksburg, joined Gen. Grant's staff at Vicksburg, 1863, had headquarters at new Orleans, 1863-5, performed duty most of the time on the Rio Grande, breveted lieut.-col. when mustered out at Brownsville, Tex., 1866, for meritorius services in the Gulf campaign, went to Omaha, 1866, was 1st atty.-gen of Nebraska, 1867, regent of Neb. univ., 1868-74, mayor of Omaha 7 years, pres. neb. Soc. Sosns of Am. Rev., pres. neb. Humane Soc., member Nat. Nicaragua Canal Com., Interstate Deep Harbor Com., vice-pres. Neb. Irrigation Assn., Chase co., Neb., was named for him, also Champion, Neb. LL. D., 1883 (m. May 1, 1848, Mary Sophronia Butterfield, (and had Champion Clement of Omaha, b. at Racine, Feb 25, 1860, m. Lula Bella Edwards at Santa Ana, Cal., Oct. 5, 1887, and had Clement Edwards Chase, b. Omaha, July 26, 1888, and Carmelita b. Apr 20, 180). Mary S. Butterfield was b. in Homer, NY., Jan. 27, 1827, d. in Omaha, Jan. 3, 1882, grad. Troy, N. Y. fem. sem., 1845, dau. of Moses Bradford Butterfield, b. in Canterbury, Ct., Jan. 26, 1797, d. in Ionia, Mich. May 17, 1872 and Mary Stanton Noyes, b. in Stonington, Ct., Apr. 17, 1796, d. in Homer, N. Y., Sept 13, 1836, des. of Gov. Wm. Bradford of Plymouth colony, and Rev. John Bradford, burned at the stake, 1555, Thomas Stanton, Indian interpreter-general for New England, who came to Stonington, 1636, Wm. Dennison, who came to Roxbury, Mass, 1631, whose son George went to England and served under Cromwell, and m. Lady Ann Borodel); Champion Spaulding Chase is the son of Clement Chase of Cornish, N. H., b. there, July 4, 1776, d. there, June 7, 1867, farmer, deacon, known for his rigid probity of character, humanity, and liberality (m. 1st, Lucy Murray of Litchfield, Ct. b. 1778, d. Aug. 18, 1814, and had 7 children, viz: Philemon Murray Chase, b. 1799, d. 1820, Susan, b. Aug 11, 1800, Truman, b. 1807, (m. Amanda Tisdale of Hanover, N. H.) Lucy Murray (m. Horace Bushnell of Westbrook, Ct.) George Clement, b. May 1, 1806, d. Jan 21, 1807, Esther Robbins, b. in Feb. 1813, d. Mar. 12, 1813, Esther Robbins, b. Aug. 13, 1814 (m. Wm. Siloway of Plainfield, N. H., and moved with him to Racine, Wis), m. 2d. Olive Spalding of Meriden, N. H., b. in Meriden, Feb. 29, 1790, d. in Cornish, May 11, 1823, and had 4 children, viz.: Olive Spalding Chase, b. Mary 6, 1816 (m. John B. Judson, M. D.), Eunice Dana Chase, b. 1818, Champion S., above, Philemon Murray Chase, b. July 12, 1822, d. July 12, 1823, m. 3d Prudence Spafford Andrus of Bradford, Vt., b. Aug 31, 1789, d. July 18, 1863, and had 6 children, viz.: Sarah (m. Robt. H. Lay), George Murray b. Mar. 6, 1830, d. 1886 (m. Emeline Chapman, and had Horace Bushnell and Murray Chapman), Ruth Maria and three others who d.y.); Clement was son of Moses Chase of Cornish, N. H., b. in Sutton, Mass., Mar. 16, 1727, d. in Cornish, came from Sutton with his brother Samuel and Dyer Spaulding, and took up lands and settled the town of Cornish, 1767, was captain under Col. Ethan Allen of a company of N. H. minute-men at the taking of Fort Ticonderoga, 1777, was a presidential elector from N. H. when George Washington was first elected (m. Apr. 15, 1752, Hannah Brown of Sutton, Mass., and had 14 children, viz.: Daniel, b. Mar. 15, 1753, John, b. Oct. 4, 1755, Hannah, b. Feb 1758, Amos, b. May 19, 1760, Nahum, b. Oct. 9, 1762, Judith, b. Nov. 26, 1764, Caleb, b. Sept 11, 1767, Susan, b. Aug. 4, 1769, d. Oct 26, 1769, Moody, b. Oct 10, 1770, Moses, b. Nov. 29, 1772, Susan, b. July 4, 1776, d. 1778, Clement, b. July 4, 1776, Harvey, b. Nov. 13, 1778, and Sarah); son of Daniel Chase of Newbury, Mass., until 1725, then of Littleton, then of Sutton, b. in Newbury, Sep. 20, 1685, d. in Sutton, Apr. 17, 1768 (m. Jan. 6, 1706, Sarah March); son of Moses of Newbury, b. there, ensign in Essex, re. (m. Anne, dau of Thomas Folansby); son of Aquila Chase of Newbury, Mass., b. in Chesham, Eng., 1618, came to American, 1639, one of the first grantees and settlers of Hampion, Mass., removed to Newbury, 1646 (m. Anne Wheeler); son of Aquila of Chesham, Eng., b. there, Aug. 14, 1580 (m. Sarah); son of Richard of Chesham, bp Aug. 3, 1542 (m. Apr. 6, 1564, Joan Bisho) son of Thomas of Hundrich, parish of Chesham, Eng.
1850 census, Racine, Racine, WI, p55B, M432_1004
504/536 Champion S. Chase, 30, M, Lawyer, $1500, NH
Mary S. Chase, 23, F, NY
sharing a home with her parents, except as a separate household
1860 census, Racine Ward 3, Racine, WI, p469, M653_1427
639/584 Champion S. Chase, 39, M, Lawyer, $6000, $1500, NH
Mary S. chase, 33, F, NY
Champion Chase, 4/12, M, WI
Elizabeth Butterfield, 23, F, Teacher, Com. Sch. NY
Jane Sangmeur, 17, F, Servant, OH
1870 census, Omaha, Douglas, NE, p449B, M593_829
75/80 C. S. Chase, 47, M, W. Lawyer, $25000, $9000, NH, U. S. Citizen
Mary S. Chase, 42, F, W, Keeping house, NY
Clement Chase, 10, M W at home, WI
Geo. H. Mayer, 24, M W Real Estate Agt, NY, U. S. Citizen
N. Shelton, 24, M W, Clerk for R. Rd. NY, U. S. Citizen
Kate McGlaughlin, 40, F. W. Domestic Servt., Ireland, mother & father foreign born
E. S. Butterfield, 30, F, W, School Teacher, WI
Fannie Butterfield, 24, F, W, School Teacher, WI Parents: Clement CHASE and Olive SPAULDING.

