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Daniel Kingry¹

Relationship

4th great-grandfather of Frances Wileria Hudson

M, #25167, b. abt __/__/1751, d. bef 06/29/1819

Parents

Father	Abraham Kingry (b. 1715, d. 17 June 1766)
Mother	Barbara Seatzin (b. 1735)

Family: Elizabeth Harmon (b. about 1760, d. 21 September 1819)

Daughter	Elizabeth Ann Kingery (b. about 1785)
Daughter	Katherine Kingery (b. about 1790)
Daughter	Mary Kingery (b. about 1793, d. after 1860)
Son	Robert W. Vension Kingery (b. about 1800, d. about 1870)
Son	John Sanders Kingry+ (b. about 1801, d. before 1850)
Son	Daniel H. Kingry+ (b. about 1803, d. 1848)
Son	Seaborn Kingery+ (b. 23 July 1805, d. 27 February 1882)
Son	Abraham Kingry+ (b. about 1806)
Daughter	Ruth Kingery (b. about 1807)

Biography

Daniel Kingry was also known as Daniel Kingrey.¹ He was also known as Daniel Kingery.² He was also known as Daniel Kimgery. He, son of Abraham Kingry and Barbara Seatzin, was born about 1751.
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Tryon Co, North CarolinaG, was formed in 1768 from. from the western portion of Mecklinburg county west of the Catawba River [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
On 6 December 1772 in Tryon Co, North CarolinaG. [R:00007] posted a bond of 400 pounds for his performance as guardian of [R:00006], [R:00012], [R:00013], and [R:00014] as heirs of [R:00004] deceased.³
[BOLD:] Dunmore Co Virginia was renamed as in Shenandoah Co, VirginiaG, in 1778 [:BOLD].

Daniel Kingry married Elizabeth Harmon, daughter of John Harmon and Mary, on 19 April 1780 in Lincoln Co, NCG.^4,4

Before 1790 [p1] moved from [m1] to [l]. [m2].
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Warren Co, GAG, was formed on 19 December 1793 from. Burke, Columbia, Richmond, and Wilkes counties [:BOLD] [:CENTER].¹^5,1¹
Daniel lived in Warren Co, GAG, on 28 October 1797. Daniel Kingrey sold land of John Currey, deceased, wife Carey Curry.⁵
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Wilkinson Co, GAG, was formed in 1803 from. Creek Indian land and added more Creek Indian land in 1806. [:BOLD] [:CENTER].
In the Land Lottery in Warren Co, GAG, in 1805. 2 blank draws. (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.⁶
Thomas Grace was a land owner in the in 1805 tax list for in Ogeechee River, Capt Deverreauxs District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, on the Ogeechee River. 150 acres and 200 acres. Both joined Kingery but Kingery was not listed in the tax list.¹²⁵

Daniel Kingry died before 29 June 1819 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.⁷ . Notice of sale of his property, following his death, was published in the Georgia Journal (Milledgeville) Newspaper issue of that date on 29 June 1819 in Wilkinson Co, GAG.

His wife, Elizabeth Harmon, died on 21 September 1819 in Wilkinson Co, GAG, at ~59 years of age.⁷

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Citations

[S81] Blair, Ruth, Some Early Tax Digests of Georgia
[S142] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909
[S650] Tryon County North Carolina Minutes of the Courts of Pleas 1769-1779, Source Element: Tryon Co NC Pleas Court MInutes 1769-1779
[S573] Bynum, Curtis, Marriage Bonds of Tryon and Lincoln Counties, North Carolina
[S138] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Cemeteries and Genealogy, Warren County Georgia and Immediate Vicinity, 1792-1987, Memo: [242]
[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
[S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.

Dangerfield Weldon¹

Relationship

4th great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25168, b. __/__/1775, d. 12/__/1849

References

Poynes Weldon

Parents

Father	William Weldon (b. 1747, d. 1817)
Mother	Elizabeth Barnes (b. about 1742)

Family: Polly Shaver (b. about 1785)

Daughter	Candis Rose Weldon (b. 29 April 1804, d. 2 May 1887)
Son	Martin K Weldon+ (b. 1814, d. about 1891)
Daughter	Prescilla G Weldon+ (b. 8 August 1816, d. 9 July 1895)
Daughter	Harriet Matilda Weldon+ (b. 1821, d. 1880)

Biography

Dangerfield Weldon was also known as Dangerfield Wildon.² He was also known as Dungerfield Welden.³ He was also known as D J Weldon.⁴
. [p1] was not listed when his grandmother, Mary Burnes (Barnes) left livestock/furniture to her children and grandchildren in 1773. So his birth is estimated as 1775.⁵ He, son of William Weldon and Elizabeth Barnes, was born in 1775 in North CarolinaG.¹
Dangerfield Weldon was a resident in the household of William Weldon in the state census in 1786 in Capt Wards District, Warren Co, North CarolinaG.⁶
On 27 March 1799 in Harris Creek, Greene Co, GeorgiaG, William Rogers sold Morris Harris. 200 on Harris Creek. Witnesses: [S].⁴
In the in 1805 land lottery, [p1] of in Greene Co, GAG +, had a blank (not married).^7,8

Dangerfield Weldon married Polly Shaver on 4 September 1827 in Granville Co, NCG +.^9,10,11

Dangerfield Weldon was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in South Regiment, Granville Co, North CarolinaG. Dangerfield Wilden: males 2 15-20 (Martin,?),1 50-60 (1770-1780) (Dangerfield), females 1 <5 (?), 1 5-10 (Harriet), 1 10-15 (Prescilla), 1 40-50(1780-1790)(Polly.)²

Dangerfield Weldon was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in Beaverdam, Granville Co, North CarolinaG. males 60-70(1770-1780)Dangerfield, females 1 50-60 (1780-1790) Polly.³
Dangerfield Weldon died in December 1849 in Granville Co, NCG +.¹

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Citations

[S281] Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp., U.S. Federal Census Mortality Schedules Index
[S251] 1830 United States-.
[S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
[S454] Turner, Freda R, Greene County Georgia Land Records, Deeds 1785-1810
[S72] Bradley Jr, Dr Stephen, The Deeds of Halifax County NC, 1771-1786
[S35] Register, Alvaretta, State Census of North Carolina 1784-1787
[S64] Wood, Virginia S, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Memo: [135]
[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
[S65] ., CD 4, MD, NC, VA Marriage Records
[S250] Ancestry.com, North Carolina Marriage Index, 1741-2004
[S562] Holcomb, Brent, Marriages of Granville County, North Carolina

William Hester^1,2,3,4

M, #25169, b. __/__/1791, d. abt __/__/1860

Parents

Father	William Hester, Sr (b. 1744, d. 19 May 1822)
Mother	Mary Frazier (b. 1761, d. 1828)

Family: Mary (b. about 1797, d. after 1850)

Daughter	Susannah 'Sukie' Hester (b. 1818)
Daughter	Sarah Kate Hester (b. 7 April 1824)
Son	Daniel Hester+ (b. 1830, d. 30 October 1862)
Daughter	Jane Hester (b. about 1835)
Son	Joseph Hester (b. about 1836, d. 1865)
Son	John Thomas Hester (b. about 1840)

Biography

William lived in Robeson Co, NCG. He. 1801 Capt John Breeds District, Warren Co GA - William Hester owned100 acr in Warren Co granted to Jesse Howard on Harts Creek, adjoining Malichi Wilder. No slaves[242]p183
1805 Capt E Bakers District, Warren Co GA - William Hester: 1 slave, no land[242] p211
1810 William Hester is in the household of William Hester, son ofT homas Hester.
1820 Robeson Co, North Carolina: William Hester: males 1 16-26(1794-1804) , females 1 16-26, 2 <5. Probably William, Mary anddaughters Susannah and Ann Ganer.
1830 Robeson Co, North Carolina: William Hester: males 1 <5, 1 5-10,1 20-30 (1800-1804), females 1 <5, 2 5-10, 1 10-15, 1 30-40. ProbablyWilliam, Mary, Nathaniel, Daniel, Susannah, Ann Ganer, and Sarah Kate.
The William Hester family moved to southwest Georgia about 1831-1833based on the age of their children.
May 3 1838 Early Co GA: Ann Hester (b. 1822 NC) married Louis WilliamSpears.
1840 Laurens Co GA: 50-60 (1780-1790).
1850 District 12, Baker Co GA census. William Hester is living 2households away from Stancil and Ann Ganer Barbree. William Hester 59(1791) farmer NC, Mary 53 NC, Daniel 20 NC, Jane 17 GA, Joseph 14, GA,John 12 GA.
1860 not located.
In the early 1860s in Miller Co Georgia, son Nathaniel posts a legalnotice regarding letters of administration for the estate of WilliamHester deceased. He, son of William Hester, Sr, and Mary Frazier, was born in 1791 in North CarolinaG.
William lived in Capt John Breeds District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1801.⁵
William lived in Capt Bakers District, Warren Co, GeorgiaG, in 1805.^5,4
In the Land Lottery in Hancock Co, GAG +, in 1805. William Hesters: 2 blank draws. (%FACT.NOTE2%)}.⁶

William Hester was the Head of Household in the census in 1810 in Bladen Co, NCG +. William Hester: males 1 16-25 (1785-1794), females 2<10, 1 16-25; slaves 0.⁷
William lived in Robeson Co, NCG, in 1820.
William lived in Waynesboro, Burke Co, GeorgiaG, in 1820.²
William lived in Early Co, GAG, in 1830.
William lived in Company District 65, Burke Co, GeorgiaG, in 1830.³
William lived in Laurens Co, GAG, on 1 June 1840.¹
William lived in District 12, Baker Co, GeorgiaG, in 1850.
William Hester died about 1860 in Miller Co, GeorgiaG.

