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Subject: Re: [CASEY-L] Caseys in St Clair & Cedar cos., MO
Date: Wed, 17 May 2000 08:37:20 EDT

In a message dated 5/16/00 9:56:01 PM Central Daylight Time,
writes:

<< My gg grandfather born in 1799 Mason Co. Va.
was named Sinclair Casey. His oldest son (my g grandfather) was Thomas
William Casey. He had other sons one of which is recorded in the court
house records as St. Clair Casey Jr. Another of his sons was George Casey,
who had a George Jr. Sinclair had a cousin that I have talked to by the
name of French Casey. Could there be some connection with the borrowing of
a lot of names? >>
No Sinclairs in my particular George W. Casey family. The route the
family took was from VA, to Calloway co., KY, to St Clair co., MO. Thomas
Casey who was apparently George's brother, was born in Henry Co., VA, moved
to Ky, briefly to IL, then to MO and ended up in Cedar co, MO. Any locations
the same? (My George had a George Jr.)
I do know that there were other George Caseys around. Seems like a very
popular name, as was the given name of Thomas.
Barbara

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