Spouse: Mary Sophronia BUTTERFIELD. Mary Sophronia BUTTERFIELD and Champion Spaulding CHASE were married in May 1848 in Racine, Racine, WI. www.archive.org "Genealogy of Champion and Mary Butterfield Chase" optically scanned, almost illegible Children were: Champion Clement CHASE.

Clement CHASE was born on 4 July 1776 in Cornish, Sullivan, NH. He died on 6 June 1867 at the age of 90 in Cornish, Sullivan, NH. 1850 census, Cornish, Sullivan, NJ, p86A, M432_441
194/194 Clement Chase, 74, M, Farmer, NH
Prudence F. Chase, 66, F, VT Parents: Moses CHASE and Hannah BROWN.

Spouse: Olive SPAULDING. Olive SPAULDING and Clement CHASE were married on 23 March 1815 in Cornish, Sullivan, NH. IGI, familysearch.org Children were: Olive Spaulding CHASE, Eunice Dana CHASE, Champion Spaulding CHASE, Philemon Murray CHASE.

Spouse: Prudence Spofford ANDREWS. Prudence Spofford ANDREWS and Clement CHASE were married on 5 February 1824 in Cornish, Sullivan, NH. IGI, familysearch.org Children were: Sarah CHASE.

Spouse: Lucy MURRAY. Lucy MURRAY and Clement CHASE were married on 10 September 1797 in Litchfield, Litchfield, CT. married at the Congregational Church in what is now Morris, CT, then part of Litchfield, the Church was organized in 1768, found on genealogytrails.com/conn/litchfield/morris_marriages.html

Clement Edwards CHASE was born on 26 July 1888 in Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska. He died on 18 September 1933 at the age of 45 in Philadelphia, PA. obituary, The New York Times, September 19, 1933,
BRIDGE FALL KILLS CLEMENT E. CHASE
Engineers Is Swept From a Girder, Plunges 120 Feet Into Delaware River, WAS MAKING INSPECTION
Partner of Ralph Modjeski Since 1908, He Was Designer of Many Noted Structures
Special to The New York Times
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18---Clement E. Chase, member of the engineering firm of Modjeski, Masters & Chase and one of the builders of the Delaware River Bridge, was killed instantly today when he was hurtled from a girder of the bridge to a waterfront street 120 feet below.
He had been making an inspection of the bridge preliminary to constructing a high-speed line over it from Camden to Philadelphia. A stiff wind was blowing across the river, and it swept him from the girder he was straddling. His body struck a stone abutment of the bridge, bounded to the top of a parked automobile and then fell to the cobbles of Delaware Avenue. He was taken to Hahnemann Hospital, where physicians said he had been killed at once by the fall.
Mr. Chase was born in Omaha, July 267, 1888, and was graduated from Cornell University.
He had been associated with Ralph Modjeski since 1909. The firm has offices in New York at 121 East Thirty-eighth Street.
Mr. Chase had engaged in bridge engineering and construction in many sections of the county, beginning with the McKinley Bridge across the Mississippi at St. Louis. He supervised the design for the suspension bridge between Detroit and Windsor and had been consulting engineer for the new bridge under construction over the Mississippi at New Orleans. He had been engaged recently in the designing of the Klingle Valley Bridge, in Washington, D. C.
He is survived by a widow and three children. birth and death dates from IGI and WW1 draft registration-res: 28 Holmes Ave., Poughkeepsie NY, US Citizen, born Omaha Nebraska; occ: civil engineer, emp: Modjeski & Angier, S. Bethlehem, PA; nearest rel: wife and 2 children, married, yes, support of family; tall, medium build, blue eyes, light brown hair, no, disabilities-none, 5 Jun 1917
