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Thomas James Case, Sr. Relevant Links

1. Father: William Case
2. Siblings: Mary Case
3. Elizabeth Case
4. Eliza Case
5. Lovica (Vicey) Case
6. Cynthia Case
7. William Case, Jr.
8. Nancy Case
9. John Case
10. Isam Case
11. Martin Case, Sr.

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  • Nancy Jane Case
  • Samuel Isham M. Case
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Thomas James Case, Sr (1818-1891) was born in Mississippi, married in Hardeman Co, Tennessee, and died in Polk Co, Missouri.

He is buried in the Case Family Cem that is located between Red Top, Dallas Co, Missouri and Scholfield, Polk Co, Missouri. This cemetery has probably not been used in about 100 years and this photo shows how it looked in March 2000. Many of the stones are unreadable.

Thomas James & Mary Ann (Jackson) Case, Sr.

Thomas James Case, Sr.

Born: 12 August 1818 in Mississippi
Died: 04 November 1891 in Polk County, Missouri
Burial: Case Cemetery, Mooney Twp, Polk County, Missouri

Mother: Nancy
Father: William Case

Married: Mary Ann Jackson 24 June 1840 in Hardeman County, Tennessee

Born: Abt. 1820 in Morgan County, Kentucky
Died: 
Burial: Case Cemetery, Mooney Twp, Polk County, Missouri

Mother: Sabra
Father: Needham Jackson

Children:

1. Louisa
   b. Abt. 1841, Tennessee
2. Mahala Jane
   b. 23 September 1845, Maury County, Tennessee
   d. 17 September 1864, Polk Co, MO
3. Barbara Paralee
   b. Abt. 1847, McNairy County, Tennessee
   d. Aft. March 1913, Beaver Co, OK
4. Sarah
   b. Abt. 1849, Tennessee
5. Catherin
   b. Abt. 1852
6. Thomas James, Jr.
   b. 1855, Polk Co, MO
   d. 1935, Catesby, Ellis Co, OK
7. Mary
   b. Abt. 1858
8. Hezekiah J.
   b. November 1862, Polk County, Missouri

This page was last updated on: May 18 2008