DEACON AMOS CHASE:
He is my husband's 5th Great-Grandfather & was called Deacon Amos Chase. Amos was instrumental in moving the First Parish church from the old building on Old Pool Road to the Saco side. He was also instrumental in getting John Fairfield as the first Pastor in Saco (1762). He was a large land holder in the Camp Ellis Ferry Beach area. As one of his many endeavors he also ran the ferry across the river. His home has been restored & is located in Saco, Maine. Amos & his wife had 13 children. The children are listed in Sarah's memorial notes. We are looking for their son, Joseph Chase(1754-1797) & his wife, Olive (Woodman) Chase(1756-1841). It is through Joseph & Olive that our branch of the Chase lineage comes through. Find a grave volunteers have been instrumental in helping us find the resting places of long forgotten family members. Long forgotten & now remembered family members are being introduced to the next generation of our branch of Chase's.
We appreciate & thank all the F.A.G. Volunteers for helping us find those lost ones.
He is my husband's 5th Great-Grandfather & was called Deacon Amos Chase. Amos was instrumental in moving the First Parish church from the old building on Old Pool Road to the Saco side. He was also instrumental in getting John Fairfield as the first Pastor in Saco (1762). He was a large land holder in the Camp Ellis Ferry Beach area. As one of his many endeavors he also ran the ferry across the river. His home has been restored & is located in Saco, Maine. Amos & his wife had 13 children. The children are listed in Sarah's memorial notes. We are looking for their son, Joseph Chase(1754-1797) & his wife, Olive (Woodman) Chase(1756-1841). It is through Joseph & Olive that our branch of the Chase lineage comes through. Find a grave volunteers have been instrumental in helping us find the resting places of long forgotten family members. Long forgotten & now remembered family members are being introduced to the next generation of our branch of Chase's.
We appreciate & thank all the F.A.G. Volunteers for helping us find those lost ones.
DEACON AMOS CHASE:
He is my husband's 5th Great-Grandfather & was called Deacon Amos Chase. Amos was instrumental in moving the First Parish church from the old building on Old Pool Road to the Saco side. He was also instrumental in getting John Fairfield as the first Pastor in Saco (1762). He was a large land holder in the Camp Ellis Ferry Beach area. As one of his many endeavors he also ran the ferry across the river. His home has been restored & is located in Saco, Maine. Amos & his wife had 13 children. The children are listed in Sarah's memorial notes. We are looking for their son, Joseph Chase(1754-1797) & his wife, Olive (Woodman) Chase(1756-1841). It is through Joseph & Olive that our branch of the Chase lineage comes through. Find a grave volunteers have been instrumental in helping us find the resting places of long forgotten family members. Long forgotten & now remembered family members are being introduced to the next generation of our branch of Chase's.
We appreciate & thank all the F.A.G. Volunteers for helping us find those lost ones.
He is my husband's 5th Great-Grandfather & was called Deacon Amos Chase. Amos was instrumental in moving the First Parish church from the old building on Old Pool Road to the Saco side. He was also instrumental in getting John Fairfield as the first Pastor in Saco (1762). He was a large land holder in the Camp Ellis Ferry Beach area. As one of his many endeavors he also ran the ferry across the river. His home has been restored & is located in Saco, Maine. Amos & his wife had 13 children. The children are listed in Sarah's memorial notes. We are looking for their son, Joseph Chase(1754-1797) & his wife, Olive (Woodman) Chase(1756-1841). It is through Joseph & Olive that our branch of the Chase lineage comes through. Find a grave volunteers have been instrumental in helping us find the resting places of long forgotten family members. Long forgotten & now remembered family members are being introduced to the next generation of our branch of Chase's.
We appreciate & thank all the F.A.G. Volunteers for helping us find those lost ones.
Inscription
SACRED
to the memory
of the
Venerable
and
eminently pious
DEACON AMOS CHASE
born Jan. 15th 1718
died March 2nd 1818
aged 100 years
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SARAH COLE his WiFE
died Feb. 4, 1781,
A? 56 yrs.
Gravesite Details
As of the posting date of, 4/29/2013, of this photo, this marker is 195 yrs. old. The inscription is solid & clear to read. In very good condition by way of the posted image. So the photo documentation of this marker is very important.
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