TIME magazine, October 2, 1933--Died. Clement E. Chase, 45, bridge engineer, partner of famed Bridgebuilder Ralph Modjeski; when, rocked by a gust of wind, he lost his balance and fell 120 ft from the Delware River Bridge; in Philadelphia
The New York Times, September 19, 1933
BRIDGE FALL KILLS CLEMENT E. CHASE
Engineer is Swept From a Girder, Plunges 120 Feet Into Delaware River
WAS MAKING INSPECTION
Partner of Ralph Modjeski Since 1908, He was Designer of Many Noted Structures
Special to the New York Times
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 18--Clement E. Chase, member of the engineering firm of Modjeski, Masters & Chase, and one of the builders of the Delaware River Bridge, was killed instantly today when he was hurtled from a girder of the bridge to a waterfront street 120 feet below.
He had been making an inspection of the bridge preliminary to constructing a high-speed line over it from Camden to Philadelphia. A stiff wind was blowing across the river, and it swept him from the girder he was straddling. His body struck a stone abutment of the bridge, bouded to the top of a parked automobile and then fell to the cobbles of Delaware Avenue. he was taken to Hahnemann Hospital, where physicians said he had been killed at once by the fall.
Mr. Chase was born in Omaha July 26, 1888, and was graduated from Cornell University.
He had been associated with Ralph Modjeski since 1908. The firm has offices in New York at 121 East Thirty-eighth Street.
Mr. Chase had engaged in bridge engineering and construction in many sections of the coutnry, beginning with the McKinley Bridge across the Mississippi at St. Louis. he supervised the design for the suspension bridge between Detroit and Windsor and had been consulting engineer for the new bridge under construction over the Mississippi at New Orleans. he had been engaged recently in the designing of the Klingle Valley Bridge, in Washington, D.C.
He is survived by his widow and three children.
1920 census, Mamaroneck, Westchester, New York, p11B, ED 63, T625_1275, 52 Brookside Road
208/234 Clement E. Chase, H, O, M, M, W, 31, M, yes yes NE NE NE, yes, Engineer, Bridges OA
Helen K. Chase, wife, F, W, 31, M, yes yes, OH OH OH, yes, none
Clement K. Chase, son, M, W, 4 ?/12, S, OH NE NE, none
Alice Chase, dau, F, W, 3 6/12, S, OH NE NE, none
Cherret Chase, son, M, W, 1 6/12, OH NE NE, none
Louise Staber, servant, F, W, 18, S, no yes yes NY Germany, German, Germany. German, yes, servant, private family, W
Annie Staber, servant, F, W, 20, S, no yes yes NY German,German, Germany, German, yes, servant, private family, W
1930 census, Radnor Twp, Delaware, PA, p15A, ED112, Roll 2032, 410 Walnut Avenue
340/340 Clement Chase, H, O, M, R, no, M, W, 41, M, 22, no, yes, U.S., U.S., U.S. yes, Engineer, Electrical, W, yes no
Helen Chase, wife, no, F, W, 40, M, no, yes, OH, U.S. U. S. yes, homemaker
Clement Chase, son, M, W, 14, S, yes yes, PA, U. S. OH, yes none
Alice Chase, dau, F, W, 13, S, yes no, PA, U.S. OH, yes none
Sherrett Chase, son, M, W, 11, S, yes no, NY, U.S. OH, yes, none
Fergmina Carter, servant, F, neg, 27, M, 16, no, yes, DE, DE, DE, yes, domestic, private family, W, yes Parents: Champion Clement CHASE and Lula Belle EDWARDS.

