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Keziah Casey

Birth15 Mar 1800 - Newberry, South Carolina, USA
Death01 Oct 1856 - Montgomery, Illinois, USA
MotherDrucilla Hill
FatherJohn Casey

Born in Newberry, South Carolina, USA on 15 Mar 1800 to John Casey and Drucilla Hill. Keziah Casey married Austin Whitten and had 12 children. She passed away on 01 Oct 1856 in Montgomery, Illinois, USA.

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Parents
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John Casey
1775 - 1849
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Drucilla Hill
1777 - 1848
Spouse(s)
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Austin Whitten
1802 - 1869
Children Show all
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Easton Whitten
1827 - 1905
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Samuel Francis Whitten
1841 - 1870
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Drucilla (M. Hill) Whitten
1829 - 1861
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John J B Whitten
1838 - 1910
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Julia Ann (M. Marsh) Whitten
1834 - 1912
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Charity Whitten
1833 - 1866
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Elizabeth (M. File) Whitten
1821 - 1875
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Margaret Whitten
1836 - 1861
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Dr. Thomas Jefferson Whitten
1844 - 1920
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Levi Whitten
1822 - 1885
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Austin Whitten
1840 - 1915
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Ruth (M. Sanders) Whitten
1823 - 1848

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