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• _UID: 426512B15B064258B3B71355D7F767990592
• Residence: 1838, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; Address:
  20th District

Notes:

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John married Elmira Miles on 19 Dec 1832. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: B327E35712AC4CE6987BF60311001A6AA56A

Notes:

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• _UID: F1331DF781D84121BF72A0275D3330FBA636
• Possessions: 18 Aug 1808, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; entered land warrant 100 acres along Falling Creek
• Misc: 12 Jun 1810, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; took up a stray mare
• Possessions: 24 Dec 1812, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; entered land warrant for 23 1/2 acres on Falling Creek
• Residence: 1 Jan 1813, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; had a letter waiting at the Lebanon post office
• Possessions: 9 Jul 1824, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; land grant No 1585 for 225 acres on Falling Creek
• Possessions: 30 Sep 1825, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; land grant No. 5367 for 90 acres
• Census: 1830, Wilson, Tennessee, United States
• Possessions: 1830, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; 8 slaves
• Misc: 15 Aug 1831, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; filed guardian report for James Burton
• Misc: 2 Feb 1832, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; forced sale of George Smith's land to settle a judgment
• Misc: 1 Sep 1832, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; settled judgement against George Smith
• Probate: 2 Dec 1837, Wilson, Tennessee, United States

Notes:

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Came to Tennessee in 1808. Settled in Wilson Co., TN.

Married in Georgia, came to Falling Creek, TN after marriage. (This is somewhat suspect to me. I am not certain that he actually married in Georgia. There's no reason for this to have happened, as far as I can tell.)

Had 7 sons & 5 daughters by Sally Miller.

Could have been named Joseph.

Died of Cholera.

There is some confusion about Joseph and Thomas CASON and their spouses.

Could have been born about 1776 in NC or SC.

Misc:
Taken up by Joseph Cason, one black mare, 3 years old past, 13 hand high, both hind feet white, large blaze in her face, no brands perceivable, appraised at 8 dollars, June 12th

The minutes of the Quarterly court hold tax lists for 1803-1807. Joseph Cason does not appear in any of these. So, we can assume that he arrived sometime after the tax roll for 1807 was created and before when he took up the lost mare in June 1810.

Possessions:
Land Entry 9742.
Warrant 1340, originally issued to Walter Clopton, Jun. 23 1/2 acres on the waters of Falling Creek, adjoining Joseph Cason's south east border.
Survey 13 Jun 1814

Residence:
If there was a letter waiting in 1813, this gives proof that Joseph Cason was living in Wilson County by then.

Census:
Enumeration: 0011011-0102001, 8 slaves, 16 people

Misc:
As a consequence of a judgment against George Smith, Joseph Cason had an execution order issued to force sale of a piece of property.

Misc:
Land was sold and debt settled.

Probate:
Annual return and settlement of estate

Buried:
BURIED: Probably in the John A. Cason burying ground, Wilson Co., TN

Joseph married Rebecca Miller before 1799 in Georgia, United States. Rebecca (daughter of John Miller and Mary Anderson) was born about 1773 in Georgia, United States; died in Sep 1835 in Simmons Bluff, Wilson, Tennessee, United States; was buried in Sep 1835 in Simmons Bluff, Wilson, Tennessee, United States. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _UID: 25E5A6A8C1C94E958DB17B27ADC794F6A35A
• Misc: 3 Nov 1815, Laurens, South Carolina, United States; accounting of father's estate

Notes:

Sally and Rebecca Miller are sisters. Both married Casons. One married Joseph Cason and one married John Cason. Both are married to Casons at the time of their father's death in 1814 and the administration of his estate. They seem to often be confused. The recorded documents clearly show that Sally married John and Rebecca married Joseph.

Died of cholera during the epidemic of 1835 in Wilson Co. TN.

Why do we think she was born and / or married in Georgia? Her parents were born, married, and died in South Carolina, Laurens County, mostly.


