Lt. Isaac Chase

Not a husband of Susannah

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Isaac Chase was the first of the name to settle on Martha's Vineyard. Isaac was the progenitor of the Chase family of Martha's Vineyard. How he came to the island is unknown but it might have been through Quakers from Salisbury, Mass., who had already started settling Nantucket. In any case, he initially intended to settled in Tisbury (1674), "but the townsmen refused the privilege to him for some reason at that time," possibly due to his Quaker beliefs.[2]

See http://history.vineyard.net/chase.htm

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'Isaac Chase

• 'M, b. 1 April 1650, d. 19 May 1727
• Father Thomas Chase b. 1615, d. 1652
• Mother Elizabeth Philbrick d. 11 Feb 1677
• ' Isaac Chase was born on 1 April 1650 at Hampton, Rockingham, New Hampshire. He married Mary Perkins, daughter of Isaac Perkins and Susanna Wise, on 20 April 1673 at Salisbury, Essex, MA.1,2 Isaac Chase married Mary Tilton, daughter of William Tilton and Susanna Pecton, on 5 October 1675 at Tewkesbury, Middlesex, MA. Isaac Chase died on 19 May 1727 at Tewksbury, Middlesex, MA, at age 77.
• 'Family 1 Mary Perkins b. 23 Jul 1658, d. 1674
• 'Family 2 Mary Tilton b. c 1652, d. 14 Jun 1746
• Children
  • ◦Rachel Chase+ b. 25 Oct 1679
  • ◦Isaac Chase+2 b. 21 Jan 1681, d. Apr 1760
• Citations
• 1.[S14] Unknown author, New England Marriages Prior to 1700, by Clarence Almon Torrey., p. 147.
• 2.[S61] Unknown author, Family Group Sheets, SLC Archives. http://our-royal-titled-noble-and-commoner-ancestors.com/p1008.htm
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Confusion re: Mary Perkins

Mary Perkins married Eliakim Warwell They were in records in Newbury MA & then original settlers of Monmouth NJ & prominent Quakers. She is said to have been the daughter of Isaac Perkins & Susanna Wise. However- So is the Mary Perkins who married Isaac Chase as his 1st wife, "sister of Jacob Perkins" & died without issue.

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1. from TORREY: CHASE, Isaac (?1650-1727) & 1/wf Mary PERKINS (1658-); 20 Feb 1673; Salisbury {Reg. 1:68, 47:483; Hampton NH 635, 959; GDMNH 138, 542; Chase (#1) 482; Philbrick 9; Sv. 1:365; Tingley-Meyers 281; Robie (1956) 24}. They had no children.
2. from TORREY: CHASE, Isaac (-1727) & 2/wf Mary TILTON (ca 1658-1746); Martha's Vineyard, 5 Oct 1675; Salisbury {Davis: Anc. of Phoebe Tilton 18; Robie (1956) 24; Hampton NH 635; GDMNH 138, 686; Chase (#1) 482; Spalding 523; Salisbury Fam. 94; Tingley-Meyers 281} They had six sons and six daughters.

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Isaac Chase was born on 1 Apr 1650 in Hampton, Rockingham Co NH to Thomas Chase Sr and Elizabeth (Philbrick) Chase. He is the brother of Thomas Chase Jr, Joseph Chase, James Chase, Abraham Chase, John Garland, Jacob Garland and Peter Garland.

Husband of Mary (Perkins) Chase — married 20 Feb 1673 [location unknown]

Husband of Mary (Tilton) Chase — married 1675 [location unknown]

He is the father of Thomas Chase, Isaac Chase, Abraham Chase, Mary (Chase) Weeks and Hannah (Chase) Pease. Isaac died on 19 May 1727 in Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts, USA

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Biography

Isaac Chase was born in Hampton, NH, 1 April 1650, third son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Philbrick) Chase. He remained there til at least October 1673.[1]Isaac was the progenitor of the Chase family of Martha's Vineyard. How he came to the island is unknown but it might have been through Quakers from Salisbury, Mass., who had already started settling Nantucket. In any case, he initially intended to settled in Tisbury (1674), "but the townsmen refused the privilege to him for some reason at that time," possibly due to his Quaker beliefs.[2]

While he resided for a time at Homes Hole, "in the uttermost part of the town, many miles from the dwellings of any settlers," he purchased land within the town limits by 1675.

That he was a man of wealth is suggested by the fact that by 1700, he was one of the largest landholders on the Vineyard. He became sole proprietor of Homes Hole, had significant property in the Chickemmoo which, despite being subject of dispute with the Sachem and the town, which he continued to add to over the years.[3] He rarely sold any of his holdings, most of which passed down to his heirs.

Isaac made his living as blacksmith, inn-holder, and ferryman. While a Quaker, he held military office as Lieutenant in the Company of Foot in Tisbury before 1692, and was known as "Mr. Isaac Chase the Leueten't without oath he pleading for the quakers."[4] This is the only reference to his Quaker proclivities of Chase on record. He continued to be referred to as Lieutenant throughout his life.

