The CASPER Family
Rowan Co., NC and Lawrence Co., Arkansas
Goodspeed Biographical History information on the Lawrence County, Arkansas CASPER family:
John Casper, farmer and blacksmith, whose work at the forge and anvil has placed him as an expert in his trade, was born in Rowan County, N. C., May 5, 1827. He is a son of George and Nancy (Leonard) Casper, both of the same county and State, who died in their native place. Mr. Casper is one of a family of four sons and four daughters, of whom five are still living, three brothers and two sisters, the latter residing in North Carolina, and the former, David, Jacob Alexander, and John, living in Lawrence County. John Casper is the oldest of the three brothers living, and was reared in Rowan County, N. C., where he remained with his father until his twenty-sixth year. He moved west in 1853 and settled in Lawrence County, Ark., where he bought a small section of land and commenced clearing and improving it. On March 8, 1854. he was married to Mrs. Sarah M. Blackwell, a widow lady, of North Carolina, who also possessed a small improvement on government land. Mr. Casper immediately set to work clearing his land, and they now have about seventy-five acres under cultivation. The home place comprises about 380 acres altogether, with a good log house and other buildings built upon it, and an orchard. He also owns 240 acres in other sections, and from the fact that he commenced on almost nothing at all, has done remarkably well. He owes it all to his own thrift and business tact, and is now considered as one of the substantial farmers of Lawrence County. Mr. Casper enlisted in the Confederate army in 1863, and was a member of the Seventh Missouri Cavalry, and afterward transferred to the Seventh Arkansas Infantry. He took part in many a hard fought battle—at Little Rock, Pilot Knob and in Gen. Price's raids through Missouri, besides several battles of lesser importance. He was paroled at Shreveport. La., at the close of the war, and returned home to resume his labor upon the farm. In 1877 Mr. Casper lost his faithful wife, who died October 4, leaving him one child, George W. Casper. He again married, his second wife being Mrs. Harriet E. Harris, a widow, of North Carolina, and has one child by this marriage, Etter E. Casper. Mr. Casper is a member of the Old School Presbyterian Church, in which he is elder, and is also a member of the Agricultural Wheel, being vice president of the local Wheel. He has been unfortunate in the loss of his second wife, who died February 13, 1884, leaving behind her a record of usefulness and many virtues.
Descendants of Peter
CASPER
As it relates to Lawrence County, Arkansas
First Generation
1. Peter CASPER was born about 1730 in Unknown and died about 1786
in Rowan Co., NC. The Children of Peter and Ann Mary CASPER:
Adam CASPER, Henry CASPER b: 6 NOV 1759 in Pennsylvania, m.
Elzabeth HARTMAN, Conrod CASPER b: 1750, John CASPER, and Eve
CASPER b: 2 OCT 1765. They were members of the German Reform
Church in Alexandria,Hunterdon County, NJ. Peter was a witness
for a baptism on 3/19/1777, but show up in the 1790 census of
North Carolina.
Last Will and Testament of Peter Casper
In the name of God Amen, I Peter Casper of the County of Rowan
and State of North Carolina Being weak and frail in body but of
Perfect Mind and Memory, Thanks be to God for it and all Other
of his Mercies, And Calling to Mind the Mortality of my Body and
that its Appointed for all Man Once to Die, do make and Ordain
this my Last Will and Testament (Viz) Principally and first of
all I Give and Recommend my Soul Into the Hands of Almighty God
Who gave it, and my Body to the Earth to be Buried in Decent
Christian Burial at the Discretion of my Executors, Nothing
Doubting but I Shall Receive the Same Again at the General
Resurrection Thro the Mighty Power of God, and as touching those
Worldly Goods wherewith it hath pleased God to help me in this
Life I Live Divine and dispose of them In Manner and form as
followith.
