Here are a couple pictures of the house that is said to have been built by Peter Bodine after he first built a log cabin. These were sent to me by Brian Bodine:
Here is some history of the Sandy Ridge German Baptist Church and the Sand
Brook German Baptist Church. This information came from the Internet. There
are also pictures of these churches at "http://www.njchurchscape.com/". As one
can see, these churches do have a lot in common.
In 1812, the Baptist minister at Flemington was persuaded to spend part of his
time preaching on Sunday afternoons and during the winter on weekdays in the
Sandy Ridge area, about eight miles south of Flemington. The first Sandy Ridge
German Baptist Church was built near the present site in 1818 and the present
church in 1866, at a cost of $5,500. It's a substantial stone structure, 44 x
60, with little ornamentation except for the stained glass windows.
1848, a fellow named Moore led a number of followers in a split from the Sandy
Ridge German Baptist Church a few miles away. This plain stucco over stone
building was erected the following year, in 1849, and was known as the Moorite
Church. It is essentially without adornment, although it has the two front
doors characteristic of the period. When it was photographed several years
ago, there was no floor, a couple of the shutters were barely hanging on, and
several of the windows were broken, but a restoration effort was underway.
One record at the Sandy Ridge Baptist Cemetery says that Peter died in 1810.
The Bible records mentioned below say he died October 10, 1801. I wonder if
the info at the cemetery wasn't added some time after his death by a
well-intentioned family member (who may or may not have been correct).
Official records at the cemetery don't even seem to have been kept until 1819
and the church wasn't constituted until 1818. So any notation in the records
for Peter was probably made years after he was actually buried there.
His stone does appear to be at Sandy Ridge. It is mentioned in the chart of
the cemetery plots, but not in other lists there. His stone is not readable.
It is next to his wife's grave. It looks like it has sunk into the ground
quite a bit; so it's possible that any writing on the stone (if there is
anything) could be buried.
A note in the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine (v. 13, nos. 2-3) says, "An
earth stone marks the place where Peter Bodine is said to have been buried by
the side of his wife. He died from drowning and was supposed to have been
buried elsewhere since the graveyard at Sandy Ridge was not used for burials
until 1819.
Here is some more info I got on this:
-----Original Message-----
From: Ray Fisher [rfisher9 at tampabay.rr.com]
Sent: Monday, January 24, 2005
Subject: Peter Bodine and Sabilla Ent
I found your very interesting web site today. It will take me some time to
digest it all!
I have a correction on the death date of Peter Bodine who is shown to have
died in 1801 in the Susannah Case Bible. In the New Jersey Calendar of Wills
1810-1813 is Peter Bodine of Amwell Twsp;, Hunterdon Co., 1810, Nov. 16. Int.
Inventory $95.50; made by Robert Sharp and Gershom Lambert. Sworn to by
Isabella Bodine, Adm'x, Nov. 20, 1810. It appears the last two numbers of his
death date are transposed in the Bible. I have a copy of the inventory.
Sabilla Ent's mother is Susannah Moore (Mohr/Moor) who married Valentine Ent.
She is the eleventh of their twelve children. Susannah's parents are Johann
Jacob Mohr and Anna Apolonia Moret.
On your family group sheet for Ann (Anna) Bodine and Adam Case under Sources,
numbers 3 and 6 refer to a letter received from Mary Lou Bartunek. That is me
and I don't remember what I wrote! I will have to look back in my
correspondence. I lost my husband and am now very happily married to Ray
Fisher.
Mary Lou Fisher
7 Bonnie Court South
Homosassa, FL 34446
rfisher9 at tampabay.rr.com
*****End of message.*****
An inventory can be done years after someone dies, but usually it is done soon
afterwards. I would go with the idea that someone wrote the incorrect date in
the Bible or someone transcribed it incorrectly.
Here is another message I got on this subject:
From: Columbia County Historical Society [research at colcohist-gensoc.org]
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005
To: Dave Bodine
Subject: RE: Case - Bodine Bible
Dear Mr. Bodine:
Thank you for your E-mail. You are correct. At some point, the last two
numbers of 1810 were transposed. The Case Genealogy File # 74 here at the
Columbia County Historical & Genealogical Society lists the death date of
Peter Bodine both as 10 Oct 1810 and 10 Oct 1801. The CCHGS does not have the
Case-Bodine Bible you refer to in your E-mail, nor does it have a copy of said
Bible. The Case Genealogy File lists the information that you have listed in
your E-mail. The "Susan B. Case" that you refer to in your E-mail was the
youngest of the 13 children of Adam & Anna (Bodine) Case and was born 2 Feb
1817. She was a Quaker missionary, who went about reading the Quaker faith.
She last lived in Espy where she died (no date) and was buried in the
Creveling Cemetery in Almedia in an unmarked grave. The Case Genealogy File
goes on to mention that the Bible is now in the possession of Miss Susan
Lehman of Espy. She was the daughter of Samuel & Myra (Case) Lehman, and died
in 1948 (unmarried). There is no further mention of the Bible. The Mrs.