Isaac Chase married first Feb. 20, 1673 Mary, daughter of Isaac Perkins of Hampton, by whom he had no issue.

He married second Oct. 5, 1675 Mary Tilton, probably sister of Samuel of Hampton and Chilmark. They were married by Rev. John Mayhew. This marriage produced 12 children that subsequently produced a large progeny in Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.[5]

Isaac died May 19, 1727, and his will, dated Feb. 12, 1721-2, was proven in July, 1727. By it he bequeathed what lands he had not given away in his lifetime to his widow and surviving children and grandchildren. He'd deeded the Chickemmoo property to his several sons between 1706 and1718; he deeded the Homes Hole neck between 1705 and 1717 to sons Thomas, Isaac and Abraham. But by 1725 the Chickemmoo property remained undivided and "Lieut. Isaac and his son Abraham entered suit against the heirs of Thomas and Ebenezer Rogers for a partition. This was done, and the division then made by the jury is the basis of all land titles in Vineyard Haven north of the creek in front of the hospital."

He was buried at South End Cemetery, Tisbury, Dukes County, Massachusetts. His gravestone reads:

"Here lies the body of Lt Isaac Chase who died May ye 19 1727 aged about 80 years"[6] Children

Thomas Chase (1677 - 1721)* Rachel Chase Knight Munckley (1679 - ____)* Isaac Chase (1682 - 1716)* Abraham Chase (1684 - 1763)* Sarah Chase Cobb (1693 - 1749)* Elizabeth Chase (1703 - 1719)* (Where are the others mentioned earlier?)

Sources

↑ Norfolk Co. Deeds ↑ Tisbury Records, 8: "The townsmen of Tysbury do not give unto Isack Chace of Hampton liberty to settle in the town." ↑ Deeds, I, 130, 187, 281, 391 ↑ Mass. Arch., CXII, 424, citing Simon Atheam. ↑ "Annals of Tisbury," in History of Martha's Vineyard, (Publisher? Year) ↑ Find-a-Grave Memorial# 8975408 maintained by: NCLafter; originally Created by: Bev; record added: Jun 23, 2004 See also:

Charles Edward Banks, History of Martha's Vineyard, Boston: (Publisher? Year?)

Crossways Cemetery

The Chase Family Coffin, Joshua, M.A. Genealogies, The New England Historical & Genealogical Register, (New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass., 1847) Vol. 1, Page 68 Documents Relating to Towns in New Hampshire (Rumford Printing Company, 1907) Vol. 31, Page 23-24: "Guardianship of Isaac Chase granted to his brother, Thomas Chase, April 9, 1667."

Birth: Apr. 1, 1650 Rockingham County New Hampshire, USA Death: May 19, 1727 Tisbury Dukes County Massachusetts, USA

Here lies the body of Lt Isaac Chase who died May ye 19 1727 aged about 80 years Lt. Isaac Chase was a Tisbury blacksmith, and a Quaker. He married (1st) Mary Perkins, and (2nd) Mary Tilton. He was the son of Thomas Chase. One of the original settlers of Tisbury, his estate comprised nearly the whole of the present village of Vineyard Haven.

Family links:

Spouse:

 Mary Tilton Chase (1658 - 1746)

Children:
Thomas Chase (1677 - 1721)*

 Rachel Chase Knight Munckley (1679 - ____)*

 Isaac Chase (1682 - 1716)*

 Abraham Chase (1683 - 1763)*

 Sarah Chase Cobb (1693 - 1749)*

 Elizabeth Chase (1703 - 1719)*

 Joseph Chase (1713 - 1749)*

*Calculated relationship

Burial: South End Cemetery Tisbury Dukes County Massachusetts, USA

Maintained by: NCLafter Originally Created by: Bev Record added: Jun 23, 2004 Find A Grave Memorial# 8975408

(a) his grandfather, bapt. 14 Aug. 1580. Richard,

(b) his great grand-father, bapt. 23 Aug. 1542

(who m. Joan Bishop 16 May 1564) and Thomas

(c). Isaac2 was b. abt. 1 Apr. 1650, or 1647 (according to his gravestone), and came first to Tisbury in 1674 bringing with him the trade of a blacksmith as well as his predilections for the Quaker religion.

[See also Annals of Tisbury: Sketches of the Early Settlers.]

He m. (1) MARY PERKINS of Hampton, N. H.

(sister of his fellow emigrant to the Vineyard, Jacob Perkins) 20 Feb. 1673,

by whom he had no issue. 

She d. soon after and he m.

(2) MARY TILTON (sister of another fellow emigrant, Samuel Tilton

(3) [*See Note.]) 5 Oct. 1675, the ceremony being performed by Rev. John Mayhew. 

She was b. 1658-9 and d. 14 June 1746 being the mother of all his children.

His Wil1 12 Feb. 1721-22 was pro. July 1727, and his large landed estate,

comprising nearly the whole of the present village of Vineyard Haven,

became an inheritance for his children.

