ANTHONY CASEY (8.1.6) is the son of Jesse E. Casey and Martha Patsy (Coe) Casey.  Anthony was born on December 29, 1826 in Morgan County, Tennessee.  On August 6, 1846, Anthony Casey married Sealy Self in Newton County, Arkansas.  Sealy was born on March 25, 1826 in Illinois and is the daughter of Levi Self and Elizabeth Self.  In 1850, Anthony and Sealy Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  It is believed that Anthony Casey resided in Taney County, Missouri in 1858 (Anthony Casey purchased land from Willis Woodward in 1858 in Taney County, Missouri).  Anthony Casey returned to Newton County, Arkansas in 1862.  Anthony and Sealy Casey were the parents of at least seven children:

  Martha E. Casey, b. May 12, 1847, Arkansas
  William Uriah Casey (8.1.6.2), b. April 16, 1849, Arkansas
  Levi Newton Casey (8.1.6.3), b. April 17, 1851, Arkansas
  Jesse Joe Casey (8.1.6.4), b. October 16, 1852, Arkansas
  Mary Jane Casey (8.1.6.5), b. March 29, 1855, Arkansas
  Sarah A. Casey, b. 1862, Arkansas
  Sealy Casey, d. in infancy

On September 2, 1863, Anthony and his brother, Jesse Clinton Casey, joined the Union Army, Company E of the Second Arkansas Infantry.  Anthony served until August 8, 1865.  While in the service, he was hospitalized for pneumonia and later for smallpox.  His personal description at the time of his enlistment was as follows:  height - five feet and eight inches;  complexion - light;  color of eyes - blue;  color of hair - dark;  occupation - farmer.  From 1870 to 1880, Anthony and Sealy Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  Sealy (Self) Casey died on January 8, 1890.  In 1900, Anthony Casey and what appears to be a second wife, Louisa Casey (born on April 13, 1843 in Illinois), were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  Anthony Casey died on September 6, 1910 and Louisa Casey died on January 10, 1918.  Anthony, Sealy and Louisa were buried in the Buffalo Cemetery, located three miles northwest of Parthenon, Arkansas.  Martha Casey married John Hudson.  John was born on September 22, 1845 and is the son of Samuel Hudson and Nancy G. (Bellah) Hudson.  John Hudson’s brother, Allen Hudson, married Martha E. Casey’s sister, Mary Jane Casey.  John Hudson died on April 16, 1881 in Newton County, Arkansas and Martha (Casey) Hudson died on October 18, 1925 in Newton County, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1850, 1870, 1880 and 1900 Censuses, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  Deed Book 4, Page 508, Willis Woodward to Anthony Casey, Taney County, Missouri, 1858;  3)  1860 Census, Taney County, Missouri;  4)  Civil War Pension Records of Anthony Casey;  5)  “A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region,” by Goodspeed, 1894;  6)  Buffalo Cemetery, Parthenon, Arkansas;  7)  Pedigree Resource File, Volume 2, submitted by Kelly A. Bialk, June, 1999

WILLIAM URIAH CASEY (8.1.6.2) is the son of Anthony Casey and Sealy (Self) Casey.  William was born on April 16, 1849 in Arkansas.  On May 20, 1868, William Casey married Mary Elizabeth Carlton (born June 14, 1852, Arkansas).  From 1870 to 1880, William and Mary Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  William and Mary Casey were the parents of ten children:

  James Marion Casey (8.1.6.2.1), b. April 15, 1870, Arkansas
  Amanda Jane Casey, b. March 27, 1872, Newton County, Arkansas
  William A. Casey, b. November 27, 1873, Newton County, Arkansas
  George A. Casey, b. April 2, 1875, Newton County, Arkansas
  Jesse Calvin Casey, b. April 18, 1877, Newton County, Arkansas
  Levi Joseph Casey (8.1.6.2.6), b. December 17, 1879, Newton County, Arkansas
  Sarah Josephine Casey, b. August 24, 1881, Arkansas
  Infant Son, b. and d. August 2, 1883
  Delia Casey
  Mary Casey

Mary (Carlton) Casey died on August 4, 1883.  On August 2, 1888, William Casey married a second time to Nancy I. Farmer (born December 30, 1863).  In 1900, William and Mary J. ? Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  William and Nancy Casey were the parents of seven children:

