William Leonard CHASE (1865-1949) - Warren and Ford Family History

1.  Nola Irene Warren

2.  ....  George Ernest Edward Warren & Iris Ella Ford

3.  ....  ....  Leonard Leslie Warren & Burdett Launder

4.  ....  ....  ....  Charles James Warren & Agnes McNay

5.  ....  ....  ....  ....  John Warren and Mary Manning

                           ....  Children -    1.   Elizabeth Warren & Richard Appleton

2.  George   Warren

3. Charlotte Warren & Francis Appleton

4.  Emma Warren & William Chase

     ....  Children -    1.   Laura Alice Chase & Henry Thomas Rankin

2.  Rosetta Bertha Chase

3. Leonard William Chase & Louisa Ann Nicolle

4. Emilene Mary Chase

5.   Oliver Warren

6.   Montefiore Warren

7.  Charles James Warren

8.  Sarah Jane Warren

Leonard William Chase

Birth                     1865, September 12 at Clarendon, Morphett Vale, South Australia

Father                   William Chase

Mother                  Emma Warren

Marriage               1889, March 28 IN Wesleyan Church, Clarendon, SA

Spouse                  Louisa Ann (Louie) Nicolle

Born :  1865

Father : William Nicolle

Mother : Mary Ann Unknown

Died : 1945, July 25

Occupation            Blacksmith

                             Local City Councillor

Residences           1888 – 1893 – Hog Bay (now called Penneshaw) on Kangaroo Island

                             1894 – 1950 – Yorketown on the Yorke Peninsula, SA

Death                    1950, January 13 at Yorktown, South Australia

Age at Death         83 years

Burial                    Pink Lake Cemetery, Yorketown, South Australia

Children                 1 Bertha Emmaline Mary Ann Alice Chase (1890 –     )

2 Clive Ludwig Montefiore Garfield Chase (1891 – 1915)

3 Hurtle Cleveland Chase (1893 – 1975)

4 Leslie Roy Chase (1893 - 1977)

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YORKETOWN CORPORATION

THE NOMINATIONS – for COUNCILLORS

North Ward (one required) – Vivian Eli Gamlin Brown, hairdresser, etc. (re-elected unopposed.)

South Ward (two required) – Leonard William Chase, blacksmith;  Neil Horace Eichner, commission agent.

1924 Transcript of Newspaper Article, "The Pioneer (Yorketown, SA)", December 6, 1924

On December 13, 1924, Leonard William Chase has been elected to the role of councillor for the South Ward of the Yorketown Council.

1924 Transcript of Newspaper Article, "The Pioneer (Yorketown)", December 13, 1924

Leonard Chase did not seek re-election for Yorketown Municipal Nominations.

1928 Transcript of Newspaper Article, "The Register (Adelaide)", November 22, 1928

CHASE – In fond remembrance of my dear wife, who died on July 23, 1945.

Inserted by her loving husband, Leonard

CHASE – In loving memory of our dear mother and grandma, who passed away.

A wonderful mother and grandma laid to rest,

For each of all she did her best;

Her love was great, her heart was kind,

A better mother and grandma no one could find.

Ever remembered by her loving daughter, Bertha, son-in-law Walter, and grandsons Len (R.A.A.F.) and Clive and great-granddaughter, Ann.

CHASE – In loving memory of my beloved gran, who passed away at Yorketown on July 25, 1945.  She was one in a million.

Ever remembered by her loving grandson, Len (R.A.A.F. Victory Contingent.)

CHASE – In loving memory of our dear grandma and great-grandma, who passed away on July 25, 1945.

There’s a face that is always with us

And a voice we long to hear,

A smile we will always remember,

A memory precious and dear.

Ever remembered by her loving granddaughter, Pat and grandson, Allan, and great-grandson, Billie.

CHASE – In loving memory of gran.

Ever remembered by Nell, Syd., Jimmy and Kay.

1946 Transcript of Newspaper Notices, "The Advertiser (Adelaide)”, July 25, 1946

OBITUARY

The death of Leonard William Chase, of Yorketown occurred at the S.Y.P. Hospital on Friday, January 13th.

The deceased who was 84 years of age was born at Clarendon.  Two sons Hurtle and Leslie, and one daughter, Mrs. W.J. Williams of Stenhouse Bay survive.  One son, Clive paid the supreme sacrifice during World War 1.

The burial service at Pink Lake Cemetery on Saturday was conducted by the Rev. R. Steele.

1950 Transcript of Newspaper Article, "The Pioneer (Yorketown)", January 20, 1950

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Birth                  1891 in Morphett Vale, South Australia

Father               William Leonard Chase

Mother              Louisa Ann Nicolle

Death               1915 World War I at Gallipoli

Age at Death   24 years

Birth                   1893 in Daly, South Australia

Father                William Leonard Chase

Mother               Louisa Ann Nicolle

Married              1914, April 18 in Yorketown Methodist Church, Yorketown, SA

Spouse              Annie Welsh Murray

Spouse Birth : 1885, January 13

Spouse Death : 1944, May 24

Occupation       Labourer, quarries, stone picking, underground tanks

Residences      Hog Bay,

                        Kangaroo Island,

                        Yorketown, SA

Hobby               Shell collecting – he had an extensive shell collection by the time of his death.

                        Gardening – a keen gardener

Death  

Children           1 Leonard Chase

Born 1915

Died 1915

2 Samuel Chase

Born 1915

Died 1915

3 Randolph Clive (Charlie) Chase

Born 1919, January 28 at Yorketown, SA

Married 1942, April 11

Spouse    Madge Cleary Ahier

Born: 1917, August 10

Father: George Philip Ahier

Mother: Phoebe Alice May Hawkins

Died: 1977, July 16

Occupation    Diesel Mechanic

    

Death 1975 at Daly, South Australia

Age at Death 82 years

Buried    Yorketowen, SA

   Children   1.  Murray Chase (1945 -     )

WEDDING BELLS  - CHASE – MURRAY

At the Yorketown Methodist Church on Saturday evening, the Chase / Murray wedding was celebrated.  The Rev. E. Arnold officiated.  The contracting parties were Hurtle Charles, second son of Mr. Leonard Chase, and Annie Welsh, second daughter of Mr. Simon Murray, all of Yorketown.

The bridesmaids were Misses Bessie and May Murray.  Mr. Fred Whitcher carried out the duties of the best man and Mr. Les Chase those of the groomsman.

The bride carried a white bouquet and was tastefully dressed in cream silk lace over white silk with the usual orange blossom and veil.  Miss Bessie Murray wore a dress of cream embroidery voile with apricot sash and bouquet.  Miss May Murray, white embroidered voile and tartan sash, with bouquet and tartan streamers.  The presents to the bridesmaids were a gold bangle and a gold watch.

A reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents.  At the wedding breakfast, the Rev. E. Arnold proposed the toast of “The Bride and Bridegroom” to which Mr. Chase responded.

The bride’s travelling dress was a brown coat and skirt with brown velvet hat.  Mr. and Mrs. Chase intend residing at Point Turton.

1914 Transcript of Newspaper Article, "The Pioneer (Yorketown)", April 25, 1914

 

Birth                      1893 in Daly, South Australia

Father                    William Leonard Chase

Mother                   Louisa Ann Nicolle

Married                  In South Australia

Spouse                  Hilda May Eatts

Spouse Death : 1958

Death                 1977 at Daly, South Australia

Age at Death     84 years

Children                1 Dulcie May Chase

Born 1921

Died 1921

2 Mavis Irene Chase

Born 1921

Died 1921