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1st wife of William Chase

Also Known As: "1st Wife of William Chase", "Jr.", "Not Mary Holder", "Not Elizabeth Holder"
Birthdate:
Birthplace: Probably, England (United Kingdom)
Death: 1662 (33-42)
Yarmouth, Cape Cod, Plymouth Colony
Place of Burial: West Harwich, Barnstable County, Massachusetts, United States
Immediate Family:

Wife of William Chase, Jr.
Mother of William Chase; Jacob Chase; John Chase, of Yarmouth; Abraham Chase; Elizabeth Baker and 1 other

Occupation: 1st wife to William Chase Jr (?)
Managed by: Gene Daniell
Last Updated:

About 1st wife of William Chase

https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Chase-115

William Chase Jr’s wife was not Elizabeth (or Mary) Holder. She was born 4 Jan 1665 and is much too young to have married William. I have detached William Chase’s 1st wife as child of Christopher Holder, Sr. and Mary Holder


Children of William Chase Jr & his 1st wife include

  • 1. William, married first, Hannah Sherman; second December 6, 1732 Priscilla Perry.
  • 2. Jacob, married Mary ___ ;
  • 3. John married 1674, Elizabeth Baker;
  • 4. Elizabeth, married May 27, 1674, Daniel Baker
  • 5. Abraham, married Elizabeth ___

Notes:

  • “Elizabeth” [SIC] married William Chase in 1644 on Cape Cod. She and William had 6 children. 
  • The "Great Migration Project" & Torrey's "New England Marriages Prior to 1700" (doc attached) conclude that the names of the wives of William Chase, Jr (by 1627-1685) are not known. - EH 17 June 2013
  • Not to be confused with Elizabeth, born between 1660-1665, daughter of Christopher Holder (1631-1688) & Mary Scott (d 1665).
  • Children's birth dates may be estimated: there are scant extant records as many Yarmouth town records were lost in a fire

Anderson, in his Great Migration series, provides no name for either wife, adding:

”All of the dates for the son [of Wm Sr] William Chase [Jr] are rough estimates and largely unsupported by contemporary evidence. This Wililam's apparent eldest child, another William, was married by the early 1672, and would therefore have been born about 1645, which roughly dates the first marriage of William Chase [jr], the son of the immigrant, and also suggests a year of birth for the son of the immigrant. In his article of 1933 John Carroll Chase stated that 'it has been claimed that the four youngest children of William Chase were born of his second wife,' but no evidence other than this is offered.[NEHGR 87:50]. The evidence for the list of children for this William is itself slim, and so all dates for this William are subject to alternation."[11]“

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1st wife of William Chase's Timeline

1624
1624
Probably, England (United Kingdom)
1645
August 16, 1645
Swansea, Plymouth Colony
1646
1646
Yarmouth, (Present Barnstable County), Plymouth Colony (Present Massachusetts), (Present USA)
1649
April 16, 1649
Yarmouth, Plymouth Colony
1652
October 6, 1652
Yarmouth, Cape Cod (Present Barnstable County), Plymouth Colony (Present Massachusetts)
1656
1656
Yarmouth, Cape Cod, Plymouth Colony
1662
1662
Age 38
Yarmouth, Cape Cod, Plymouth Colony
1673
1673
Yarmouth, Plymouth Colony, British Colonial America
1935
May 6, 1935
Age 38