  Bertha C. Casey, b. June 22, 1889, Arkansas
  John Allen Casey (8.1.6.2.12), b. December 21, 1890, Arkansas
  Jasper N. Casey, b. April 23, 1892, Arkansas
  Jencie V. Casey, b. November 3, 1893, Arkansas
  Hettie Angeline Casey, b. September 3, 1895, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Uriah Casey, b. June 30, 1897, Arkansas
  Infant Son, b. January 6, 1902 and d. January 25, 1902

Nancy (Farmer) Casey died on January 7, 1902 in Parthenon, Arkansas.  On January 7, 1904, William Casey married a third time to Neppie Elizabeth Henderson (born March 25, 1874 in Arkansas).  William and Neppie Casey were the parents of five children:

  Lattie Leslie Casey (8.1.6.2.18), b. February 12, 1905, Arkansas
  Lender Otis Casey (8.1.6.2.19), b. August 22, 1907, Arkansas
  Lawrence Calvin Casey (8.1.6.2.20), b. June 21, 1909, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Lester Ermit Casey (8.1.6.2.21), b. December 26, 1911, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Loyal Webster Casey (8.1.6.2.22), b. February 26, 1914, Parthenon, Arkansas

In 1920, William and Neppie Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  Neppie (Henderson) Casey died on December 10, 1924 and William Uriah Casey died on April 5, 1925 in Parthenon, Arkansas.

On December 24, 1911, Hettie Casey married Carlos Cleveland Martin.  Carlos was born on April 6, 1893 in Parthenon, Arkansas and is the son of John Louis Martin and Deborah Ellen (Slusher) Martin.  Carlos and Hettie Martin had at least seven children:  -  Lois Grady Martin, b. June 9, 1915, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Bois Buel Martin, b. August 22, 1917, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Jessie Lena Martin, b. January 21, 1919, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Bessie Marie Martin, b. March 9, 1920, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Vala Dee Martin, b. July 21, 1921, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Riva Mae Martin, b. Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Infant, b. Parthenon, Arkansas.  Carlos Martin died on May 22, 1960 in Maud, Oklahoma and Hettie (Casey) Martin died on November 22, 1968 in Maud, Oklahoma.  Both were buried in Maud, Oklahoma.  On September 17, 1935, Lois Martin married Eleanor McCulloch in Hazel, Oklahoma.  Lois and Eleanor Martin had at least one son:  -  John Paul Martin, b. August 4, 1938, Maud, Oklahoma.  On February 20, 1965, John Martin married Aaronetta Bearden (born August 9, 1947, Sulphur Springs, Texas) in Sulphur Springs, Texas.  Aaronetta (Bearden) Martin is an active Casey researcher.

References:  1)  1870, 1880, 1900 and 1920 Censuses, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  Letter, Pauline (Casey) Brown to Harold Casey, February, 1990;  3)  Letter, Aaronetta (Bearden) Martin to Robert Casey, February, 1992

JAMES MARION CASEY (8.1.6.2.1) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Mary Elizabeth (Carlton) Casey.  James was born on April 15, 1870 in Arkansas.  On August 1, 1888, James Casey married Elizabeth Jane White in Newton County, Arkansas.  Elizabeth was born on May 28, 1872 in Arkansas.  From 1900 to 1920, James and Elizabeth Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  James and Elizabeth Casey were the parents at least ten children:

  Infant, b. May 25, 1889, Newton County, Arkansas
  Infant, b. March 15, 1891, Newton County, Arkansas
  Mary L. Casey, b. February 12, 1892, Newton County, Arkansas
  William H. Casey, b. July, 1895, Newton County, Arkansas
  Ivy Casey, b. February, 1898, Newton County, Arkansas
  Neva Casey, b. 1903, Arkansas
  Nora A. Casey (8.1.6.2.1.7), b. February 5, 1906, Jasper, Arkansas
  Binum Casey, b. 1909, Arkansas
  Richard B. Casey, b. 1911, Arkansas
  Reuben A. Casey, b. 1916, Arkansas

Elizabeth (White) Casey died on July 9, 1944 in Newton County, Arkansas and James Marion Casey died on June 28, 1955 in Newton County, Arkansas.  James and Elizabeth Caseys first child died the same the he/she was born, May 25, 1889 and was buried in the Buffalo Cemetery in Newton County, Arkansas.  James and Elizabeth Caseys second child died on June 16, 1891 in Newton County, Arkansas and was buried there in the Buffalo Cemtery.  Mary L. Casey died on July 3, 1892 in Newton County, Arkansas and was buried in Newton County, Arkansas.  Nora Casey married Albert Jasper Smith (21.4.6.3).  Albert was born on December 30, 1899 in Jasper, Arkansas and is the son of Elisha Langley Smith and Nancy Jane (Farmer) Smith.  For additional information on the descendants of Albert and Nora Smith, see the sketh of Albert Jasper Smith (21.4.6.3).

