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John Case Relevant Links

1. Father: William Case
2. Children: Mary Jane Case
3. Siblings: Thomas James Case, Sr.
4. Elizabeth Case
5. Eliza Case
6. Martin Case, Sr.
7. Lovica (Vicey) Case
8. Cynthia Case
9. William Case, Jr.
10. Nancy Case
11. Isam Case
12. Mary (Aunt Polly) Case

Temperance Austin Relevant Links

1. Father: Absalom Chrisfield (Abner) Austin, Sr
2. Children: Mary Jane Case
3. Siblings: Nathaniel Austin
4. Mary A. Austin
5. Daniel T. Austin

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John & Temperance "Tempy" (Austin) Case

John Case

Born: 12 August 1837 in McNairy County, Tennessee
Died: 28 April 1913 in Polk County, Missouri
Burial: Schofield Cemetery, Polk County, Missouri

Mother: Nancy
Father: William Case

Married: (1) Temperance (Tempy) Austin Abt. 1858 in Polk County, Missouri

Born: 15 Jan 1836 in Burke County, North Carolina
Died: 07 November 1895 in Polk County, Missouri
Burial: Schofield Cemetery, Polk County, Missouri

Mother: Nancy Preston
Father: Absalom Chrisfield (Abner) Austin, Sr

Children:

1. Alijah A.
   b. Polk County, Missouri
2. Nancy C.
   b. Polk County, Missouri
3. Willard E.
   b. Polk County, Missouri
4. Mary Jane
   b. 18 August 1860, Near Red Top, Dallas County, Missouri
   d. 22 November 1926, Near Schofield, Polk County, Missouri
5. Margaret E.
   b. 1861, Polk County, Missouri
6. William Wesley
   b. 1863, Polk County, Missouri
7. John C.
   b. 1865, Polk County, Missouri

Married: (2) Margaret J. Abt. 1890 in Missouri

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Sources and Additional Information:

Author: Jerri Chasteen Date: 12 Oct 2000 4:00 AM
In Reply to: John Case Temperence Austin by: Norma Furnell

John Case was born in McNairy Co TN to William Wesley and Nancy Case. He is shown on the 1850 census of McNairy Co TN. He married Temperence before 1859 in MO and they are shown on the 1860, 1870 and 1880 census of Polk Co MO.

Their children were: Mary; Margaret E.; William Wesley; John Co,; Nancy C.; Elijah A; and Willard E. - all born in Polk Co MO.

Good luck

jc

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