Date of service was Wednesday 25 November 1896
From the Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY dated Thursday 26 November 1896
AT REST IN CAVE HILL
Funeral Services Over The Remains of Mrs. A. Casseday
The funeral of Mrs. A. Casseday, who died last Monday night at the residence of the Rev. C. E. Cralk, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Christ Church Cathedral, the Revs. Dr. Snively, George Grant Smith and M. M. Benton officiating. The remains were interred in Cave Hill Cemetery.
Few women were more widely known in Louisville than Mrs. Casseday. She was the widow of Alexander Casseway, who served on Gen. Buckner's staff, and was present at the storming of Fort Donelson, where he was taken prisoner. He was taken North and died while in confinement. Mrs. Casseday never recovered from the shock of the news of her husband's death, and for over thirty years had been an invalid as the result of the blow. The greater part of this time Mrs. Casseday spent on the old Cralk homestead, at Kanawha, three miles from Louisville, near Crescent Hill.
About a week ago she visited the family of Rev. C. E. Cralk, and became very ill at the house, never rallying after taking to her bed. Three children survive the deceased; They are Morton Casseday, the well-known newspaper and insurance man; Mrs. Maxwell Kilbert, of Chicago, and Alexander Johnson Casseday, of Augusta, GA.
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Alexander Caseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
birth: 1835
marriage: 27 Apr 1858 —Jefferson, Kentucky
spouse: Nancy Craig
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alexander Caseday
groom's birth date: 1835
groom's age: 23
bride's name: Nancy Craig
bride's birth date: 1835
bride's age: 23
marriage date: 27 Apr 1858
marriage place: Jefferson,Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M51753-1
system origin: Kentucky-ODM
source film number: 216828
Alex Casseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
marriage: 29 Apr 1858 —Louisville, Kentucky
spouse: Nannie Craik
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alex Casseday
bride's name: Nannie Craik
marriage date: 29 Apr 1858
marriage place: Louisville, Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M00582-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 482708
Nannie Casseday
Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
birth: 1835
death: 23 Nov 1896 —Louisville, Kentucky
burial: 25 Nov 1896 —Ch
record title: Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
name: Nannie Casseday
gender: Female
burial date: 25 Nov 1896
burial place: Ch
death date: 23 Nov 1896
death place: Louisville, Kentucky
age: 61
birth date: 1835
indexing project (batch) number: B02813-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 209706
From the Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY dated Thursday 26 November 1896
AT REST IN CAVE HILL
Funeral Services Over The Remains of Mrs. A. Casseday
The funeral of Mrs. A. Casseday, who died last Monday night at the residence of the Rev. C. E. Cralk, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Christ Church Cathedral, the Revs. Dr. Snively, George Grant Smith and M. M. Benton officiating. The remains were interred in Cave Hill Cemetery.
Few women were more widely known in Louisville than Mrs. Casseday. She was the widow of Alexander Casseway, who served on Gen. Buckner's staff, and was present at the storming of Fort Donelson, where he was taken prisoner. He was taken North and died while in confinement. Mrs. Casseday never recovered from the shock of the news of her husband's death, and for over thirty years had been an invalid as the result of the blow. The greater part of this time Mrs. Casseday spent on the old Cralk homestead, at Kanawha, three miles from Louisville, near Crescent Hill.
About a week ago she visited the family of Rev. C. E. Cralk, and became very ill at the house, never rallying after taking to her bed. Three children survive the deceased; They are Morton Casseday, the well-known newspaper and insurance man; Mrs. Maxwell Kilbert, of Chicago, and Alexander Johnson Casseday, of Augusta, GA.
From Family Search.org
Here are 2 versions of the same event - descrepencies are through transcription errors
Alexander Caseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
birth: 1835
marriage: 27 Apr 1858 —Jefferson, Kentucky
spouse: Nancy Craig
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alexander Caseday
groom's birth date: 1835
groom's age: 23
bride's name: Nancy Craig
bride's birth date: 1835
bride's age: 23
marriage date: 27 Apr 1858
marriage place: Jefferson,Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M51753-1
system origin: Kentucky-ODM
source film number: 216828
Alex Casseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
marriage: 29 Apr 1858 —Louisville, Kentucky
spouse: Nannie Craik
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alex Casseday
bride's name: Nannie Craik
marriage date: 29 Apr 1858
marriage place: Louisville, Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M00582-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 482708
Nannie Casseday
Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
birth: 1835
death: 23 Nov 1896 —Louisville, Kentucky
burial: 25 Nov 1896 —Ch
record title: Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
name: Nannie Casseday
gender: Female
burial date: 25 Nov 1896
burial place: Ch
death date: 23 Nov 1896
death place: Louisville, Kentucky
age: 61
birth date: 1835
indexing project (batch) number: B02813-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 209706
Date of service was Wednesday 25 November 1896
From the Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY dated Thursday 26 November 1896
AT REST IN CAVE HILL
Funeral Services Over The Remains of Mrs. A. Casseday
The funeral of Mrs. A. Casseday, who died last Monday night at the residence of the Rev. C. E. Cralk, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Christ Church Cathedral, the Revs. Dr. Snively, George Grant Smith and M. M. Benton officiating. The remains were interred in Cave Hill Cemetery.
