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Thomas Cason

Birth1680 - Princess Anne, Virginia, United States
Death1737 - Prince William, Virginia, United States
Mother#193 Fleming
FatherJames Thomas Cason (m. Flemming)

Born in Princess Anne, Virginia, United States on 1680 to James Thomas Cason (m. Flemming) and #193 Fleming. Thomas Cason married Margaret Whitton and had 12 children. He passed away on 1737 in Prince William, Virginia, United States.

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Parents
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James Thomas Cason (M. Flemming)
1658 - 1722
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#193 Fleming
1660 - 1720
Spouse(s)
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Margaret Whitton
1682 - 1750
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Margaret Whiddon
1682 - 1750
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Judith Ann Fleming
1689 - 1720
Children Show all
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James Cashion
1698 - 1759
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Roger Cason/cashon
1710 - 1769
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Edward E Cason (M Butcher)
1700 - 1784
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Thomas Cason
1711 - 1769
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Margaret "Margitt" Cashion/cason
1713 - Unknown
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Mary Cason
1717 - 1774
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Jane Cashion
1726 - Unknown
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Sarah Cason
1715 - Unknown
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Elizabeth Cashion
1723 - Unknown
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Ruth Cason/cashon
1730 - Unknown
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Ann Cashion
1728 - Unknown
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James Cason
1720 - 1821

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