Spouse: Helen KELSEY. Helen KELSEY and Clement Edwards CHASE were married on 10 June 1914 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. "American Society of Civil Engineers, Memoir" Children were: Clement Kelsey CHASE, Alice Kelsey CHASE, Sherret Spaulding CHASE.

Clement Grasham CHASE (private). Parents: Clement Kelsey CHASE and Bertha Louise GRASHAM.

Spouse: June Louise MCCLAY. Children were: Anne Louise CHASE, Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" CHASE.

Clement Kelsey CHASE was born on 16 July 1915 in Toledo, Lucas, OH. He died on 23 January 2012 at the age of 96 in Tucson, Pima, AZ. obituary, Evergreen Mortuary and Cemetery
Clement Kelsey Chase, 96, of Tucson, died January 23, 2012, from complications of pneumonia. He was born on July 16, 1915 in Toledo, OH. Preceded in death by his parents, Clement Edwards Chase and Helen Mar Kelsey; his wife of 57 years, Bertha Grasham Chase; daughter, Anne E. Chase; sister, Alice Gibson; brother-in-law Sam T. Gibson and nephew Stephen C. Gibson. Survived by son, Clement G. (June L.) Chase; grandchildren, Anne L. Chase and Katherine E. Chase; brother, Sherret S. (Catherine (Kenny) Chase; nieces, Catherine (CiCi) Peters, Helen K. Chase, Alice R. C. Robeson, Lucy G. Simpson, Judith G. Meador, Lena Gibson; nephews, Sherret E. Chase and Wilson Compton Chase-Lansdale. Clement received his BA in Spanish, 1938 and BS in Engineering, 1943 from the University of Arizona. His avocations were ham radio (Quarter Century Radio Clbu), photography and cinematography, and hiking and mountaineering. We will sorely miss this energetic, bright and durable world traveler. Private services were held at Evergreen Mortuary. The family would like to thank El Rancho Encanto assited living facility and Patricia Weiss for easing his care. Memorial contributions may be made to Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona, 3003 S. Country Club Rd., Tucson, 85713 or Tucson Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, tucsonhispanicchamber.org. Arrangements by Evergreen Morturary & Cemetery. Parents: Clement Edwards CHASE and Helen KELSEY.

Spouse: Bertha Louise GRASHAM. Bertha Louise GRASHAM and Clement Kelsey CHASE were married about 1938 in AZ. Children were: Anne Elizabeth CHASE, Clement Grasham CHASE.

Compton Page CHASE (private). Parents: Wilson Compton CHASE and Patricia Lindsay LANSDALE.

