Noble Chase was born July, 12, 1836 in the state of Indiana. At the age of 25 he enlisted in the Union Army and served throughout the Civil War. He received an honorable discharge from FT. Leavenworth.
He met a young lady from Missouri named Sydney Jane Stanley and they later married in Platte county, MO. in 1866. The couple moved to Jackson County and bought a tract of land northland east of Mayetta approximately 3 miles. They built a 2 room log cabin with a lean-to kitchen . It was on this farm Noble and Sydney raised their family of 5 sons and 2 daughters.
Noble lived by his Bible. He attended services at church in Mayetta walking both to and from town. Grandpa Chase wrote news items from Mayetta and surrounding area for the Holton paper. He signed his name (The Scribbler)
He met a young lady from Missouri named Sydney Jane Stanley and they later married in Platte county, MO. in 1866. The couple moved to Jackson County and bought a tract of land northland east of Mayetta approximately 3 miles. They built a 2 room log cabin with a lean-to kitchen . It was on this farm Noble and Sydney raised their family of 5 sons and 2 daughters.
Noble lived by his Bible. He attended services at church in Mayetta walking both to and from town. Grandpa Chase wrote news items from Mayetta and surrounding area for the Holton paper. He signed his name (The Scribbler)
Noble Chase was born July, 12, 1836 in the state of Indiana. At the age of 25 he enlisted in the Union Army and served throughout the Civil War. He received an honorable discharge from FT. Leavenworth.
He met a young lady from Missouri named Sydney Jane Stanley and they later married in Platte county, MO. in 1866. The couple moved to Jackson County and bought a tract of land northland east of Mayetta approximately 3 miles. They built a 2 room log cabin with a lean-to kitchen . It was on this farm Noble and Sydney raised their family of 5 sons and 2 daughters.
Noble lived by his Bible. He attended services at church in Mayetta walking both to and from town. Grandpa Chase wrote news items from Mayetta and surrounding area for the Holton paper. He signed his name (The Scribbler)
He met a young lady from Missouri named Sydney Jane Stanley and they later married in Platte county, MO. in 1866. The couple moved to Jackson County and bought a tract of land northland east of Mayetta approximately 3 miles. They built a 2 room log cabin with a lean-to kitchen . It was on this farm Noble and Sydney raised their family of 5 sons and 2 daughters.
Noble lived by his Bible. He attended services at church in Mayetta walking both to and from town. Grandpa Chase wrote news items from Mayetta and surrounding area for the Holton paper. He signed his name (The Scribbler)
