Sarah Case

GEDCOM Source

wcase.sr.FTW Other Date of Import: May 2, 2000

GEDCOM Source

wcase.sr.FTW Other Date of Import: May 2, 2000

There were six children: Sintha, Samuel Isom, Nancy J., Louisa M., Nancy Ann and John W.

By 1870, the family had relocated to Arno on Beaver Creek in Douglas County. Soon after, William was widowed by the death of his wife and remarried Martha Jane Teal in 1871.

There is no record of her having been interred in the Arno Cemetery but a few graves there date from the time of her death.* Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 10 2020, 22:59:31 UTC

Sarah was the daughter of John Turner and Sarah (Weaver) Self. She married William Case, Jr. February 4, 1856 near Pleasant Hope in Polk County, Sarah's birth place. Her family had come up from Tennessee in the 1830's and homesteaded in the area east of Springfield.

There were six children: Sintha, Samuel Isom, Nancy J., Louisa M., Nancy Ann and John W.

By 1870, the family had relocated to Arno on Beaver Creek in Douglas County. Soon after, William was widowed by the death of his wife and remarried Martha Jane Teal in 1871.

There is no record of her having been interred in the Arno Cemetery but a few graves there date from the time of her death.

• Reference: Find A Grave Memorial - SmartCopy: Feb 10 2020, 23:16:28 UTC