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First
Generation
Icabod Case
Mary Terrill
Second
Generation
William Case married (1)
Mary or Marcy Osman and possibly
(2.)
Mary (Massey) Springer.
William married Marcy Osman in April 1741 at Southhold, Long Island,
New York. William was born (estimate) about 1720 and died in
Nelson County, Kentucky during 1802. Miscellaneous facts
about William, probably born at Southold, N.Y.. Listed on Nelson
County, Ky. Tithes lists along with a David, John, Reuben, Jacob,
William Jr., James, and Nathaniel 1785-1791. Listed in a
notarized deposition concerning loss of his rifle in the Sandusky
Expedition of 1782, from Pa. Signed a petition for a new state
(History of Fayette, Washington and Greene Counties, Pa.) "The Ten Mile
Country and Its Pioneer Families". On 1773 tax list for Springhill
Township of Bedford Co. Pa,(all of what is now Washington and Greene
Co. Pa.) were a Nathaniel Case and a William Case. Neither of these
individuals were listed in1790 Washington Co. Pa. Census.
Children:
1. Sarah Case
2.Catherine Case
3.Rebecca Case
4. Mercy Case
5. Mary Case
6. John Case (b.about 1742 Pa.)
7. Jacob Case (b.1750 Springfield Township, Bedford Co. Pa.)
8. William Case Jr. (b.1753 in Pa.)
9. Kezieah Case (b.abt. 1755 in Westmoreland Co. Pa.)
10. James Case
This area of Pa. had many names, even at one time considered a part of
Virginia, as settlers moved and new counties were established, but
basically is now what is Greene County, Pa.. The first actual
settlement was in 1742.
Third
Generation
Keziah Case was born probably in Pa., estimated by birth of
first child about 1750-1755. She married
Ebenezer Paddock Sr. at Washeo,
Pa., about 1774.
She died in Vigo Co. In. between 1820 and 1830, according to census
records. Possibly buried in New Harmony Cemetery, Prairie Creek
Township, Vigo Co. In.
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