I Give and Bequeath Unto my Beloved Wife ( Ann Mary ) Privilege
of Sufficient Room for her and her Necessary attendants In My
Dwelling House & Privilege of the Barn and Milk House and Yearly
at Each Year She Shall have Thirty Bushels of Wheat and Forty
Bushels of Indian Corn Three Hundred pound weight of Pork &five
Gallons Siguar and three Cows and a Heifer Kept Summer and
Winter with as Many of their Offspring as She Shall Think proper
to Raise and Also One Horse Kept Summer and Winter, and Also She
is to have full Privilege of the Gardens and also to have one
acre of flax Sown in Good Ground, All Which Services Shall be
done for her by my two sons Henry and Adam at their Own Cost and
Charges and Charges Yearly and Each Year During the Time of her
Natural Life. Also I Give and Bequeath Unto my Said Wife ( Ann
Mary ) All and Singular my Goods and Chattels, Rights and Credits
- Whatsoever (Accept Such as Shall be hereafter Mentioned in This
my Will as Legacies to my Children) Also I Give and Bequeath
Unto the Heirs of my Son Conrad The Sum of Ten Pounds to be
Equally Divided Among Those of his Children that Shall live to
Arrive at the Year of Maturity at which time it Shall become due
Unto them and is to be paid in Goods at Cash price, Also I Give
and Bequeath Unto my Son John My Plantation of Land that he Now
Lives on Containing One Hundred Acres of Land and One Waggon
which is Now in his possession and Two Pounds in Money & one
third part of all my Body Clothes and I do Hereby Confirm Unto
him all Gifts that I have Given Unto him heretofore.
Also, I Give and Bequeath Unto My Son Henry One Equal half of my
Plantation of Land I now live on and one half of the property of
my Waggon I Now have in Possession , and One Half the Mall Rings
& Wedges, and One Shot Gunn One Pair of Swingtrees & Gears for
two Horse and One Third Part of My Body Clothes and I do Hereby
Confirm Unto Him all Former Gifts - Also I Give Unto my Daughter
Eve One Black Mare, One Side Saddle, one bridal, One Brass
Kettle, her Bed &furniture, my Bed-Chest, One Iron Pott One
Spinning Wheel, and one Loom, & I do hereby Confirm Unto her all
former gifts - Also I Give and Bequeath Unto My Son Adam One
Equal half of my Plantation that I now Live on, and One half of
my Shot Mentioned Waggon, One Stallion Horse, and One Brown Horse
with a Star, two Axes and One Mattock, One Rifle Gunn &One Cow,
One Half of the Mall Rings &Wedges One Plough and all Necessary
tacklings Therunto, Gears for two Horses, One Iron Pott, and one
Third Part of My Body Clothes, and I do hereby Confirm Unto him
all Former Gifts - and I do hereby Constitute and Appoint My Son
John Casper and Robert Linns Executors of this my Last Will and
Testament - I do hereby Disavowal and make Void all other Wills
Ratifying and Pronouncing this and No Other to be my Last Will
and Testament In Witness whereof I we hereunto Set my Hand and
Affix my Seal This Twenty Third day of February Anno Domino
1786. Signed Sealed and Acknowledge in presence of us }
Robert Linns Peter Casper
John Casper
Peter married Anna Mary __________. (Anna Mary __________ was
born on an unknown date in Unknown and died on an unknown date in
Rowan Co., NC.)
They had the following children:
+ 2 M i. Henry CASPER was born on 6 Nov 1759 in
Pennsylvania and died on 13 Nov 1832 in
Rowan Co., NC
Second Generation (Children)
2. Henry CASPER was born on 6 Nov 1759 in Pennsylvania and died on
13 Nov 1832 in Rowan Co., NC. The children of George and
Elizabeth HARTMAN CASPER: Adam CASPER, Conrod CASPER b: 1780,
John CASPER, Peter CASPER b: 12 SEP 1781 in Rowan County, NC,
Magtaline CASPER b: 3 AUG 1778, Jacob CASPER b: MAR 1801,
Elizabeth CASPER b: 3 FEB 1805, Samuel CASPER b: 3 FEB 1805, David
C. CASPER b: DEC 1819 in Rowan County, NC, George CASPER, m.
Nancy LEONARD.