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Citations

[S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
[S249] 1820 United States-.
[S251] 1830 United States-.
[S133] Jackson, Ron V., Accelerated Indexing Systems, comp., Georgia Census, 1790-1890
[S138] Crumpton, Daniel Nathan, Cemeteries and Genealogy, Warren County Georgia and Immediate Vicinity, 1792-1987, Memo: [242]
[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
[S254] 1810 United States-.

Arthur Avera

M, #25170, b. bet 01/__/1761 and 07/__/1761, d. 09/18/1823

Parents

Father	Thomas Avera, Sr (b. between 1696 and 1712, d. before May 1762)
Mother	Judith Bettis (b. about 1720, d. about 1764)

Family: Rebecca woArthurAvera (b. about 1762, d. after 1823)

Son	John Avera (b. 1780, d. 2 June 1859)
Daughter	Laura Avery (b. 1783, d. 31 October 1821)
Daughter	Virginia Avera (b. 1784)
Daughter	Jane Avera (b. 1784, d. 1842)
Daughter	Elizabeth Avera (b. about 1785)
Son	Bradley Avera (b. 1785, d. 5 January 1836)
Daughter	Nancy Avera (b. 1786, d. 1870)
Daughter	Permelia Avera (b. 1788, d. June 1831)
Daughter	Edith Avera (b. 1789)
Daughter	Cinthia Avera (b. 1804)
Daughter	Sarah 'Sally' Avera (b. 1810)

Biography

Arthur Avera was also known as Arthur Averett. He, son of Thomas Avera, Sr, and Judith Bettis, was born between January 1761 and July 1761 in Johnston Co, NCG +. after father's death.¹

Arthur Avera married Rebecca woArthurAvera about 1780 in Wilkes Co, GAG +.^2,2¹³

Arthur lived in Wilkes Co, GAG +, between 1787 and 1796.
In 1788 tax list in Wilkes Co, GAG +, Arthur Avera was listed as a tax defaulter.⁴⁴³ He. 1791 Wilkes Co Georgia Tax List [290]
Capt Abbotts District
William Averit - 214 acres pine; no slaves
Capt Fennings District
Travis Averat - no land, 1 slave
Capt McKinneys District
Arthur Averett - 200 acres #3 land, no slaves
Isaac Averett - 250 acres #2 land; no slaves
Capt Neals District
William Avarett - 217 acres #3 land, no slaves

1793 Wilkes Co Georgia Tax List [290]
Capt Binions District
Arthur Averet - 200 acres on Grays Crk, adj. Cornelius Jaco andNelson; no slaves
Isaac Averett - 246 acres on Little River, adj Scott and Elliot; noslaves
Capt Newsoms District
William Averitt - tax defaulter

NOTE: The section of Wilkes Co where Arthur Averett in 1790 is now identified as all of the 184th Dist and the western portion of the 183rd District in Lincoln Co plus the eastern part of the 177th District in Wilkes Co [196].³³
On 3 December 1795 in the will of William Avera in Johnston Co, NCG +, Arthur Avera was listed as a witness.⁵
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Lincoln Co, GeorgiaG, was formed in 1796 from. Wilkes Co [:BOLD] [:CENTER].⁶
Arthur lived in Lincoln Co, GeorgiaG, between 1796 and 1805.⁷
In 1803 in Baldwin Co, GAG, Arthur Avera. from Creek Indian land Type: COUNTY FORMED.⁶
In 1805 in Lincoln Co, GeorgiaG, Arthur Avera. Arthur Averea: 2 blank draws, also an Alexander, John, Nedom, Samuel,and Elizabeth widow in Lincoln Type: LAND LOTTERY.⁸⁹
[CENTER:] [BOLD:] in Putnam Co, GeorgiaG, was formed in 1807 from. Baldwin Co [:BOLD] [:CENTER].⁶
Arthur lived in Putnam Co, GeorgiaG, between 1813 and 1823.¹⁰

Arthur Avera signed a will on 10 September 1823 in Putnam Co, GeorgiaG. Isaac (x) Averea: Witnesses Ingram Avrea, Richard Avrea.
Arthur Avera died on 18 September 1823 in Putnam Co, GeorgiaG.

Arthur Avera signed a will on 13 December 1824 in Putnam Co, GeorgiaG. Type: WILL PROVEDPROBATED.^2,3

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Citations

[S125] DeLamar, Marie, The Reconstructed 1790 Census of Georgia, Source Element: 929.3758 DEL
Memo: [095]
[S80] Maddox, Joseph T, Information on Some Georgia Pioneers
[S170] Hudson, Frank Parker, Wilkes County Georgia Tax Records 1785-1805, Source Element: 292.w7 H85
Memo: [290]
[S364] Hudson, Frank Parker, A 1790 Census for Wilkes County Georgia
[S532] Haun, Weynette Parks, Johnston County, North Carolina Abstracts: Deed Books, Vol V; 1795-1799, Source Element: 929.3756 HAL
[S118] Bryant, Pat, Georgia Counties, Their Changing Boundaries
[S365] The R J Taylor Jr Foundation, An Index to Georgia Tax Digests; Volume II; 1800-1802
[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws
[S335] The R J Taylor Jr Foundation, An Index to Georgia Tax Digests; Volume III; 1804-1806
[S336] The R J Taylor Jr Foundation, An Index to Georgia Tax Digests; Volume V; 1814-1817

Lewis Toler

M, #25171, b. bet __/__/1760 and __/__/1770

Biography

Lewis Toler was also known as Lewis Tolar.¹ He. 1830 , Henry, Georgia census: Lewis Tolar: males 2 10-15, 1 60-70(1760-1770); females 1 10-15, 1 15-20, 1 20-30, 1 50-60; slaves 0
1840 District 636, DeKalb, Georgia census: Lewis Toler: males 1 10-15,1 20-30, 1 70-80 (1760-1770); females 1 30-40, 1 60-70; slaves 0. He, was born between 1760 and 1770. In 1793, Lewis Toler and [WO] was on the. militia muster rolls in Capt Irwins District, Washington Co, GeorgiaG.¹
In 1805 in Wilkes Co, GAG +, Lewis Toler. Lewis Toler: 1 blank and 1 prize; Wilkes Co District 2, lot 163. Type: LAND LOTTERY.²
Lewis Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1820 in Putnam Co, GeorgiaG.
Lewis Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1830 in Henry Co, GeorgiaG.
Lewis Toler was the Head of Household in the census in 1840 in District 636, DeKalb Co, GeorgiaG.

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Citations

[S125] DeLamar, Marie, The Reconstructed 1790 Census of Georgia, Source Element: 929.3758 DEL
Memo: [095]
[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws

Levin Vinson¹

M, #25172, b. __/__/1783

Parents

Father	Levin Vinson (b. 1746)
Mother	Alice West (b. 1767)

Biography

Levin Vinson. October 5, 1799
Augusta Chronicle
COLLECTOR'S SALE
At the court-house in Sparta, Hancock county, on Saturday the 19th dayof October next,
WILL BE SOLD.
The following tracts of land, or as much thereof as will pay the taxwith costs due thereon for the year 1798
334 acres pine land in Hancock county, Spring creek, adjoining Giles,granted to Beckum; taken as the property of Levin Vincent; tax 62 1-2cents. He, son of Levin Vinson and Alice West, was born in 1783 in MarylandG.¹
In 1805 in Hancock Co, GAG +, Levin Vinson. Levin Vinson: 1 blank (not married) Type: LAND LOTTERY.²
On 7 February 1810 in Little Ogeechee River, Hancock Co, GAG, John Averett sold Jane Walker. 150., Matthew Averett., [S]. Original grantee: Eleazer Comens.

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Citations

[S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws

Joel Toler¹

M, #25173, b. abt __/__/1777

Biography

Joel Toler. The only basis for adding Joel Toler as the son of Dempsey Toler isthat Dempsey is the only Toler known to have been in the area whocould be his father. This could be incorrect.