References:  1)  1900 and 1920 Censuses, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  Letter, Pauline (Casey) Brown to Harold Casey, February, 1990;  3)  Letter, Aaronetta (Bearden) Martin to Robert Casey, February, 1992;  4)  Family Group Sheets, Bruce Peoples, April, 1993

LEVI JOSEPH CASEY (8.1.6.2.6) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Mary Elizabeth (Carlton) Casey.  Levi was born on December 17, 1879 in Newton County, Arkansas.  Levi Casey married Letha A. Hudson (born November, 1882, Arkansas).  From 1900 to 1920, Levi and Letha Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  Levi and Letha Casey were the parents of at least eight children:

  Arvil L. Casey, b. May 27, 1902, Arkansas
  Elmer Ree Casey, b. December 12, 1903, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Ray Eldon Casey, b. 1905, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Lura Casey, b. Parthenon, Arkansas
  Eula Casey, b. 1912, Newton County, Arkansas
  Ava Casey, b. 1914, Newton County, Arkansas
  Geneva Casey, b. 1918, Newton County, Arkansas
  Dorothy B. Casey, b. 1919, Parthenon, Arkansas

Levi J. Casey died on May 10, 1936 and was buried near Parthenon, Arkansas.  Arvil Casey married Elsie Self and they had at least one daughter:  -  Euladean Casey, b. December 17, 1925, Parthenon, Arkansas.  Euladean Casey married Beecher Guy Clark.  Elmer Casey married Helen Burdine and they have at least one son:  -  Don William Casey, b. December 24, 1932, Parthenon, Arkansas.  Don Casey married Lois Bennington and they live in Camden, Arkansas.  Ray Casey married Fannie Whitley and they have one son:  -  Eldon Casey.  Lura Casey married John Ham and they live in Kansas City, Missouri.  John and Lura Ham have at least one child:  -  J. C. Ham.

Eula Casey married a Mr. Kilgore.  Ava Casey married Truman Thomas and they live in Little Rock, Arkansas.  Truman and Ava Thomas have three children:  -  Betty Sue Thomas,  -  Jack Thomas,  -  Anna Thomas.  Dorothy Casey married Wilbur Carlton and they live in Kansas City, Kansas.  Wilbur and Dorothy Carlton have three children:  -  Marlene Carlton,  -  Shirley Carlton,  -  Kay Carlton.

References:  1)  1900, 1910 and 1920 Censuses, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Letter, Vonda Dihm to Robert Casey, May, 1994

JOHN ALLEN CASEY (8.1.6.2.12) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Nancy I. (Farmer) Casey.  John was born on December 21, 1890 in Arkansas.  In 1920, John Casey and his wife, Ester Casey (born 1895), were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  John and Ester Casey were the parents of four children:

  Ambeleene Casey, b. 1912, Arkansas
  Graden D. Casey, b. 1915, Arkansas
  Jessie M.. Casey, b. 1916, Arkansas
  Daughter, b. 1920, Arkansas

Reference:  1)  1920 Census, Newton County, Arkansas

LATTIE LESLIE CASEY (8.1.6.2.18) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Neppie Elizabeth (Henderson) Casey.  Lattie was born on February 12, 1905 in Arkansas.  On September 23, 1922, Lattie Casey married Martha Celmentine Campbell (born January 30, 1905) in Parthenon, Arkansas.  Lattie and Martha Casey were the parents of seven children:

  Irene Casey, b. July 20, 1923, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Pauline Casey, b. August 27, 1925, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Arle Everett Casey, b. October 13, 1928, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Helen Ruth Casey, b. October 18, 1930, Tulsa, Oklahoma
  Wallace Eugene Casey, b. October 14, 1932, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Charles Lee Casey, b. November 12, 1936, Tulsa, Oklahoma
  Kenneth Casey, b. October 19, 1939, Tulsa, Oklahoma

In 1929, Lattie and Martha Casey moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma.  In 1942, Lattie went to work for Mid-Continent Oil Company, later known as D-X Oil Company which later became Sun Oil Company.  Lattie worked there for twenty-one years.  Lattie Casey died on January 3, 1969 and Martha (Campbell) Casey died on May 2, 1990.  Both were buried in the Memorial Park Cemetery in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  Pauline Casey married a Mr. Brown.

Reference:  1)  “Newton County Family History,” 1992

LENDER OTIS CASEY (8.1.6.2.19) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Neppie Elizabeth (Henderson) Casey.  Lender was born on August 22, 1907 in Arkansas.  Lender worked in a grocery warehouse and drove a truck delivering lumber in Tulsa, Oklahoma.  In 1929, Lender Casey went to Shanghai, China with the United States Marines and was discharged in 1932.  He then dug wells, helped build houses and barns all over Newton County.  On September 28, 1950, Lender Casey married Odie (Murray) Robinson.  Odie had two children from a previous marriage.  Lender and Odie Casey were the parents of one daughter:

  Kathy Ramona Casey, b. May 25, 1951

Odie (Murray) Casey died on October 2, 1968.

Reference:  1)  “Newton County Family History,” 1992

LAWRENCE CALVIN CASEY (8.1.6.2.20) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Neppie Elizabeth (Henderson) Casey.  Lawrence was born on June 21, 1909 in Parthenon, Arkansas.  On March 12, 1935, Lawarence Casey married Effie Cleona Martin.  Lawrence Casey was a farmer.  Lawrence and Effie Casey were the parents of four children:

  Peggy Berniece Casey, b. August 2, 1935
  William Robert Casey, b. June 7, 1939
  Patty Sue Casey, b. August 9, 1940
  Wallace Eugene Casey, b. December 30, 1943

Lawrence Casey died on March 18, 1970 and was buried in the Crossroads Cemetery in Jasper, Arkansas.

Reference:  1)  “Newton County Family History,” 1992

LESTER ERMIT CASEY (8.1.6.2.21) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Neppie Elizabeth (Henderson) Casey.  Lester was born on December 26, 1911 in Parthenon, Arkansas.  On October 4, 1930, Lester Casey married Elva Maggie Henderson.  Lester farmed most of his life and also worked in the sawmill business.  He served as postmaster of the Wayton, Arkansas Post Office for twenty-nine years.  Lester and Elva Casey were the parents of seven children:

  Leon C. Casey, b. May 31, 1933
  Donald William Casey, b. April 17, 1935
  Shirley Jene Casey, b. August 14, 1937
  Curtis Lyle Casey, b. May 23, 1940
  Infant Son, b. March 8, 1943
  Barbara June Casey, b. August 14, 1945
  Ronnie Justin Casey, b. November 19, 1948

Elva (Henderson) Casey died on June 25, 1982.  Lester Casey died on April 14, 1987 and was buried in the Wayton Cemetery.  Donald Casey died on December 25, 1975.

Reference:  1)  “Newton County Family History,” 1992

LOYAL WEBSTER CASEY (8.1.6.2.22) is the son of William Uriah Casey and Neppie Elizabeth (Henderson) Casey.  Loyal was born on February 26, 1914 in Parthenon, Arkansas.  Loyal was a logger, worked in a sawmill and hauled logs.  He later worked on a WPA road from Parthenon to Jasper, Arkansas, helping building bridges.  He later became a mail carrier for eight years and then worked for the Daisy Heddon Company for eight years.  On May 13, 1933, Loyal Casey married Euretta Volly Henderson (born August 16, 1916).  Loyal and Euretta Casey were the parents of three daughters:

  Betty Virginia Casey, b. February 12, 1934
  Patricia Sue Casey, b. May 7, 1940
  Judy Varnell Casey, b. July 30, 1947

Loyal Casey died on July 17, 1969 at Pea Ridge, Arkansas and was buried in the Walnut Hill Cemetery in Garfield, Arkansas.