Birth:
I do not believe that Rebecca was born in Georgia. It appears that her family was in Laurens Co before and after her birth. It also makes little sense that they would go from Georgia back to South Carolina.

Misc:
Account of what she has received from the estate during her father's lifetime.
Sally Cason - $572.00

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• _FSFTID: KN37-F7F
• _UID: D4D62131995A437083277B7EF274A43C8BD6
• Misc: 22 Sep 1779, Ninety Six District, South Carolina, United States; witnessed a deed from George Weir to William Cason
• Possessions: 23 Oct 1783, Craven, South Carolina, United States; purchased 150 acres from David Huggans
• Possessions: 24 Oct 1783, Craven, South Carolina, United States; purchased land from David Huggans
• Misc: 21 Jan 1787, Ninety Six District, South Carolina, United States; witnesses a deed from George Weir to William Cason

Notes:

Landed at Fredericksburg, VA before the Revolutionary War. Settled near there. Fought in the Revolution for the entire war. Had 4 sons and 5 daughters.

Figuring out where Thomas Cason and other Laurens Casons lived and who they were is important to move forward and backward. In 1800, there appear to be several Casons: Thomas, Giles, Elizabeth, John, and Benjamin.

There appears to be a William and a William Jr. William Jr is married to Mary. Thomas witnesses deed for William Jr. I suspect that they are brothers and that William Sr (not yet seen) is likely their father.

Possessions:
This deed says that both parties and the land are in Craven County, but it also talks about land on the Saluda River, which is in Ninety Six District and Laurens County.

Craven is an extinct county and was eliminated when the seven original judicial districts were created.

Misc:
Thomas Cason witnesses a deed from George Weir to William Cason, Jr. I suspect that William and Thomas are brothers and that their father may be William (since William is Jr)

In a later will, William Cason, Jr witnesses a deed to William Cason.

Thomas married Sarah. Sarah and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• _AMTID: 162485318596:1030:191555462
• _UID: AF77B6721306404887978851A4460FB49327
• Military: 9 Jan 1779, South Carolina, United States
• Possessions: 13 Mar 1780, Ninety Six District, South Carolina, United States; purchased 10 acres from William Cason and his wife Mary
• Possessions: 14 Mar 1780, Ninety Six District, South Carolina, United States; purchased 10 acres from William Cason
• Misc: 18 May 1782, Abbeville, South Carolina, United States; received bequest from James Anderson, father-in-law
• Possessions: 22 Dec 1792, Laurens, South Carolina, United States; purchased 2 slaves and a horse from Zebulon Mathis
• Possessions: Feb 1793, Laurens, South Carolina, United States; purchased land from Israel Teague
• Census: 1800, Laurens, South Carolina, United States
• Probate: 7 Feb 1814, Laurens, South Carolina, United States

Notes:

DAR-PATRIOT: Sol, SC

Served in the Revolutionary War in the Quartermaster.

John Miller served eighty days, from 9 January to 8 July, 1779 under Capt. John A. Sumners and Col. Waters.

Birth order of his children matches the list in the estate papers, which probably listed them from oldest to youngest.

There is a note in the estate about a charge against the estate for assessing land in Edgefield. It appears that John Miller may have had land in that county as well at the time of his death.

There is a will from Hanse Miller in Will Book A that bequeaths property to John Miller. Is this his father?

Possessions:
William here is William Cason, Jr. His wife is Mary. Joshua Teague witnesses the transaction.

Possessions:
William Cason is certainly connected to Thomas Cason, John Cason, Giles Cason, and therefore, Joseph Cason.

Possessions:
This land is a part of a grant to Zebulon Mathis, John Miller's son-in-law.

Probate:
Probate opened on his estate. Son, George Miller, administrator

Died:
The death date has also been recorded as 2 Feb 1819, but the estate papers clearly say 1814.

John married Mary Anderson before 22 Jun 1768 in South Carolina, United States. Mary (daughter of James Anderson) died before Oct 1807. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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