1794
Capt Neals District, Warren, Georgia tax list: Dempsey Toller. 250 acon B Creek adjoining Draper and Leon Dunnaway. [077][242]
Capt Neals District, Warren Co: J Toller who owned 350 ac granted toself on Bryer Creek, also owned 200 ac pine and 1 slave, granted toself on Joe's Creek and adjoining Howell. [077]. He, was born about 1777. guess.
In 1794 in Capt Neals Dist, Warren Co, GAG, Joel Toler. J Toller: 350 ac on Bryer Creek, 200 ac on Joe's Creek, 1 slave Type: TAX LIST.²
In 1805 in Washington Co, GAG +, Joel Toler. Joel Toler: 1 blank (not married) Type: LAND LOTTERY.³
In 1810 in Washington Co, GAG +, Joel Toler. Joel Toler received 50 ac. Grant book H-5 pg 58 Type: LAND GRANT.¹

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Citations

[S142] Lucas Jr, Rev Silas Emmett, Index to the Headright and Bounty Grants of Georgia 1756-1909
[S81] Blair, Ruth, Some Early Tax Digests of Georgia
[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws

Thomas Toler

M, #25174, b. bef __/__/1783

Biography

Thomas Toler, was born before 1783.
In 1805 in Hancock Co, GAG +, Thomas Toler. Thomas Toler: 2 blanks (married) Type: LAND LOTTERY.¹

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Citations

[S362] Graham, Paul K, 1805 Georgia Land Lottery, Persons Entitled to Draws

Mary Casey

Relationship

1st cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

F, #25175, b. 10/17/1828, d. bef __/__/1880

References

Parents

Father	Lemuel Casey (b. about 1792, d. about 1843)
Mother	Nancy (b. 1800, d. 26 October 1879)

Family:

Son	Jessie B. Casey (b. about 1866, d. before November 1880)

Biography

Mary Casey. Type: GENERAL NOTES.^1,2 She. Mary Casey was born Oct 17, 1826 in Richmond Co NC.
She appears in the 1830 Richmond Co NC household of Lemuel Casey as afemale age <5.
She moved to Barbour Co AL with her family in 1831 and appears in the1840 Barbour Co AL census living with the Lemuel Cassy family as afemale 10-15.
1850 Pike Co AL: Mary 20 NC can't r/w is living with brother SebastianCasey and his wife Elizabeth along with their brother Terrel 15.Mary's mother Nancy has remarried and is Nancy Tillman living withhusband Robert Tillman.
Mary, 30 NC, is living with her mother Nancy Tillman in Louisville ofBarbour Co in the 1860 census.
In the appraisal of her father's estate on Feb 9, 1864, Mary is listedas being born on Oct 17, 1828 and her residence as Barbour Co AL. [160B14] p43
1870 Barbour Co AL, Louisville P. O., p364: Nancy Tillman 70 (1800)NC, Mary 40 NC, Jessie 4 AL. Mary is living with her mother.
On Aug 20, 1879, Nancy leaves Jesse B. Casey the SW4SW4 of T 10 R23Section 34. This property is west of the Pea Creek Church, north ofPea Creek, and west of Louisville. (183, Deed Book 14, p439) On Nov22, 1880, Mary sold this same land to S. J. Cummings. She claims thatit is hers because it belonged to her son who is now deceased. Shealso sold the SE4SW4 ofT10 R24 Section 34 at the same time to Mr.Cummings. [183], Deed Book A, p32 It is unknown how Mary came intopossession of the second section of land. Perhaps her mother gave itto her. Both 40 acres plots had originally been purchased from thegovernment by Mary's father Lemuel on Aug 15, 1837.

1880 Mary could not be found in an ancestry.com census search. So shemust have died or married. She, daughter of Lemuel Casey and Nancy, was born on 17 October 1828 in Richmond Co, NCG.³⁴⁵⁶
Mary Casey died before 1880. She. On Nov 22, 1880, daughter Mary sold the 40 acres given to her son (nowdeceased) by her mother and an additional 40 acres. All 80 acres hadbeen purchased from the government by Lemuel in 1837. in 1880.

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Citations

[S271] Barbour County Alabama 1833-1885 Deed Book ?; , LDS film ?
[S366] Barbour County Alabama Orphan Court Records (OCR) 1833-1852, Vol 14
[S251] 1830 United States-.
[S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
[S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
[S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870

Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr.¹

Relationship

1st cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25176, b. 07/26/1831, d. 09/20/1863

References

Parents

Father	Lemuel Casey (b. about 1792, d. about 1843)
Mother	Nancy (b. 1800, d. 26 October 1879)

Family: Mary F. Jordan (b. 13 April 1835, d. 15 October 1918)

Daughter	Rosetta Casey+ (b. 10 November 1853, d. 15 March 1915)
Daughter	Elizabeth Casey (b. about 1858)
Son	Alfred Lemuel Casey, Jr.+ (b. 6 January 1861, d. 17 October 1941)
Son	John Morgan Casey+ (b. 4 November 1863, d. 10 November 1956)

Biography

Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr., was also known as Alfred Casey. He, son of Lemuel Casey and Nancy, was born on 26 July 1831 in Richmond Co, NCG. Date of birth listed in his brother Terrell's estate on Feb 9 1864.^2,1,3,4⁵
Her parent, Lemuel Casey, died about 1843 in Barbour Co, ALG +, at ~51 years of age.⁶ Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr.,'s mother married Robert Tillman on 1 April 1848 in Barbour Co, ALG +.⁶
In 1850 in Barbour Co, ALG +. Alfred, age 21, was living in the household of Harriet Cox28 NC (sister) farmer and Amanda Cox 6 AL.⁷

Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr., married Mary F. Jordan on 10 July 1851 in Barbour Co, ALG +.^6,6

On 24 February 1855 in Barbour Co, ALG +, Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr., sold Edward Herron. an easement for a 12' wide strip for a ditch and embankment on the SE corner of the NW4SW4. on Barbour Co. DB [m2].³

Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr., was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Beat 11, Barbour Co, AlabamaG. Alfred Casey 29 NC, Mary 27 AL, Rosetta 8 AL, Elizabeth 2 KS territory. This would suggest that Alfred and Mary lived in the Kansas territory in 1858 or that Elizabeth was not their child.¹
In 1861. The morning report of Co A, 45th AL Inf Regt CSA of 27 Mar 1862 listed Alfred Casey age 31 as enlisting at Clayton AL on Mar 10, 1862 by D.M. Seals. A Jesse Cox, age 27, and Henry Cox, age 23, enlisted at the same time. During his time in the war, he wrote many letters home to his wife. One of his letters states that their unit was leaving MS and going to TN. He told his wife not to come to Montgomery to meet him because his unit was not going to stop. He said that after the TN campaign, he would be coming home. He died in battle and didn't make it home again.
In the appraisal of his brother Terrell's estate on Feb 9, 1864, his birth is listed as Jul 26, 1831 and his residence as Barbour Co AL.
Alfred's widow, Mary F. Casey, applied for a widow's pension on Apr30, 1891. According to her pension application, Alfred was killed during the latter part of the war during the Battle of Chickamauganear Chattanooga TN.The Battle of Chickamauga was fought Sep 19-20,1863.

CSA UNIT HISTORY:
The 45th Alabama Infantry Regiment was organized at Auburn in May1862. Companies that made up the unit were from the counties of Barbour, Randolph, Lowndes, Macon, and Russell. It was immediately sent to Corinth. At Tupelo it lost many men by disease, but in the autumn it moved into KY, part of Patton Anderson's Brigade. It charged a battery at Perryville and suffered severely in casualties. The regiment came out of KY with the army and was soon after engaged inthe battle of Murfreesboro where its casualties were numerous. Placed in the brigade of Gen'l Sterling A. M. Wood of Lauderdale, Cleburne's Division (with the 16th, 26th, 50th, and 33rd AL regiments), the 45th remained on duty with the Army of Tennessee, passing the first half of the year 1863 at Tullahoma. it fought under the eye of Gen'l PatCleburne at Chicamauga, and its mutilated ranks told the eloquentstory of its services. Gen'l Mark Lowery of Mississippi succeeded tothe command of the brigade, and the 45th was present at Mission Ridgeand Ringgold Gap with slight loss. The winter was passed at Dalton,and the regiment took a full share in the Dalton-Atlanta campaign,especially at Resaca, and at New Hope, where Cleburne's Division grappled with Union Gen'l John A. Logan's Corps. On the 22nd of July,at Atlanta, 'Death' reveled in its ranks, and half the regiment went down on the hard-fought field. Six weeks later it again fought 'where Cleburne crossed the line' at Jonesboro, with considerable loss. Then followed the long and disastrous march into TN. The 45th opened the battle at Franklin the evening before by a brilliant fight at Springhill, and the next day was in the bloody and desperate assault of Cleburne's Division on the enemy's works, and was almost annihilated around the corpse of its heroic division commander. Its colors floated before Nashville, and a remnant of the 45th moved into North Carolina. It was there consolidated with other Alabama regiments, and surrendered with Gen'l Joseph E. Johnston's forces.

