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Mason Co tax rolls:
John Casto, jr - 1814
1820 Mason Co
Casto, John J
2 males under 10 - John McD & David
1 male 26-44 --John
2 females under 10 --???
1 female 26-44 - Grace
1830 Mason Co:
John J. Casto
2m under 5 Charles & Edward
1m 5-10 James
2m 10-15 John McD & David
1m 40-50 John
1m 70-80 prob John Casto
1f 10-15 (b 1815-1820)
1f 15-20 (b 1810-1815)
1f 30-40 Grace
1f 60-70 prob Sarah Casto
1840 Jackson Co, The girls married in the last decade, probably by 1835
John J Casto
1 male under 5 -- Jonathan 2
2 males 5-10 -- Jacob & Jesse 7 & 9
2 males 10-15 -- Edward, Charles 12 & 13
1 male 15-20 -- James 18
1 male 20-30 --- David L 20
1 male 50-60 -- John J
1 female 40-50 - Grace
1 female 70-90 - Sarah?
1850 census Jackson Co, WV 8/16/1850
pg 47, #346-350
Casto John J 63 M Farmer Pa
Casto Gracey 56 F Va X
Casto Charles A 23 M Farmer Va X
Casto Jesee 19 M Farmer Va
Casto Jacob 16 M Farmer Va
Casto Jonithan 12 M Va
1860 census Jackson Co, WV # 1010-950
John J Casto, 73, farmer, 330/200 PA
Grace, 67 VA Cannot r/w
Jesse, 29, farm laborer " "
Jacob, 27 " " "
Jonathan H, 22, " " "
Ed, 30 " " "
Chas, 9
Wm, 8
Sarah J, 5
Elijah, 3/12
Mason Co marriages
Richard Howell to Rachel Casto 1/17/1831
James Whitecotton to Sarah Casto 3/19/1831
1840 Jackson Co VA
James Whitecotton
1n 0-5
1m 20-30
1m 40-50
2f 0-5
2f 5-10
1f 20-30
1840 Jackson Co VA
Richard Howel
2m 0-5
1m 10-15
1m 30-40
1f 5-10
2f 10-15
1f 20-30
1850 Randolph Co, VA
Richard Howell 46 shoemaker
Rachel 40
Andrew D 14
Martha J 10
Elzaminta 8
John Howell 54 pauper
1850 - looking for James and Sarah Whitecotton - found a Sarah in Highland Co, married to Cornelius - good age but both born in Pendleton Co. Kids born in Pendleton and Highland Co. I think they are too young at 34 and 33.
"Jackson County in the Wars"
War of 1812
4st Virginia Regiment: John J Casto of Monongalia County
John J Casto was a son of John Casto, a first cousin of George. He married Gracey McDade, daughter of James McDade, the pioneer. Their children were: Jacob H, Jesse, Jonathan, James M, and David L. He lived on Tug Fork.
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John A House: 'Pioneers of Jackson County':
pg 136
John J. Casto, or "Big John" Casto, was a son of John Casto.
He lived on the Elijah Rollins farm for a number of years, but sold it and moved to another place just above George Casto's.
His wife was Gracey McDade, supposed by my informant to be a daughter of the Samuel McDade who was one of the first settlers at the mouth of Mill Creek. [James McDade, not Samuel...b]
They had five sons in the Union Army
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Abt 1818 - 1896 (~ 78 years)
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