Cassie's parents were Amos Westbrook Young and Minnie Alminia Dunbar. Cassie was married to Asa J. Bagley and had several children. No one knows why, but while her children were young, she left her husband and took off on her own, answering an ad in the local paper placed there by Clyde Garvey Rice. See Bernard Rice for complete story of Cassie and how him and her fell in love. During the many years she lived at the Rice Farmstead, Cassie never once mentioned her husband's name, but was often visited by her children. Though they were never married (Cassie was still married to Asa) her and Bernard had as close to a marriage as one could have.
Cassie's parents were Amos Westbrook Young and Minnie Alminia Dunbar. Cassie was married to Asa J. Bagley and had several children. No one knows why, but while her children were young, she left her husband and took off on her own, answering an ad in the local paper placed there by Clyde Garvey Rice. See Bernard Rice for complete story of Cassie and how him and her fell in love. During the many years she lived at the Rice Farmstead, Cassie never once mentioned her husband's name, but was often visited by her children. Though they were never married (Cassie was still married to Asa) her and Bernard had as close to a marriage as one could have.
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