Col Jonathan Chase

  General Notes:

Gencircles research of McCaddy

Chase was a native of Concord, who became a soldier in the French war. In 1755, he was in Col. Joseph Blanchard's regiment, in Capt. Joseph Eastman's company, in the expedition against Crown Point. He came to Hopkinton before the Revolution, and in 1777 was in Col. Henry Gerrish's regiment, in Capt. John Hale's company, called out to reinforce General Gates. In 1776, Jonathan Chase was moderator of Hopkinton town-meeting, and, in 1777, a selectman. He appears to have held a military commission as captain. His Hopkinton home was on Dimond's hill.
Captain Chase married Sarah Stickney, of Concord, who died March 10, 1812, aged 74. Captain Chase died February 6, 1815, aged 83."
[source: Life and times in Hopkinton, N.H. By Charles Chase Lord]

I believe he married a second time [1813] after Sarah's death [1812] to Mrs Elizabeth Straw the widow of Jonathan Straw Jr. [who died bet 1780 and 1790]....they were both of Hopkinton, NH

Jonathan married Sarah Stickney, daughter of Jeremiah Stickney and Elizabeth Carlton, on 7 Jun 1760 in Concord, Merrimack County, New Hampshire. (Sarah Stickney was born on 14 Oct 1737 in Rumford (Concord), New Hampshire and died on 10 Mar 1812 in Hopkinton, Merrimack County, New Hampshire.)

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Jonathan next married Elizabeth, daughter of Unknown and Unknown, on 25 Mar 1813 in Hopkinton, Merrimack County, New Hampshire. (Elizabeth was born before 1754.)

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