Last Will and Testament of Henry Casper
In the Name Of God Amen, I Henry Casper Of the County of Rowan
and State of North Carolina.. Being weak and frail of body but of
perfect mind and memory thanks be to God for his mercies and
calling to mind the mortality of the body that it is appointed to
all once to die, do make and publish this my last will and
testament in manner following, That is to say first I give and
bequeath to Elisabeth my wife one Bed all materials belonging
to a bed and all the household and kitchen furniture That is to
say all the articles and property in the house and kitchen if she
wants them shall remain.
After my Daughter Elizabeth gets her share from it and my wife
shall have the house and peaceable possession there in as long as
she lives and My Daughter shall have house room as long as she
remains single and after my wife's death the property what is
left shall be sold and Equal distributed among all my children so
the share all alike. 2nd I give and bequeath to my Daughter
Elizabeth two beds and bedstead. Her choice of two cows and two
calves, Her choice, and a Sorrel Mare, saddle, and bridle and one
hundred dollars in money . 3rd I give to my daughter Caty one
hundred dollars in money. 4th I give to my daughter Magtalana one
hundred dollars in money to be paid to them out of my estate by
my executors 5th I give to my two youngest sons Jacob and David
my old plantation where I now live and grist mill and shall be
equal divided between them two so that the share equal in the
value there of and each of them shall pay out three hundred
dollars each that is to say Jacob three hundred dollars in money
and David three hundred dollars in money and I give my son David
one bay mare. My son Jacob and my son David shall give unto
their mother a good and sufficient support yearly, That is
everything she stands a need of as long as she lives, Also I give
to my two sons Jacob and David my wagon and hine gears to have
between them on the plantation for their use, If my two Sons,
Namely Jacob and David are not satisfied with the land and mill
then after the death of my wife it shall be sold and My son David
shall have six hundred dollars out of it and my son Jacob shall
have five hundred out of it. The balance to be distributed
between all my children. 6th I give to my Son Adam one hundred
and fourteen acres of fine land joining N. Morgan and others and
two hundred and fifty dollars in money to be paid out of my
estate 7th I give my son Conrad three hundred acres of land the
plantation where he now lives. 8th I give my son John one
hundred twenty-five acres of land where on he now lives. 9th I
give my son Peter one hundred fifty acres of land where on he now
lives 10th I give my son George three hundred acres of land where
on he now lives, and My two Sons Jacob and David shall find food
for my Daughter Elizabeth's cattle, four in number. All the
property that is not willed shall be sold at public sale by my
executors and after my debts are paid if any money is left it
shall be distributed between all my children so the share equal
and I hereby make and ordain my worthy sons Peter and John
executors of this my Last Will and Testament set my hand and seal
this 28th day of May AD 1832
Signed and sealed And delivered in the presence of Henry Casper
Casper Holshouser
James Kluttz
Adam Casper
Henry married Elizabeth HARTLINE, daughter of JOHANN HERDLEIN
and MARIA BOEHM, on 17 Jun 1786. (Elizabeth HARTLINE was born on
4 Sep 1765 in Berks Co., PA and died on an unknown date in Rowan
Co., NC.) Elizabeth was the daughter of JOHANN HERDLEIN and MARIA
BOEHM. Jacob Smith,Bondsman / Jno Macay,witness to the marriage
of George and Elizabeth..
They had the following children:
+ 3 M i. George CASPER , died in Rowan Co., NC and was
buried in Rowan Co., NC
Third Generation (Grandchildren)
3. George CASPER , died in Rowan Co., NC and was buried in Rowan
Co., NC. The Goodspeed Biographis of Northeastern Arkansas state
that George and Nancy had four daughters and four sons, five
living at the publishing date of the biographies which was around
1889-90. It also states that the three sons, David, Jacob
Alexander, and John were living in Lawrence County, Arkansas at
the time.
