ELLISON CASEY (1.3) is probably the son of Ambler Casey and Polly (Ellison) Casey.  Ellison was born in 1816 in Roane County, Tennessee.  Ellison Casey married a woman named Elvira (born 1817 in Tennessee).  Ellison Casey appears on the delinquent poll tax lists in 1840, 1842 and 1843 of McMinn County, Tennessee.  In 1850, Ellison and Elvira Casey were living in Madison County, Arkansas.  In 1860, they were living in Johnson County, Arkansas.  Ellison and Elvira Casey were the parents of at least seven children:

  Miles Casey, b. 1836, Tennessee
  Levi Casey (1.3.2), b. 1837, Tennessee
  Robert Casey (1.3.3), b. 1838, Tennessee
  Pryor Casey, b. 1845, Arkansas
  Hynson Casey, b. 1848, Arkansas
  Nancy Casey, b. 1849, Arkansas
  Louisa Casey, b. 1852, Arkansas

References:  1)  Delinquent Poll Tax Lists, McMinn County, Tennessee, 1840, 1842, 1843;  2)  1850 Census, Madison County, Arkansas;  3)  1860 Census, Johnson County, Arkansas;  4)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964

LEVI CASEY (1.3.2) is probably the son of Ellison Casey and Elvira Casey.  Levi was born in 1837 in Tennessee.  There is also evidence that Levi might be the son of Ambler Casey (1) or Moses Casey (1.2) instead of the son of Ellison Casey (1.3).  Both Ambler and Moses are believed to had sons born in the late 1830s and there is other evidence that imply that Levi may not be the son of Ellison Casey.  First, the 1850 census of Madison Casey listed Levi as the last child living in the household of Ellison Casey, even though he was not the youngest in the household.  Having an older child listed at the end of the household usually indicated one of two possibilities:  1)  the census taker missed a child when recording children and then added the missing child at the end of the household;  2)  the child was actually a relative or orphan of another family - hence younger brother (son of Ambler Casey) or nephew (son of Moses Casey).  Second, the 1860 census of Johnson County, Arkansas lists another Levi Casey (born 1850 in Arkansas) living with Ellison Casey when Levi Casey (1.3.2) was living in Fulton County, Arkansas with his wife, Sarah Casey.  Levi Casey (1.3.2) is almost certainly related to Ambler Casey in some fashion and will continue to be listed as a son of Ellison Casey until more evidence is discovered to prove otherwise.  Levi Casey married Sarah Laws (born 1844 in Arkansas).  From 1860 to 1870, Levi and Sarah Casey were living in Fulton County, Arkansas.  Levi and Sarah Casey were the parents of six children:

  Timothy Robert Casey (1.3.2.1), b. December, 1859, Arkansas
  James Don Casey (1.3.2.2), b. 1860, Arkansas
  Elizabeth Jane Casey (1.3.2.3), b. June, 1861, Fulton County, Arkansas
  Amanda Casey (1.3.2.4), b. 1868, Fulton County, Arkansas
  Renda Casey, b. 1871, Arkansas
  Nancy Emeline Casey (1.3.2.6), b. March 10, 1875, Arkansas

Levi Casey was buried in the Blue Springs Cemetery in Ozark County, Missouri.  In 1880, many of the children of Levi and Sarah Casey were living with William and Eva McKinney in Ozark County, Missouri.  Listed in their household was:  Eliza J. Casey listed as ward (born 1867, Arkansas), Manda Casey listed as ward (born 1869, Arkansas), Rinda Casey listed as ward (born 1871, Arkansas), Timothy Casey listed as boarder (born 1858, Arkansas) and James P. Casey listed as boarder (born 1861, Arkansas).  Renda Casey married a Mr. Hudson.

References:  1)  1860 and 1870 Fulton County, Arkansas;  2)  1880 Census, Ozark County, Missouri;  3)  Letter, Peggy (Queen) Hughes to Harold Casey, December, 1989;  4)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

TIMOTHY ROBERT CASEY (1.3.2.1) is the son of Levi Casey and Sarah (Laws) Casey.  Timothy was born in December, 1859 in Arkansas.  On August 5, 1880, Timothy Casey married Lucinda J. Casey (8.5.6) in Ozark County, Missouri.  Lucinda was born in 1861 in Madison County, Arkansas and is the daughter of Henson Casey and Mahala Jane (Forrester) Casey.  Robert and Lucinda Casey were the parents of at least one son:

  James W. Casey, b. February, 1886, Ozark County, Missouri

On July 10, 1887, Timothy Casey married a second time to Sarah Ann Spoon in Ozark County, Missouri.  Sarah was born in 1869 in Missouri and is the daughter of William Spoon and Margaret Spoon.  In 1900, Timothy and Sarah Casey were living in Ozark County, Missouri.  Timothy and Sarah Casey were the parents of seven children:

  John R. Casey, b. June, 1889, Missouri
  Jesse R. Casey, b. August, 1892, Missouri
  Bertha C. Casey, b. November, 1893, Missouri
  Benjamin T. Casey, b. January, 1896, Missouri
  Claud Casey, b. August, 1898, Missouri
  Mary E. Casey, b. 1905, Missouri
  Ada Casey, b. 1908, Missouri

In 1910, Tim and Sarah Casey were living in Boone County, Arkansas.  Timothy Casey died in Oklahoma.  In 1910, John R. Casey and his wife, Loba M. Casey (born 1891, Arkansas), were living with John’s parents in Boone County, Arkansas.  John and Loba Casey had at least one son:  -  Ray V. Casey, b. 1909, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1900 Census, Ozark County, Missouri;  2)  1910 Census, Boone County, Arkansas;  3)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

JAMES DON CASEY (1.3.2.2) is the son of Levi Casey and Sarah (Laws) Casey.  James was born in 1860 in Arkansas.  James Casey married Valissa Caroline Bonn (born 1868 in Missouri).  James and Caroline Casey were the parents of at least five children:

  Caroline Casey, b. 1887, Missouri
  Harrison Benjamin Casey (1.3.2.2.1), b. May 10, 1892, Missouri
  Allie V. Casey, b. 1894, Missouri
  Mary E. Casey, b. 1896, Missouri
  James E. Casey, b. 1898, Missouri

In 1900, James and Caroline Casey were living in Ozark County, Missouri.  In 1910, James and Caroline Casey were living in Baxter County, Arkansas.  James Casey is buried in the Cotter Cemetery in Cotter, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1900 Census, Ozark County, Missouri;  2)  1910 Census, Baxter County, Arkansas;  3)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993;  4)  Family Group Sheets, Katherine E. Ryan, August, 1991

HARRISON BENJAMIN CASEY (1.3.2.2.1) is the son of James Don Casey and Valissa Caroline (Bonn) Casey.  Harrison was born on May 10, 1892 in Missouri.  On October 19, 1917, Harrison Casey married Amanda Ellender Sinor in Cotter, Arkansas.  Amanda was born on October 17, 1896 and is the daughter of Andrew Martin Sinor and Melissa Elizabeth (Reynolds) Sinor.  Harrison and Amanda Casey were the parents of seven children:

  Lucy Casey, b. Whiteville, Arkansas
  Anna Lee Casey, b. February 18, 1921, Whiteville, Arkansas
  Wilburn Hay Casey, b. August 25, 1923, Gassville, Arkansas
  Mary Elizabeth Casey, b. January 9, 1924, Whiteville, Arkansas
  Della Mae Casey, b. February 20, 1926, Gassville, Arkansas
  Earnestine Casey, b. March 23, 1928, Cotter, Arkansas
  Zella Ellen Casey, b. September 30, 1930, Cotter, Arkansas

Harrison and Amanda Casey probably were divorced or separated as Harrison married a second time prior to the death of his first wife, Amanda.  Amanda (Sinor) Casey died on June 7, 1948 in Florence, Arizona.  On February 8, 1941, Harrison Casey married a second time to Lillibell Taylor.  Harrison Casey died in 1958 in Harrison, Arkansas.  In 1941, Anna Casey married Johnnie Reed.  In 1946, Wilburn Casey married Zaner Burks.  On February 13, 1948, Mary Casey married Don Franklin Smith.  Don was born on April 11, 1921 in Henderson, Arkansas and is the son of Claude Claxton Smith and Laura Ellen (Douglas) Smith.  Don and Mary Smith have one son:  -  Cary Claude Smith, b. May 2, 1951, Bakersfield, California.  On November 23, 1971, Cary Smith married Connie Michelle Kennel.  Connie was born on November 15, 1955 in San Francisco, California and is the adopted daughter of Katherine E. Ryan.  In 1946, Della Casey married Preston John Jones.  In 1945, Earnestine Casey married John Roberts.  In 1959, Earnestine married a second time to Monroe Stafford.  In 1950, Zella Casey married James Beyer.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheets, Katherine E. Ryan, August, 1991

ELIZABETH JANE CASEY (1.3.2.3) is the daughter of Levi Casey and Sarah (Laws) Casey.  Elizabeth was born in June, 1861 in Fulton County, Arkansas.  On December 5, 1883, Elizabeth Casey married Henry C. Spoon (born May 4, 1860 in Osage County, Missouri) in Ambrose, Ozark County, Missouri.  Henry and Elizabeth Spoon were the parents of at least five children:

  Charles Edward Spoon, b. February 27, 1885, Ozark County, Missouri
  Minie Spoon, b. April, 1890, Ozark County, Missouri
  Mary Spoon, b. February, 1894, Ozark County, Missouri
  Henry Adam Spoon, b. February 22, 1899, Ozark County, Missouri
  Ida Spoon, b. 1903, Ozark County, Missouri

From 1900 to 1910, Henry and Elizabeth Spoon were living in Ozark County, Missouri.  Elizabeth (Casey) Spoon died in Bakerfield, Missouri and was buried in the Elijah Church Cemetery in Elijah, Missouri.  Henry C. Spoon died in 1935 and Elizabeth (Casey) Spoon died in 1949 in Bakersfield, Missouri.  Both were buried in the Church of Christ Cemetery in Elijah, Missouri.  Henry A. Spoon married Ona Ethel Hall (born April 29, 1907 in Pocahontas, Arkansas) and they had eight children:  -  Vernon Eugene Spoon, b. August 10, 1926, Douthit, Oklahoma,  -  Louis Ilene Spoon, b. November 27, 1927,  -  Dorothy Demple Spoon, b. May 12, 1929,  -  Rose Marie Spoon, b. January 31, 1931,  -  Shirley Ann Spoon, b. May 19, 1932, Neosha, Missouri,  -  Charles Edward Spoon,  -  Kenneth Dale Bob Spoon, b. March 27, 1935,  -  Larry Dean Spoon, b. February 19, 1940, Marked Tree, Arkansas.  Henry A. Spoon died on November 7, 1939 in Memphis, Tennessee and Ona (Hall) Spoon died on May 19, 1967 in Memphis, Tennessee.  Vernon Spoon died on November 22, 1973.  Larry D. Spoon died on June 7, 1960.

References:  1)  1900 and 1910 Censuses, Ozark County, Missouri;  2)  Letter, Bill Hensley to Robert Casey, November, 1994

AMANDA CASEY (1.3.2.4) is the son of Levi Casey and Sarah (Laws) Casey.  Amanda was born in 1868 in Fulton County, Arkansas.  In 1883, Amanda Casey married Henry Cobb in Ozark County, Missouri.  Henry and Amanda Cobb were the parents of one daughter:

  Janie Cobb (1.3.2.4.1), 1889, Missouri

Amanda Casey married a second time to John Spoon.

References:  1)  Letter, Peggy (Queen) Hughes to Harold Casey, December, 1989;  2)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

JANIE COBB (1.3.2.4.1) is the daughter of Henry Cobb and Amanda (Casey) Cobb.  Janie was born in 1889 in Missouri.  Janie Cobb married Charlie Taylor (born 1880 in Missouri).  Charlie and Janie Taylor were the parents of four children:

  Addie E. Taylor, b. 1904, Arkansas
  Dora J. Taylor, b. 1906, Arkansas
  Emma L. Taylor, b. 1907, Arkansas
  Lulu B. Taylor

In 1910, Charlie and “Jennie” Taylor were living in Boone County, Arkansas.  Addie Taylor married Ambrose Lafferty and they had eight children.  Dora Taylor died as a teenager.  Emma Taylor married Homer Queen (born 1905) and they had ten children:  -  William Queen,  -  Beatrice Queen,  -  Ray Queen,  -  Peggy Queen,  -  Delores Queen,  -  Inez Queen,  -  Bonnie Queen,  -  Geneva Queen,  -  Homer L. Queen, Jr.,  -  Barbara Queen.  Emma (Cobb) Queen died in 1976 and Homer Queen died in September, 1989.  In 1947, Peggy Queen married J. W. Hughes and they have three children:  -  Patricia Hughes, b. 1950,  -  Tony Lee Hughes, b. October, 1953,  -  Dennis R. Hughes, b. 1956.  Patricia Hughes married a Mr. Smith.  Tony L. Hughes died as an infant in November, 1953.  J. W. and Peggy Hughes had at least eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.  In 1989, Peggy (Queens) Hughes was living in Gassville, Arkansas.  Lula Cobb died at the age of three years.

References:  1)  1920 Census, Boone County, Arkansas;  2)  Letter, Peggy (Queen) Hughes to Harold Casey, D  ecember, 1989

NANCY EMELINE CASEY (1.3.2.6) is the daughter of Levi Casey and Sarah (Laws) Casey.  Nancy was born on March 10, 1875 in Arkansas.  On January 27, 1889, Nancy Casey married Sherman H. Hensley in Cureall, Missouri.  Sherman was born on May 6, 1867 in Osage County, Missouri and is the son of John Thomas Hensley and Polly Ann (Fowler) Hensley.  Sherman and Nancy Hensley were the parents of ten children:

  John H. Hensley (1.3.2.6.1), b. July 19, 1891, Elijah, Missouri
  Henry A. Hensley (1.3.2.6.2), b. February 22, 1893, Elijah, Missouri
  George B. Hensley, b. May, 1895, Elijah, Missouri
  Child, b. 1897, Elijah, Missouri
  Ernest J. Hensley, b. May 11, 1898, Elijah, Missouri
  Roscoe Hensley, b. 1900, Elijah, Missouri
  Claude Hensley, b. 1902, Elijah, Missouri
  Golden Theodore Hensley (1.3.2.6.8), b. October 8, 1905, Elijah, Missouri
  Gladys Nellie Hensley (1.3.2.6.9), b. November 26, 1910, Henderson, Arkansas
  Jessie Hensley, b. April 12, 1912, Henderson, Arkansas

In 1900, Sherman and Nancy Hensley were living in Ozark County, Missouri.  In 1920, Sherman and Nancy Hensley were living in Baxter County, Arkansas.  Sherman Hensley died on March 2, 1920 in Batesville, Arkansas and Nancy (Casey) Hensley died on October 18, 1956 in Baxter County, Arkansas.  Sherman Hensley was buried in the Church of Christ Cemetery in Elijah, Missouri.  On April 17, 1916, George Hensley married Maggie E. Fowler (born March, 1898 in Arkansas) in Baxter County, Arkansas and they had four children:  -  Virgie Hensley,  -  Russell C. Bud Hensley, b. 1927,  -  Thelma Hensley,  -  Georgia Lynn Anna Lou Hensley.  In 1920, George and Maggie Hensley were living in Baxter County, Arkansas.  George Hensley was buried in the East Oakland Cemetery in Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Russell Hensley died in 1954 and was buried in the East Oakland Cemtery in Baxter County, Arkansas.

On August 9, 1919, Ernest Hensley married Letha Fowler (born 1899 in Arkansas) in Baxter County, Arkansas.  In 1920, Ernest and Letha Hensley were living in Baxter County, Arkansas.  Ernest Hensley died on June 21, 1968 in Mountain Home, Arkansas and was buried there in the East Oakland Cemetery.  On October 1, 1920, Roscoe Hensley married Mary Maynard (born 1899) in Baxter County, Arkansas and they had four children:  -  Elsworth Hensley,  -  Edith Hensley,  -  Ruth Hensley,  -  Edna Hensley.  On July 19, 1925, Claude Hensley married Emma Minge (born 1902) in Baxter County, Arkansas and they had six children:  -  Eldon Hensley,  -  Son,  -  Authur Hensley,  -  Gene Hensley,  -  Juanita Hensley,  -  Daughter.  On July 6, 1940, Jessie Jess Hensley married Dessie Parks (born 1911) in Baxter County, Arkansas and they had one son:  -  Gary Hensley.  Jessie Hensley died on May 3, 1990 in Mountain Home, Arkansas and was buried there in the East Oakland Cemetery.

References:  1)  1900 Census, Ozark County, Missouri;  2)  1920 Census, Baxter County, Arkansas;  3)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

JOHN H. HENSLEY (1.3.2.6.1) is the son of Sherman H. Hensley and Nancy Emeline (Casey) Hensley.  John ws born on July 19, 1891 in Elijah, Missouri.  On May 12, 1909, John Hensley married Cora L. Coble (born 1891 in Arkansas) in Baxter County, Arkansas.  John and Cora Hensley were the parents of two children:

  Ruth Hensley, b. 1911, Baxter County, Arkansas
  William Hensley, b. 1915, Baxter County, Arkansas

From 1910 to 1920, John and Cora Hensley were living in Baxter County, Arkansas.  John Hensley died on December 7, 1966 and was buried in the Maynard Bend Cemetery in Gamaliel, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1910 and 1920 Censuses, Baxter County, Arkansas;  2)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

HENRY A. HENSLEY (1.3.2.6.2) is the son of Sherman H. Hensley and Nancy Emeline (Casey) Hensley.  Henry was born on February 22, 1893 in Elijah, Missouri.  On February 4, 1913, Henry Hensley married Sarah Tripp (born 1895 in Arkansas).  Henry and Sarah Hensley were the parents of three children:

  Freddie Hensley, b. 1913, Arkansas
  Maggie Hensley, b. 1915, Arkansas
  Earnest Hensley, b. 1919, Arkansas

In 1920, Henry and Sarah Hensley were living in Baxter County, Arkansas.  Henry Hensley died on July 3, 1976 and was buried in the Maynard Bend Cemetery in Gamaliel, Arkansas.

References:  1)  1920 Census, Baxter County, Arkansas;  2)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

GOLDEN THEODORE HENSLEY (1.3.2.6.8) is the son of Sherman H. Hensley and Nancy Emeline (Casey) Hensley.  Theodore was born on October 8, 1905 in Elijah, Missouri.  On May 19, 1927, Theodore Hensley married Nona Mae Fowler in Baxter County, Arkansas.  Nona was born on April 18, 1912 in Baxter County, Arkansas and is the daughter of Charles Nealey Fowler and Sarah Jane (Wheat) Fowler.  Theodore and Nona Hensley were the parents of four children:

  Marvine Hensley, b. June 16, 1930, Baxter County, Arkansas
  Imogene Hensley, b. September 11, 1932, Mountain Home, Arkansas
  Billie Dean Hensley, b. June 23, 1936, Mountain Home, Arkansas
  Florence Hensley, b. May 16, 1937, Baxter County, Arkansas

Theodore Hensley died on January 18, 1992 in Mountain Home, Arkansas and was buried there in the Baxter Memorial Gardens Cemetery.  On August 28, 1946, Marvine Hensley married Glen Hawkins and they had one daughter:  -  Glenda Hawkins, b. 1950.  Marvine (Hensley) Hawkins died in 1989 and was buried in the Baxter Memorial Cemetery in Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Glenda Hawkins married Frank Seymore and they have one son:  -  Lance Seymore.  On September 8, 1948, Imogene Hensley married Gerald Lance (born Mountain Home, Arkansas) and they have three children:  -  Karen Lance, b. 1953,  -  Sharon Lance, b. 1953,  -  Gerry Lance, b. 1978, Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Geralds occupation is a fishing guide.  Karen Lance married Jim Robertson.  Sharon Lance married a man whose first name is Mark.

On August 5, 1957, Billie Hensley married Edna Delorise Reed.  Edna was born on June 24, 1935 in Gamaliel, Arkansas and is the daughter of Thurman Reed and Emma Caroline (Foster) Reed.  Billie Hensley served in the United States Army and works for the Arkansas Highway Department.  Billie and Edna Hensley had four children:  -  Wanda Delorse Hensley, b. December 20, 1959, Fort Gordan, Georgia,  -  Billy Dean Hensley, Jr., b. April 1, 1961, Mountain Home, Arkansas,  -  Nona Diane Hensley, b. February 25, 1963, Mountain Home, Arkansas,  -  Golden Thurman Hensley, b. March 26, 1976, Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Billie Hensley, Sr. died on October 10, 1991 in Oakland, Arkansas and was buried in the Baxter Memorial Cemetery in Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Wanda Hensley first married a man whose first name was Jeff and she had two sons:  -  Michael, b. 1981, Mountain Home, Arkansas,  -  Christopher, b. 1981, Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Wanda Hensley married a second time to Marvin Bierd and they have two children:  -  Anatasia Bierd,  -  Sebestian Bierd.

Billy Hensley, Jr. served in the United States Army and is now a Deputy Sheriff.  On June 21, 1980, Billy Hensley, Jr. married Nancy Kay Gardner in Oakland, Arkansas.  Nancy was born on January 23, 1961 in Hamburg, Iowa and is the daughter of Ambrose Elson Bud Gardner and Charlotte Maxine (Douglas) Gardner.  Billy and Nancy Hensley have one son:  -  Nicholas Aaron Hensley, b. September 20, 1991, Santa Clara, California.  In 1979, Nona Hensley married Sandoval Tilley (born 1958) in Mountain Home, Arkansas and they had one son:  -  Tony Ivan Tilley, b. 1982, Mountain Home, Arkansas.  Nona married a second time to Jim Lawrence and they have one daughter:  -  Patricia Lawrence.  On April 27, 1956, Florence Hensley married Junior Tucker and they have two children:  -  Terry Tucker, b. 1957,  -  Sherry Lynn Tucker.  Junior Tucker owns and operates an Auto Parts Store.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

GLADYS NELLIE HENSLEY (1.3.2.6.9) is the daughter of Sherman H. Hensley and Nancy Emeline (Casey) Hensley.  Gladys was born on November 26, 1910 in Henderson, Arkansas.  On July 5, 1924, Gladys Hensley married Everett Haley in Baxter County, Arkansas.  Everett and Gladys Haley were the parents of six children:

  Dorothy Haley, b. April 14, 1925, Baxter County, Arkansas
  Delbert Leroy Haley, b. May 4, 1926, Baxter County, Arkansas
  Elbert Haley, b. November 8, 1927, Baxter County, Arkansas
  Nancy Haley, b. November 8, 1927, Baxter County, Arkansas
  Joann Haley, b. January 5, 1946, Baxter County, Arkansas
  Cleo Dale Haley, b. Baxter County, Arkansas

Gladys (Hensley) Haley died on February 3, 1993 in Mountain Home, Arkansas and was buried in the Douglas Cemetery in Baxter County, Arkansas.  Dorothy Haley married Gene Morgan Penny in Tennessee and they have three children:  -  Debra Ann Penny, b. December 23, 1966,  -  Robert Gene Penny, b. April 28, 1968,  -  Christopher Hale Penny, b. July 24, 1969.  On September 4, 1953, Delbert Haley married Thelma McCord in Baxter County, Arkansas and they have two children:  -  Ricky Haley, b. January 24, 1951,  -  Pat Haley, b. March 1, 1957.  On March 7, 1959, Elbert Haley married Phyllis Vaughn and they have three children:  -  Susan Haley, b. January 20, 1960,  -  Craig Haley, b. December 20, 1961,  -  Linda Sue Haley, b. June 29, 1964.  On March 8, 1958, Nancy Haley married Eldon Kennedy and they have two children:  -  Donna Kay Kennedy, b. February 19, 1961,  -  Lisa Kennedy, b. February 22, 1965.  Nancy (Haley) Kennedy was buried in Whitman, Arkansas.  On May 10th, Joann Haley married Donald Melton in Flippin, Arkansas and they have two children:  -  Gary Tate Melton, b. November 6, 1964,  -  Misty Joe Melton, b. July 2, 1975.

Reference:  1)  Family Group Sheets, Bill Hensley, July, 1993

ROBERT CASEY (1.3.3) is the son of Ellison Casey and Elvira Casey.  Robert was born in 1838 in Tennessee.  In the late 1850s, Robert Casey married a woman named Polly (born 1842 in Arkansas).  In the 1860 Census of Johnson County, Arkansas, Robert and Polly Casey were the parents of one child:

  Jane Casey, b. 1859, Arkansas

In 1870, there is a Mary Casey (born 1835 in Arkansas) living with two children, Polly Casey (born 1854, Arkansas) and Jessey Casey (born 1858, Arkansas), in Madsion County, Arkansas.  This may be the widow of Robert Casey, son of Ellison Casey.  Again in 1880, Mary Casey (born 1835, Tennesse) was living with her son, Jesse Casey (born 1859, Arkansas) in Madison County, Arkansas.  In 1880, Alfred Bowen (born 1860 in Arkansas) is listed as a cousin.  This may imply some relationship with the Abner Casey (8.3) and Elizabeth (Bowen) Casey line.

According to Casey History written by George W. Casey and Abner Casey, Robert Casey also had three additional children:  -  Lewis Casey,  -  Robert Casey,  -  Ann Casey.  Although the father of Lewis Casey was stated by his descendants to be Robert Casey, Robert can not be the son of Ellison Casey as stated in the Casey History.  In the 1880 census of Searcy County, Arkansas, there is a Louis R. Casey listed as 31 years of age.  He is shown with the four oldest children as stated in Casey History.  According to the 1850 Census of Madison County, Arkansas and the 1860 Census of Johnson County, Arkansas, Robert Casey (son of Ellison Casey) was only ten or eleven when Louis R. Casey was born.  Therefore, Louis R. (Lewis) Casey is not the grandson of Ellison Casey.  However, the 1850 Census of Fulton County, Arkansas shows a Robert Casey with a son Lewis who is shown to be one year old.  This Robert Casey is the father of Louis R. (Lewis) Casey and his father is unknown at this time.

References:  1)  1850 Census, Fulton County, Arkansas;  2)  1850 Census, Madison County, Arkansas;  3)  1860 Census, Johnson County, Arkansas;  4)  1880 Census, Searcy County, Arkansas;  5)  “Casey History,” by George W. Casey and Abner Casey, 1964