Eloise Dorothy Casey

Eloise married Carl Frederick Craig on 27 Apr 1929 in Northville, Wayne, Michigan, USA. Carl (son of Thaddeus Warsaw Craig and Ida Ann Tobias) was born on 21 Jan 1908 in Hastings, Barry, Michigan, USA; died on 27 Sep 1997 in Northville, Wayne, Michigan, USA; was buried in Novi, Oakland, Michigan, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

In 1910 he is living with Laura in a rented home om 1830 A North 21st St, St Louis, Missouri, reporter for a newpaper. In October of the same year they are at 1517 Cora Avenue in St Louis.
In 1912, 1166 4th Ave, clerk.
In 1915 he was living at 149 Campbell Avenue in Detroit, his occupation was organizer.
In 1920 and 1927 he was living at 4730 McGraw in Detroit.
The 1930 census says he was a business excecutive. He was living on Sturtevant Ave. in Detroit, with Eloise and Charles Claude jr., and had a housekeeper named Eva S. Graves.
1935 and 1940 4356 Sturtevant Ave, Detroit.
The 1936 marriage record of his son CC states he was a sales manager in Detroit.
The 1942 WWII Draft Registration Cards for CC states he was born in Nashville, Indiana. He was then a work organizer specialist in Detroit.

Published in Detroit Free Press, Detroit MI Feb 45 1952 Tuesday page 21---An office equipment manufacturer, Mr. Casey, 67, died Saturday at his home 4356 Sturtevant.
He was owner and general manager of the Sorter Graf CO and president of Work Organizers Speciality Corp. Born in Bicknell Indiana, Mr. Casey came to Detroit in 1910 as assistant advertsing manager of the Burroughs Adding Machine CO.
He was a member of First Church of Christian Scientist. He is survived by his wife Claire; a son Charles C Casey Jr; and five daughters, Mrs. Carl F Craig, Mrs. Agnes L Smith. Mrs. Donald Hollister . Mrs. Donald Dimitry and Jeanne Chapman.
Services will be at 2:30 pm Wednesday at William R. Hamilton Co Funeral Home. There will be a private service at Evergreen Cemetery.

Charles married Laura Louise Bange on 14 Jun 1908 in St. Louis, MO. Laura (daughter of Louis Bange and Emma Barbara Kuhs) was born on 2 May 1885 in St. Louis, MO; died on 25 Oct 1910 in St. Louis, MO; was buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery, Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Stonemason, and pugilist (fighter). Apparently engaged in a fisticuff engagement (some reports says boxing match in Uniontown). Came home? to Freetown and died approx. two weeks later. His grave has not been found in Freetown.

In the 1880 census for Indianapolis there is a stone cutter Charles Case, born in Ohio (abt 1850), single, father born in Indiana, mother in Vermont.

On the death certificate of Roy in 1906 his brother James registers fathers birth place as Ohio.

When Charles R. Casey marries in 1881 in Brown county, his last name is Case. No parents in the registry.

Birthdate may be Aug 27.

Brown county is just south of Indianapolis, and nabors Bartholomew and Jackson counties, where the familiy settles. Knox is a little further west.

- Not the son of James Solomon Casey and Eliza Ann West. Their son is Charles Thomas Casey. When this Charles T. gets married, his parents are stated. He is also in the census with his mother Eliza in 1880.

Charles married Tobitha Ann Crosslow on 30 Mar 1881 in Brown County, IN, USA. Tobitha (daughter of James W. Croslow and Catharine Simmons) was born on 11 May 1854 in Indiana, USA; died on 28 Sep 1933 in Bicknell, Knox, Indiana; was buried in I.O.F.F. Cemetary, Bicknell, IN, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Orphans. Her death certificate states her father as Crosslow, her mother as Simmons.

1860 census for Salt Creek, Jackson, Indiana, Tobitha is six years old and living with William Arthur and his wife Mary Jane (her older sister).