George married Nancy LEONARD. She was possibly the daughter of
Henry LEONARD and Elizabeth __________, on 5 Mar 1819 in Rowan
Co., NC. (Nancy LEONARD died in Rowan Co., NC and was buried in
Rowan Co., NC.)
They had the following children:
4 F i. Elizabeth CASPER was born on 22 Aug 1823 in
Rowan Co., NC.
+ 5 M ii. John CASPER was born on 5 May 1827 in Rowan
Co., NC and died 26 kjul 1910
+ 6 M iii. David CASPER was born about 1829 in Rowan
Co., NC, died in Dec 1907 in Lawrence Co.,
AR and was buried in Old Lebanon Cem, Eaton,
Lawrence, AR
7 M iv. Henry CASPER was born about 1829 in Rowan
Co., NC.
8 F v. Sarah CASPER was born in 1831 in Rowan Co.,
NC.
+ 9 M vi. Jacob Alexander CASPER was born in May 1832
in Rowan Co., NC and died in 1916
10 F vii. Polly L. CASPER was born in 1834 in Rowan
Co., NC.
Fourth Generation (Great Grandchildren)
5. John CASPER was born on 5 May 1827 in Rowan Co., NC and died 26
Jul 1910. John Casper is listed as an earily leader in the New
Hope Baptist Church in its church records. He was a farmer.
John married Mrs. Sarah M. BLACKWELL on 8 Mar 1854 in Lawrence
Co., AR. (Mrs. Sarah M. BLACKWELL died on 4 Oct 1877.) Mrs Sarah
M. BLACKWELL had at least two children by her first marriage.
These were Sarah Angeline BLACKWELL, born abt 1840 in Rowan Co, NC
and Mary M. BLACKWELL born abt 1843 in Rowan Co., NC.
They had the following children:
+ 11 M i. George W. CASPER was born in 1856 in
Lawrence Co., AR and died in 1901 in
Lawrence Co., AR
12 M ii. Thomas CASPER was born in 1867 in Lawrence
Co., AR and died before 1890 in Lawrence
Co., AR.
John also married Mrs. Harriet E. HARRIS after 1877 in Lawrence
Co., AR. (Mrs. Harriet E. HARRIS was born in 1843 in Rowan Co.,
NC and died on 13 Feb 1884 in Lawrence Co., AR.)
They had the following children:
+ 13 F i. Etter E CASPER was born in Aug 1882 in
Lawrence Co., AR, died in 1974 in Lawrence
Co., AR and was buried in Old Lebanon Cem,
Eaton, Lawrence, AR
John also married Mrs. Nancy Caroline TRACT on 5 Oct 1890 in
Lawrence Co., AR. (Mrs. Nancy Caroline TRACT was born in
Dec 1840 in KY.) In the 1900 census, it states they were married
10 years, however under neath the 10, there is a #46 marked thru.
6. David CASPER was born about 1829 in Rowan Co., NC, died in Dec
1907 in Lawrence Co., AR and was buried in Old Lebanon Cem, Eaton,
Lawrence, AR. Name appears in the New Hope Baptist Church
records. Possibly first married to Milly TROUTMAN on 19 May 1851
in Rowan County, NC.
David married Rebecca Jane LINK on 30 Aug 1860 in Rowan Co., NC.
(Rebecca Jane LINK was born in Jan 1830 in Rowan Co., NC, died in
1914 in Lawrence Co., AR and was buried in Old Lebanon Cem, Eaton,
Lawrence, AR.)
