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Monday, June 29, 2020

Genealogy - Children of Moses Edward Casper and Ellen Josephine Hood

*under construction 7/04/20

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*Iva Bell Casper (1897–1982)

Our ancestor, Iva Bell Casper (my great grandmother, mother of Mary Elizabeth Sanders Anderson) was born on September 10, 1897, in Illinois to Ellen Josephine Hood, age 18, and Moses Edward Casper, age 29.

Iva Bell Casper married John Calhoun Sanders in 1914 when she was 17 years old.

Their daughter Francis L was born on July 2, 1915, in Metropolis, Illinois.

Their son Robert Eugene was born on October 7, 1916, in Illinois.

Their daughter Helen R was born in 1918 (?) in Illinois.

Their daughter Edith W was born on August 11, 1920, in Illinois.

In 1920, John and Iva (also called Ivy) were living in Tennessee; Shelby county; Memphis Ward 9,  District 116 on North 3rd Street. They rented a home where they lived with their three eldest children. John was 28 and a painter at an auto shop.

Photo taken approx Fall of 1970.
Standing L to R : *, Mary Elizabeth Sanders Anderson, Beth Ann Anderson Clanahan,
 *, *, *, Karen Lee Anderson Comer holding Brian Keith Comer,
Donna Sue Anderson Kossow. 
Sitting L to R: Mona Lee Sanders Franklin, Edith Sanders Stockton, Mabel * Anderson,
Iva Bell Casper Sanders holding Kevin Bret Comer.
By 1922 they would be in Creal Springs, Illinois where their next two children were born. Joseph Edward was born on August 24, 1922, in Creal Springs, Illinois and Mary Elizabeth was born on June 13, 1924, in Creal Springs, Illinois.

1926 found the Sanders in Metropolis and they would stay there for the remainder of their days.

Betty Ruth was born on October 7, 1926, in Metropolis, Illinois, daughter Lawanda was born in 1926 in Illinois and Monalia was born in 1929 in Illinois.

Iva Bell Casper lived in Metropolis, Illinois, in 1930.

Her father Moses Edward passed away on June 26, 1935, in Ferriday, Louisiana, at the age of 67.

Iva Bell Casper lived in Metropolis, Illinois, on April 1, 1940.

Her husband John Calhoun passed away on April 1, 1940, in Metropolis, Illinois, at the age of 50. They had been married 26 years.

Her mother Ellen Josephine passed away on September 6, 1955, in Winnfield, Louisiana, at the age of 76.

Her son Robert Eugene passed away on June 26, 1963, at the age of 46.

Iva Bell Casper died on May 26, 1982, in Metropolis, Illinois, when she was 84 years old.

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Florence Ruby Casper (1900–1975)

Florence Ruby Casper was born on August 9, 1900, in Illinois to Ellen Josephine Hood, age 21, and Moses Edward Casper, age 32.

Florence married Roy Herman Cosby in 1917 and they had a son, Roy Herman Cosby(1918–1998)
25 Jul 1918 in Metropolis, Illinois.

In the 1930 census the family is shown in Metropolis, Illinois.  The family rents their home (at 308 e 3rd street?) for $15 per month.  Roy is listed as working as a cigar maker. (Did he work at Kraper?)  The household is made up of Roy and Florence (who seems to go by Ruby), their son Roy Jr. (11 at this time), Roy's mother, Addie E (a 65 year old widow) and Albertine Thompson, Roy's divorced half-sister, age 26.

In 1940 the family remains in Metropolis thought Roy has changed jobs and they now live at 418 Girard.  He now makes $624 per year working as a Sander (?) for the Metropolis Bending Company.  Roy Jr. remains at home at age 21 and works as a telegraph delivery man for Western Union.

Death 30 January 1975 • Winnfield, Winn Parish, Louisiana, United States of America

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Dorris Casper(1904–1995)

Dorris Casper was born on October 18, 1904, in Illinois to Ellen Josephine Hood, age 26, and Moses Edward Casper, age 36.

Dorris Casper lived in Ferriday, Louisiana, in 1930.

Her father Moses Edward passed away on June 26, 1935, in Ferriday, Louisiana, at the age of 67.

Her mother Ellen Josephine passed away on September 6, 1955, in Winnfield, Louisiana, at the age of 76.

Dorris Casper died in December 1995 in Winnfield, Louisiana, when she was 91 years old.

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Gladys Casper (1908–1989)

Gladys Casper was born on September 24, 1908, in Illinois to Ellen Josephine Hood, age 29, and Moses Edward Casper, age 40.

Gladys Casper lived in Ferriday, Louisiana, in 1930 with her parents and sister Dorris.

Her father Moses Edward passed away on June 26, 1935, in Ferriday, Louisiana, at the age of 67.

In 1940, Gladys and husband Earl Applewhite are listed as lodgers living with 31 year old widowed Violet Gates and her eight year old son in Winnfield, Louisiana.  The census advises that the Applewhites work at a retail grocery when Earl is an Operator and Gladys is a clerk.

Her mother Ellen Josephine passed away on September 6, 1955, in Winnfield, Louisiana, at the age of 76.

Her husband Earl passed away on June 10, 1979, in Winnfield, Louisiana, at the age of 78.

Gladys Casper died on November 5, 1989, in Winnfield, Louisiana, when she was 81 years old.