[He is buried at Crossways Cemetery.]

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Isaac Chase (1650 - 1727)

Isaac Chase's Profile Family Tree & Genealogy Tools Isaac Chase Born 1 Apr 1650 in Hampton, Rockingham Co NH Son of Thomas Chase Sr and Elizabeth (Philbrick) Chase Brother of Thomas Chase Jr, Joseph Chase, James Chase, Abraham Chase, John Garland, Jacob Garland and Peter Garland Husband of Mary (Perkins) Chase — married 20 Feb 1673 [location unknown] Husband of Mary (Tilton) Chase — married 1675 [location unknown] Father of Thomas Chase, Isaac Chase, Abraham Chase, Mary (Chase) Weeks and Hannah (Chase) Pease Died 19 May 1727 in Edgartown, Dukes, Massachusetts, USA Profile managers: Katherine Patterson [send private message] and Lois Hirsch [send private message] Chase-271 created 30 Dec 2010 | Last modified 6 Oct 2015 This page has been accessed 841 times.

Biography

Isaac Chase was born in Hampton, NH, 1 April 1650, third son of Thomas and Elizabeth (Philbrick) Chase. He remained there til at least October 1673.[1]

Isaac was the progenitor of the Chase family of Martha's Vineyard. How he came to the island is unknown but it might have been through Quakers from Salisbury, Mass., who had already started settling Nantucket. In any case, he initially intended to settled in Tisbury (1674), "but the townsmen refused the privilege to him for some reason at that time," possibly due to his Quaker beliefs.[2]

While he resided for a time at Homes Hole, "in the uttermost part of the town, many miles from the dwellings of any settlers," he purchased land within the town limits by 1675.

That he was a man of wealth is suggested by the fact that by 1700, he was one of the largest landholders on the Vineyard. He became sole proprietor of Homes Hole, had significant property in the Chickemmoo which, despite being subject of dispute with the Sachem and the town, which he continued to add to over the years.[3] He rarely sold any of his holdings, most of which passed down to his heirs.

Isaac made his living as blacksmith, inn-holder, and ferryman. While a Quaker, he held military office as Lieutenant in the Company of Foot in Tisbury before 1692, and was known as "Mr. Isaac Chase the Leueten't without oath he pleading for the quakers."[4] This is the only reference to his Quaker proclivities of Chase on record. He continued to be referred to as Lieutenant throughout his life.

Isaac Chase married first Feb. 20, 1673 Mary, daughter of Isaac Perkins of Hampton, by whom he had no issue.

He married second Oct. 5, 1675 Mary Tilton, probably sister of Samuel of Hampton and Chilmark. They were married by Rev. John Mayhew. This marriage produced 12 children that subsequently produced a large progeny in Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket.[5]

Isaac died May 19, 1727, and his will, dated Feb. 12, 1721-2, was proven in July, 1727. By it he bequeathed what lands he had not given away in his lifetime to his widow and surviving children and grandchildren. He'd deeded the Chickemmoo property to his several sons between 1706 and1718; he deeded the Homes Hole neck between 1705 and 1717 to sons Thomas, Isaac and Abraham. But by 1725 the Chickemmoo property remained undivided and "Lieut. Isaac and his son Abraham entered suit against the heirs of Thomas and Ebenezer Rogers for a partition. This was done, and the division then made by the jury is the basis of all land titles in Vineyard Haven north of the creek in front of the hospital."

He was buried at South End Cemetery, Tisbury, Dukes County, Massachusetts. His gravestone reads:

"Here lies the body of Lt Isaac Chase who died May ye 19 1727 aged about 80 years"[6] Children

Thomas Chase (1677 - 1721)* Rachel Chase Knight Munckley (1679 - ____)* Isaac Chase (1682 - 1716)* Abraham Chase (1684 - 1763)* Sarah Chase Cobb (1693 - 1749)* Elizabeth Chase (1703 - 1719)* (Where are the others mentioned earlier?)

Sources

↑ Norfolk Co. Deeds ↑ Tisbury Records, 8: "The townsmen of Tysbury do not give unto Isack Chace of Hampton liberty to settle in the town." ↑ Deeds, I, 130, 187, 281, 391 ↑ Mass. Arch., CXII, 424, citing Simon Atheam. ↑ "Annals of Tisbury," in History of Martha's Vineyard, (Publisher? Year) ↑ Find-a-Grave Memorial# 8975408 maintained by: NCLafter; originally Created by: Bev; record added: Jun 23, 2004 See also:

Charles Edward Banks, History of Martha's Vineyard, Boston: (Publisher? Year?)

Crossways Cemetery

The Chase Family

Coffin, Joshua, M.A. Genealogies, The New England Historical & Genealogical Register,

(New England Historic Genealogical Society, Boston, Mass., 1847) Vol. 1, Page 68

Documents Relating to Towns in New Hampshire (Rumford Printing Company, 1907) Vol. 31, Page 23-24: