I made this picture in 1999 while on vacation in England. Edward Cason (?-1624) is buried in the church in Furneaux Pelham, Hertfordshire in England. He was a member of the Middle Temple (lawyer) and purchased Furneax Pelham Hall in 1615. He was also an investor in the Virginia Company. His heirs owned the estate for a short while after he passed and then sold it. The dark object on the upper left of the picture is a placque describing Edward and his tomb. Click on the picture to make it bigger.
I have corresponded with a man who says that my earliest known ancestor, John Cason (c1730-bef 1766) may descend from Edward's brother, John, as follows: John Cason, Thomas Cason (John), Thomas Cason, Jr. (Thomas, John), William Cason (Thomas Jr, Thomas, John), John Cason (William, Thomas Jr, Thomas, John).This is a picture of my great-grandfather, James Webb Cason, which was probably taken around 1900. He was born June 11, 1866 in Minden, Webster Parish, Lousiana. His parents were James Elijah Cason and Mary E. (McDonald) Cason. He was married to Eula Jency Adkins (see below) on December 8, 1887. They had 7 children including my grandfather, James Kyle Cason. James Webb Cason died April 10, 1910 in Blackburn, Louisiana.
This is a picture of my great-grandmother, Eula Jency Adkins, and her sister, Lena Adkins. Jency is on the right in the picture. Jency Adkins was born on October 12, 1866 in Haynesville, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana. Her parents were Zaccheus Franklin Adkins and Mary Melissa (Mckenzie) Adkins. She married James Webb Cason (see above) on December 8, 1887. Jency Cason died on December 17, 1951 in Haynesville, Claiborne Parish, Louisiana.
Lena Adkins was born September 22, 1877 and died on January 25, 1965 She married a Delafield.
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