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Elizabeth <I>Bartlett</I> Chase

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Elizabeth Bartlett Chase

Birth
Newbury, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA
Death
22 Jul 1787 (aged 73)
Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA
Burial
Sutton, Worcester County, Massachusetts, USA Add to Map
Plot
South Section (right of Center Drive), Row 6, Chase lot
Memorial ID
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Daughter of Richard & Margaret (Woodman) Bartlet. (Information source for parent's names and place of birth is the published Vital Records of Newbury, Vol. 1, Pg. 38. Information source for her mother's maiden surname is the published Vital Records of Newbury, Vol. 2, Pg. 35.)

She and Seth Chase married in Newbury on May 31, 1738. (Source: Pg. 32 of volume cited above).

The surname is spelled Bartlet in all of these records.

Information source on the location of the lot is a 1916 site plan, image of which is attached to the Dodge Cemetery page. However, on that plan, the lot is in the 6th row on the left side of the Center Drive. To facilitate those entering the cemetery from Leland Hill Road, the location is to the right of the Center Drive. [Information provided by Find A Grave Member #48435494]
Daughter of Richard & Margaret (Woodman) Bartlet. (Information source for parent's names and place of birth is the published Vital Records of Newbury, Vol. 1, Pg. 38. Information source for her mother's maiden surname is the published Vital Records of Newbury, Vol. 2, Pg. 35.)

She and Seth Chase married in Newbury on May 31, 1738. (Source: Pg. 32 of volume cited above).

The surname is spelled Bartlet in all of these records.

Information source on the location of the lot is a 1916 site plan, image of which is attached to the Dodge Cemetery page. However, on that plan, the lot is in the 6th row on the left side of the Center Drive. To facilitate those entering the cemetery from Leland Hill Road, the location is to the right of the Center Drive. [Information provided by Find A Grave Member #48435494]

Inscription

Although the shallow inscription in the dense stone is difficult to read, when viewed close up by Ross Weaver, "July ye 22 1787" was read



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