Reference:  1)  “Newton County Family History,” 1992

LEVI NEWTON CASEY (8.1.6.3) is the son of Anthony Casey and Sealy (Self) Casey.  Levi was born on April 17, 1851 in Arkansas.  On December 18, 1870, Levi Casey married Elizabeth V. Davis in Newton County, Arkansas.  Elizabeth was born on November 21, 1854 in Arkansas and is the daughter of Isham J. Davis and Sarah Davis.  In 1880, Levi amd Elizabeth Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  In 1900, Levi and Elizabeth Casey were living in the Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory.  Levi and Elizabeth Casey were the parents of eleven children:

  Sarah Jane Casey, b. February 19, 1873, Newton County, Arkansas
  Martha Casey, b. 1876, Newton County, Arkansas
  Mary Ann Casey, b. June 25, 1878, Newton County, Arkansas
  Oliver V. Casey, b. September 18, 1880, Newton County, Arkansas
  James Arthur Casey, b. March 24, 1882, Newton County, Arkansas
  Cora D. Casey, b. January 13, 1885, Newton County, Arkansas
  Thursey M. Casey, b. December, 1887, Newton County, Arkansas
  Obedience M. Casey, b. January 9, 1890, Newton County, Arkansas
  Nancy Lee Casey, b. May, 1893, Ardmore, Indian Territory
  George Monroe Casey, b. March 19, 1896, Ardmore, Indian Territory
  Walter Ellis Casey, b. January 31, 1898, Ardmore, Indian Territory

Elizabeth (Davis) Casey died around 1908 in Ardmore, Oklahoma and was buried in the Lone Grove Cemetery.  In 1910, Levi and his children were living in Carter County, Oklahoma.  On July 31, 1910, Levi Casey married a second time to Emma Sloan McKinley (born October 18, 1879 in Texas) in Ardmore, Oklahoma.  Levi and Emma Casey were the parents of three children:

  Evert Casey, b. 1911, Ardmore, Oklahoma
  Ransom Berlin Casey, b. January 27, 1913, Blanchard, Oklahoma
  Maudie Bertie Bea Casey, b. November 9, 1916, Blanchard, Oklahoma

In 1920, Levi and Emma Casey were living in McClain County, Oklahoma.  Levi Casey died on May 18, 1931 in Blanchard, Oklahoma and was buried there in the Blachard Cemetery.  Emma (McKinley) Casey died on October 18, 1955 in Blanchard, Oklahoma and was buried there in the Blanchard, Cemetery.  On July 19, 1888, Sarah Casey married James Monroe Flippo.  James was born on March 11, 1867 in Hamilton County, Tennessee and is the son of William Flippo and Mary Elizabeth Flippo.  James and Sarah Flippo had four children:  -  William Newton Flippo, b. July 28, 1889, Newton County, Arkansas,  -  Mattie Mary Flippo, b. February 26, 1895, Ardmore, Indian Territory,  -  Effie Flippo, b. December 15, 1897, Ardmore, Indian Territory,  -  Betty Bell Flippo, b. December 13, 1903, Ardmore, Indian Territory.  James Flippo died on June 29, 1934 in Prarie Valley, Oklahoma and Sarah (Casey) Flippo died on January 19, 1958 in Ardmore, Oklahoma.  Both were buried in the Lone Grove Cemetery.  Vonda (Fairbanks) Dihm is the daughter of Betty Bell Flippo.

Martha Casey married George Buckholtz.  Martha (Casey) Buckholtz died on December 7, 1912.  On September 29, 1902, Mary Casey married Berry Casey.  Mary (Casey) Casey died on May 1, 1960.  Oliver Casey never married.  Oliver Casey died on April 15, 1969.  On October 30, 1902, James Casey married Myrtle Shelton.  James Casey died on December 25, 1966.  Cora Casey married Elijah Beach.  Thursey Casey (female) married Quillie Parker.  Obedience Casey married Ray Purcer.  Obedience (Casey) Purcer died on September 24, 1972.  Nancy Casey married Richard Penicks.  Nancy (Casey) Penicks died on June 15, 1959.  George Casey never married.  George Casey died on July 18, 1946.  On April 22, 1917, Walter Casey married Levora Hames.  Walter Casey died on December 11, 1976.

Evert Casey died in 1911 in Ardmore, Oklahoma.  On October 7, 1937, Ranson Casey married Ira Bell White.  Ranson Casey died on February 25, 1990 in Blanchard, Oklahoma and was buried there in the Blanchard Cemetery.  On September 30, 1933, Maudie Casey married Otis B. Lowrance.  Maudie (Casey) Lowrance died on March 7, 1987 in Dinuba, California and was buried there in the Smith Mt. Cemetery.