They had the following children:
+ 14 M i. Charles Alexander CASPER was born on 1 Aug
1861 in Rowan Co., NC and died on 23 Aug
1942 in Stroud, Lincoln, OK
+ 15 M ii. Jacob Leonard CASPER was born on 11 Feb 1866
in Rowan Co., NC and died on 2 Nov 1942
16 M iii. Henry M. CASPER , died before 1900 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
9. Jacob Alexander CASPER was born in May 1832 in Rowan Co., NC and
died in 1916. In the 1870 Census, Strawberry Twp, Lawrence
County, Arkansas, an Elizabeth M. Blackwell, age 66 and born in
North Carolina is living with the family. Benjamin Blackwell and
Elizabeth Thomason were married in North Carolina. Benj must
have died before 1870.
Jacob married Sarah Angeline BLACKWELL on 9 Sep 1856 in Rowan Co.,
NC. (Sarah Angeline BLACKWELL was born in 1840 in Rowan Co., NC
and died after 1891 in Lawrence Co., AR.) Angeline Casper, wife of
Jacob Casper is listed as an heir of James Blackwell who died in
1866 in Lawrence County, Arkansas. The heirs listed are:
Elizabeth Decker; Andeline Casper and Jacob Casper, her husband;
David A. Price; William V. Price; John A. Price; George W.
Price; Sarah E. Price; Mary C. Price; ?Arra L. Price; Joseph D.
Price; John Kincaid; Josephine Darter; Moses Darter; Laura Laird
and her husband ( ) Larid, all residents of Lawrence County,
Arkansas.
They had the following children:
+ 17 F i. Mary Mahala CASPER was born in 1862 in
Lawrence Co., AR
+ 18 M ii. William D. CASPER was born in 1864 in
Lawrence Co., AR
19 F iii. Nancy E. CASPER was born in 1866 in Lawrence
Co., AR.
20 M iv. James B. CASPER was born in 1868 in Lawrence
Co., AR and died before 1880 in Lawrence
Co., AR.
+ 21 M v. George H. CASPER was born in Aug 1871 in
Lawrence Co., AR
22 F vi. Emily E. CASPER was born in 1876 in Lawrence
Co., AR.
+ 23 F vii. Sophia Jennie CASPER was born in 1878 in
Lawrence Co., AR
24 M viii. Thomas H. CASPER was born in Jan 1882 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
+ 25 F ix. Nancy C. CASPER was born in Oct 1887 in
Lawrence Co., AR
26 F x. Sarilda CASPER was born in Jan 1891 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
Jacob also married Nancy Jane COOPER on 18 Oct 1898 in Lawrence Co., AR. (Nancy Jane COOPER was born in Jul 1847 in AR.)
Fifth Generation (Great Great Grandchildren)
11. George W. CASPER was born in 1856 in Lawrence Co., AR and died
in 1901 in Lawrence Co., AR. George and Jane Casper are living
with a J. R. Fortenbury in the 1880 Census of Black River Twp,
Lawrence County, Arkansas. They were still living in the Black
River Twp in the 1900 census.
George married Jemima Jane KETNER on 5 Jan 1879 in Lawrence Co.,
AR. (Jemima Jane KETNER was born in May 1861 in Lawrence Co., AR
and died in 1928 in Lawrence Co., AR.) Jemima Jane had 10
children, 8 living by the 1900 census.
They had the following children:
27 F i. Ethel C CASPER was born in Feb 1882 in
Lawrence Co., AR. She married William
Clinton RICHEY. They had the following:
-William Odell RICHEY b.1905 d.1971 m.Olivia
Hudson
-George Brooks RICHEY b.1906 d.? m. Bessie B.
Lawson
* -Joseph Lewis RICHEY b.1908 d.1982 m.Anna
Vernia Bradley
-Homer Troy RICHEY b.1910 d.1979
-Jess Veron RICHEY b.1911 d.1968 m. Etta Todd
-Littie Ethel RICHEY b.1913 d.1982 m. Orville
Bishop
-Virgil Oscar RICHEY b.1914 d.1984 m.Lenora
Mary Finch
-Elsie Jane RICHEY b.1919 d.? m.Oval Martin
-Alva RICHEY b.1921 d. m. Louise Wilkerson &
Mary Wilkins
-Alpha RICHEY b.1921 d.? m. Llyod Martin
* Researcher: Jeffery Richey
28 F ii. Ara M CASPER was born in Feb 1885 in
Lawrence Co., AR. Married Frank Richie.