Statistics: It was organized with 750 men, reported 91 casualties at Murfreesboro, and 117 at Chickamauga, and totaled 366 effectives and 309 arms in December 1863. The regiment lost 27 k, 72 w, and 32 missing at the Battle of Atlanta and was almost annihilated at Franklin. Only a remnant surrendered on 26 April 1865.

Field officers: Cols. Ephraim B. Breedlove, James G. Gilchrist,Willism S. Goodwyn, and Harris D. Lampley; Lt. Col. Robert H.Abercrombie; and Major George C. Freeman.
Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr., died on 20 September 1863 in Chickamauga, Walker Co, GeorgiaG. during Civil War. He witnessed the New Tag of Nancy and Alfred Lemuel Casey, Sr., in 1865.

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Citations

[S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
[S239] 1920 United States Federal Census
[S367] Barbour County Alabama 1833-1885 Deed Book M; LDS film ??
[S366] Barbour County Alabama Orphan Court Records (OCR) 1833-1852, Vol 14
[S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
[S565] Barbour Co Alabana Marriage Licenses
[S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850

Hampton Casey^1,2,3

Relationship

2nd great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25177, b. __/__/1824, d. abt __/__/1865

References

Parents

Father	James Casey, Sr. (b. before 1784, d. after 1866)
Mother	Unknown Kirkland (b. about 1792, d. about 1831)

Family 1: Elizabeth Cotton (d. about 1848)

Daughter	Sarah A Casey (b. 1844)
Son	Thomas Asbury Casey+ (b. 1845, d. 12 February 1884)
Son	James S. Casey+ (b. 1848, d. 20 August 1917)

Family 2: Hepsey A B Price (b. 1822, d. after 1873)

Son	William C Casey+ (b. 1850, d. about 1885)
Daughter	Mary Casey (b. about 1852)
Son	Daniel Casey+ (b. 16 August 1852, d. 14 March 1931)
Daughter	Virginia J. Casey (b. 1853)
Son	Calvin Casey (b. 1859, d. before 1880)
Son	Levin Casey (b. 1862, d. before 1880)

Biography

Hampton Casey was also known as Hamp Casey. He, son of James Casey, Sr., and Unknown Kirkland, was born in 1824 in Richmond Co, NCG.^1,3⁴
Hampton Casey was a resident in the household of James Casey, Sr., in the state census in 1833 in Barbour Co, ALG +.⁵⁶
In 1841. In the 1841 Barbour Co AL Orphans Court, brothers [p1] and [p2] made a claim of $4.00 against the estate of E. J. Cole.
On 13 October 1843 in Barbour Co, ALG +, James Casey, Sr., gave land to James Calvin Casey, Jr., Hampton Casey, and Tillman Casey. The three plots of land were 33 86/100 acres, 102 acres and 125 acres and were all located in section 5 of T10 R27. This land is located on the road from Clayton to Eufaula at the turn off to White Oak. This land was sold to Anthony Windham on Sep 1, 1846. on Barbour Co.^7,8

Hampton Casey married Elizabeth Cotton on 17 July 1844 in Barbour Co, ALG +.^9,9

His wife, Elizabeth Cotton, died about 1848.

Hampton Casey married Hepsey A B Price, daughter of Price, on 3 January 1849 in Barbour Co, ALG +.¹⁰

Hampton Casey appeared in the agricultural census in 1850 in Barbour Co, ALG +. Hampton Casey has the following assets: 30 ac of improved land,$100-cash value of farm, $15 - value of farm implements and machinery,1 horse, 2 working oxen, 6 swine, $100 - value of livestock, grew: 150 bushels of Indian corn 1 cotton guard, and 50 bushels of sweet potatoes.

Hampton Casey was the Head of Household in the census in 1850 in Mt Andrew, Barbour Co, ALG. Hampton and his family are living next door to his father. Hampton Casey 26 NC farmer, Epsey 28 NC, Sarah 6 AL, Thomas 5 AL, James 2 AL, and William 4/12 AL.³
On 1 November 1858 a land grant of [m1] acres was issued to Hampton Casey in Barbour Co, ALG +. [m2].

Hampton Casey was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in Mt Andrew, Barbour Co, ALG. Hamp Casey 36 NC ($900-$200), Hepsy 38 NC, Sarah 16 AL, Asbury 14 AL, James 12 AL, William 10 AL, Mary 7 AL, Virginia 5 AL, Daniel 3 AL, and Calvin 7/12 AL.¹
Hampton Casey died about 1865 in Barbour Co, ALG +.
. On Mar 27, 1865, the estate of Lewis Price paid Hepsy Casey, wife of Hampton Casey, the sum of 50 dollars in confederate money. [160 B15]page 517 (Based on this entry, it is unclear to me whether Hampton is alive or dead)

In the 1866 Barbour Co census T11R25, (311 022 010), in the householdof Mrs. Hepsey Casey, there are 3 males < 10, 1 10-20, and 1 >20,females 0 <10, 2 10-20, and 2 >20, and 0 soldiers killed in the war, 1 soldier died as a result of the war, and 0 were disabled. No war records could be found for Hampton.

On Sept 4, 1866, the appraisal of the estate of Hampton Casey deceased is presented to the court. The estate consisted of 80 acres of land appraised @ $2.50 per acre for a total of $200. [160 B15] p460 Land description was not given. (in my land record research, I only have 40 acres for Hampton at this point in time. It is near Mt Andrew.
Hepsey Casey is listed in the 1870 Barbour Co census without husband Hamp. According to the 1866 census Hampton was not living and there was one male > 20. That would have to be the oldest son Thomas Asbury who would just be 20. Therefore Hampton had to be the soldier who died as a result of the war. Notice that the census makes a distinction between soldiers who were killed and those who died as a result of the war.

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Citations

[S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
[S8] ., Personal Research/Notes
[S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
[S251] 1830 United States-.
[S730] -.
[S1052] 1840, Barbour Co, AL-, Barbour Co, AL.
[S348] Barbour County Alabama Deed Book E 1833-1885
[S349] Barbour County Alabama Deed Book G 1833-1885
[S372] 1838-1850 Barbour Co (AL) Marriages
[S565] Barbour Co Alabana Marriage Licenses

Henry Boldin Casey^1,2,3

Relationship

1st cousin 3 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25178, b. 05/12/1858, d. __/__/1926

References

Parents

Father	James Calvin Casey, Jr. (b. 1 May 1825, d. about 1905)
Mother	Mary A. Bishop (b. 1828, d. about 1892)

Family 1: Liddy Jane Thomas (b. October 1863, d. 1901)

Daughter	Francis A. Casey (b. May 1881)
Son	John C. Casey+ (b. September 1882, d. 1957)
Daughter	Alice Nancy Jane Casey+ (b. 2 January 1884, d. 14 July 1951)
Daughter	Manda S. 'Susie' Casey (b. February 1885)
Daughter	Emma Casey (b. November 1886)
Son	Captain Miles Casey+ (b. 1888, d. 16 March 1956)
Daughter	Ada E. Casey (b. December 1891, d. 1923)
Son	Abram William 'Abe' Casey+ (b. 14 April 1892, d. 1952)
Daughter	Carrie M. 'Melissa' Casey (b. March 1895)
Son	Alfred Joe Casey+ (b. 12 April 1898, d. 3 February 1991)

Family 2: Jane Unknown (b. 1863)

Biography

Henry Boldin Casey was also known as Bud Casey. He was also known as Boldin Casey. He. Bolden Casey first appears in records at the age of 2 in the 1860Barbour Co AL census in the household of James Calvin Casey Jr. andwife Mary Bishop. According to the family bible of sister Julie AnnCasey, Bolden was May 12, 1858.
According to the 1900 census, Bolden was born Dec 1856. I have chosento use the bible record since the census records for this family varysignificantly every 10 years.
1860 Barbour Co AL census: Bolden 2 AL living with parents
1870 Barbour Co AL census: Henry 16 living with James and Mary Casey.
Bolden Casey does not appear at age 12 in the James Jr. household inthe 1870 Barbour Co AL census. This has led to some confusion as tothe correct parents of Bolden since he named a son Alfred Joe(Tannon). There was also an Alfred Casey in Barbour Co AL about thesame time. He had a son named Alfred who appears in the 1870 MonroeCo AL census at age 10 with his mother (Alfred died in the war) butnot in the 1860 census when his parents lived in Barbour Co AL.
However there is a lot of inconsistancy in the many census records ofthe James Calvin Casey Jr. household. Probably several of the censusrecords were contributed by neighbors. In my opinion, for thisparticular family, it is not an overriding factor that a child wasmissing from one census.
1880 Boldin married Liddy Jane Thomas about 1880 prior to the censusand they had 10 children.
1880 Barbour Co AL, Faulk's Dist, Beat 13, p335, family 209: BoltonCasey 21 farmer AL, Jane T. 17 wife AL
1900 Dale Co AL, Skipperville Pct #11, #180/#183: Bolton Dec 1856 58m20 AL farmer nny RF, Liddie J. Oct 1856 43 m20 10/10 AL nny, FrancisA. d May 1881 19 AL yyy, John L. Sep 1882 17 AL yny, Allas N. Jan 188416 AL nny, MandaS. Feb 1885 15 AL nny, Emma L. Nov 1886 14 AL nny,Captain M. 1888 12, Abram W. Apr 1890 10 nny, Ada E. Dec 1891 8 ALnny, Oler M. Mar 1895 5, Alfred J. Apr 1899 1 AL, Moses W. Thomas Sep1821 70 NC
In the 1900 census, Liddy stated that 10 of her 10 children were stillliving. Liddy died about 1901 at the age of 37.
1910 Dale Co AL, Daleville: Borland Casey 51, Abram W. 17, Ada E. 16,Carrie M. 12, Alfred Jr. 9, Captain M boarder 21
By 1920 Boldin had married Jane Tatum, a widow, who had two children.
1920 Dale Co AL: Boland 67 AL, Jane 57 AL, Coley Tatum son 20 AL, AdaTatum d 17 AL. He, son of James Calvin Casey, Jr., and Mary A. Bishop, was born on 12 May 1858 in Barbour Co, ALG +.^4,1,2,3,5³
Henry lived in Beat 15, Barbour Co, AlabamaG, in 1860.³
Henry Boldin Casey was a resident in the household of James Calvin Casey, Jr., in the state census in 1866 in Township 8 Range 25, Barbour Co, AlabamaG.⁶⁷

