The sixth child and the youngest son of seven children born to his parents.
He was a farmer and also worked for a time in the law enforcement field. During WWII he worked for the Defense Department.
John was married twice. His second spouse was Stella Meadows, the sister of his deceased first wife, Sadie. John and Sadie were the parents of two children: Virginia Casey, born in 1920, and Warren Lee Casey, born in 1925. Warren Lee was adopted and reared from an early age by John and Sadie.
He was a farmer and also worked for a time in the law enforcement field. During WWII he worked for the Defense Department.
John was married twice. His second spouse was Stella Meadows, the sister of his deceased first wife, Sadie. John and Sadie were the parents of two children: Virginia Casey, born in 1920, and Warren Lee Casey, born in 1925. Warren Lee was adopted and reared from an early age by John and Sadie.
The sixth child and the youngest son of seven children born to his parents.
He was a farmer and also worked for a time in the law enforcement field. During WWII he worked for the Defense Department.
John was married twice. His second spouse was Stella Meadows, the sister of his deceased first wife, Sadie. John and Sadie were the parents of two children: Virginia Casey, born in 1920, and Warren Lee Casey, born in 1925. Warren Lee was adopted and reared from an early age by John and Sadie.
He was a farmer and also worked for a time in the law enforcement field. During WWII he worked for the Defense Department.
John was married twice. His second spouse was Stella Meadows, the sister of his deceased first wife, Sadie. John and Sadie were the parents of two children: Virginia Casey, born in 1920, and Warren Lee Casey, born in 1925. Warren Lee was adopted and reared from an early age by John and Sadie.
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