CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Jas H Case [James L. Case]
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1792
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Ohio, Boone, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number: 60
Household Members: Name Age
Jas H Case 58
Betsy Case 49
Emely Case 26
Fimers Case 25 ** Phineas
Danl Case 23
Fred B Case 18
Polly Case 16
Hulda Case 10
Chas Case 8
Almond Beach 32
Children & Spouses:
1_ Emily b. 1821 N.Y. d. 1906. Iowa. m. Jesse T. Turner
2_ Phineas b. 1823 N.Y. d. 1920. Iowa. m. Lydia A. Humphrey. (Our relation)
3_ Daniel T. b. 1826 N.Y. d. 1899. Iowa. m. Elizabeth.
4_ Frederick Baldwin b. 1828 N.Y. d. 1901. Wisconsin. m. Sarah R. Burgett.
5_ Polly b. 1834 N.Y. - no further info.
6_ Huldah b. 1840 N.Y. - no further info.
7_ Charles b. 1842 N.Y. - no further info.
BIOGRAPHY: History of Mitchell and Worth Counties, Iowa
Springfield, Ill: Union Publishing Co., 1884.
Mitchell County "C."
BIOGRAPHY: Phineas Case was born at Cannonsville, in the town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., N.Y., Aug. 11, 1823, being the son of James L. and Betsey F. (Preston) Case. While at home he followed the calling of his father, farming and lumbering, notably running lumber down the Delaware River to Philadelphia, to market.
In 1845 he went to Boone Co., Ill., working on farms during the summer and teaching in the winter. He enlisted at Fort Dearborn, Chicago, in April, 1848, and started for Mexico, but before arriving at the scene of hostilities, the war had closed. At Vera Cruz they were turned back, and discharged at St. Louis. He received a 160 acre land grant from the government, which he located in Franklin township, De Kalb Co., Ill.
James and Betsey moved to Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin (where their son Daniel settled); but James died while visiting back in Cannonsville and is buried in a cemetery that was relocated when the resevoir was put in and flooded the town.
Name: Jas H Case [James L. Case]
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1792
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Ohio, Boone, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number: 60
Household Members: Name Age
Jas H Case 58
Betsy Case 49
Emely Case 26
Fimers Case 25 ** Phineas
Danl Case 23
Fred B Case 18
Polly Case 16
Hulda Case 10
Chas Case 8
Almond Beach 32
Children & Spouses:
1_ Emily b. 1821 N.Y. d. 1906. Iowa. m. Jesse T. Turner
2_ Phineas b. 1823 N.Y. d. 1920. Iowa. m. Lydia A. Humphrey. (Our relation)
3_ Daniel T. b. 1826 N.Y. d. 1899. Iowa. m. Elizabeth.
4_ Frederick Baldwin b. 1828 N.Y. d. 1901. Wisconsin. m. Sarah R. Burgett.
5_ Polly b. 1834 N.Y. - no further info.
6_ Huldah b. 1840 N.Y. - no further info.
7_ Charles b. 1842 N.Y. - no further info.
BIOGRAPHY: History of Mitchell and Worth Counties, Iowa
Springfield, Ill: Union Publishing Co., 1884.
Mitchell County "C."
BIOGRAPHY: Phineas Case was born at Cannonsville, in the town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., N.Y., Aug. 11, 1823, being the son of James L. and Betsey F. (Preston) Case. While at home he followed the calling of his father, farming and lumbering, notably running lumber down the Delaware River to Philadelphia, to market.
In 1845 he went to Boone Co., Ill., working on farms during the summer and teaching in the winter. He enlisted at Fort Dearborn, Chicago, in April, 1848, and started for Mexico, but before arriving at the scene of hostilities, the war had closed. At Vera Cruz they were turned back, and discharged at St. Louis. He received a 160 acre land grant from the government, which he located in Franklin township, De Kalb Co., Ill.
James and Betsey moved to Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin (where their son Daniel settled); but James died while visiting back in Cannonsville and is buried in a cemetery that was relocated when the resevoir was put in and flooded the town.