Nancy Sweeney that you referred to in your E-mail is still living. She can be
contacted by writting: Mrs. James J.(Nancy) Sweeney, 5660 80th Street -
Apartment A203,St. Petersburg, FL 33709. She might be able to provide more
information about the Case-Bodine Bible.
Sincerely,
Albert Oldroyd
Volunteer - CCHGS
Mary Lou Fisher later checked with Mrs. Sweeney, but she had not seen the
Bible herself. She had only forwarded information from the Bible that was in
the Case files. She does not know who actually has the Bible.
Here are a couple of pictures of the stone. They were sent to me by Brian
D. Bodine:
His wife's stone says, "In memory of Sibilla Bodine, wife of Peter Bodine,
Died April 4, 1825, Aged 66 years."
The land where Peter had a log cabin (I don't think it is still there), and
later a house, is right around the corner from the cemetery.
Here are parts of a message I got from Brian about Peter's grave:
From: deltastyle1 at juno.com
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2004
Subject: Sibilla AND Peter Bodine 's Headstones FOUND !!!
Hello David,
I just returned from Sandy Ridge Cemetery where I met the caretaker. We
located Sibilla's stone AND what must be Peter's. His name is on the chart;
it's just not on the list, and it is right next to hers. There is six feet or
so open on each side of their stones, so it has got to be his. His is
fieldstone and is not legible, just blank...
It is listed that he came over from France. I was taken around the bend to
where he originally lived in a log cabin, and then a house on the same
grounds. Wesley Bellis Bodine took me there...
By the way, on the stone it is spelled Sibilla, but their chart also said
Stella next to Sibilla. SO it was probably what they called her... I didn't
get to see if any other of Peter's children are there. There was only one we
went to, William. Although there are a lot of Bodines there, I don't think any
more of his children are there. Wesley Bodine took me from there to Rosemont
Cemetery; his parents and siblings are there and a grandfather. His Great
Grandfather is at Sandy Ridge.
He said he has records going back to France. We will meet when he can.
Probably go to a place to make copies. I don't know if you and I are in the
same line, but I believe he and I are. I am thrilled to have gotten this much
done. I do not know what Hiram Deets's records might show. He is long since
passed, but he was the historian for Hunterdom County. In time, I can go back
to the Historical Society. I will write again when I get the photos...
Happy Easter!
Sincerely, Brian Bodine
The following information was sent to me by Bill Morrow:
There are NO Bodine listings in Hiram Deat's booklet "Tombstone
Inscriptions from Hunterdon County Cemeteries" which contains all the yards
you listed, except for the following:
SANDY RIDGE CEMETERY
Copied August 2nd, 1917, by Egbert T. Bush and Hiram E. Deats.
This cemetery adjoins the Sandy Ridge Baptist Church, which was constituted
October 24, 1818, although the first building was completed some months
before, and religious services maintained for some years previously at least
as early as 1812. The first interment was that of Rebecca Doyle, who died
April 24, 1819. It is two miles northeast of Stockton, in Delaware Township,
which was set off from Amwell Township in 1838.
BODINE, Watson R., 1844-1919
BODINE, Ann Elizabeth Sharp, wf. Watson R., 1841-1916, 75 yrs.
BODINE, Benjamin, Feb 17, 1875, in 82nd yr.
BODINE, Beulah P., Feb 17, 1894, 1-4-27.
BODINE, Catherine, wf. Benjamin, Mar 27, 1882, in 90th yr.
BODINE, Cornelius W., Feb 2, 1904, in 81st yr.
BODINE, Delilah Ann, wf. William, Juy 28, 1847, 26 yrs.
BODINE, Hannah, wf. Charles W., Apr 24, 1874 in 30th yr.
BODINE, Jennie Hunt, wf. Wesley B., Feb 27, 1891, 28-2-0.
BODINE, John E., Mar 22, 1894, 53-3-9.
BODINE, Lambert, Dec 20, 1863, 28-0-2.