References:  1)  1880 Census, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  1900 Census, Chickasaw Nation, Indian Territory;  3)  1910 Census, Carter County, Oklahoma;  4)  Letter, Vonda (Fairbanks) Dihm to Harold Casey, June, 1979

JESSE JOE CASEY (8.1.6.4) is the son of Anthony Casey and Sealy (Self) Casey.  Jesse was born on October 16, 1852 in Arkansas.  In 1872, Jesse Casey married Mary J. McPherson (born May 30, 1854 in Arkansas).  Jesse and Mary Casey were the parents of nine children:

  William Ambrose Casey (8.1.6.4.1), b. December 1, 1873, Newton County, Ark.
  L. J. Casey, b. September 19, 1875, Newton County, Arkansas
  T. A. Casey, b. June 30, 1877, Newton County, Arkansas
  Sealey N. Casey, b. June 11, 1878, Newton County, Arkansas
  Sarah A. Casey, b. May 7, 1880, Newton County, Arkansas
  Arizona Casey, b. May 11, 1882, Parthenon, Arkansas
  Osborn R. Casey (8.1.6.4.7), b. September 26, 1884, Parthenon, Arkansas
  James R. Casey (8.1.6.4.8), b. June 18, 1886, Newton County, Arkansas
  Nevada Neva Lea Casey, b. May 6, 1888, Newton County, Arkansas
  Perry D. Casey (8.1.6.4.10), b. January 7, 1890, Newton County, Arkansas
  Robert N. Casey, b. December 15, 1891, Newton County, Arkansas

From 1880 to 1900, Jesse and Mary Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  Mary (McPherson) Casey died on May 3, 1902 in Newton County, Arkansas and was buried there in the Buffalo Cemetery.  On March 23, 1904, Jesse Casey married a second time to Emma Lackey (71.3.7.8.21).  Emma was born in 1881 in Newton County, Arkansas and is the daughter of Amos Burrell Lackey and Sarah (Baughman) Lackey.  Jesse and Emma Casey were the parents of three children:

  Pearl Casey
  Maryland Casey, b. 1906, Newton County, Arkansas
  Raymond Casey

In 1910, Jesse and Emma Casey were living in Newton County, Tennessee.  Jesse J. Casey died on June 23, 1928 in Newton County, Arkansas and was buried there in the Buffalo Cemetery.  On February 11, 1909, Sealey Casey married Richard Thomas (born 1839) in Jasper, Arkansas.  Richard and Sealey Thomas had no children.  Sarah Casey died on January 14, 1900 and was buried in the Buffalo Cemtery in Newton County, Arkansas.  Zada ? Casey married Arthur Jones and they reside in Henrietta, Oklahoma.

On October 31, 1898, Arizona Casey married Richard Sweezy Brasel (born February 18, 1876, Fort Douglas, Arkansas) and they lived in Coal Hill, Arkansas.  Richard and Zona Brasel had twelve children:  -  Velma Florence Brasel, b. August 10, 1899, Jasper, Arkansas,  -  Vesta Brasel, b. October 2, 1900, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Rea Brasel, b. November 13, 1901, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Lloyd Brasel, b. June 28, 1903, Jasper, Arkansas,  -  Willie Matthias Brasel, b. February 20, 1905, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Glen Brasel, b. April 22, 1907,  -  Guy Brasel, b. April 30, 1909,  -  Jesse Brasel, b. October 26, 1910, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Helen Brasel, b. January 2, 1914,  -  Walter Brasel, b. November 22, 1915, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Infant, b. September 23, 1917, Parthenon, Arkansas,  -  Joe Cephus Brasel, b. February 9, 1921, Jasper, Arkansas.  Arizona (Casey) Brasel died on January 18, 1958 in Coal Hill, Arkansas and Richard Brasel died on March 11, 1962 at Parthenon, Arkansas.  Both were buried in the Union Hill Cemetery in Newton County, Arkansas.  Robert Casey died as a teenager on November 20, 1909 and was buried in the Buffalo Cemetery in Netwon County, Arkansas.  Pearl Casey lived in Kansas City, Missouri.  Maryland Casey lived in Springdale, Arkansas.  Raymond Casey lived in California.

References:  1)  1880 and 1900 Censuses, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Family Group Sheets by Bruce Peoples, April, 1993;  4)  Family Group Sheet by Vonda (Fairbanks) Dihm, March, 1994

WILLIAM AMBROSE CASEY (8.1.6.4.1) is the son of Jesse Joe Casey and Mary J. (McPherson) Casey.  William was born on December 1, 1873 in Newton County, Arkansas.  On December 27, 1891, William Casey married Theoria King in Newton County, Arkansas.  On August 28, 1901, William Casey married a second time to Georgia A. Stevens (born 1878, Kentucky) in Newton County, Arkansas.  William A. Casey was the father of three children:

  Viola Casey
  George W. Casey, b. 1898, Arkansas
  Leota Casey

In 1920, William and Georgia Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  William Casey died on April 19, 1942 in Newton County, Arkansas and was buried there in the Buffalo Cemetery.

