Mary Willie married first, William Henry Posey in Lamar County, Texas on 14 Jan 1894. After he died on 20 Aug 1898, she married Drury Gilbert Casey 23 Apr 1899 in Lamar County, Texas.
They sold his home near Roxton and bought a farm and home 11 miles NW of Paris in Fords Academy Community, Lamar County, Texas. She was worried that she would never see her mother and father again, but Mr. Casey assured her she could go home once a year. And according to her niece, Emma Moore Baer, she did come home for a week each year.
His and her children, along with their children was raised on the farm near Fords Academy Community or some say Caviness.
Mary is buried in the Casey Cemetery not far from that home, beside Mr. Casey. The marker for his first wife is beside them, but she, Elizabeth Morrison Casey, is buried in Harmon cemetery near Roxton. This was told to me by the grandson, Donald Casey, that had the marker erected in Casey Cemetery.
MRS. MARY CASEY DIES NEAR PARIS Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Casey, age 72, who died at 1:30 a.m. Thursday morning at her home 11 miles north of Paris, will be held at 10:00 o'clock Friday morning at the Casey Cemetery. The Rev. L. Colley will conduct the services. Surviving are three sons, John Wesley Posey, William David Posey and Joseph Crockett Casey, one daughter Mrs. Tony (Ruby Irene) Gregory and four sisters, Mrs. Sarah Clementine (Sally) Moore, Mrs. Margaret Emma Vaughn, Mrs. Sovina Bell Dodd, Mrs. Lydia Calloway Sandifer; four brothers, Jacob Austin McClure, John Samuel McClure, Walter Alvon MrClure, George Robert McClure, five step children, Barney and Ted Casey, Billy Casey, Mrs. Hula Brannon and Mrs. Earl Wilson
Mary Willie married first, William Henry Posey in Lamar County, Texas on 14 Jan 1894. After he died on 20 Aug 1898, she married Drury Gilbert Casey 23 Apr 1899 in Lamar County, Texas.
They sold his home near Roxton and bought a farm and home 11 miles NW of Paris in Fords Academy Community, Lamar County, Texas. She was worried that she would never see her mother and father again, but Mr. Casey assured her she could go home once a year. And according to her niece, Emma Moore Baer, she did come home for a week each year.
His and her children, along with their children was raised on the farm near Fords Academy Community or some say Caviness.
Mary is buried in the Casey Cemetery not far from that home, beside Mr. Casey. The marker for his first wife is beside them, but she, Elizabeth Morrison Casey, is buried in Harmon cemetery near Roxton. This was told to me by the grandson, Donald Casey, that had the marker erected in Casey Cemetery.
MRS. MARY CASEY DIES NEAR PARIS Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Casey, age 72, who died at 1:30 a.m. Thursday morning at her home 11 miles north of Paris, will be held at 10:00 o'clock Friday morning at the Casey Cemetery. The Rev. L. Colley will conduct the services. Surviving are three sons, John Wesley Posey, William David Posey and Joseph Crockett Casey, one daughter Mrs. Tony (Ruby Irene) Gregory and four sisters, Mrs. Sarah Clementine (Sally) Moore, Mrs. Margaret Emma Vaughn, Mrs. Sovina Bell Dodd, Mrs. Lydia Calloway Sandifer; four brothers, Jacob Austin McClure, John Samuel McClure, Walter Alvon MrClure, George Robert McClure, five step children, Barney and Ted Casey, Billy Casey, Mrs. Hula Brannon and Mrs. Earl Wilson
Family Members
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George Robert McClure
1870–1936
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Sarah Clemintine "Sallie" McClure Moore
1873–1954
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Tranquilla E. McClure
1874–1875
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John Samuel McClure
1875–1962
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Sovina Bell McClure Dodd
1877–1964
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James William McClure
1879–1880
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Margaret Emma "Maggie" McClure Vaughan
1881–1965
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Pearl Ann McClure Dodd
1882–1917
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Lydia Callaway "Liddy" McClure Sandefur
1884–1932
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Jacob Austin "Aus" McClure
1885–1956
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Sudie Clyde McClure Johnson
1887–1917
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Walter Alvin McClure
1889–1975
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Mona Mae McClure Vaughan
1890–1981
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