Henry Boldin Casey married Liddy Jane Thomas, daughter of Moses W. Thomas, in 1880.

Henry lived in Atkinsons, Barbour Co, AlabamaG, in 1880.¹
Henry lived in Atkinsons, Barbour Co, AlabamaG, in 1880.¹

Henry Boldin Casey married Jane Unknown about 1915.

Henry lived in Daleville, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1920.²
Henry Boldin Casey died in 1926. He was buried in Salem Baptist Church Cemetery, Dykes Cross Roads, Dale Co, Alabama, 31.61461;-85.56188G.

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Citations

[S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
[S239] 1920 United States Federal Census
[S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
[S23] ., Census records
[S342] Bibles, Julie Ann Casey family bible
[S698] 1866 Alabama census
[S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870

William Tellis Casey¹

Relationship

1st cousin 3 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25179, b. 04/09/1855, d. bet __/__/1860 and __/__/1866

References

Parents

Father	James Calvin Casey, Jr. (b. 1 May 1825, d. about 1905)
Mother	Mary A. Bishop (b. 1828, d. about 1892)

Biography

William Tellis Casey. The family bible of sister, Julie Ann Casey, lists a brother, WilliamTellis Casey, born April 9, 1855. This individual does not appear inthe 1860, 1870, or 1880 census records.
A Henry Casey about the same age appears in only the 1870 censusrecord when he is 16 years of age. Where was he in 1860? Where washe in 1880? The census records of this family are known to be veryinconsistent. This is the only know record of this Henry Casey.Perhaps he was a nephew?
Perhaps William Tellis died at an early age. Were William Tellis andHenry the same person? He, son of James Calvin Casey, Jr., and Mary A. Bishop, was born on 9 April 1855 in AlabamaG +.¹
William Tellis Casey died between 1860 and 1866.
William Tellis Casey was a resident in the household of James Calvin Casey, Jr., in the state census in 1866 in Township 8 Range 25, Barbour Co, AlabamaG.²

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Citations

[S342] Bibles, Julie Ann Casey family bible
[S698] 1866 Alabama census

Mary Jane Casey¹

Relationship

1st cousin 3 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

F, #25180, b. 03/12/1861, d. 06/10/1931

References

Parents

Father	James Calvin Casey, Jr. (b. 1 May 1825, d. about 1905)
Mother	Mary A. Bishop (b. 1828, d. about 1892)

Family: Benjamin H. Phillips (b. 1863)

Daughter	Josephine Phillips (b. May 1883)
Daughter	Mary Phillips (b. October 1885)
Child	Unknown Phillips (b. about 1887)
Child	Unknown Phillips (b. about 1889)
Child	Unknown Phillips (b. about 1891)
Child	Unknown Phillips (b. about 1893)
Daughter	Ila A. Phillips (b. August 1896)
Daughter	Viola Phillips (b. June 1897)
Son	James O. Phillips (b. 1901)

Biography

Mary Jane Casey was also known as Mary Jane Phillips. She. Note her mother was born in FL according to 1880 census.
1870 Barbour Co AL: Mary J. 12 AL living with parents. Actually bornin 1861.
1880 Barbour Co AL: Mary Jane 14 AL NC FL living with parents
1900 Barbour Co AL: Mary J. Mar 1861 39 m19 4/8 children living
1910 Barbour Co AL: Mary J. m29 4/8 children living, living withfamily. She, daughter of James Calvin Casey, Jr., and Mary A. Bishop, was born on 12 March 1861 in Barbour Co, ALG +.^1,2
Mary Jane Casey was a resident in the household of James Calvin Casey, Jr., in the state census in 1866 in Township 8 Range 25, Barbour Co, AlabamaG.³⁴
[Sg] was listed as a daughter of James Calvin Casey, Jr., in the in 1880 census for in Atkinsons, Barbour Co, AlabamaG. James Casey farmer 50 NC NC NC, Mary 48 FL, NC NC can't rr/w, Mary Jane 14 AL NC FL, William 16 AL NC FL, Julia A 14 AL NC FL, Charley 12 AL NC FL, Miles 10 AL NC FL.¹
Mary lived in Atkinsons, Barbour Co, AlabamaG, in 1880.¹

Mary Jane Casey married Benjamin H. Phillips, son of Arnton Holyoak H. Phillips and Caroline Sutton, on 9 January 1881 in Barbour Co, ALG +. near Elamville.^5,5

Mary Jane Casey died on 10 June 1931.

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Citations

[S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
[S342] Bibles, Julie Ann Casey family bible
[S698] 1866 Alabama census
[S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
[S565] Barbour Co Alabana Marriage Licenses

Ann Judson Sylvester¹

F, #25181, b. 01/01/1838, d. 11/17/1912

Parents

Father	Demarcus Sylvester (b. 27 February 1797, d. 31 March 1870)
Mother	Mary E. Rembert (b. 29 December 1798, d. 22 January 1880)

Family: William Herrod Locke (b. 9 October 1832, d. 15 January 1882)

Daughter	Ella Estelle Locke (b. 6 April 1857)
Daughter	Lula Adella Locke (b. 24 March 1859)
Son	Clifford Asbury Locke+ (b. 1 October 1860, d. 28 August 1928)
Daughter	Nettie Leola Locke (b. 19 December 1862)
Son	William Forest 'Will' Locke+ (b. 13 June 1865, d. 7 July 1909)
Son	Charlie Oscar Locke+ (b. 3 February 1867, d. 6 June 1923)
Daughter	Pearl Dantzler Locke (b. 9 May 1870, d. 21 September 1913)
Daughter	Judson Sylvester Locke (b. 14 August 1873)
Daughter	Mattie Belle Locke (b. 14 February 1876)
Son	Leslie Roscoe Locke (b. 21 October 1879)

Biography

Ann Judson Sylvester was also known as Ann Judson Locke. She. Anne was born in Houston Co GA on 1 Jan 1838. She was baptized on 13Oct 1852 by Rev R. E. Boone and died in Eufaula AL on 17 Nov 1912.(85.) She, daughter of Demarcus Sylvester and Mary E. Rembert, was born on 1 January 1838 in Houston Co, GAG.

Ann Judson Sylvester married William Herrod Locke, son of Richard H. Locke and Elvy Davenport, on 30 October 1855 in Barbour Co, ALG +.

Ann Judson Sylvester died on 17 November 1912 in Eufaula, Barbour Co, ALG.

