Fourth Generation

12. William Kentisber Chase^{30,31,32,54,55,56,57} was born on 1 Jan 1816 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.^54,58 In 1840, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁵⁹ In 1850, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.³² The ages listed in this census are William, 33, Elizabeth, 36, Amos, 10 and Charles 3. In 1860, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.³³ age 43. He was a teamster in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts in 1860.³³ In 1870, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶⁰ age 54. He was a shoe maker in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts in 1870.⁶⁰ In 1880, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁵⁸ age 65. He was a shoe maker in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts in 1880.⁵⁸ He died in 1888 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.^29,61 He was a cordwainer.^31,32 He was named after William Perigren Kentisber.²⁹ (He was the husband of his great aunt Ruth [Goodwin].) William Kentisber Chase and Elizabeth Ann Johnson were married on 12 Aug 1838 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.^30,31,55,56

13. Elizabeth Ann Johnson^{30,31,32,55,56} was born about Apr 1815 in New Hampshire.³² She was age 36 in the 1850 census. LDS website has her born 22 Jun 1810. In 1850, she appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.³² age 36. She died on 3 Feb 1851 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.^33,56 She died as a result of consumption.⁵⁶ Children were:

i.
Amos Francis Chase^32,62 was born on 8 Oct 1840 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.^32,62,63 1900 census has his DOB as Oct 1842 as do others. In 1860, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.³³ age 20. He was a salesman in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts in 1860.³³ He enlisted in the Union Army as a Corporal on 20 Aug 1862.⁶⁴ Occupation: clerk

EIGHTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA(INFANTRY NINE MONTHS)

Under the call of August 4, 1862, for 300,000 militia to serve nine months, 19,080 being assigned to the quota of Massachusetts, the 8th Regt. again volunteered for duty, thus helping to obviate the necessity of resorting to the draft. Its rendezvous was Camp Lander, Wenham, Mass., where it was recruited up to war strength. Most of its companies were mustered in between September 15 and October 1, but Company H was not ready for muster until October 30. On November 25, 1862, the regiment left the State for North Carolina, where it was assigned to the 2d Brigade of General Foster's Division, encamping on the Fair Grounds at Newbern. On the 9th of December the regiment was detached to do guard duty at Newbern while the rest of the brigade went on the Goldsboro expedition. Early in December two companies were detached from the regiment to do guard duty at Roanoke Island, and two months later two more companies were sent to the same place. Meanwhile two companies were assigned to duty at Fort Totten, one of the defenses of Newbern. The four remaining companies were in the expedition to relieve Washington, N. C., proceeding as far as Blount's Creek, where they were engaged with slight loss April 9.

On June 28 the regiment was ordered to Boston for muster out, but on reaching Baltimore, Md., July 1, it was detained, and on the 6th was sent to Maryland Heights near Harper's Ferry, arriving July 7, and occupying Fort Duncan. On July 13 it joined the Army of the Potomac in front of Williamsport, making a forced march of 25 miles in 16 hours. On the 26th, after Lee's army had retired across the Potomac into Virginia, the regiment was ordered to Massachusetts, reaching Boston July 29, and being mustered out of the service August 7. He was discharged from military service on 7 Aug 1863.⁶⁴ as a Chaplain. In 1870, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶⁵ age 29. In 1900, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶³ age 57. He applied for a pension on 16 Jun 1904.⁶⁶ In 1910, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶⁷ age 68. He died after 1910.⁶⁶
ii.
Elizabeth Ellen Chase³¹ was born on 22 Apr 1844 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.³¹ She died on 23 Jan 1849 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶⁸ She died as a result of lung fever.⁶⁸
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iii.
Charles William Chase.

	i.	Amos Francis Chase^32,62 was born on 8 Oct 1840 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.^32,62,63 1900 census has his DOB as Oct 1842 as do others. In 1860, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.³³ age 20. He was a salesman in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts in 1860.³³ He enlisted in the Union Army as a Corporal on 20 Aug 1862.⁶⁴ Occupation: clerk EIGHTH REGIMENT MASSACHUSETTS VOLUNTEER MILITIA(INFANTRY NINE MONTHS) Under the call of August 4, 1862, for 300,000 militia to serve nine months, 19,080 being assigned to the quota of Massachusetts, the 8th Regt. again volunteered for duty, thus helping to obviate the necessity of resorting to the draft. Its rendezvous was Camp Lander, Wenham, Mass., where it was recruited up to war strength. Most of its companies were mustered in between September 15 and October 1, but Company H was not ready for muster until October 30. On November 25, 1862, the regiment left the State for North Carolina, where it was assigned to the 2d Brigade of General Foster's Division, encamping on the Fair Grounds at Newbern. On the 9th of December the regiment was detached to do guard duty at Newbern while the rest of the brigade went on the Goldsboro expedition. Early in December two companies were detached from the regiment to do guard duty at Roanoke Island, and two months later two more companies were sent to the same place. Meanwhile two companies were assigned to duty at Fort Totten, one of the defenses of Newbern. The four remaining companies were in the expedition to relieve Washington, N. C., proceeding as far as Blount's Creek, where they were engaged with slight loss April 9. On June 28 the regiment was ordered to Boston for muster out, but on reaching Baltimore, Md., July 1, it was detained, and on the 6th was sent to Maryland Heights near Harper's Ferry, arriving July 7, and occupying Fort Duncan. On July 13 it joined the Army of the Potomac in front of Williamsport, making a forced march of 25 miles in 16 hours. On the 26th, after Lee's army had retired across the Potomac into Virginia, the regiment was ordered to Massachusetts, reaching Boston July 29, and being mustered out of the service August 7. He was discharged from military service on 7 Aug 1863.⁶⁴ as a Chaplain. In 1870, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶⁵ age 29. In 1900, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶³ age 57. He applied for a pension on 16 Jun 1904.⁶⁶ In 1910, he appeared in the census taken at Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶⁷ age 68. He died after 1910.⁶⁶
	ii.	Elizabeth Ellen Chase³¹ was born on 22 Apr 1844 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.³¹ She died on 23 Jan 1849 in Lynn, Essex County, Massachusetts.⁶⁸ She died as a result of lung fever.⁶⁸
6	iii.	Charles William Chase.