Incredible History On 1882 Post Card

I just today looked up The recipient of a post card I have from 1882 a Horace G. Chase II Hopkinton, New Hampshire. I found all sorts of history. His father (of the same name) Was a Grand Master Mason and the first living Grand Master to have a lodge named in honor of him. The lodge is still in Peacock, New Hampshire today Horace Chase Lodge #72 F,&A,M.
The son ran a Firm in Chicago called Chase Bros. and Company. During the great Chicago fire His firm and a couple others were able to rescue most of their records and merge into one company. They saved enough records that chaos was averted in determining who owned what in Chicago. The Company eventually became Chicago Title Co.

Great historical info. Did you come across this photo? First pictured is said to be Horace Gair Chase, as contained on the Chicago Title Insurance Co. web site:

Isn't it incredible what can be found. I will start looking up more covers.

I love the background history that wt1 always seems to dig up. Super card, super story!

F & AM means "Free and Accepted Masons" for any who might wonder.

Gotta check that group of Chase's. Have a lot of them on the computer with my genealogy. Could be related.

With how fast WT digs up the info he does and its always spot on, I think he could solve the divinci code. ( had to add that being mason's in the subject).

Very interesting.

Whoa how neat! I believe I've got something from them also...maybe. I'll have to poke around and see. I so enjoy seeing the background info on the covers/postal card correspondence.

EDIT: Nope I guess not but I do have same postal card. I'll post in new thread. Sorry.