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Henry Casner

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Henry Casner

Birth
Cumberland County, Kentucky, USA
Death
18 Mar 1847 (aged 44–45)
Red Rock, Marion County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Otley, Marion County, Iowa, USA Add to Map
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Henry Casner was the second of six children of Jonas Casner and Nancy Wright. An exact date of birth has yet to be established for Henry. The best determination is between 1802-1810. Henry married Jincy Jane Fields on 4-6-1822 in what is now Ray Co., MO.

Henry and his family lived intermittently between Missouri and Iowa. Henry and Jincy had twelve children. Henry died in March 1847 leaving Jincy to raise the children on her own. It is believed Henry was buried in the Red Rock Cemetery which is on a high bluff overlooking the Des Moines River in Marion County, IA.

A visit to the cemetery in June 2003 shows that a housing development is encroachining upon the cemetery. Many stones have been piled along the fence line of the cemetery and are covered in moss and brush and totally unreadable.

Children:
John L. Casner (b.5-1822, Ray Co., MO)
Benjamin Casner (b. 1824)
William 'Bill' Casner/Carsoner (b.1825 IA)
Ebenezer Casner (b.1827, probably a twin to Jonas)
Jonas 'James" Casner/Carsner (b.9-24-1827 Ray Co., MO)
Andrew Jackson Casner/Carsner (b.10-10-1835 IA)
Daniel 'Dan' Casner (b.1837 probalby Livingston Co., MO)
Moses 'Mose" H. Casner (b.1837 probably LivingstonCo., MO, twin to Dan Casner.
Nancy Jane 'Jo' Casner (b.1-25-1839 Ray Co., MO)
James 'Jim' A. Casner (b.12-1839 MO)
Henry Casner (b.1840 MO)
Riley Casner (b.7-9-1843 IA)
Henry Casner was the second of six children of Jonas Casner and Nancy Wright. An exact date of birth has yet to be established for Henry. The best determination is between 1802-1810. Henry married Jincy Jane Fields on 4-6-1822 in what is now Ray Co., MO.

Henry and his family lived intermittently between Missouri and Iowa. Henry and Jincy had twelve children. Henry died in March 1847 leaving Jincy to raise the children on her own. It is believed Henry was buried in the Red Rock Cemetery which is on a high bluff overlooking the Des Moines River in Marion County, IA.

A visit to the cemetery in June 2003 shows that a housing development is encroachining upon the cemetery. Many stones have been piled along the fence line of the cemetery and are covered in moss and brush and totally unreadable.

Children:
John L. Casner (b.5-1822, Ray Co., MO)
Benjamin Casner (b. 1824)
William 'Bill' Casner/Carsoner (b.1825 IA)
Ebenezer Casner (b.1827, probably a twin to Jonas)
Jonas 'James" Casner/Carsner (b.9-24-1827 Ray Co., MO)
Andrew Jackson Casner/Carsner (b.10-10-1835 IA)
Daniel 'Dan' Casner (b.1837 probalby Livingston Co., MO)
Moses 'Mose" H. Casner (b.1837 probably LivingstonCo., MO, twin to Dan Casner.
Nancy Jane 'Jo' Casner (b.1-25-1839 Ray Co., MO)
James 'Jim' A. Casner (b.12-1839 MO)
Henry Casner (b.1840 MO)
Riley Casner (b.7-9-1843 IA)

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Researchers/descendants of the Casner line may contact Liz Freeman.

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