His Father is William Wallace Chase (1828-1907), and his Mother is Susan Elizabeth Newcomb (1832- 1928 ). I believe Harvey's son Rodney L. the informant, didn't remember his grandparents names. Harvey's marriage record has the recorded the correct names. Harvey married Mary Caroline Paulson on 30 Jan 1879 in Poy Sippi, Wisconsin. Harvey & Mary had 7 children, six are posted on F.A.G. with their spouses. One child we can't find a burial for is Harry Paul Chase (1885-1942). We found Harry's wife, Vivian Veryle (Peters)Chase-Brooks (1893-1930). Harry & Vivian were married in 1910. Sometime after 1920 they divorced & she had remarried to Wesley Brooks Sr., Vivian is buried with her last husband Wesley. Sometime after May 1885 & before Dec. 1889 the family moved to Willow City, North Dakota. Sometime in the late 1920's they all moved to Washington State, except Philo he staid in N. Dakota. They lived in the Seattle-Tacoma area off & on, and places in-between there, and in Okanogan County, WA. They had one son, Fenton, who serve during WWI.
Submitted by Kathy on 28 July 2010
Updated by Kathy on 17 Jan. 2024
Submitted by Kathy on 28 July 2010
Updated by Kathy on 17 Jan. 2024
His Father is William Wallace Chase (1828-1907), and his Mother is Susan Elizabeth Newcomb (1832- 1928 ). I believe Harvey's son Rodney L. the informant, didn't remember his grandparents names. Harvey's marriage record has the recorded the correct names. Harvey married Mary Caroline Paulson on 30 Jan 1879 in Poy Sippi, Wisconsin. Harvey & Mary had 7 children, six are posted on F.A.G. with their spouses. One child we can't find a burial for is Harry Paul Chase (1885-1942). We found Harry's wife, Vivian Veryle (Peters)Chase-Brooks (1893-1930). Harry & Vivian were married in 1910. Sometime after 1920 they divorced & she had remarried to Wesley Brooks Sr., Vivian is buried with her last husband Wesley. Sometime after May 1885 & before Dec. 1889 the family moved to Willow City, North Dakota. Sometime in the late 1920's they all moved to Washington State, except Philo he staid in N. Dakota. They lived in the Seattle-Tacoma area off & on, and places in-between there, and in Okanogan County, WA. They had one son, Fenton, who serve during WWI.
Submitted by Kathy on 28 July 2010
Updated by Kathy on 17 Jan. 2024
Submitted by Kathy on 28 July 2010
Updated by Kathy on 17 Jan. 2024
Gravesite Details
He was moved in Jan 1940 to grave 3n-R.
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