RANDOLPH CASEY (8.3)

Most of the descendants of Randolph Casey lived in Illinois while many descendants also lived in Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee.  This section is included in order distinguish this Casey line as well as sort out the various Casey lines to better understand how many Casey lines that originated from Tennessee.  It is believed that this Randolph Casey that lived in Smith County, Tennessee and died there.  The descendants of Randolph Casey are probably the most well documented (and famous) Casey line that once lived in Tennessee.  This line was first documented in a manuscript written in 1876 by Lewis F. Casey, was covered in the book, “History of Jefferson County, Illinois,” by William Perrin in 1883, the 1876 manuscript by Lewis F. Casey was updated in 1931 by John S. Casey, covered in great detail Casey Family History, by George and Abner Casey in 1964, the Perrin sketches were updated and published again 1968 in the Mount Vernon, Illinois newspaper, “Register News,” in a series of newspaper articles entitled, Register News Sesquicentnnial Feature,  covered in “Casey and Allied Families,” by Walter Eric Casey in 1979 and covered briefly in the authors own book, “Casey Family History,” by Harold and Robert Casey in 1980.  Randolph Casey married Mary Jane Pennington and they were the parents of eight children:

  Levi Casey, b. 1763, South Carolina
  Randolph Casey, Jr., b. 1764, South Carolina
  Isaac Casey (8.3.3), b. 1765, South Carolina
  Rebecca Charity Casey, b. 1770, South Carolina
  Abraham Pennington Casey, b. November 1, 1772, South Carolina
  Hiram Casey (8.3.6), b. March 23, 1790, Georgia
  Samuel Casey, b. 1793, Georgia
  Zadock Casey (8.3.8), b. March 7, 1796, Georgia

References:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  2) Family Group Sheets by Dorothy Willis, 1966

ISAAC CASEY (8.3.3) is the son of Randolph Casey and Mary Jane (Pennington) Casey.  Isaac was born in 1765 in South Carolina.  Isaac Casey married Elizabeth Mackey and they were the parents of eight children:

  Rebecca Casey
  William Casey
  Polly Casey
  Abraham T. Casey
  Thomas M. Casey
  Drunetta Casey
  Catherine Casey
  Miranda Casey

Rebecca Casey married Isaac Hicks.

Reference:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964

WILLIAM CASEY (8.3.7.3) is the son of Isaac Casey and Elizabeth (Mackey) Casey.  William Casey married Amy Barker and they were the parents of eight children:

  Blackford Casey
  Maleina Casey
  William Casey, Jr.
  Abraham Casey
  Drury Casey
  Thomas Casey
  Melissa Casey
  Zadock Casey

Reference:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964

HIRAM CASEY (8.3.6) is the son of Randolph Casey and Rachel Casey.  Hiram was born on March 23, 1790, Georgia.  Hiram Casey married Catherine DePriest and they were the parents of twelve children:

  Randolph Depriest Casey (8.3.6.1), b. March 10, 1810, Smith County, Tennessee
  Ruth Casey
  Naomi Casey
  Levi Casey
  Sarah Casey
  Rebecca Casey
  John D. Casey
  Zadoc Casey
  William M. Casey
  Hiram D. Casey
  Tandy Y. Casey
  Samuel M. Casey

Reference:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964

RANDOLPH DEPRIEST CASEY (8.3.6.1) is the son of Hiram Casey and Catherine (DePriest) Casey.  Randolph was born on March 10, 1810 in Smith County, Tennessee.  Randolph Casey married Gilla Dean and they were the parents of two children:

  Catherine Benson Casey, b. 1829
  Rebecca J. Casey

Gilla (Dean) Casey died in 1857.  Randolph Casey married a second time to Mrs. Cynthia Joiner.  Randolph and Cynthia Casey were the parents of three children:

  Hiram Casey
  Randolph Depriest Casey, Jr.
  Samuel R. Casey

Randolph Casey, Sr. died on February 23, 1896 in Mountain Home, Arkansas.  In 1849, Catherine Casey married Milus Paul and they had three children:  -  Randolph Casey Paul,  -  James Leroy Paul,  -  Thomas Hicks Paul.