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Citations

[S370] Foley, Helen S, Bible Records Barbour County, Alabama; Volume II, Source Element: 929.3761 FOL

Wyatt Casey^1,2,3

Relationship

1st cousin 4 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25182, b. 05/__/1821, d. 02/15/1901

References

Parents

Father	Lemuel Casey (b. about 1792, d. about 1843)
Mother	Nancy (b. 1800, d. 26 October 1879)

Family: Mary Ann Watkins (b. April 1831, d. 23 November 1901)

Daughter	Mary 'Mollie' Casey+ (b. about 1853, d. about 1880)
Daughter	Francis E. 'Fanny' Casey+ (b. 14 December 1854, d. 21 July 1928)
Daughter	Mathilda Amanda Casey+ (b. 11 July 1857, d. 26 June 1890)
Son	Samuel Wyatt Casey+ (b. November 1863, d. 1934)
Son	William Thomas Casey, Sr.+ (b. 4 October 1866, d. 20 October 1962)
Son	Benjamin E. B. Casey (b. 6 December 1868, d. 2 October 1875)
Son	John Lemuel Casey+ (b. 18 March 1873, d. 4 March 1946)
Daughter	Lou EllenElla Casey+ (b. 15 August 1875, d. 16 August 1898)

Biography

Wyatt Casey. Wyatt Casey was born June 8 1826 in Richmond Co NC.
1830 Richmond Co NC census: male <5 living with Lemuel Casey family
1840 Barbour Co AL census: male 10-15 living with Lemuel Casey family
1850 Macon Co AL census, p283: Wiett Casey 22 $320 farmer AL, Mary 20AL, census index has Caddey. I read Cauey on microfilm. WFT censusCD #317 has Casey
1860 not located.
1866 Bullock Co AL created from Montgomery, Pike, Barbour, and Maconcounties
1870 Bullock Co AL census, Sardis, Beat 9, Union Springs PO, p178,#30/30: Wyatt Casey 40 (1830) farmer $3,000 $800 SC, Mary 38 AL, Mary17 AL, Fanny 16 AL, Amanda 13 AL, Samuel 6 AL, Thomas 4 AL, Benjamin 1AL
1880 Bullock Co AL census, Bruceville, beat 9, $446/466: Wyatt Casey54 farmer NC NC NC, Mary Ann 46 AL NC NC, Samuel W. 16 AL, William T14 AL, John L. 9 AL, Lou Ellen 5 AL
1900 Bullock Co AL census, v5 ed 29 s 21 L54, Pct #3 Union Springs#478/479: Wyatt Casey 79 May 1821 79 m51 SC SC SC farmer yyy rentsfarm, Mary A Apr 1831 69 m51 AL AL AL yyy, Mary E. Dismukes, gd Mch1897 3 AL AL AL

Wyatt died in Feb 15 1901 and was buried in the cemetery in Perote,Bullock Co AL. He, son of Lemuel Casey and Nancy, was born in May 1821 in South CarolinaG.¹ Wyatt Casey, son of Lemuel Casey and Nancy, was born on 8 June 1826 in Richmond Co, NCG.^2,3,4⁵⁶

Wyatt Casey married Mary Ann Watkins, daughter of Samuel C. Watkins and Rhoda Sellers, on 8 February 1849.

Wyatt Casey was farmer in 1850.
Wyatt lived in Sardis, Bullock Co, AlabamaG, in 1870.²
Wyatt lived in Bruceville, Bullock Co, AlabamaG, in 1880.³
Wyatt lived in Union Springs, Bullock Co, AlabamaG, in 1900.¹ He was buried in Oak Hill Cemetery, Union Springs, Bullock Co, AlabamaG.

Wyatt Casey died on 15 February 1901.

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Citations

[S238] 1900 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Twelfth Census of theUnited States, 1900, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1900
[S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
[S241] Ancestry.com, 1880 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Tenth Census of theUnited States, 1880, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1880
[S370] Foley, Helen S, Bible Records Barbour County, Alabama; Volume II, Source Element: 929.3761 FOL
[S251] 1830 United States-.
[S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.

William Herrod Locke^1,2

Relationship

2nd great-granduncle of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25183, b. 10/09/1832, d. 01/15/1882

Parents

Father	Richard H. Locke (b. 12 February 1791, d. 26 January 1864)
Mother	Elvy Davenport (b. 3 November 1792, d. 28 March 1836)

Family: Ann Judson Sylvester (b. 1 January 1838, d. 17 November 1912)

Daughter	Ella Estelle Locke (b. 6 April 1857)
Daughter	Lula Adella Locke (b. 24 March 1859)
Son	Clifford Asbury Locke+ (b. 1 October 1860, d. 28 August 1928)
Daughter	Nettie Leola Locke (b. 19 December 1862)
Son	William Forest 'Will' Locke+ (b. 13 June 1865, d. 7 July 1909)
Son	Charlie Oscar Locke+ (b. 3 February 1867, d. 6 June 1923)
Daughter	Pearl Dantzler Locke (b. 9 May 1870, d. 21 September 1913)
Daughter	Judson Sylvester Locke (b. 14 August 1873)
Daughter	Mattie Belle Locke (b. 14 February 1876)
Son	Leslie Roscoe Locke (b. 21 October 1879)

Biography

William Herrod Locke. William Harris Locke was born to Richard and Elvy Locke in Pike Co ALon 9 Oct 1832. He was baptized on 15 Sep 1855 by Rev. A. Van Hoose.
1860 Barbour Co AL p56,: William H Locke 28 AL, Ann J 20 GA, Ella E 3AL, Lula 1 AL
1870 Barbour Co AL 3w Eufaula, p322: William H. Locke
He died at his home in Eufaula AL on 15 Jan 1882 at the age of 49 y.[058] He was survived by his wife and 10 children. [039] p82. He, son of Richard H. Locke and Elvy Davenport, was born on 9 October 1832 in Pike Co, ALG +.³⁴⁴

William Herrod Locke married Ann Judson Sylvester, daughter of Demarcus Sylvester and Mary E. Rembert, on 30 October 1855 in Barbour Co, ALG +.

On 22 January 1864 in the will of Richard H. Locke in Pike Co, ALG +, son William Herrod Locke was listed as an heir.⁵
William Herrod Locke was GA on 5 December 1866.
William Herrod Locke died on 15 January 1882 in Eufaula, Barbour Co, ALG.

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Citations

[S371] Foley, Helen S, Bible Records Barbour County, Alabama; Volume I, Source Element: 929.3761 FOL
[S370] Foley, Helen S, Bible Records Barbour County, Alabama; Volume II, Source Element: 929.3761 FOL
[S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
[S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
[S213] Folmar, Kathlyn Johnson, Abstracts of Pike County Wills, Books A & B

Barbour Al^{1,2,3,4,5,6,7}

U, #25184

Biography

Barbour Al died.^8,9

Barbour Al signed a will.¹
Barbour Al. Type: Deed.¹⁰

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Citations

[S340] Foley, Helen S, Abstracts of Wills and Estates
[S265] Godfrey, Early Settlers of Barbour County, Alabama; Volume 1
[S21] Godfrey, Rural Land Owners of Barbour County, Alabama, Source Element: 929.3761 GOD
[S372] 1838-1850 Barbour Co (AL) Marriages
[S323] Barbour County Alabama Orphan Court Records (OCR) 1833-1852
[S373] Barbour County Alabama 1833-1885 Deed Records Index; LDS film 1294003
[S371] Foley, Helen S, Bible Records Barbour County, Alabama; Volume I, Source Element: 929.3761 FOL
[S322] Foley, Helen S, Obituaries from Barbour County Alabama Newspapers
[S24] Barbour County Alabama Cemetery Records
[S374] Barbour County Alabama Conveyance Records; Volume 1

Maund Family¹

U, #25185

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Citations

[S375] Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers, 1695-1732; Vol III, Source Element: 929.3755 NUG

William Maund, Sr.-II^1,2

Relationship

8th great-grandfather of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25186, b. bef __/__/1680, d. bef 06/19/1741

Parents

Father	William Maund, (I) (b. before 1660, d. 1722)
Mother	Mary Yates (b. 1665, d. 1722)

Family 1: Unknown, w1WmMaundII, (b. about 1680, d. between July 1734 and 1741)

Son	William Maund, Jr.+ (b. about 1712, d. 1734)
Daughter	Elizabeth Maund+ (b. 1715, d. November 1768)
Son	Lott Maund+ (b. about 1716, d. after 1764)
Son	Jonas Maund (b. about 1718)
Son	Noah Maund (b. about 1720, d. 31 January 1751/52)

Family 2: Elizabeth w2WmMaundII (b. about 1699, d. after 1742)

Biography

William Maund, Sr.-II, was also known as William Maund. He was also known as William Maund, (II.) He had reference number Maund-23.
Lower Norfolk Co VA was formed in 1637 when New Norfolk Co was divided into Lower Norfolk Co and Upper Norfolk Counties.

He, son of William Maund, (I), and Mary Yates, was born before 1680 in Lower Norfolk Co, VAG +. guess.¹

Norfolk Co VA was formed in 1691 from Lower Norfolk Co.

William Maund, Sr.-II, married Unknown, w1WmMaundII, before 1710.

The will of William Whiddon, Sr, was written on 18 February 1720 in Norfolk Co, VAG +.³
On 25 August 1731. John Thornton, Gent., 150 acs. (Lapsed Lease) Norfolk Co; in the S. Br.of Eliz. Riv; Bet Deep Cr. & New Mill Cr; adj. Marmaduke Etheridge;John Ives; Thomas Cherry; Powel's line; Giles Randall; & Mr. John Farby's land; 25 Aug 1731, p 315. Granted William Maund, 2 May 1706, on condition of seating & c. 15 Shill. (171.)
In 1734. William Maund was mentioned in his son William Jr's 1734 Norfolk Co VA will as executor. He and his wife who were only mentioned as Father and Mother Maund and were given use of William Jr's negro boy Davey until William III reached 21.³

His wife, Unknown, w1WmMaundII, died between July 1734 and 1741.¹
William Maund, Sr.-II, married Elizabeth w2WmMaundII age ~37 about 1736. Second marriage for both. Year is a guess based on the fact that Elizabeth's husband, William Foreman, died in 1731 and William Maund died in 1741.