CENSUS: 1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Jas H Case [James L. Case]
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1792
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Ohio, Boone, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number: 60
Household Members: Name Age
Jas H Case 58
Betsy Case 49
Emely Case 26
Fimers Case 25 ** Phineas
Danl Case 23
Fred B Case 18
Polly Case 16
Hulda Case 10
Chas Case 8
Almond Beach 32
Children & Spouses:
1_ Emily b. 1821 N.Y. d. 1906. Iowa. m. Jesse T. Turner
2_ Phineas b. 1823 N.Y. d. 1920. Iowa. m. Lydia A. Humphrey. (Our relation)
3_ Daniel T. b. 1826 N.Y. d. 1899. Iowa. m. Elizabeth.
4_ Frederick Baldwin b. 1828 N.Y. d. 1901. Wisconsin. m. Sarah R. Burgett.
5_ Polly b. 1834 N.Y. - no further info.
6_ Huldah b. 1840 N.Y. - no further info.
7_ Charles b. 1842 N.Y. - no further info.
BIOGRAPHY: History of Mitchell and Worth Counties, Iowa
Springfield, Ill: Union Publishing Co., 1884.
Mitchell County "C."
BIOGRAPHY: Phineas Case was born at Cannonsville, in the town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., N.Y., Aug. 11, 1823, being the son of James L. and Betsey F. (Preston) Case. While at home he followed the calling of his father, farming and lumbering, notably running lumber down the Delaware River to Philadelphia, to market.
In 1845 he went to Boone Co., Ill., working on farms during the summer and teaching in the winter. He enlisted at Fort Dearborn, Chicago, in April, 1848, and started for Mexico, but before arriving at the scene of hostilities, the war had closed. At Vera Cruz they were turned back, and discharged at St. Louis. He received a 160 acre land grant from the government, which he located in Franklin township, De Kalb Co., Ill.
James and Betsey moved to Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin (where their son Daniel settled); but James died while visiting back in Cannonsville and is buried in a cemetery that was relocated when the resevoir was put in and flooded the town.
Name: Jas H Case [James L. Case]
Age: 58
Birth Year: abt 1792
Birthplace: New York
Home in 1850: Ohio, Boone, Illinois
Gender: Male
Family Number: 60
Household Members: Name Age
Jas H Case 58
Betsy Case 49
Emely Case 26
Fimers Case 25 ** Phineas
Danl Case 23
Fred B Case 18
Polly Case 16
Hulda Case 10
Chas Case 8
Almond Beach 32
Children & Spouses:
1_ Emily b. 1821 N.Y. d. 1906. Iowa. m. Jesse T. Turner
2_ Phineas b. 1823 N.Y. d. 1920. Iowa. m. Lydia A. Humphrey. (Our relation)
3_ Daniel T. b. 1826 N.Y. d. 1899. Iowa. m. Elizabeth.
4_ Frederick Baldwin b. 1828 N.Y. d. 1901. Wisconsin. m. Sarah R. Burgett.
5_ Polly b. 1834 N.Y. - no further info.
6_ Huldah b. 1840 N.Y. - no further info.
7_ Charles b. 1842 N.Y. - no further info.
BIOGRAPHY: History of Mitchell and Worth Counties, Iowa
Springfield, Ill: Union Publishing Co., 1884.
Mitchell County "C."
BIOGRAPHY: Phineas Case was born at Cannonsville, in the town of Tompkins, Delaware Co., N.Y., Aug. 11, 1823, being the son of James L. and Betsey F. (Preston) Case. While at home he followed the calling of his father, farming and lumbering, notably running lumber down the Delaware River to Philadelphia, to market.
In 1845 he went to Boone Co., Ill., working on farms during the summer and teaching in the winter. He enlisted at Fort Dearborn, Chicago, in April, 1848, and started for Mexico, but before arriving at the scene of hostilities, the war had closed. At Vera Cruz they were turned back, and discharged at St. Louis. He received a 160 acre land grant from the government, which he located in Franklin township, De Kalb Co., Ill.
James and Betsey moved to Illinois, Iowa, and Wisconsin (where their son Daniel settled); but James died while visiting back in Cannonsville and is buried in a cemetery that was relocated when the resevoir was put in and flooded the town.
Gravesite Details
Originally buried in Cannonsville Cemetery, Cannonsville, Delaware, NY. Remains were disinterred and moved to Pepacton Cemmetery in 1963 during the construction of the Cannonsville Reservoir.
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