Cornelia Carmelita CHASE was born on 20 April 1890 in Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska. She died on 13 January 1983 at the age of 92 in Concord, Middlesex, MA. long article on wikipedia,
1930 census, 38 Ann Street, Cambridge, Middlesex, MA, p14B, ED 58, Roll 916
124/343 Carmelia Hinton, H, O, $6900, F, W, 39, Wd, 24, no yes, NE, WI, IA, yes, Teacher, Private School, W, yes
Jean Hinton, dau, F, W, 13, S, yes yes, IL, England, NE, yes, none
William Hinton, son, M, W, 11, S, yes yes, IL, England, NE, yes, none
Joan C. Hinton, dau, F, W, 8, S, yes yes IL, England NE, yes, none
Helen Chase, mother, F, W, 61, Wd, 20, no, yes, IA, KY, IA, yes, none
Julia Sullivan, servant, F, W, 19, S, no yes, IRE-IFS, Ireland-IFS, Ireland-IFS, English
Mag Gibson, servant, F, W, 19, S, no yes, ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto, Parents: Champion Clement CHASE and Lula Belle EDWARDS.

Spouse: Sebastian HINTON. Cornelia Carmelita CHASE and Sebastian HINTON were married on 26 April 1916 in Chicago, Cook, IL. marriage date from One World Tree, ancestry.com Children were: Jean HINTON, William Howard HINTON, Joan Chase HINTON.

Eunice Dana CHASE was born in 1818 in NY. She died on 30 December 1832 at the age of 14 in NY. Parents: Clement CHASE and Olive SPAULDING.

Helen Kelsey CHASE (private). Parents: Sherret Spaulding CHASE and Catherine Ross COMPTON.

Helena Modjeska CHASE was born on 23 September 1900 in Omaha, Douglas, NE. SSDI She died on 22 December 1986 at the age of 86 in Santa Fe, Santa Fe, NM. SSDI-008-30-5878-VT; Fray Angelico Chavez History Library, palaceof the governors.org, notice of death: 12/24/1986, Helen Chase Drea, female, newspaper: Daily New Mexican, p. a-8, obit date 12/24/1986, death date: 12/22/1986, pod Santa Fe, text: nee Johnson. A resident of Santa Fe since 1981, well known artist and author of books for children.
Obituary, The New Mexican, Santa Fe, N. M., Wednesday, December 24, 1986
Helena Chase Johnson Drea-A resident of Santa Fe since 1981, formerly from Colorado Springs, Colorado, died on December 22, 1986. Mrs. Drea was a well known artist and author and had published several books for children. Many of which have found a place in the Library of Congress. She is survived by a son, Harry McClure Johnson of Washington, D. C.; her daughters, Mansi Kern of Tesuque, NM., Elizabeth Stickney of Hartford, CT., Sarah Jean Shaw of Bozeman, MT., and Priscila Paetsch of Colorado Springs, CO. Private funeral services have been held. Arrangements are under the direction of McGee Meorial Chapel Mortuary and Crematory. Historic Hotels of America, article, HHA Has an Affinity for Animals, among the hotels listed was "The Little Hotel by the Sea, located at the Grande Colonial Hotel in La Jolla, Calif., consisted of seven small guest rooms when it opened in 1925. After doubling in size, the hotel underwent a major remodeling effort in 1939 which incorporated a beautiful six-passenger mahogany elevator, maing it "The Littlest Hotel in the World with an Elevator." The hotel was owned by Helena Chase Johnson, a publisher and author of children's stories. The Johnson brook included five children and two Shetland ponies named Peanuts and Pardner. The ponies became popular residents of the seaside village and were considered members of the family, participating in everything from holidays and birthday parties to nightly dinners. The Johnson's planned a grand celebration of the hotel's reopening in 1940 with a party in the hotel's rooftop solarium, accessible only by the hotel's celebrated elevator. As usual, Peanuts and Pardner were featured on the guest lists. Sadly, repeated attempts to load the pair on the new elevator were unsuccessful and the pair was relegated to the ground floor where they served as official greeters." http://www.historichotels.org/animal_tales/print Parents: Champion Clement CHASE and Lula Belle EDWARDS.

Spouse: Harry McClure JOHNSON. Helena Modjeska CHASE and Harry McClure JOHNSON were married about 1922. Children were: Helena McClure "Mansi" JOHNSON, Harry McClure JOHNSON Jr., Elizabeth JOHNSON, Sarah Jane JOHNSON, Priscilla JOHNSON.