William Maund, Sr.-II, died before 19 June 1741 in Norfolk Co, VAG +.¹
The will of William Maund, Sr.-II, dec'd was probated on 19 June 1741 in Norfolk Co, VAG +. Probated by Ralph Fenby, Ann Bailery & Thomas Floyd.⁴

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Citations

[S62] Brief Abstracts of Norfolk County Wills,McIntosh, Charles Fleming McIntosh, Charles Fleming, 1982, Publisher: Southern Historical Press Southern Historical Press, Repository: Love Houston Memorial Library.
[S375] Nugent, Nell Marion, Cavaliers and Pioneers, 1695-1732; Vol III, Source Element: 929.3755 NUG
[S92] McIntosh, Charles Fleming, Brief Abstract of Lower Norfolk County and Norfolk County Wills
[S161] Torrence, Clayton, Virginia Wills and Administration 1632-1800

Henry Averitt¹

M, #25187, b. __/__/1685, d. __/__/1716

Parents

Father	Joshua Averitt (b. 1655, d. 1693)
Mother	Unknown Averitt

Family: Elizabeth Simmons (b. 1689)

Son	Thomas Averett (b. 1713, d. September 1772)
Son	Henry Averitt+ (b. 1715, d. September 1772)
Son	John Averett (b. 1717, d. 29 December 1796)
Son	Joel Averitt+ (b. 1721, d. 1821)
Son	George Averett (b. 1723)

Biography

Henry Averitt was also known as Henry B Averitt.² He, son of Joshua Averitt and Unknown Averitt, was born in 1685 in Isle of Wight Co, VAG +.^1,2,2,2

Henry Averitt married Elizabeth Simmons in 1710 in Isle of Wight Co, VAG +.^2,2

In 1713 in Brunswick Co, VAG, Henry Averitt. Thomas Averitt Type: Son born.¹
In 1715 in Brunswick Co, VAG, Henry Averitt. Henry Averitt Type: Son born.¹
Henry Averitt died in 1716 in Amelia Co, VAG +.³
In 1717 in Amelia Co, VAG +, Henry Averitt. John Averitt Type: Son born.¹
In 1721 in Amelia Co, VAG +, Henry Averitt. Joel Averitt Type: Son born.¹
Henry Averitt died in 1724 in North CarolinaG.^2,2,2

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Citations

[S16] Averett, Will, History of The First Three Hundred Years of Averetts In America
[S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
[S17] Research notes

Elizabeth Simmons¹

F, #25188, b. __/__/1689

Family: Henry Averitt (b. 1685, d. 1716)

Son	Thomas Averett (b. 1713, d. September 1772)
Son	Henry Averitt+ (b. 1715, d. September 1772)
Son	John Averett (b. 1717, d. 29 December 1796)
Son	Joel Averitt+ (b. 1721, d. 1821)
Son	George Averett (b. 1723)

Biography

Elizabeth Simmons was also known as Elizabeth Averitt. She, was born in 1689 in Isle of Wight Co, VAG +.¹

Elizabeth Simmons married Henry Averitt, son of Joshua Averitt and Unknown Averitt, in 1710 in Isle of Wight Co, VAG +.^1,1

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Citations

[S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree

Mary Sims¹

F, #25189, b. __/__/1756, d. __/__/1782

Family: John (RS) Lindsay (b. 1750, d. 1808)

Daughter	Elizabeth Lindsay
Son	Ransom Lindsay
Son	James M. Lindsay+ (b. 1776, d. 1837)
Son	Jacob Lindsay (b. before 1780)

Biography

Mary Sims was also known as Mary Lindsay. She, was born in 1756.²

Mary Sims married John (RS) Lindsay, son of Unknown Lindsay, in 1774.^1,3,1,3

Mary Sims died in 1782.²

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Citations

[S37] DAR Lineage record
[S376] CD 200 The Compedium of American Geneqalogy, 16002-1800s
[S80] Maddox, Joseph T, Information on Some Georgia Pioneers

Sarah Griffin

Relationship

9th great-grandmother of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

F, #25190, b. abt __/__/1690

Family: Thomas Commander (b. about 1650)

Son	Thomas Commander (d. after 25 August 1735)
Son	Samuel Commander, Sr.+ (b. 1680, d. 1733)
Daughter	Mary Commander+ (b. 1715)
Daughter	Sarah Commander (b. about 1734)

Biography

Sarah Griffin was also known as Sarah Commander. She, was born about 1690.

Sarah Griffin married Thomas Commander, son of Joseph Commander and Dorothy Tooke, in 1713.¹

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Citations

[S376] CD 200 The Compedium of American Geneqalogy, 16002-1800s

Mary Howell^1,1,2

Relationship

6th great-grandmother of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

F, #25191, b. __/__/1726, d. __/__/1759

Parents

Father	Joseph Howell, Sr (b. about 1680, d. before May 1750)
Mother	Margaret 'Mary' Starling (b. 1700, d. about 1770)

Family: William Maund (b. estimated 1726, d. 1761)

Son	Malachi Maund+ (b. 1740, d. 7 October 1783)
Son	Markum Maund (b. about 1743, d. about 1794)
Son	Hardy Maund (b. 1751, d. after 1795)
Daughter	Mary Maund (b. before 1775, d. after 1790)

Biography

Mary Howell was also known as Mary Maund.
Bertie Precinct NC was formed in 1722 from Chowan Precinct.

She, daughter of Joseph Howell, Sr, and Margaret 'Mary' Starling, was born in 1726.¹ Mary Howell, daughter of Joseph Howell, Sr, and Margaret 'Mary' Starling, was born about 1727 in North CarolinaG. Mary Howell, daughter of Joseph Howell, Sr, and Margaret 'Mary' Starling, was born in 1737 in North CarolinaG.¹

Mary Howell married William Maund, son of William Maund, Jr., and Prescilla Sugg, about 1739.

Bertie Co NC was renamed from Bertie Prc of Albemarle Co in 1739 when Albemarle Co was dissolved.
Edgecombe Co NC was formed in 1741 from part of Bertie Co. Tarboro, the eventual county seat, was not chartered until 1760.
Mary Howell died in 1759 in Edgecombe Co, NCG +.^1,3 [d], [m].^4,5

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Citations

[S4] Ancestry.com, One World Tree
[S377] CD World Family Tree; Volume 5
[S50] Mitchell, Thornton W, North Carolina Wills: A Testator Index 1665-1900
[S1022] Peacock, J.R., Kirkland Family Roots: Virginia, South Carolina, and Henry County Alabama
[S89] Abstracts of Early Deeds of Edgecombe Co NC Vol 2,Watson, Joseph W., 1967, Publisher, Repository: North Carolina State Archives, [150](177).

Aaron Blackstone Hudson^1,2,3,4

Relationship

Great-grandfather of Frances Wileria Hudson

M, #25192, b. 08/__/1826, d. 09/10/1869

Parents

Father	William Hudson, Sr (b. 29 March 1770, d. 10 April 1843)
Mother	Sarah (b. 1793, d. after 1854)

Family: Mary Jane Eubanks (b. May 1834, d. May 1916)

Son	William Hudson (b. 13 January 1853, d. 10 March 1853)
Daughter	Julia J. Hudson (b. 18 January 1854, d. 13 October 1935)
Son	Thomas Jefferson Hudson+ (b. 12 February 1857, d. 21 October 1931)
Son	Ben Hudson (b. 30 March 1858, d. April 1858)
Son	Robert Asbury Hudson+ (b. 10 August 1860, d. 30 May 1934)
Daughter	Leola Irene Hudson (b. 21 January 1868, d. August 1920)

Biography

Aaron Blackstone Hudson, son of William Hudson, Sr, and Sarah, was born in August 1826 in Darlington, Darlington Dist, SCG.
. The death certificate of his son Thomas Jefferson Hudson identifies his middle name as Blackstone.^2,3,4

Sumter Co GA was formed from the northern part of Lee Co in Dec 1831.

The family of William Hudson, Sr, moved from Darlington Dist, SCG +, to Sumter Co, GAG, about 1835.⁵

Aaron Blackstone Hudson married Mary Jane Eubanks, daughter of William Eubanks and Susan B. Wheeler, on 18 December 1851 in Sumter Co, GAG. He-, she 17.^6,7,8
. On 1 Aug 1853 Aaron paid his sister, Jane C. Rouse and her husband Jope $5 for their interest in the southeastern corner of lot number 101 in the twenty seventh district of Sumter Co containing 69 acres.
On 3 Aug 1853, he paid sister Temperance Wingate of Baker Co GA $5 fo rher interest in the estate of his father William Hudson.
On 2 Jan 1854, he paid sister Naomi Richards and her husband Frank of SC $5 for their interest in the estate of his father.
On 2 Jan 1854, he paid James Lamb of SC $80 for his interest in the estate of his father.