Reference:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964

ZADOCK CASEY (8.3.8) is the son of Randolph Casey and Mary Jane (Pennington) Casey.  Zadock was born on March 7, 1796, Georgia.  Zadock Casey married Rachel King, daughter of Samuel King.  Zadock and Rachel Casey were the parents of at least one son:

  Samuel King Casey (8.3.8.1), b. June 27, 1817, Smith County, Tennessee

References:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  2) Family Group Sheets by Dorothy Willis, 1966

SAMUEL KING CASEY (8.3.8.1) is the son of Zadock Casey and Rachel (King) Casey.  Samuel was born on June 27, 1817 in Smith County, Tennessee.  Samuel Casey married Julia Emily McCreery (born August 20, 1819) and they were the parents of five children:

  Junuis Casey, b. August 31, 1840, Mount Vernon, Illinois
  Mahala Anna Casey, b. September 25, 1841, Franklin County, Illinois
  Willis William Casey, b. November 18, 1845, Benton, Illinois
  Charles Carroll Casey, b. October 30, 1849, Benton, Illinois
  John Jay Casey (8.3.8.1.5), b. November 8, 1851, Benton, Illinois

References:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  2) Family Group Sheets by Dorothy Willis, 1966

JOHN JAY CASEY (8.3.8.1.5) is the son of Samuel King Casey and Julia Emily (McCreery) Casey.  John was born on November 8, 1851 in Benton, Illinois.  John Casey married Mary Jane Smith (born September 28, 1855) and they were the parents of five children:

  Anna Casey, b. May 2, 1873, Franklin County, Illinois
  John Jay Casey, Jr., b. October 28, 1876, Franklin County, Illinois
  Samuel King Casey, II, b. June 4, 1880, Thompsonville, Illinois
  Nellie Casey, b. 1895, Thompsonville, Illinois
  Homer Smith Casey, b. August 14, 1891, Arkansas

Samuel Casey, II married Lillian Barry (born November 29, 1882 in Benton, Arkansas) and they have seven children.

References:  1) “Casey Family History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  2) Family Group Sheets by Dorothy Willis, 1966

JOHN CASEY (8.4)

There is a reasonable possibility that John Casey (born 1782 in South Carolina) is related to the authors ancestor, Ambler Casey (born 1790).  Both were known to have resided in Roane County, Tennessee in the early 1800s.  Both have connections to the Ellison family who lived in Roane County and McMinn County, Tennessee.  This section is included in hope of some day proving a connection between these two Casey lines as well as sort out the various Casey lines to better understand how many Casey lines that originated from Roane County, Tennessee.  It is known that a John Casey (probably two or more men) resided in Roane County, Tennessee from 1807 to 1844.  For additional information on John Casey in Roane County, Tennessee, see the sketch of John Casey (8.4) in the section on Caseys of Roane County, Tennessee.

According to Pansy Wilburn, John and Anne “Caisy” were listed in the Shiloh Baptist Church Minutes in Roane County, Tennessee.  It is believed that the John Casey that lived in Roane County, Tennessee later moved to Greene County, Missouri.  In 1850, John Casey (born 1782 in South Carolina) and his wife, Anna Casey (born 1786 in South Carolina), were enumerated in the census of Greene County, Missouri.  In 1856, the will of John Casey was proven in Greene County, Missouri.  This will mentions John’s wife, Anna Casey, his daughter, Jane (Casey) Ellison, and son, Levi Casey.  Other children were implied in this will but were not named.  Proven by will, John and Anna Casey were parents of two children:

  Levi Casey (8.4.1), b. April 23, 1805, Roane County, Tennessee
  Jane Casey (who married a Ellison)

According to Pansy Wilburn, John Casey’s “probate papers name the whole family.”  Under “Roane County, Tennessee Marriages,” Pansy Wilburn indicates two additional daughters of John and Anna Casey:

  Jane Casey, mar. Henson Ellison, March 27, 1821
  Hetty Casey (8.4.3), mar. James Ellison, April 16, 1829

Under “Some Greene County, Misouri marriage records,” Pansy Wilburn lists six additional children of John and Anna Casey:

  Sarah Casey, mar. John Evans (Salins?), December 9, 1839
  John Allen Casey (8.4.5), mar. Susan Cardwell, April 22, 1841
  Frances Mariah Casey (8.4.6), mar. Hugh McHaffie, March 2, 1843
  Elizabeth Ann Casey, mar. Samuel R. Robinson, April 13, 1844
  Clarissa E. Casey (8.4.8), mar. Benjamin F. Michael, March 6, 1849
  Susannah E. Casey, mar. Alvis Ruyle, September 13, 1849

Jane “Ellison” mentioned in the will of John Casey is probably the Jane Casey that married Henson Ellison on March 27, 1824 in Roane County, Tennessee.  The will of John Casey states that “my eldest daughter and knowing that she has no heirs of her body.  I hereby will and bequeath to her the said eldest daughter Jane Ellison, one hundred dollars in full for her proportional part of my estate.”  This implies that after 36 years of marriage, Jane (Casey) Ellison had no children of her own.

References:  1)  1850 Census, Greene County, Missouri;  2)  Will of John Casey, Greene County, Missouri, 1856;  3)  Letter, Pansy Wilburn to Robert Casey, March, 1991

LEVI CASEY (8.4.1) is the son of John Casey and Anna Casey.  Levi was born on April 23, 1805 in Roane County, Tennessee.  On February 4, 1830, Levi Casey married Polly Haggard in Roane County, Tennessee.  In 1840, Levi Casey was living in Taney County, Missouri.  He is listed with what appears to be his wife (born 1800 to 1810) and two sons (born 1830 to 1835).  The 1964 manuscript of the Casey family by George and Abner Casey lists Levi as the son of Abner and Elizabeth Casey.  The authors believe that the will of John Casey makes it very unlikely that this connection is correct.  However, many descendants of Levi and Polly Casey are listed in this 1964 manuscript and are included in this section in hope that this information is accurate.  Levi and Polly Casey were the parents of six children:

  Sarah Casey, b. 1831, Tennessee
  William D. Casey (8.4.1.2), b. July 23, 1834, Tennesee
  Francis Marion Casey (8.4.1.3), b. 1835, Tennessee
  Amanda Casey (8.4.1.4), b. October 9, 1836, Arkansas
  Newton Casey
  Belveretta Catherine Casey, b. 1844, Taney County, Missouri

Levi Casey died on January 10, 1859 in Forsyth, Missouri and was buried there in the Casey Cemetery.  In 1860, Polly Casey (born 1803 in Georgia) was living in Taney County, Missouri.  Sarah Casey married Henry Laughlin in Taney County, Missouri.  In 1861, Belveretta Casey married Benjamin F. McKinney in Taney County, Missouri.

References:  1)  1840 and 1860 Censuses, Taney County, Missouri;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Letter, Bill Hensley to Robert Casey, November, 1994

WILLIAM D. CASEY (8.4.1.2) is the son of Levi Casey and Polly (Haggard) Casey.  William was born on July 23, 1834 in Tennessee.  On October 12, 1854, William Casey married Missouri Catherine Cook.  William and Missouri Casey were the parents of nine children:

  Calvin Casey, b. November 9, 1855, Taney County, Missouri
  Mary Casey, b. February 9, 1857, Taney County, Missouri
  Thomas Benton Casey, b. February 23, 1859, Taney County, Missouri
  Jefferson Davis Casey, b. April 15, 1861, Taney County, Missouri
  Sterling Price Casey (8.4.1.2.5), b. February 6, 1863, Taney County, Missouri
  Benjamin Lee Casey, b. April 1, 1865, Taney County, Missouri
  James Marion Casey, b. 1866, Taney County, Missouri
  William Lonnie Casey, b. December 2, 1869, Taney County, Missouri
  Dock Dennis Casey (8.4.1.2.9), b. September 1, 1872, Taney County, Missouri

In 1860, William and Missouri Casey were living in Taney County, Missouri.  William Casey died on March 26, 1872 In Forsyth, Missouri and Missouri (Cook) Casey died on September 30, 1914.  Both were buried in the Casey Cemetery in Taney County, Missouri.  Calvin Casey married Mary Sims in Taneyville, Missouri and they had six children:  -  Rettie Casey,  -  William Casey,  -  Frank Casey,  -  Sallie Casey,  -  Cora Casey,  -  Dillie Casey.  Rettie Casey married Henry Smith.  William Casey married Audrey Morrisette and they lived in Shawnee, Oklahoma.  Frank Casey married and lives in Shawnee, Oklahoma.  Sallie Casey married William Cook and they live in Taneyville, Missouri.  Cora Casey married William Vandeventer and they live in Ozark, Missouri.  Dillie Casey married Claud Vandeventer and they live in Taneyville, Missouri.

Mary Casey married Martin May and they had one daughter:  -  Alberta May.  Martin May died in the 1890s.  Alberta May married Jim Hicks and they have three children:  -  Mabel Hicks,  -  William Hicks,  -  Herbert Hicks.  Mabel Hicks married Roy Smith and lives in Forsyth, Missouri.  William Hicks lives in Texas.  Herbert Hicks married and lives in Forsyth, Missouri.  Thomas B. Casey never married and died around 1880.  Jefferson Casey married Julie Bachart and they had three children:  -  Bertha Casey,  -  Claudia Casey,  -  Manford Casey.  Bertha Casey married Ed Stokley.  Bertha married a second time to a Mr. Queen and they live in California.  Claudia Casey married Julius Roberts and lives in Rockaway Beach, Missouri.  Manford Casey married and lives in Bronson, Missouri.

Benjamin Casey married Tisha Lewallen and they had six children:  -  Ralph Casey,  -  Ray Casey,  -  Reston Casey,  -  Rockford Bill Casey,  -  Esta Casey,  -  Marie Casey.  James Casey married Martha Ellen Shawley and they had eight children:  -  Earl Casey,  -  Elsie Casey,  -  Esther Casey,  -  Winnie Casey,  -  Lillian Casey,  -  Mary Casey,  -  George Casey,  -  Jesse Casey.  Earl Casey lives in Pampa, Texas.  Winnie Casey married and lives in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.  William Casey married Amanda Ellen Haggard and they had six children:  -  Alpha Casey,  -  Mike Casey,  -  Vernon Casey,  -  Edna Casey,  -  Haydon Casey,  -  Ivan Casey.  Alpha Casey married Gaba Roberts and they live in Rockaway, Missouri.  Vernon Casey married and lives in Rockaway, Missouri.  Haydon Casey married.

References:  1)  1860 Census, Taney County, Missouri;  2)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  3)  Letter, Bill Hensley to Robert Casey, November, 1994

STERLING PRICE CASEY (8.4.1.2.5) is the son of William D. Casey and Missouri Catherine (Cook) Casey.  Sterling was born on February 6, 1863 in Taney County, Missouri.  Sterling Casey married Verna Jones and they were the parents of nine children:

  Mary Casey
  May Casey
  Talula Casey
  Elsie Casey
  Sidney Casey
  Ethel Casey
  Cleo Casey
  Lee Casey
  W. P. Casey

Mary Casey married a Mr. Umphrey.  May Casey married a Mr. Johnson.  Elsie Casey married a Mr. Monchey and they live in California.  Sidney Casey married James Fulkerson and they live in Kirbeyville, Missouri.  Ethel Casey married Charles Prickett and they live in California.  Cleo Casey married Green Thruman and the live in Forsyth, Missouri.

References:  1)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  2)  Letter, Bill Hensley to Robert Casey, November, 1994

DOCK DENNIS CASEY (8.4.1.2.9) is the son of William D. Casey and Missouri Catherine (Cook) Casey.  Dock was born on September 1, 1872 in Taney County, Missouri.  Dock Casey married Ada Dunn and they were the parents of three children:

  Opal Earline Casey, b. October 13, 1924, Taney County, Missouri
  Dock Dennis Casey, Jr., b. November 7, 1926, Taney County, Missouri
  John William Casey, b. October 7, 1931, Taney County, Missouri

Dock Casey raised stock and was engaged in the merchantile business in Taneyville, Missouri.  Opal Casey married Paul Mackey and they had two children:  -  Gregory Earl Mackey, b. May 30, 1945,  -  William Doyle Mackey, b. July 5, 1955.  Opal married a second time to H. F. Owen, an attorney, and they have no children.  H. F. and Opal Owen live in Springfield, Missouri.  Dock Casey, Jr. married Patricia Call and they have three children:  -  Tommy Casey, b. 1957,  -  Robert Casey, b. 1959,  -  Michael Casey, b. 1962.  Dock Casey, Jr. works for General Motors in Kansas City, Missouri.  John W. Casey married Isabell Biggs and they have one son:  -  Mart Casey, b. 1958.  John Casey works for the Bendix Company and lives in Kansas City.

References:  1)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  2)  Letter, Bill Hensley to Robert Casey, November, 1994

FRANCIS MARION CASEY (8.4.1.3) is the son of Levi Casey and Polly (Haggard) Casey.  Marion was born in 1835 in Tennessee.  Marion Casey married Elizabeth Carr (born 1837 in Tennessee).  In 1860, Marion and Elizabeth Casey were living in Taney County, Missouri.  Marion and Elizabeth Casey were the parents of three children:

  Marion Columbus Casey, b. 1855, Taney County, Missouri
  Ellen Casey, b. 1857, Taney County, Missouri
  Pedro Castillo Casey, b. 1859, Taney County, Missouri

Elizabeth (Carr) Casey died during the Civil War.  Marion Casey married a second time to Rebecca Brandon (born 1845 in Tennessee).  Marion and Rebecca Casey were the parents of ten children:

  Martin Casey
  Thomas Levi Casey, b. Feburary 6, 1873, Forsyth, Missouri
  William Timothy Casey
  Benjamin Allen Casey, b. 1875, Forsyth, Missouri
  Jack Bird Casey
  James Casey, b. 1883, Missouri
  Nora Casey
  Mary Alice Casey
  Lilly Ardella Casey
  Josie (Mary) Casey

Marion Casey served in the Union Army during the Civil War and was at the battle of Wilson Creek.  In 1886, Marion Casey moved to Oklahoma Territory and settled about twenty miles south of Bristow.  In 1910, Marion and Rebecca Casey were living with their son, James Casey, in Okfuskee County, Oklahoma.  Marion Casey died in Oklahoma in 1926.

Martin Casey married Eula Alspaugh.  Martin Casey married a second time to a woman named, Mary.  Thomas Casey married Nettie Blyue and they had six children:  -  Gladys Casey,  -  Gale Casey,  -  Alice Casey,  -  Margie Casey,  -  Goldie Casey,  -  Tom Houston Casey.  Thomas Casey lived near Pryor, Oklahoma and moved to California in 1936.  Gladys Casey married Earl Steele.  Gladys (Casey) Steele died in 1937.  Gale Casey married Harlen Stamper.  Gale married a second time to Celair Granger.  Margie Casey married Alfred Murray.  Goldie Casey married Leslie May.

Around 1892, Benjamin Casey married Mary Suckey High of Berryville, Arkansas and they lived in Carroll County, Arkansas for several years.  Ben and Mary Casey had nine children:  -  Clara Ester Casey, b. September 6, 1893,  -  Maude Casey, b. February 18, 1896,  -  William Casey, b. 1898,  -  Anna Casey, b. January 25, 1900,  -  Joe Casey, b. June 30, 1902,  -  Vivian Casey, b. July 20, 1909,  -  Nina Casey, b. May 17, 1911,  -  Chester Casey, b. January 19, 1914,  -  Tressa Casey,  -  Georgia Casey.  Later, they moved to Longmont, Colorado.  Ben Casey died in 1926 in Longmont, Colorado.  Mary (High) Casey then returned to Carroll County, Arkansas and later married Saul Brisco.  Clara Casey married Dave Martin.  Maude Casey married Gus Gott.  William Casey married Stella Mayhorst.  Anna Casey married Ralph Sykes.  Anna married a second time to Bill Garner.  Joe Casey married Sallie Stewart.  Nina Casey married Jess Williams.  Chester Casey married Cynthia Beall.  Tressa Casey married Clyde Ray.  Georgia Casey married Bill Smith.

Jack Casey married Nora Pritts.  James Casey married Josie Blyus.  James Casey married a second time to Flora Cloats.  Nora Casey married a Mr. Denny.  Mary Casey married a Mr. Selvidge.  Lilly Casey married Joe Crawford.  Josie (or Mary) Casey died at the age of ten years.

References:  1)  1860 Census, Taney County, Missouri;  2)  1910 Census, Okfuskee County, Oklahoma;  3)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  4)  Letter, Bill Hensley to Robert Casey, November, 1994

AMANDA CASEY (8.4.1.4) is the daughter of Levi Casey and Polly (Haggard) Casey.  Amanda was born on October 9, 1836, Arkansas.  On December 25, 1859, Amanda Casey married Andrew McHaffie in Taney County, Missouri.  Andrew and Amanda McHaffie were the parents of one son:

  Leonard Harrison McHaffie, b. October 17, 1860, Christian County, Missouri

Amanda (Casey) McHaffie died on December 13, 1917 and was buried in the McHaffie Cemetery in Bruner, Missouri.  On March 4, 1894, Leonard McHaffie married Ella Mayden (born March 17, 1873 in Sparta, Missouri) and they had one daughter:  -  Opal Lee McHaffie, b. December 25, 1897, Forsyth, Missouri.  Leonard McHaffied died on September 18, 1916 and Ella (Mayden) McHaffie died on November 10, 1939.  Both were buried in the McHaffie Cemetery in Bruner, Missouri.  On April 17, 1916, Opal McHaffie married Benjamin Albert Parnell.  Opal (McHaffie) Parnell died on August 20, 1983 and was buried in the Memorial Park Cemetery in Branson, Missouri.  

References:  1)  “Casey History,” by George and Abner Casey, 1964;  2)  Letter, Bill Hensley to Robert Casey, November, 1994

HETTY CASEY (8.4.3) may be the daughter of John Casey and Anna Casey.  According to Joy Crane, Hetty was the daughter of John and Anna Casey (supporting Pansy Wilburn’s version).  Hetty was born on May 26, 1807 in Tennessee.  On April 16, 1829, married James Ellison in Roane County, Tennessee.  James was born on March 7, 1806 in Tennessee.  According to Joy Crane, James was the son of Robert H. Ellison and Lydia Ellison.  According to Joy Crane, James and Hetty Casey were the parents of ten children:

  Louisa (Liza) Jane Ellison, b. 1830, Tennessee
  Henson Ellsberry Ellison, b. December 26, 1831, Roane County, Tennessee
  Kisire Elizabeth Ellison, b. 1835, Roane County, Tennessee
  John Newton Ellison, b. September 18, 1836 / 1837, Roane County, Tennessee
  Rebecca Ann Bratton Ellison (8.4.3.5), b. July 28, 1838, Tennessee
  Robert Ellison, b. January 25, 1841, Taney County, Missouri
  Francis Marion Ellison, b. January 29, 1843, Taney County, Missouri
  James Lafayette “Jim” Ellison, b. April 11, 1845, Taney County, Missouri
  Susan Ellison, b. March 6, 1848, Taney County, Missouri
  Jane Ellison, b. 1850, Taney County, Missouri

James Ellison died on September 19, 1875 in Taney County, Missouri and Hetty (Casey) Ellison died on January 23, 1881 in Taney County, Missouri.  Both were buried in the Kissee Mills Cemetery in Taney County, Missouri.  Henson Ellison died in Apri, 1861 in Forsyth, Missouri.  John N. Ellison died on April 19, 1925 in Protem, Taney County, Missouri.  Robert Ellison died on August 6, 1927 in Missouri.  Francis M. Ellison died on April 22, 1925 in Hollister, Missouri and was buried in Taney County, Missouri.  James L. Ellison died on January 23, 1892 in Cedar Creek, Taney County, Missouri.

References:  1)  Letter, Pansy Wilburn to Robert Casey, March, 1991;  2)  Email, Joy Crane to Robert Casey, November, 2002

REBECCA ANN BRATTON ELLISON (8.4.3.5) is the daughter of James Ellison and Hetty (Casey) Ellison.  Rebecca was born on July 28, 1838 in Tennessee.  In 1857, Rebecca Ellison married John Caswell Yandell.  John was born on July 1, 1834 in Graves County, Kentucky and is the son of James Wilson Yandell (born 1805 in North Carolina) and Susan Gordon (Casey) Yandell (born 1812 in Tennessee).  John and Rebecca Yandell were the parents of eleven children:

  Amanda J. Yandell, b. May 8, 1858, Taney County, Missouri
  James Wilson Yandell, b. April 15, 1860, Taney County, Missouri
  John William Yandell, b. November 21, 1861, Taney County, Missouri
  Infant Son, b. November 22, 1862, d. November 27, 1863
  Susan Hettie Yandell
  William Lunsford Yandell
  Thomas Caswell Yandell
  Charles Francis Marion Yandell
  Eliza Angeline Yandell
  Rebecca Effa Ann “Effie” Yandell
  Elonzo B. E. Yandell, b. 1881

Rebecca (Ellison) Yandell died on January 14, 1881 in Protem, Taney County, Missouri and John C. Yandell died on April 29, 1884 in Protem, Taney County, Missouri.  On August 30, 1883, Amanda Yandell married Jefferson Davis Ray.  Amanda (Yandell) Ray died on March 25, 1902 in Taney County, Missouri.  James W. Yandell died on July 23, 1943 in Taney County, Missouri and was buried there in the Ozark Memorial Cemetery.  John W. Yandell died as a teenager on August 31, 1875 and was buried in Protem, Taney County, Missouri.

Reference:  1)  Register Report, James Wilson Yandell, by Joy Crane, November, 2002

JOHN ALLEN CASEY (8.4.5) may be the son of John Casey and Anna Casey.  John was born in 1818 in Tennesee.  On April 22, 1841, John Allen Casey married Susan H. Cardwell in Greene County, Missouri.  Susan was born in 1826 in Tennessee.  John and Susan Casey were the parents of at least four children:

  Ann F. Casey, b. 1842, Greene County, Missouri
  Lucretia Casey, b. 1844, Greene County, Missouri
  Hetty M. Casey, b. 1846, Greene County, Missouri
  John Casey, b. 1849, Greene County, Missouri

In 1850, John and Susan Casey were living in Greene County, Missouri.

References:  1)  1850 Census, Greene County, Missouri;  2)  Letter, Pansy Wilburn to Robert Casey, March, 1991

FRANCES MARIAH CASEY (8.4.6) may be the daughter of John Casey and Anna Casey.  Frances was born in 1824 in Tennessee.  On March 2, 1843, Frances Casey married Hugh McHaffie in Greene County, Missouri.  Hugh and Frances Casey were the parents of at least one daughter:

  Catherine J. McHaffie, b. 1843, Greene County, Missouri

In 1850, “Maria F. McHaffie” and her daughter, Catherine McHafffie, were living with John and Anna Casey in Greene County, Missouri.

References:  1)  1850 Census, Greene County, Missouri;  2)  Letter, Pansy Wilburn to Robert Casey, March, 1991

CLARISSA E. CASEY (8.4.8) may be the daughter of John Casey and Anna Casey.  On March 6, 1849, Clarissa Casey married Benjamin F. Michael in Greene County, Missouri.  Benjamin was born in 1830 in Tennessee.  Benjamin and Clarissa Michael were the parents of at least one son:

  William F. Michael, b. 1849, Greene County, Missouri

In 1850, Benjamin and Clarissa Michael were living in Greene County, Missouri.

References:  1)  1850 Census, Greene County, Missouri;  2)  Letter, Pansy Wilburn to Robert Casey, March, 1991