They had 12 children.
29 F iii. Aay J CASPER was born in Feb 1885 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
30 M iv. Jesse Joseph CASPER was born in Nov 1888 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
31 F v. Ada B CASPER was born in Feb 1890 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
32 M vi. John D CASPER was born in Feb 1892 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
+ 33 M vii. Ruel Philmore CASPER was born on 30 Mar 1894
in Lawrence Co., AR, died on 9 Jun 1983 in
Lawrence Co., AR and was buried in Old
Lebanon Cem, Eaton, Lawrence, AR
Researcher: Patricia Casper Crossman
34 M viii. Willie V CASPER was born in Apr 1896 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
Researcher for the CASPER/KETNER descendants ONLY: Michael Brown
13. Etter E CASPER was born in Aug 1882 in Lawrence Co., AR, died in
1974 in Lawrence Co., AR and was buried in Old Lebanon Cem,
Eaton, Lawrence, AR. Etter married Mr. __________ STEWART.
14. Charles Alexander CASPER was born on 1 Aug 1861 in Rowan Co., NC
and died on 23 Aug 1942 in Stroud, Lincoln, OK. Charles married
Lula A RAINWATER on 25 Oct 1891 in Lawrence Co., AR. (Lula A
RAINWATER was born on 7 Oct 1870 in Powhatan, Lawrence, AR and
died on 2 Sep 1946 in Prague, Lincoln, OK.)
They had the following children:
+ 35 M i. Henry Leonard CASPER was born on 28 Aug 1892
in Powhatan, Lawrence, AR and died on 25 Dec
1972 in Inglewood, Los Angeles, CA
36 F ii. Florence Edna CASPER was born in Jan 1894 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
37 M iii. Charles Keifer CASPER was born in Jan 1898
in Lawrence Co., AR.
38 M iv. Earl R. CASPER. "Irl"
39 F v. Etta Mary CASPER.
40 F vi. Elzie Mae CASPER . Died at 9 months of age.
15. Jacob Leonard CASPER was born on 11 Feb 1866 in Rowan Co., NC
and died on 2 Nov 1942. Jacob was a Blacksmith according to the
1900 census. Jacob married Emma __________. (Emma __________
was born in Feb 1876 in AR.) Her parents were both from NC.
They had the following children:
41 M i. Milton CASPER was born in Jun 1892 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
42 M ii. Homer CASPER was born in Jul 1895 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
43 F iii. Winnie CASPER was born in Nov 1899 in
Lawrence Co., AR.
17. Mary Mahala CASPER was born in 1862 in Lawrence Co., AR. Mary
married James M. JONES. (James M. JONES was born about 1848.)
18. William D. CASPER was born in 1864 in Lawrence Co., AR. William
married Mary PHIPPS on 30 Nov 1884 in Lawrence Co., AR. (Mary
PHIPPS was born in 1862.)
21. George H. CASPER was born in Aug 1871 in Lawrence Co., AR.
George married Mrs. Sarah BLACKWELL on 5 Dec 1895 in Lawrence
Co., AR. (Mrs. Sarah BLACKWELL was born in Mar 1853 in AR.)
23. Sophia Jennie CASPER was born in 1878 in Lawrence Co., AR.
Sophia married J. J BRANNON on 1 Sep 1895 in Lawrence Co., AR.
(J. J BRANNON was born in 1873.)
25. Nancy C. CASPER was born in Oct 1887 in Lawrence Co., AR. Nancy
married A. B MITCHELL on 28 Mar 1888 in Lawrence Co., AR. (A. B
MITCHELL was born in 1866.)