On 4 Jan 1854, he sold James Lamb his interest in the estate of his father for $200. On 11 Mar 1854, he paid brother Wiley O. Hudson of SC $10 for his interest in his father's estate.

A B Hudson appears on the 1867 returns of qualified voters (Vol 43 p41) and registration oath books (Vol 74 p 35) for Sumter Co GA.

Aaron Blackstone Hudson was the Head of Household in the census in 1860 in District 15, Sumter Co, GAG. Aaron B Hudson 34 overseer SC, Mary J 26 GA can't r/w, Julia 6 GA, Thomas 4 GA.³
. He does not appear on any muster rolls. Prisoner of war records state that A B Hudson, Pvt 11th GA Militia Infantry, surrendered at Tallahassee on May 10 1865 and was paroled on May 22 1865 at Albany GA.⁹
In 1867 in Prec 756, Sumter Co, GAG, A B Hudson was. on the list of qualified voters. He had lived in Georgia for 320 months, Sumter Co for 12 month and the current precinct for 7 months.¹⁰
Aaron Blackstone Hudson died on 10 September 1869 in Americus, Sumter Co, GAG. It is thought that he originally was buried at Andersonville but later was reburied in Oak Grove Cemetery in Americus, Sumter Co, GA. No marker has been located.⁴

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Citations

[S15] Ancestry.com, Public Member Trees
[S237] Ancestry.com, 1850 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Seventh Census of theUnited States, 1850, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1850
[S248] Ancestry.com, 1860 United States Federal census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Eighth Census of theUnited States, 1860, Washington, D.C.: National Archives and RecordsAdministration, 1860
[S378] Bibles, Robert Asbury Hudson family bible
[S252] 1840 United States Federal Census.
[S25] History of Stewart County Georgia, Volume unknown
[S73] Cox, Jack F, History of Sumter County Georgia
[S930] Georgia, Marriage Records from Select Counties, 1828-1978
[S1005] U.S., Confederate Soldiers Compiled Service Records 1861-1865
[S800] Georgia, Returns of Qualified Voters and Reconstruction Oath Books 1867-1869

Franklin Nc^1,2

U, #25193

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Citations

[S267] Kinfolks of Franklin County North Carolina 1793-1844,Watspm. Joseph W Watson, Joseph W, 1985, Publisher: Meridional Publications Meridional Publications, Repository: Love Houston Memorial Library, [043].
[S266] Watson, Joseph W, Abstracts of The Early Deeds of Franklin County North Carolina, 1779-1797

Bernard Benoit Brown^1,2,3,4

Relationship

3rd cousin 1 time removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25194, b. 12/17/1906, d. 06/13/1993

References

Parents

Father	Stephen Emanuel 'Tee' Brown (b. 18 August 1870, d. 2 June 1958)
Mother	Mary Huff 'Mollie' Ferrand (b. 9 October 1872, d. 3 March 1963)

Biography

Bernard Benoit Brown. 1910 Caldwell Parish LA, Ward 4, ed3 s25B: S E Brown 39 m16 yrs LA LALA farmer, Mollie 37 m for 16yrs LA LA LA, Quanita 15 LA LA LA, LeanneE. 13 LA, Florice 12 LA, Annie R. 10 LA, Lloyd F 8 LA, Stephen H 6 LA,B Bernard 5 LA 1920 Caldwell Parish LA census, Ward 4, ed3 s32B,633/648: S E Brown 49 LA LA LA farmer, Molly 47 LA LA LA, Juanita 25LA, Florice 21 LA, Annie 19 LA, Lloyd 18 LA, Herman 16 LA, Bernard 15LA, Estelle 6 LA ¨. He, son of Stephen Emanuel 'Tee' Brown and Mary Huff 'Mollie' Ferrand, was born on 17 December 1906 in Clarks, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG.^1,2
Bernard lived in Police Jury Ward 4, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG, in 1920.¹
Bernard lived in Coalgate, Coal, OklahomaG, in 1991.⁴
Bernard Benoit Brown died on 13 June 1993 in Grayson, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG.
Bernard Benoit Brown died on 13 June 1993 in Columbia, Caldwell Parish, LouisianaG.²

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Citations

[S239] 1920 United States Federal Census
[S26] Ancestry.com, Social Security Death Index, Memo: Social Security Administration, Social Security Death Index, MasterFile, : Social Security Administration
[S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
[S48] ., Find A Grave

Jerry Lynn Brown¹

Relationship

4th cousin of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25195

References

Parents

Father	Francis Lloyd 'Buddy' Brown (b. 5 December 1901, d. 25 November 1991)
Mother	Bernice Helen Butler (b. 3 May 1907, d. 17 January 1984)

	Pedigree Link
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Citations

[S48] ., Find A Grave

Stephen William Brown¹

Relationship

4th cousin of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

M, #25196

References

Parents

Father	Francis Lloyd 'Buddy' Brown (b. 5 December 1901, d. 25 November 1991)
Mother	Bernice Helen Butler (b. 3 May 1907, d. 17 January 1984)

	Pedigree Link
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Citations

[S48] ., Find A Grave

Archie Raymond Thompson¹

M, #25197, b. abt __/__/1896

Family: Leaune Elizabeth Brown (b. 2 November 1896, d. 12 August 1997)

Daughter

Lera M Thompson

Biography

Archie Raymond Thompson married Leaune Elizabeth Brown, daughter of Stephen Emanuel 'Tee' Brown and Mary Huff 'Mollie' Ferrand.²
Archie Raymond Thompson, was born about 1896 in LouisianaG. guess.¹
Archie lived in Monroe, Ouachita Parish, LouisianaG, in 1930.¹

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Citations

[S245] Ancestry.com, 1930 United States Federal Census, Memo: United States of America, Bureau of the Census, Fifteenth Census ofthe United States, 1930, Washington, D.C.: National Archives andRecords Administration, 1930
[S48] ., Find A Grave

Mary Jane Phillips^1,2,3

Relationship

1st cousin 2 times removed of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

F, #25198, b. 01/27/1868, d. 10/25/1893

References

Parents

Father	Nathan Richard Phillips, Sr (b. 21 September 1839, d. 18 August 1895)
Mother	Mary Casey (b. 10 March 1841, d. 10 June 1931)

Family: John Wright Burdeshaw (b. February 1867, d. 17 January 1938)

Son	James W. Burdeshaw (b. May 1890)
Son	Andrew J. Burdeshaw (b. August 1891)
Daughter	Stella Burdeshaw (b. July 1893)

Biography

Mary Jane Phillips was also known as Mary Jane Burdeshaw. She. 1870 Dale Co AL, Skipperville: M. J. 10 f living with parents 1880Dale Co AL: M J 13 AL living with NR and Mary Phillips. She, daughter of Nathan Richard Phillips, Sr, and Mary Casey, was born on 27 January 1868 in Dale Co, ALG +.³

Mary Jane Phillips married John Wright Burdeshaw on 4 January 1891 in Dale Co, ALG +.³

Mary Jane Phillips died on 25 October 1893.³ She was buried in Pleasant Ridge Baptist Church Cemetery, Arguta, Dale Co, AlabamaG.³

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Citations

[S8] ., Personal Research/Notes
[S11] Hayes, Eustus H, Dale County Alabama Tomb Records
[S48] ., Find A Grave

John Wright Burdeshaw^1,2,3,4

M, #25199, b. 02/__/1867, d. 01/17/1938

Family: Mary Jane Phillips (b. 27 January 1868, d. 25 October 1893)

Son	James W. Burdeshaw (b. May 1890)
Son	Andrew J. Burdeshaw (b. August 1891)
Daughter	Stella Burdeshaw (b. July 1893)

Biography

John Wright Burdeshaw. 1920 Dale Co AL, Pct Midland City:. He, was born in February 1867 in AlabamaG +.^1,3
John lived in Beat 11, Dale Co, AlabamaG, in 1870.¹

John Wright Burdeshaw married Mary Jane Phillips, daughter of Nathan Richard Phillips, Sr, and Mary Casey, on 4 January 1891 in Dale Co, ALG +.⁵

John Wright Burdeshaw died on 17 January 1938 in Houston Co, AlabamaG.^3,4

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Citations

[S253] Ancestry.com, 1870 United States Federal Census, Memo: 1870
[S29] Ancestry Family Trees, Memo: This information comes from 1 or more individual Ancestry Family Treefiles. This source citation points you to a current version of thosefiles. Note: The owners of these tree files may have removed orchanged information since this source citation was created.
[S246] Ancestry.com, Alabama, Deaths and Burials Index, 1881-1974
[S247] Ancestry.com, Alabama Deaths, 1908-59
[S48] ., Find A Grave

Johnnye C Nethery¹

Relationship

4th cousin of Samuel Julius Casey, Jr,

F, #25200

References