Spouse: William Francis DREA.

Jean Bradford CHASE (private). Parents: Philip Bradford CHASE and Helen Miller HOWE.

Spouse: Jack COLVEN. Children were: Christl COLVEN.

Katherine Elizabeth "Kate" CHASE (private). Parents: Clement Grasham CHASE and June Louise MCCLAY.

Moses CHASE was born on 16 March 1727 in Newbury, Essex, MA. He died on 18 October 1799 at the age of 72 in Cornish, Sullivan, NH.

Spouse: Hannah BROWN. Children were: Clement CHASE.

Olive Spaulding CHASE was born on 6 March 1816. She died on 31 August 1866 at the age of 50 in Livingstone Mills, NY. Parents: Clement CHASE and Olive SPAULDING.

Spouse: John Burrit Judson .

Page Kathleen CHASE (private). Parents: Sherret Edwards CHASE and Susan PAGE.

Patricia Catherine "Kate" CHASE (private). Parents: Wilson Compton CHASE and Patricia Lindsay LANSDALE.

Philemon Murray CHASE was born on 12 July 1822. He died on 30 July 1832 at the age of 10. Parents: Clement CHASE and Olive SPAULDING.

Philip Bradford CHASE was born on 13 December 1894 in Omaha, Douglas, NE. He died in August 1973 at the age of 78 in Shokan, Ulster, NY. WW1 draft registration, res: 318 S. 19th St. Omaha, Neb., U.S. Citzen, occ: Advertising representative, Emp Chase Commercial Publishing Co., New York City, no dependents, single, no military service, exemption from draft: application made for aviation corps, tall, medium build, brown eyes, light hard, bald-no, no disabilities; SSDI; 073-02-3773-NY
1930 census, Colonie, Albany, NY, p8A ED 132, Roll 1405, Meadow Road
183/180 Phillip B. Chase, H, O, $8000, R, no M W 35, M, 29, no yes, NE WI IA, yes, Bond Salesman, Banking, W, yes yes WW
Helen Howe Chase, wife, F W, 34, M, 27, no yes NE MN IL, yes none
Phillip Howe Chase, son, M W 5, S, no yes NE NE NE, yes, none
Louise Staber, Servant, F W 28, S, no yes NY, Germany, Germany, yes Cook, Private Family, W, yes Parents: Champion Clement CHASE and Lula Belle EDWARDS.

Spouse: Helen Miller HOWE. Helen Miller HOWE and Philip Bradford CHASE were married. They were divorced. Children were: Philip Howe CHASE, Jean Bradford CHASE.

Philip Crouze CHASE (private). Parents: Philip Howe CHASE and Marian Cornet CROUZE.

Spouse: Dale YANKOWSKI.

Spouse: Jennifer LANCASTER.

Spouse: Lisa BATTAGLIA.

Philip Howe CHASE (private). Parents: Philip Bradford CHASE and Helen Miller HOWE.

Spouse: Marian Cornet CROUZE. Children were: Philip Crouze CHASE, Susan Cornet CHASE.

Sarah CHASE was born on 23 November 1829 in Cornish, Sullivan, NH. She died in 1857 at the age of 28. Parents: Clement CHASE and Prudence Spofford ANDREWS.

Sherret Edwards CHASE (private). Parents: Sherret Spaulding CHASE and Catherine Ross COMPTON.

Spouse: Susan PAGE. Children were: Page Kathleen CHASE.

Sherret Spaulding CHASE (private). Parents: Clement Edwards CHASE and Helen KELSEY.

Spouse: Catherine Ross COMPTON. Children were: Catherine Harrington CHASE, Helen Kelsey CHASE, Sherret Edwards CHASE, Wilson Compton CHASE, Alice Ross CHASE.

Susan Cornet CHASE (private). Parents: Philip Howe CHASE and Marian Cornet CROUZE.

Spouse: David Glenn MOTZKIN. Children were: Julian Chase MOTZKIN, Chelsey Cornet MOTZKIN.

Wilson Compton CHASE (private). Parents: Sherret Spaulding CHASE and Catherine Ross COMPTON.

Spouse: Patricia Lindsay LANSDALE. Children were: Patricia Catherine "Kate" CHASE, Compton Page CHASE.

