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Samuel Rodman Chace (?–1826)

By the loss of the little Government vessel which lately sailed for Maria Island, we regret to state, that a widow and a large family are deprived of a father and husband. Mr. S. Chaise [Samuel Rodman Chase] was the master of that vessel. He was an experienced navigator, and had been many years in the maritime service in these Colonies. We therefore trust the Government may afford some relief to his disconsolate wife and orphan children, as they are left wholly unprovided for.

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'Chace, Samuel Rodman (?–1826)', Obituaries Australia, National Centre of Biography, Australian National University, https://oa.anu.edu.au/obituary/chace-samuel-rodman-24931/text33481, accessed 13 September 2024.

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Death

March, 1826
at sea

Cause of Death

drowned

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