References:  1)  1920 Census, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Family Group Sheets by Bruce Peoples, April, 1993

OSBORN R. CASEY (8.1.6.4.7) is the son of Jesse Joe Casey and Mary J. (McPherson) Casey.  Osborn was born on September 26, 1884 in Parthenon, Arkansas.  On January 28, 1908, Osborn Casey married Gertrude M. Swain (born 1890 in Arkansas) in Jasper, Arkansas.  Osborn and Gertie Casey were the parents of nine children:

  Dennis Casey, b. 1909, Arkansas
  Velma Casey, b. 1911, Arkansas
  Arthur Casey, b. 1913, Arkansas
  Virgie Casey, b. 1915, Arkansas
  Audie Imogene Casey, b. 1918, Arkansas
  Madge Casey, b. 1920, Arkansas
  Dale Casey
  Garland Casey
  Mary Jo Casey
  Geneva Casey, b. 1932

In 1920, Osborn and Gertie Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  Osborn Casey died on January 29, 1975 in Harrison, Arkansas and was buried in the Buffalo Cemetery in Newton County, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1920 Census, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Family Group Sheets by Bruce Peoples, April, 1993

JAMES R. CASEY (8.1.6.4.8) is the son of Jesse Joe Casey and Mary J. (McPherson) Casey.  James was born on June 18, 1886 in Newton County, Arkansas.  On June 11, 1911, James Casey married Pearl Hudson (born 1891 in Arkansas).  James and Pearl Casey were the parents of six children:

  Jesse Earl Casey, b. 1913, Arkansas
  James K. Casey, b. 1915, Arkansas
  Carl Casey
  Charles Casey
  Fern Casey
  Doris Casey

In 1920, James and Pearl Casey were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  James and Pearl Casey later lived in Kansas City, Missouri.

References:  1)  1920 Census, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Family Group Sheets by Bruce Peoples, April, 1993

PERRY D. CASEY (8.1.6.4.10) is the son of Jesse Joe Casey and Mary J. (McPherson) Casey.  Perry was born on January 7, 1890 in Newton County, Arkansas.  On June 13, 1909, Perry Casey married Emma Reynolds (born December 15, 1891, Parthenon, Arkansas) in Jasper, Arkansas.  Perry and Emma Casey were the parents of five children:

  Guy Casey, b. 1911, Arkansas
  Clarence Casey, b. 1903, Arkansas
  Darrell Casey, b. 1915, Arkansas
  Corby Casey, b. 1916, Arkansas
  Fay Mae Casey, b. 1918, Arkansas

Perry Casey died prior to 1920 as Emma (Reynolds) Casey was living with her children in Newton County, Arkansas in 1920.

References:  1)  1920 Census, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Family Group Sheets by Bruce Peoples, April, 1993

MARY JANE CASEY (8.1.6.5) is the daughter of Anthony Casey and Sealy (Self) Casey.  Mary was born on March 29, 1855 in Arkansas.  Mary Casey married Allen Hudson.  Allen was born on November 23, 1847 in Parthenon, Arkansas and is the son of Samuel Hudson and Nancy G. (Bellah) Hudson.  Allen Hudson’s brother, John Hudson, married Mary Jane Casey’s sister, Martha E. Casey.  Allen and Mary Hudson were the parents of five children:

  Austin Hudson
  Samuel Anthony Hudson, b. October 6, 1871, Arkansas
  Columbus B. Hudson, b. March 12, 1878, Arkansas
  Celetha Hudson, b. 1895, Masadonia, Texas
  Ira Hudson, b. 1898, Arkansas

Mary (Casey) Hudson died on May 20, 1928 in Newton County, Arkansas and Allen Hudson died on April 8, 1929 in Newton County, Arkansas.  On December 23, 1891, Samuel Hudson married Ida May Johnson in Newton County, Arkansas.  Ida was born on February 15, 1875 in Arkansas.  Samuel Hudson died on January 6, 1947 in Newton County, Arkansas and Ida (Johnson) Hudson died on February 23, 1947 in Newton County, Arkansas.  Columbus “Lum” Hudson married Delia Molly Holman.  Delia was born on September 29, 1886 in Arkansas.  Delia (Holman) Hudson died on March 31, 1947 in Mt. Judea, Arkansas and Columbus Hudson died on May 4, 1957 in Mt. Judea, Arkansas.  Celetha Hudson died in 1965 in Springfield, Missouri.  On October 5, 1916, Ira Hudson married Martha Louvinia Holt in Newton County, Arkansas.  Martha was born in January, 1895 in Newton County, Arkansas and is the daughter of William Chester Holt and Louisa Caroline (Criner) Holt.

