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Thomas Francis CASEY

Sent 12 March 2013  by James Patrick Casey, address as of this date:  30232 Oak Rd., Punta Gorda, FL 33982

                             A Summary of the Casey Family

Thomas Francis Casey was born 14 February 1841 in Rockhil, Galway County, Ireland.  Galway County is located on the western side of Ireland.  The 1987 World Book Encyclopedia notes that during the years 1845 through 1847 Ireland's potato crop failed because of a plant disease. About 750,000 Irish died due to the resulting famine and economic conditions.

Thomas Casey immigrated to the United States of America sometime prior to 1859.  Thomas married Hannah Donovan (Who was born in Ireland 1844) in Dunkirk, Chautaugua County, New York on 18 February 1962 (making Thomas 21 and Hannah 18 at the time of their marriage).

Thomas Casey applied for American Citizenship in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania and obtained his citizenship on 8 October 1864.

Thomas and Hannah Casey conceived and raised 14 children in the United States of America:

1.    Mary                         born      25 March 1863   in  Meadville, Crawford County,  Pennsylvania
2.    Catherine "Katie"                 27 Oct.     1864  in  Meadville, Crawford County,  Pennsylvania
3.    Hannah                                 24 April     1866   in Meadville, Crawford County,   Pennsylvania
4.    Peter                                      28  April    1868  in Meadville, Crawford County, Pennsylvania
5.    Margaret "Maggie"              15 June     1870   in Omaha, Doublas County, Nebraska
6.    Thomas Jr.                            15 June     1872  in  Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska
7.    Della                                       12 Feb.      1874   "      "          "          "          "         "
8.    Agnes                                     25 March   1876     "             "                "         "        "
9.    Charles                                    3 Dec.       1878     "                      "         "                  "
10.   Edward                                  17 May      1880     "             "         (Died of sickness at 9 years age on 10 Aug. 1889)
11.   Patrick                                    17 March  1881    "                  "                "              "           "
12.   Lauretta                                   17 March  1881    "              "          (Patrick & Loretta were twins)     "
13.   John Grover                             6 Nov.     1884    "            "                  "       Grandfather)        "
14.   Lillian                                     15 March   1887   "              "                "                "              "
Catherine and Margaret died in a train wreck in Logan, Iowa in 11 July 1896.

hand written note that is badly produced in copy sent to me.
 ? Twins  and Hannah also  ?   two around dau. Edward dunning
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Sources:  FAMILY GROUP SHEET, Long Form
Birth and Death certificates, family bible, Marriage license of above listed. Location of papers in Don W. Casey's possesion.  ****Catherine & Margaret both died in a train wreck in Logan, Iowa.  There is more information available on request as to family history.  **** 14 Children****


Edward CASEY

Edward died of sickness at 9 years of age on 10 Aug 1889.  Sent by James Patrick Casey, my brother Jim, he got this information via Don Casey who did the genealogy work on the Casey Families.


James Franklin Edward KEITH

    Submitted by Betty Louise Homes, 1150 S. Maine St., Fallon, Nevada 89406.

Died at the age of 63, this is the last recorded direct line of royal lineage
as his son goes to America and families then follow the southern states route.

AFN: 8534-6H
Alternate name found in GEDCOM file: James FRANCIS EDWARD /Keith/


Eva MERTHENS\METHENS

    George Galzer Gallery, Lady with Turban - Mezzotint afer Allen Ramsay
                  LADY WITH TURBAN
              18th C. Mezzotint by McAardell after Ramsay

           Picture here portrayed

   AFN: KWS1-3K  LDS Records.
Picture provided over internet, a painting of this Eva Merthens.
   Allen Rwamsay (1713-1784) (After)
   James McArdell (c. 1729-1765) Engraver
            Lady  with Turban
 James McArdell, the Golden Head, Covent Garden, London: 1753
         Black and White mezzotint
         13 X 8.75 inches, plate mark
         15.25 X 11.25 inches, sheet
              $375
 Mezzotint protrait of a woman in a truban.  She is thought by some to be Eva Merthens (b. c. 1696), a Finnish woman who was the long time mistress of the Scottish aristocrat and miltary leader, James Franlin Edward Keith (1696-1758).  However, the British National Portrait Gallery, which has this mezzotint in it's collection, lists her as an "unknown sitter."
   Allan Ramsay was a Scottish painter and writer, who completed his training in Rome and Naples.  He spent most of his career in London, where he was the leading British portrait painter from 1738 to about 1760.  There he played a major role in establishing a national school and was appointed Painter to King George III in 1761.  In the mid 1750's he developed a stle of informal, naturalistic portraiture and soft coloration, influenced by French painting, that in turn influenced and pursued writing. Britain's National Portrait Gallery has some 80 portrait paintings and prints after his paintings in their collection.

   James McArdell was a prolific and esteemed engraver, born in Dublin, who moved to London in 1746 with his master, the engraver John Brooks.  By 1750, he had established himself as a mezzotint engraver, where he became the center of a circle of other Dublin engravers who had followed him there, including Richard Houston, Charles Spooner and Richard Purcell.  McArdell produced some 200 mezzotints afer other artists, mainly portraits.  These includ prints after Anthony van Dyck, Peter Lely, Joshua Reynolds, Allan Ramsay, Rembrant, Peter Paul Rubens, William Hogarth and others.

  Condiotion:  Generaly very good with the usual overall lighyt toning, wear, soft creases.  Some protraits of outer edges slightly frayed, but margins very large.
  References:  Allan Ramsay, National Portrait Gallery, 2 Jun 2005
              http://www.npg.org.uk/live/search/person.asp?
              search=sa&sText=allan+rramsay&LinkID=mp03703 2 June 2005
etc.


William KEITH 9th Earl

  Submitted by Betty Louise Homes, 1150 S. Maine St., Fallon, Nevada 89406.
9th earl of Merischal.

Alternate name found in GEDCOM file: WILLIAM /KEITH/, 9th Earl of Marischal


Mary DRUMMOND Lady

Submitted by Betty Louise Homes, 1150 S. Maine St., Fallon, Nevada 89406.
AFN: 78533-FK  LDS Records.

Alternate name found in GEDCOM file: Lady MARY /DRUMMOND/


George KEITH 8th Earl

   Submitted by Betty Louise Homes, 1150 S. Maine St., Fallon, Nevada 89406.
8th Earl of Marischal.


Mary HAY Lady

   Submitted by Betty Louise Homes, 1150 S. Maine St., Fallon, Nevada 89406.  Alternate name found in GEDCOM file: Lady MARY /HAY/


James DRUMMOND 4th Earl

    Submitted by Betty Louise Homes, 1150 S. Maine St., Fallon, Nevada 89406.


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