Receipt by R. S. Hawes of Schooner Colin C. Baker to Anthony Chase
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Receipt for wages paid in Boston by R. S. Hawes of Schr. Colin C. Baker to Anthony Chase, $69.00. He is Anthony Chase 2nd, b. Harwich, 1838, d. Dennis 1916, s/o Luther & Data (Chase) Chase; m. 1861, Thankful Hall Nickerson, d/o Jeptha & Sally. They were the parents of 3 children. His high wages on this receipt indicate that he was cook.Artifacts
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