Reference:  1)  Pedigree Resource File, Volume 2, submitted by Kelly A. Bialk, June, 1999

LEVI NEWTON CASEY (8.1.7) is the son of Jesse E. Casey and Martha Patsy (Coe) Casey.  Levi was born between around 1828 in Morgan County, Tennessee.  Levi Casey married Dedemiah Daniels (born 1827 in Tennessee).  Levi and his family were living in Newton County, Arkansas in 1850 and in Marion County, Arkansas in 1860.  Levi and Dedemiah Casey were the parents of at least six children:

  William R. Casey, b. 1849, Arkansas
  John A. Casey, b. 1851, Arkansas
  Frances Casey, b. 1853, Arkansas
  Jerimiah Casey, b. 1855, Arkansas
  Susan C. Casey, b. 1856, Arkansas
  James L. Casey, b. 1860, Arkansas

Levi Casey was killed in the Battle of Pea Ridge on March 7, 1863 Arkansas.  In 1870, Dedemiah (Daniels) Casey was living in Boone County, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1850 Census, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  1860 Census, Marion County, Arkansas;  3)  1870 Census, Boone County, Arkansas;  4)  “A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region,” by Goodspeed, 1894;  5)  “Tennesseans in Central Texas,” pages 515 and 516;  6)  Email, Dianna Richardson to Robert Casey, July, 2001

AMBLER CASEY (8.1.8) is the son of Jesse E. Casey and Martha Patsy (Coe) Casey.  Ambler was born around 1831 in Morgan County, Tennessee.  In 1860, Ambler Casey and his wife, Martha Casey (born in 1834 in Indiana), were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  Ambler and Martha Casey were the parents of at least three children:

  Jesse N. Casey, b. 1854, Newton County, Arkansas
  W. A. Casey, b. 1856, Newton County, Arkansas
  Martha A. Casey, b. 1858, Newton County, Arkansas

Ambler Casey later lived in Johnson County, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1860 Census, Newton County, Arkansas;  2)  “A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region,” by Goodspeed, 1894

MARTHA CASEY (8.1.9) is the daughter of Jesse E. Casey and Martha Patsy (Coe) Casey.  Martha was born in 1832 in Georgia (or possibly Missouri).  Both 1850 census records (she was enumerated twice) indicate that Martha was born in Georgia.  The 1860 census states that she was born in Missouri.  A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region indicates that Martha Casey married Lewis Daniel.  Lewis was born around 1830 in Illinois.  From 1850 to 1870, Lewis and Martha Daniel lived in Newton County, Arkansas.  Lewis and Martha Daniel were the parents of at least ten children:

  John R. Daniel, b. 1851, Newton County, Arkansas
  Sarah E. Daniel, b. 1852, Newton County, Arkansas
  Martha J. (Betty) Daniel, b. 1854, Newton County, Arkansas
  Nancy S. Daniel, b. 1855, Newton County, Arkansas
  William E. Daniel, b. 1857, Newton County, Arkansas
  Paralee (Barbara) Daniel, b. 1859, Newton County, Arkansas
  Becky C. Daniel, b. 1860, Newton County, Arkansas
  Lucinda Daniel, b. 1864, Newton County, Arkansas
  Emma Daniel, b. 1867, Newton County, Arkansas
  Satirah Daniel, b. 1868, Newton County, Arkansas

In 1870, John R. Daniel and his wife, Martha J. Daniel (born 1850 in Missouri), were living in Newton County, Arkansas.  John and Martha Daniel had at least two children:  -  Sarah F. Daniel, b. 1866, Arkansas,  -  Lewis Daniel, b. 1869, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1850 Census, Newton County, Arkansas (Listed twice, with father and with husband);  2)  1860 and 1870 Censuses, Newton County, Arkansas;  3)  “A Reminiscent History of the Ozark Region,” by Goodspeed, 1894