Few women were more widely known in Louisville than Mrs. Casseday. She was the widow of Alexander Casseway, who served on Gen. Buckner's staff, and was present at the storming of Fort Donelson, where he was taken prisoner. He was taken North and died while in confinement. Mrs. Casseday never recovered from the shock of the news of her husband's death, and for over thirty years had been an invalid as the result of the blow. The greater part of this time Mrs. Casseday spent on the old Cralk homestead, at Kanawha, three miles from Louisville, near Crescent Hill.
About a week ago she visited the family of Rev. C. E. Cralk, and became very ill at the house, never rallying after taking to her bed. Three children survive the deceased; They are Morton Casseday, the well-known newspaper and insurance man; Mrs. Maxwell Kilbert, of Chicago, and Alexander Johnson Casseday, of Augusta, GA.
From Family Search.org
Here are 2 versions of the same event - descrepencies are through transcription errors
Alexander Caseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
birth: 1835
marriage: 27 Apr 1858 —Jefferson, Kentucky
spouse: Nancy Craig
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alexander Caseday
groom's birth date: 1835
groom's age: 23
bride's name: Nancy Craig
bride's birth date: 1835
bride's age: 23
marriage date: 27 Apr 1858
marriage place: Jefferson,Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M51753-1
system origin: Kentucky-ODM
source film number: 216828
Alex Casseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
marriage: 29 Apr 1858 —Louisville, Kentucky
spouse: Nannie Craik
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alex Casseday
bride's name: Nannie Craik
marriage date: 29 Apr 1858
marriage place: Louisville, Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M00582-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 482708
Nannie Casseday
Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
birth: 1835
death: 23 Nov 1896 —Louisville, Kentucky
burial: 25 Nov 1896 —Ch
record title: Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
name: Nannie Casseday
gender: Female
burial date: 25 Nov 1896
burial place: Ch
death date: 23 Nov 1896
death place: Louisville, Kentucky
age: 61
birth date: 1835
indexing project (batch) number: B02813-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 209706
From the Courier-Journal newspaper, Louisville, KY dated Thursday 26 November 1896
AT REST IN CAVE HILL
Funeral Services Over The Remains of Mrs. A. Casseday
The funeral of Mrs. A. Casseday, who died last Monday night at the residence of the Rev. C. E. Cralk, took place yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock from Christ Church Cathedral, the Revs. Dr. Snively, George Grant Smith and M. M. Benton officiating. The remains were interred in Cave Hill Cemetery.
Few women were more widely known in Louisville than Mrs. Casseday. She was the widow of Alexander Casseway, who served on Gen. Buckner's staff, and was present at the storming of Fort Donelson, where he was taken prisoner. He was taken North and died while in confinement. Mrs. Casseday never recovered from the shock of the news of her husband's death, and for over thirty years had been an invalid as the result of the blow. The greater part of this time Mrs. Casseday spent on the old Cralk homestead, at Kanawha, three miles from Louisville, near Crescent Hill.
About a week ago she visited the family of Rev. C. E. Cralk, and became very ill at the house, never rallying after taking to her bed. Three children survive the deceased; They are Morton Casseday, the well-known newspaper and insurance man; Mrs. Maxwell Kilbert, of Chicago, and Alexander Johnson Casseday, of Augusta, GA.
From Family Search.org
Here are 2 versions of the same event - descrepencies are through transcription errors
Alexander Caseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
birth: 1835
marriage: 27 Apr 1858 —Jefferson, Kentucky
spouse: Nancy Craig
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alexander Caseday
groom's birth date: 1835
groom's age: 23
bride's name: Nancy Craig
bride's birth date: 1835
bride's age: 23
marriage date: 27 Apr 1858
marriage place: Jefferson,Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M51753-1
system origin: Kentucky-ODM
source film number: 216828
Alex Casseday
Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
marriage: 29 Apr 1858 —Louisville, Kentucky
spouse: Nannie Craik
record title: Kentucky Marriages, 1785-1979
groom's name: Alex Casseday
bride's name: Nannie Craik
marriage date: 29 Apr 1858
marriage place: Louisville, Kentucky
indexing project (batch) number: M00582-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 482708
Nannie Casseday
Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
birth: 1835
death: 23 Nov 1896 —Louisville, Kentucky
burial: 25 Nov 1896 —Ch
record title: Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970
name: Nannie Casseday
gender: Female
burial date: 25 Nov 1896
burial place: Ch
death date: 23 Nov 1896
death place: Louisville, Kentucky
age: 61
birth date: 1835
indexing project (batch) number: B02813-5
system origin: Kentucky-EASy
source film number: 209706
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