Nancy CHATTEN (private).

Spouse: Johnson KING.

Daniel CHAUNCEY was born about 1712 in ,Pasquotank, NC. He died unknown.

Spouse: Ann OVERMAN. Children were: Rachel CHAUNCEY.

Rachel CHAUNCEY was born on 7 August 1741 in NC. She died in 1831 at the age of 90 in ,Tazewell, IL. Parents: Daniel CHAUNCEY and Ann OVERMAN.

Spouse: Samuel STOUT. Rachel CHAUNCEY and Samuel STOUT were married on 12 December 1762 in NC. Children were: Samuel STOUT.

Blanca CHAVARRIA (private).

Spouse: Edward Robert JENNINGS.

Victor S. CHAVEZ (private).

Spouse: Pamela Rose ISAAC.

Callie CHEAIRS was born in May 1881 in Okolona, Chickasaw, MS. She died unknown. Parents: Samuel D. CHEAIRS and Elleseph "Ella" TINDALL.

Pearl CHEAIRS was born in June 1883 in Okolona, Chickasaw, MS. She died unknown. Parents: Samuel D. CHEAIRS and Elleseph "Ella" TINDALL.

Samuel D. CHEAIRS died before 1 June 1900 in Okolona, Chickasaw, MS.

Spouse: Elleseph "Ella" TINDALL. Elleseph "Ella" TINDALL and Samuel D. CHEAIRS were married on 16 December 1885 in ,Chickasaw, MS. LDS marriage extraction, Chickasaw co MS Children were: Callie CHEAIRS, Pearl CHEAIRS.

Albert CHEANEY (private).

Children were: Sarah E. "Sallie" CHEANEY.

Almeda CHEANEY was born about 1869 in ,Henderson, KY. She died unknown. Parents: Luke Madison CHEANEY and Carolina NUNN.

Dorothy D. CHEANEY was born about 1912 in ,Henderson, KY. She died unknown. Parents: Horatio Frederick CHEANEY and Lucy Lee HUGGINS.

Faustina CHEANEY was born on 22 November 1874 in ,Henderson, KY. She died on 22 May 1919 at the age of 44 in ,Henderson, KY. She was buried in Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Henderson, KY. Parents: Luke Madison CHEANEY and Mary Ann CLEMENTS.

Spouse: Sherwood S. HICKS. Faustina CHEANEY and Sherwood S. HICKS were married about 1895 in KY.

Grace Dare CHEANEY was born on 10 June 1908 in ,Henderson, KY. She died on 26 February 1920 at the age of 11 in ,Henderson, KY. She was buried in Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Henderson, KY. KY death certificate #1920-4233; cause of death: septicemia due to local infection of wound, contributory: influenza, Parents: Horatio Frederick CHEANEY and Lucy Lee HUGGINS.

Harriet "Hattie" CHEANEY was born about 1878 in ,Henderson, KY. She died unknown. Parents: Luke Madison CHEANEY and Mary Ann CLEMENTS.

Horatio Frederick CHEANEY was born about 1882 in ,Henderson, KY. He died unknown. 1920 census, Robards, Henderson, KY
3/3 Horatio F. Cheaney, H, O, M, M, W, 38, M, yes yes, KY KY KY, yes, Farmer, Gen Farm, OA
Lucy L. Cheaney, wife, F, W, 32, M, yes yes NC NC NC, yes none
Grace D. Cheaney, dau, F, W, 12, S, yes yes yes, KY KY NC, yes, none
Dorothy D. Cheaney, dau, F, W, 8, S, yes, --, --, KY KY NC, none
Howard F. Cheaney, son, M, W, 3 6/12, S, KY KY NC, none
Luke M. Cheaney, father, M, W, 83, M, yes yes KY KY KY, yes none
Mary Cheaney, mother, F, W, 70, M, yes yes KY KY KY, yes none
1930 census, Robards, Henderson, KY, p9A, ED 17, Roll 750
189/192 Horatio F. Cheaney, H, O, yes M W, 49, M, 26, no yes KY KY KY, yes Farming, Gen Farm, 0,yes no
Lucy L. Cheaney, wife, F, W, 43, M, 20, no yes NC NC NC, yes none
Dorothy D. Cheaney, dau, F, W, 17, S, yes yes KY KY NC, yes, none
Howard F. Cheaney, son, M, W, 13, S, yes yes KY KY NC, yes, none Parents: Luke Madison CHEANEY and Mary Ann CLEMENTS.