Sixth Generation (3rd Great Grandchildren)
33. Ruel Philmore CASPER was born on 30 Mar 1894 in Lawrence Co., AR,
died on 9 Jun 1983 in Lawrence Co., AR and was buried in Old
Lebanon Cem, Eaton, Lawrence, AR. Ruel married Ada SMITH.
(Ada SMITH was born on 30 Aug 1904, died on 11 Dec 1965 in
Lawrence Co., AR and was buried in Dry Creek Cem, Lawrence, AR.)
Bill Holt HoltTeza @ aol.com (remove spaces)
35. Henry Leonard CASPER was born on 28 Aug 1892 in Powhatan,
Lawrence, AR and died on 25 Dec 1972 in Inglewood, Los Angeles,
CA. Henry married Maree Pearl AGNEW.
Researcher for the CASPER family: Patricia Casper Crossman
Other possibly related information:
Henry and Elizabeth LEONARD of Rowan County, NC;
posted by Tracey Leonard Huff on genforum 7/14/2000.
I am looking for information on Henry and Elizabeth Leonard of Rowan County, NC. I have guardianship
papers for the orphans of Henry Leonard who died in 1803. The
children listed were: Charles, Jacob, Ann, Nancy, Sarah and
Elizabeth. The girls were left in the care of Elizabeth, their
mother. The boys guardians were named as William Hampton and
Jacob Linn. I believe they had another daughter, Margaret, who
married a Linn. I am a descendent of Charles, who moved to
Tennessee and then to Marshall County, MS. Any info. would be
appreciated.
This was posted by Patricia Casper Crossman on a
message forum:
I am a Casper thru Henry, Sr., bro. of Conrad, both children of
Peter & Ann Mary. My father was Henry Leonard Casper, b.1892
Arkansas; son of Charles Alexander Casper, b.1861 Strawberry,
Rowan County N.C.; son of David Casper, b.1828 Rowan; son of
George, b.abt. 1793 Rowan; son of Henry, Sr., b.6Nov1759 Rowan
(bro. of Conrad); thus my direct line is thru Henry, Sr. Would
LOVE to hear or receive any info you have. So many blank spots.
My FAX # is (801)575-8713. If you respond via E-mail and then you
don't hear from me, it's because I don't know what I'm doing.
Would you please send me a FAX? I'll then get right back to you.
Don't trust my E-mail capabilities yet! My dad had 3 girls &
one son. Oldest sis is deceased; my bro. is almost 70 and Casper
name will die out with him. I am youngest at 66+. Thank you so
much. Patricia Casper Crossman
Military Information:
38TH ARKANSAS
INFANTRY REGIMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA COMPANY
D
CASPER, J.A. Pvt -Enl 12 Jul 1862 at Smithville, AR
38TH ARKANSAS
INFANTRY REGIMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA COMPANY G
CASPER, JOHN Pvt - Paroled 8 Jun 1865 at Shreveport, LA.
45TH ARKANSAS
CAVALRY
Lawrence county and
New Hope Church
CASPER, J.A. - PVT - CO F - age 33, born NC
ARKANSAS CONFEDERATE AND UNION SOLDIERS BURIAL PLACES
CASPER, A. 13th Ark Inf, CSA (25) Confederate Cemetery, Oxford, MS
THIRTEENTH
ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
COMPANY H
NOTE:
Enlistments in this unit were at Harrisburg, AR during July, 1861
By Col. A.D. Grayson, unless otherwise indicated.
The regiment was formed 29 Jul 1861 at Camp Ground in Greene Co,
AR.
CASPER, A.B. - PVT - Over age 35.
15TH
(JOSEY'S) ARKANSAS INFANTRY REGIMENT
CONFEDERATE STATES
OF AMERICA
COMPANY E
CASPER, A.M. Pvt - Enl 3 Jun 1861.
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This chart was updated last on September 01, 2005.