Not yet found in 1870 and 1880, 90 is missing.
There is a Tobitha Miller, age 17 in 1870 Coal Creek, Montgomery, Indiana, USA

1900 Census for Busseron Township, Emison Precinct, Knox, Indiana:
Tabitha A. Miller (why Miller?) lives with her children and rents a separate house on the farm where her brother Joseph and wife Bashiba live with their children, plus their son Ulysses with his wife Joanna and their children live:
Tabitha A Miller May 1856 Indiana, widow, eight children born, six living.
James E Casey May 1880 Indiana
Charles C CaseyMar 1884 Indiana
Etta M Casey Jan 1885 Indiana
Albert R Casey Mar 1888 Indiana
Efford Casey Oct 1889 Indiana
(There is also a John K. Miller born Oct 1852 in Illinois on the same page, married farm laborer, but I believe he is a day laborer, and his family is in Montgomery, Crawford, Illinois.)

1906 marriage of James, she is registered also as Tabitha Miller.

1910 she is 53, and a washerwoman in Bicknell, Vigo, Knox, Indiana, has both parents born in Virginia. Lives with Efford.
1920 census for Bicknell has her as Tabitha A. Casey, age 55, widow, washer woman born in Indiana, has both parents born in Virginia.
1930, widow on Alexander Street in Bicknell, father born in Kentucky, mother in Virginia.
Tobitha had tuberculosis for ten years before she died of myocarditis in 1933.

Notes:

Ekteskap:
Title: Brown County, Indiana, Marriage Records 1853-1901 Books 2-4 Books 2 - 6, Part I Index of Grooms Part II Index of Brides Com; Book: 4;Page: 436.
Name: Tabitha A Croslow
Spouse Name: Charles R Case
Marriage Date: 30 Mar 1881
Marriage County: Brown
Source Title 1: Brown County, Indiana

Notes:

Louis emigrated in 1878, at the age of 17. His parents were Daniel Bange and Louise Paul.

Louis landed in New York, but by 1880 he was living in Pana, Christian, Illinois where he was a baker. Later he was a baker in St. Louis, Missouri.

Louis and Emmas children:

Laura Louise Bange Casey, 1885-1910

Louis Charles Bange, 1888-1968

Dorothy Bange Doyle, 1890-1941

Anita E. Bange, 1891-1962

Helen Bange Charlier, 1895-1957

Melita Bange Howard, 1900-1998

Louis married Emma Barbara Kuhs in 1885. Emma (daughter of Charles Kuhs and Marie Andres) was born on 29 Aug 1868 in St. Louis, MO; died on 21 Jan 1956 in Austin, Travis, TX; was buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery, Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events:

• Name: Croslow

Notes:

Parents may have been John Croslow and Jane Holden? Or Wilhelm/William Cassler (1783-1854) and Mary Carr (1780-1845).
Possible brother Aquilla Cossler b. abt. 1803-1837, William Samuel (1812-1870) and Louisa Jane (1816-1855)

In 1840 there is a James Caslaw in Washington, Brown, Indiana. He is not on the 1848 or 1858 tax records of Brown county.

By 1860 the younger children Joseph and Tobitha are living with their older married sisters Nancy and Mary Jane in Johnson, Brown, Indiana. Have not found Elizabeth in this census.

James married Catharine Simmons. Catharine was born in 1810 in Virginia, USA; died in in Johnson, Brown, Indiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Last name was Simmons according to death certificate of daughter. Did she remarry?

First name may have been Catherine (or was that James Croslows first wife), father said to be Dan Simmons of Kentucky. Cherokee bloodline? Also had a son James Simmons b. 1 Oct. 1811 in (?Ohio County) Kentucky.
(Katherine Simmons, dau of Adam Simmons and Phoebe Snodgrass m. Oct 13 1814 in Harrison, KY, is not the correct one - she married Cornelius Veatch in 1837.)

Charles married Marie Andres. Marie was born in Jan 1846 in Germany; died in Dec 1903 in St. Louis, MO; was buried in Bellefontaine Cemetery, Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]