Spouse: Lucy Lee HUGGINS. Lucy Lee HUGGINS and Horatio Frederick CHEANEY were married about 1907 in ,Henderson, KY. Children were: Grace Dare CHEANEY, Dorothy D. CHEANEY, Howard F. CHEANEY.

Horatio Leonard CHEANEY was born on 21 December 1810. He died on 12 November 1892 at the age of 81 in ,Henderson, KY. He was buried in Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Henderson, KY.

Spouse: Elizabeth TOWLER. Elizabeth TOWLER and Horatio Leonard CHEANEY were married on 25 November 1832 in ,Henderson, KY. Children were: Mary Ann CHEANEY, Luke Madison CHEANEY.

Howard F. CHEANEY was born on 4 July 1916 in ,Henderson, KY. He died on 30 April 1995 at the age of 78 in Porterville, Tulare, CA. SSDI-400-16-4162-KY Parents: Horatio Frederick CHEANEY and Lucy Lee HUGGINS.

Leonard CHEANEY was born about 1862 in ,Henderson, KY. He died unknown. Parents: Luke Madison CHEANEY and Carolina NUNN.

Luenna CHEANEY was born about 1864 in ,Henderson, KY. She died unknown. Parents: Luke Madison CHEANEY and Carolina NUNN.

Luke CHEANEY was born about 1884 in ,Henderson, KY. He died unknown. Parents: Luke Madison CHEANEY and Mary Ann CLEMENTS.

Luke Madison CHEANEY was born on 11 May 1836 in ,Henderson, KY. He died on 23 June 1922 at the age of 86 in ,Henderson, KY. He was buried in Fernwood Cemetery, Henderson, Henderson, KY. KY death certificate #1922-13371; cause of death: senility; occ: Farming, widowed, informant: Fred Chaney
1900 census, Anthoston, Henderson, KY, p17B, ED 52, T623_527 (listed as Chessey in ancestry.com)
section of census page, illegible, taken from ancestry's shortened version
Luke Chessey, 63
Mary A. Chessey, 60
Charles Chessey, 9
Luke Chessey, 16
Isabella Knie, 65
1910 census, District 6, Henderson, KY, p6B, ED 79, T624_480, listed as Chiang in ancestry.com
130/130 Luke M. Cheany, H, M, W, 73, M2, 36, KY KY KY, English, Farmer, OA, no, 0, yes yes O M F
Mary A. Cheany, wife, F W 60, M1, 36, 6-2, KY KY KY, English, none, yes yes
1920 census, Robards, Henderson, KY, p1A, ED 84, T625_575
Luke M. Cheaney, father, M, W, 83, M, yes yes KY KY KY, yes, none
Mary Cheaney, mother, F, W, 70, M, yes yes, KY KY KY, yes none
living with son, Horatio F. Cheaney, see his notes Parents: Horatio Leonard CHEANEY and Elizabeth TOWLER.

Spouse: Carolina NUNN. Carolina NUNN and Luke Madison CHEANEY were married about 1861 in ,Henderson, KY. Children were: Leonard CHEANEY, Luenna CHEANEY, Mary E. CHEANEY, Almeda CHEANEY.

Spouse: Mary Ann CLEMENTS. Mary Ann CLEMENTS and Luke Madison CHEANEY were married about 1873 in ,Henderson, KY. Children were: Faustina CHEANEY, Harriet "Hattie" CHEANEY, Horatio Frederick CHEANEY, Luke CHEANEY.

Mary Ann CHEANEY was born about 1834 in ,Henderson, KY. She died unknown. Parents: Horatio Leonard CHEANEY and Elizabeth TOWLER.

Spouse: William HOPGOOD. Mary Ann CHEANEY and William HOPGOOD were married on 22 June 1852 in ,Henderson, KY. Children were: Minerva HOPGOOD, Frances HOPGOOD, Mary HOPGOOD, James HOPGOOD, Pinkney HOPGOOD, William Lenard HOPGOOD.