John Casebeer

Birth2 Mar 1744 - Of, Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA

Death24 Jul 1813 - Tuscarawas, Tuscarawas, Ohio, USA

MotherAgnes Corleen Kerllen

FatherChristian Gottlieb Kaesebier

Born in Of, Bedford, Pennsylvania, USA on 2 Mar 1744 to Christian Gottlieb Kaesebier and Agnes Corleen Kerllen. John Casebeer married Catherine Crissey Dibert and had 11 children. He passed away on 24 Jul 1813 in Tuscarawas, Tuscarawas, Ohio, USA.

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Parents

Christian Gottlieb Kaesebier
1718 - 1774

Agnes Corleen Kerllen
1720 - 1775

Spouse(s)

Catherine Crissey Dibert
1755 - 1823

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Agnes Casebeer
1774 - 1860

Elizabeth Sheets Casebeer
1769 - 1858

David Casebeer
1779 - 1846

Mary Casebeer/kasebeer-stiffler
1771 - 1838

Jacob Casebeer
1781 - 1865

John Wesley Casebeer
1780 - 1823

Hannah Kasebeer
1788 - 1840

Catherine Casebeer
1784 - 1866

William Casebier Casebeer Casber Casbrer Casper Käßbauer Kabbauer Kasber Kaspar Kassebeer Kaser Kasebier Kassbieger Khesbaur Kosbar Kusb
1780 - Unknown

Abraham Casebeer
Unknown - Unknown

Christian Casebeer
Unknown - Unknown

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