James Alfred Casey was son of Henson C. & Mahala FORRESTER Casey, who are found in the 1860 and 1870 Madison County, Arkansas, census.
James Alfred Casey & Arizona Evaline REEVES married on 28 February 1880 in Madison County, Arkansas.
James Alfred Casey died between 1900 and 1910. Arizona Evaline REEVES Casey told her family this story about the death of her husband, James Alfred Casey: He committed suicide. During a storm, possibly a tornado, a board with a nail in it struck him on the side of the head. He was badly injured and suffered severe headaches thereafter. Several years later, his wife found him in the barn where he had hanged himself. The family believed he couldn't endure the pain anymore.
James Alfred Casey & Arizona Evaline REEVES married on 28 February 1880 in Madison County, Arkansas.
James Alfred Casey died between 1900 and 1910. Arizona Evaline REEVES Casey told her family this story about the death of her husband, James Alfred Casey: He committed suicide. During a storm, possibly a tornado, a board with a nail in it struck him on the side of the head. He was badly injured and suffered severe headaches thereafter. Several years later, his wife found him in the barn where he had hanged himself. The family believed he couldn't endure the pain anymore.
James Alfred Casey was son of Henson C. & Mahala FORRESTER Casey, who are found in the 1860 and 1870 Madison County, Arkansas, census.
James Alfred Casey & Arizona Evaline REEVES married on 28 February 1880 in Madison County, Arkansas.
James Alfred Casey died between 1900 and 1910. Arizona Evaline REEVES Casey told her family this story about the death of her husband, James Alfred Casey: He committed suicide. During a storm, possibly a tornado, a board with a nail in it struck him on the side of the head. He was badly injured and suffered severe headaches thereafter. Several years later, his wife found him in the barn where he had hanged himself. The family believed he couldn't endure the pain anymore.
James Alfred Casey & Arizona Evaline REEVES married on 28 February 1880 in Madison County, Arkansas.
James Alfred Casey died between 1900 and 1910. Arizona Evaline REEVES Casey told her family this story about the death of her husband, James Alfred Casey: He committed suicide. During a storm, possibly a tornado, a board with a nail in it struck him on the side of the head. He was badly injured and suffered severe headaches thereafter. Several years later, his wife found him in the barn where he had hanged himself. The family believed he couldn't endure the pain anymore.
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