Probate records on file at Henry Co. Museum and Library.

Son of Joseph Case (?-1815) and Sarah Rall

m1: Susanna Wood 8 Nov 1832 Willshire Twp, Mercer County (Now Van Wert County), Ohio
ch inc:
-Washington Wood Case (1833 - 1905)
-Sarah Jane Case Clayton (1835 - 1857)
-Martha Ann Case Frysinger (1840 – 1912/OK)
-William Jasper Case (1843 - 1910)
-Addison/Adnison J. Case (1845- may be Addison Jackson Case age 45 in 1892 San Francisco voter regist. records)
-Mary L. Case 1849-
-Scottie Case 1850-1852
-Joel Wood Case (1855-7/7/1900/IN m: Emma, 3 ch)
-Loanda/Lasina "Sina" Case Davies (1855 - 1928)

Wife Susanna died in 1866.

m2: Mrs. Emily (Major) Ginter, a much younger widow with five children, 4 Feb 1868 in Adams County, Indiana
Two ch:
-Belle Case Jones-Towers, 1869/OH-1927/WA
-Flora Elizabeth Case Woods, 1873 – 1963

1850 Van Wert OH: CASE William Case/41, Susanna Case/34,W W/17, Sarah J/15, Martha A/10, William J/7, Adniram/4, Mary L/0.

1860 Van Wert OH: CORE Wm/52, Susan/43, Martha A/20, Wm J/17, Adison J/13, Mary L/10, Lavinda S/8, Joel W/4.

1870 Van Wert OH: CASE William/62, Emily/38, Joel W/15; GINTER Dora/15/OH, John/12/IN, Frances/9/TX, Comodore/7/TX, William/5/TX; CASE Bell/2/OH.

1880 Henry MO CASE Wm. M./72, Emily/46, *Wm. T./14/TX, Belle/10/OH, Flora/6/OH
(note *son Wm. T., should have surname of GINTER, although he may have been adopted by/took name of his stepfather, William Case.)

Indiana, Marriage Collection, 1800-1941
Name: William Case
Spouse Name: Emily Getter
Marriage Date: 4 Feb 1868
Marriage County: Adams

Obituary
William Case was born in Miami County, Ohio, April 4, 1808. He made a profession of religion in his early life and united with the Baptist Church, of which he has been a consistent member ever since. He came with his family 1877 to the place where he died, some ten miles east and south of Clinton. He departed this life July 26, 1897, at about 4 o'clock a.m. He has been an affectionate husband, a kind and loving father and an obliging neighbor. He lived to the ripe age of 89 years, 3 months and 22 days. He was badly afflicted for a long time. He bore his sufferings patiently and never murmured nor complained. He was perfectly resigned to his Master's will. I said to him one day, "Do you feel that all is well with you?" "Oh, yes," he said, "that was settled a long time ago." He leaves a wife and several children to mourn his departure. For several days before he died he seemed anxious to go to his Saviour and leave his aches and pains. Loved ones, weep not; your sorrow is not as those who have no hope. His remains were followed by a large procession to Good Hope Cemetery, and there with loving hands and tearful eyes his form was laid to rest. The funeral was conducted by his pastor, who had learned to love dear old Bro. Case. Our loss is his gain. Dear Heavenly Father, keep these; save them and us is our prayer. J. M. Ramsey
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