Saturday, June 27, 2020

Genealogy - Children of Adam Casper and Susannah Dillow





Jane C Casper (1857-1883)

BIRTH 21 APR 1857 • Dongola, Union, Illinois, United States

1860 • Township 13 S Range 1 W, Union, Illinois

1870 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1880 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

In September of 1881, Jane married William A Verble, a farmer in Union County.  They had one daughter, Gueta Gustava (1882-1955) before Jane died as a young mother at the age of 26 in 1883.

Gusta was raised by her grandparents, Adam and Susannah Casper.

DEATH 28 AUG 1883 • Dongola, Union, Illinois, United States








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LtoR, Henry, Everette, Mary, Minerva

Minerva Lutetia Casper (1860-1908)

Birth 03 Apr 1860 • Illinois

1860 • Township 13 S Range 1 W, Union, Illinois

1870 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1880 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

Minerva married Henry Ritter in November of 1882.

They had two children - Mary Luella (1883-1963) and Henry Everett (1885-1951)

1900 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

Minerva passed away in 1908 at age 48 and is buried in Dongola, Illinois.

DEATH 03 SEP 1908 • Union, Union, Illinois







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Amanda E Casper (1861-1894)

BIRTH 03 SEP 1861 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1870 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1880 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

Amanda married Henry Sidney Schluter in December of 1882 just one month after her sister Minerva's marriage.

Their son Elmer was born in 1891.

Amanda passed away at age 33.

DEATH 09 DEC 1894 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

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On April 16 of 1866, Susannah gave birth to twins....


Mary Victoria Casper (1866-1930)

BIRTH 16 APR 1866 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1870 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1880 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

Mary married John Wesley Eddleman. 10 Jul 1887 • Union, Illinois

1900 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1910 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1920 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

1930 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

She passed away in June of 1930 at age 64.

DEATH 12 JUN 1930 • Dongola, Union, Illinois




Martin Marion Casper (1866-1946)

BIRTH 16 APR 1866 • Dongola, Union, Illinois

Martin married Jennie Amanda and passed away in 1946 at age 79.

























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*Moses Edward Casper (1868-1935)

Our ancestor, Moses was born in January of 1868 in Dongola.  He was named after his dad's brother.

When Moses was 12, his father Adam passed away in Dongola at the age of 53.

At age 27 Moses married Ellen Josephine Hood in December of 1895 and they began their family with the birth of Iva Bell in 1897.

In 1900, Moses is listed as a farmer in the census and the family rents their farm.  Moses' mother passed away in March of 1900, in August Moses and Ellen's second child, another daughter; Florence Ruby was born.

Dorris Casper was born to the couple in 1904 and Gladys in 1908.

The 1910 census shows the family listed on North Fifth in Vienna, Illinois.  Moses is a lumber inspector and they rent their home.

In 1920 Moses Edward, referred to as Edward is listed as a border working as lumber inspector in Rapides, Louisiana. 

In 1930 Ed and Ellen live in Ferriday, Louisiana with Dorris and Gladys living at home.  They rent the home for $25 per month.

Moses passed away in June of 1935 at age 67 in Ferriday, Louisiana.  He is buried in Natchez, Mississippi.



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Martha Clarinda Casper (1868-1945)

Martha was born in November of 1868, almost 9 months on the nose after our ancestor Moses.

In November of 1902, Martha married Alexander "Sandy" Jackson Holshouser and they had two children; Howard Francis (1905-1985) and Wilda Virginia (1907-1977).

Martha passed away in June of 1945 at age 76.

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Wedding photo of Gusta Verble & John Howell (right couple). Left 2 are Clarinda Casper & Emory Casper. They were Gusta's aunt & uncle, but was raised more like siblings since Gusta raised by her Casper grandparents.





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Adam Turner Casper (1872-1901)

Adam was born in 1872 in Dongola, IL.

He was a farmer and breakman for the I.C. Railroad Company.  He married Flora Belle Corzine in February of 1895 in Union County. Their son Ellis Howard was born in 1897 and their daughter Ruby Edith was born in January of 1901.  

Adam was killed in a work accident in June of 1901 at age 29 in Carbondale, Illinois.

From rootsweb:
"A sad accident occurred at Carbondale at 8 o’clock Saturday night in which Turner A. Casper, of near Balcom, lost his life.  Mr. Casper was a brakeman on train No. 54 and was crossing between the cars when the engine suddenly backed up and the young man was caught between the draw heads and almost instantly killed.  Mr. Casper was the owner of a little farm near Balcom and about three months ago sold it and went railroading, removing his wife and two children, the youngest a two-month-old baby to Centralia.  He was the son of Adam Casper and came of sturdy old stock, one of the best families in our county and was a man of exemplary habits.  The funeral was held at St. John’s Church, three miles north of Mill Creek on Monday."

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Ira Sylvester Casper (1876-1928)

Ira was born in July of 1876 in Dongola.

In 1899, Ira married Anna Sinks.  They had barely said their vows when Anna passed away at age 16/17.

In the 1900 census, Ira is listed as widowed and living as a border.

By 1910 Ira has been married to his second wife, Edith File for three years and they live in Carbondale, Illinois where Ira works for the railroad.

Their son, Noel Harold Casper was born in Carbondale in April of 1913.  Noel would pass away at age 10 in January of 1924.

Ira passed away in July of 1928 in Carbondale at age 52.

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Emery Erastus Casper (1881-1963)

Emery was born in April of 1881 in Dongola.

He married Adelia Ivo Casper McCommons(?) on July 1, 1903, in Jonesboro, Illinois.

They had four children during their marriage.

He died on August 1, 1963, in his hometown at the age of 82, and was buried there.


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