Enoch left Kingston, MO with his family, and traveled by covered wagon to Oregon. They stayed awhile in Oklahoma and Kansas. While in Oregon, they had their fourth child. In 1885, they moved to Lewis County, settling in Harmony, WA. Later they moved to Bremer Valley and bought land for $1.25 an acre. Enoch was Civil War veteran.
Enoch's parents are David D. Casto born July 25, 1820 in Jackson, Amelia County, VA. and passed way on January 4, 1899 in Caldwell, Missouri. His mother is Rachel Boice born on November 12, 1825 in Jackson, Amelia Co., Virginia and died on November 9, 1901 in Caldwell, Missouri.
Siblings:
Henry Rouch Casto born 3 Aug. 1844 died 17 Sept. 1927.
Lavina Casto King born 10 Oct. 1846 died Oct. 1891 mar.
George Washington Casto born 13 Feb 1851 in Caldwell, MO died Oct 1891
George Washington Casto born 13 Feb 1851 in Caldwell, MO
died Oct 1891
Melissa Casto born 16 Oct. 1853 Died 1 Aug. 1856
Hannah Elizabeth Casto born 24 Dec. 1855 died 1 Nov. 1859
Sarah Alice Casto born 4 Mar. 1858 died 1 Nov. 1929
John Wesley Casto born 12 Apr. 1860 died 8 Oct. 1935
Hattie Rosellie Casto born 1864 died 1948
Jessie Oliver Casto born 10 Jan. 1867 died 14 Apr. 1952
Cleora Adelaid Casto born 1867 died 1952
Minnie May Casto born 27 May 1870 died 1888

Some of this information was gathered from the book: The History of Lewis County, WA.

Obituary

"Morton Pioneer Dies"

Enoch S. Casto, 75 years, pioneer of the upper Cowlitz valley and veteran of the Civil war, died in Morton Sunday morning. Casto was born in West Virginia, July 17, 1846, at the age of two years his parents moved to Missouri, where he lived until the outbreak of the Civil war. Not being old enough to enlist in the regular army, he joined the militia, in which he served until old enough to become a regular, then served in the federal army until the close of the war.

In 1870 Mr. Casto married Barbara E. Ryerson, who survives him. In 1885 the Castos left Missouri by covered wagon, crossing the plains and settling at Bremer, Lewis county, Washington, where they lived 27 years, since which time they have made their home in Morton.

Mr. Casto is survived by his widow and three daughters, Mrs. Mary Randle of Tacoma, Mrs. Pearl Cooper of Morton and Mrs. Viola Parnel of Bremer. The funeral services will be held Tuesday at the Morton Methodist church, Rev. T. C. Cooks officiating.

Source: The Chehalis Bee-Nugget, 10 Mar 1922