Jane Casey

"Richard2 Reynolds and Joyce, his wife, on 9 Sep 1706, "for love of Jane Casey, my daughter, and Richard Casey, her husband," sold a tract adjacent to Tristam Norsworthy "part of land I live on." Wits., Arthur Smith, Richard Reynolds, Jr., Thomas Joyce (D.B. 2-1704-15).

2.3. Jane Reynolds (? – aft1746) She was married to Richard Casey, son of neighbor Nicholas Casey, by 1706 when her father made her a deed of gift of part of his 450-acre patent. The Caseys remained in northern Isle of Wight, apparently living on that gifted land. Jane was named as the widow in Richard Casey’s will of 8 March 1745/6, which also identified five children. These children were Richard Casey Jr., Ann Applewhaite, Sarah Smelley, Patience [Casey?], and Martha Wills. The last, Martha Wills, was the wife of John Wills and mother of John Scarsbrook Wills who appear in several subsequent records with members of the Reynolds family. Sarah Smelly was apparently the wife of John Smelley.

References

• https://www.genealogy.com/ftm/m/o/s/Emily-E-Moseley/WEBSITE-0001/UH...