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From: "Elaine" <>
Subject: Re: [CASEY-L] William Casey, Revolutionary War Soldier
Date: Sat, 4 Sep 1999 16:10:18 -0600


Hi, I am looking for a William CASEY, born maybe in TN and md Sophia
STRICKLAND/STRICKLIN in Holt Co., MO on 6 Jan 1878. Emma Jane is their
daughter and my gr-grandma. Anything you can tell me will be gratefully
appreciated. Thank you, Elaine in SD.
-----Original Message-----
From: JEFF LEINBACH <>
To: <>
Date: Saturday, September 04, 1999 8:37 AM
Subject: Re: [CASEY-L] William Casey, Revolutionary War Soldier


>Debra,
>
>There are alot of Henry Casey's out there. I am fairly new to this list.
I
>have quite a few Henrys, Williams, Johns, and Jesses in my Casey Line.
What
>area of the country are we talking about here?
>
>Happy Hunting
>Catherine Leinbach
>
>
>
>
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: <>
>To: <>
>Sent: Wednesday, August 25, 1999 11:44 PM
>Subject: [CASEY-L] William Casey, Revolutionary War Soldier
>
>
>> I posted the information below regarding Henry "Hal" Casey about a month
>ago
>> and wanted to thank those of you who responded.
>>
>> At least two people I've corresponded with believe that my Henry Casey
was
>> the son of William Casey, RWS, who was born about 1759 and died around
>1850.
>> Some people say that William's wife was Margaret (last name unknown) and
>> others believe his wife was Priscilla Wooten.
>>
>> I'd love to hear from you if you have information on this family!!
>>
>> P.S. Even though I don't think my family is related to the Jesse Casey
>> family, I've enjoyed reading all the notes!!
>>
>> Debra
>> ______________________________________________________
>> Subj: Henry "Hal" Casey of GA
>> Date: 7/30/99
>> To:
>>
>> Please write me if you have information on this family!! The information
>> below is a combination of family records and information obtained from
>> various sources on the internet. Comments and/or corrections are
>welcome!!
>>
>> >From family records, I know that Henry Casey married an Ammons, then a
>> Barton. From internet marriage records, I found he married Nancy Ammons
>> 12-12-1814 in Morgan County, GA and he married Jane Barton 7-29-1816 in
>> Morgan County, GA.
>>
>> I found a Henry Casey on the 1820 Morgan County, GA census.
>>
>> The 1830 Newton County, GA census shows a Henry Casey with the following
>> information:
>>
>> HENRY CASEY
>> 1m 0\5
>> 2f 0\5
>> 1m 30\40
>> 2f 5\10
>> 1f 10\15
>> 1f 20\30
>> 1f 30\40
>> 5 slaves..........page 37
>>
>> Known children of Henry Casey are as follows: (Most of this information
>> comes from family records; marriage dates from internet marriage records,
>> some information on spouses from home pages)
>>
>> i. Eleanor A. Casey was born 9-16-1815. Eleanor died 5-29-1882 in
>Cleburne
>> County, AL. She married John L. Camp in Newton County, GA, 11-24-1836.
>John
>> was born in South Carolina 10-12-1812. John was the son of William E.
>Camp
>> and Anna. John died 7-20-1883 in Cleburne County, AL, at 70 years of
age.
>>
>> ii. Martha Frances Casey was born 1821. She married James Franklin
>> Hitchcock in Paulding County, GA, 10-17-1839. James was born 1815.
James
>> was the son of Jesse Hitchcock and Lucy Harris.
>>
>> iii. Louisa Clementine Casey was born 12-17-1824. Louisa died
>9-17-1856
>> at 31 years of age. She married Wiley Crawford Barber in Paulding
County,
>> GA, 4-1-1840. Wiley was born in Clarke County, GA 7-7-1820. Wiley was
>the
>> son of Allen Barber and Frances (Fannie) H. Crawford. Wiley died
4-4-1892
>at
>> 71 years of age.
>>
>> iv. Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Casey was born 5-9-1825. Mary died
>6-20-1877
>> at 52 years of age. She married Thomas Frank Stocks in Paulding County,
>GA,
>> 1-7-1841. Thomas was born 4-3-1820. Thomas died 10-15-1875 in Pleasant
>Gap,
>> AL.
>>
>> v. James Henry Casey was born 2-10-1830. James died 12-2-1886 in Polk
>> County, GA, at 56 years of age. His body was interred in Polk County,
GA,
>> Lime Branch Cemetery. He married Emily E. Cox 12-11-1849. Emily was
born
>in
>> Heard County, GA 9-26-1830. Emily was the daughter of Thomas Cox and
>Martha
>> Patsy Cockrell. Emily died 3-26-1911 in Polk County, GA. Her body was
>> interred in Polk County, GA, Lime Branch Cemetery.
>>
>> vi. Emily Casey was born in Alabama 1831. Emily died 12-19-1875 in
>> Carroll County, GA, at 44 years of age. She married Burton A. Hubbard in
>> Georgia, 1850. Burton was born in Baldwin County, GA 1822. Burton was
>the
>> son of Booker Woodson Hubbard and Nancy Brooks. Burton died about 1897
in
>> Carroll County, GA. (Burton first married to a Susan Casey; not sure who
>> Susan is)
>>
>> I have been in contact with at least two people who believe that Henry
was
>> the son of William Casey (RWS), wife's name unknown. If this is correct,
>> then Henry's siblings were as follows:
>>
>> Matthew Casey.
>>
>> Micajah B. "Cage" Casey was born between 1780 & 1790. Micajah died 1854
>in
>> Coosa County, AL, at 74 years of age. He married Jane Elizabeth McDonald
>in
>> Coosa County, AL, 9-18-1842. Jane was the daughter of Dr. John S.
>McDonald.
>> She married Benjamin Manning after Micajah's death. Jane died 1906.
>>
>> Sarah "Sally" Casey was born 5-25-1790. She married John B. Fielder in
>> Morgan County, GA, 3-10-1812. John was born 11-1-1787.
>>
>> William "Squire" Casey Jr. was born 1795. William died 1869 in Butler
>> County, AL, at 74 years of age. He married Elizabeth Helen Lloyd in
>Morgan
>> County, GA, 9-12-1816. Elizabeth was born 1793.
>>
>> Elizabeth Casey was born about 1800. She married William R. Moor in
>> Talladega County, AL, 1835.
>>
>> Delila Casey was born in Georgia 1802. She married Peter B. Richardson
in
>> Jasper County, GA, 6-19-1817. Peter was born in Autauga County, AL.
>Peter
>> died 3-4-1849 in Autauga County, AL.
>>
>> Burnett Casey was born 1805. She married Carter Wilkey.
>>
>> Debra Tumlin
>> Gainesville, GA
>>
>>
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