BODINE, Mary Bellis, wf. William, May 26 1908, in 84th yr.
BODINE, Miriam C. Romine, wf. Cornelius W., Junme 10, 1900, in 66th yr.
BODINE, Sarah E., see Warman.
BODINE, Stella, wf. Peter, Apr 4, 1825, 66 yrs.
BODINE, Wilda E., Nov 29, 1895, 4 mos.
BODINE, William, Mar 28, 1886, in 68th yr.
Bill Morrow in Houston, TX (native of NJ)
Additional information was sent to me by Brian Bodine (deltastyle1at
juno.com). He has gone to the cemetery and looked at the tombstones:
William Bodine......................................4/30/1818 - 3/28/1886
Deliah Ann..............................................7/28/1821 - 7/28/1847
Mary Bellis..............................................12/2/1824 - 5/20/1908
(this death date differs from the one above)
Carrie Bodine.........................................1866 - 1940
Cornelius Bodine..................................7/19/1826 - 2/2/1904
Miriam Bodine.......................................10/25/1834 - 6/10/1900
Lucy L. Bodine.......................................1876 - 1951
Mary H. Bodine.....................................1874 - 1943
Sarah L. Bodine....................................1844 - 1920
S. Reading Bodine..............................1845 - 1920
From: deltastyle1 at juno.com
Sent: Sunday, January 04, 2004
Subject: SABILLAH ( STELLA ) BODINE BIRTH & DEATH DATES
Hello David,
I got a call from the Pastor ( John Gillian ), then the Caretaker ( Bud Kazant
) of the Cemetery of Sandy Ridge Church. He didn't have record of Peter
Bodine but did of Sabillah. They have only the birth & death dates.
Sabillah ( Stella ) Bodine, Died April 4th, 1825 at age 66, which would put
her birth date at 1759.
He gave me the lot number ( 44? ) and said he would meet me at the Church to
look at the Maps of the Cemetery to see if we could find the stone(s). He's
86 Years young... So, we got a little here with Sabillah's birth and death
dates and will keep on looking and that's a start...
Sincerely, Brian Bodine
End of message.
This family had descendants who moved to Columbia County, Pennsylvania (son
Peter Bodine). Columbia County came from Northumberland County. The book on
the history of Columbia and Montour Counties, Pennsylvania lists some Ent
families in those areas.
I bet that the Jacob Bodine who married Catherine Fauss is related to this
family. They are from the Stockton area, too, and are buried in the cemetery
behind the Sand Brook German Baptist Church. He is probably their grandson,
but that is just a guess at this time.
Here is a message I got on the Ent family:
----- Original Message -----
From: "Sylvia Ellingwood" (seeschick2 at msn.com)
Sent: Sunday, February 17, 2002
Subject: Genealogy
Was "cruising for cousins" when I found your web site. Was struck by the
combination of the ENT and BODINE surnames together. When I poked around I
found you have them as being from New Jersey. That's close enough for me at
the stage my research is in to still hold an interest.
I am trying to track down alll that I can on an elusive LINA SNYDER who
married SCHOFIELD. Both of them are buried in Chester Co., Pa. and I believe
they lieved there. Where Lina Snyder was born and raised is still a mystery. I
believe I have her traced down as having been one of three children born to
CALVIN SNYDER and MELINDA ENT. It appears that MELINDA ENT had several
brothers and sisters (whose names I have). One was a sister Jerusha ENT who
married William BODINE. They had two children Frank and Ethel.
Does any of this look familiar to you? Do you have any information on Lina
Snyder Schofield?
Sylvia
The following information comes from LDS microfilm #982266. This film has a
lot of different genealogical data on it, but I only looked at the section
called "Best and Bodine Families." This is found about halfway through the
film. It is composed of at least seventy pages of family group sheets, notes,
abstracts, and other items of genealogical interest. Most of it has to do with
the Bodine and Best families from Ontario, Canada and Columbia County,
Pennsylvania. It does not seem to be put together into any organized fashion,
but there is a lot of information in this file. I believe all of it comes from
work done and gathered by Harry Bodine, 307 4th Street, Evanston, WY 82930.
And much of his information seems to have come from Mrs. Catherine Horman of
Ferndale, Michigan. Her mother was Clara Belle Bodine. It seems that this was
all put together in the 1960's.
One of the papers in this file was this information from a Case-Bodine family
Bible. It was handwritten. Looking at this paper, I couldn't understand
exactly where the Bible info came from. This Case-Bodine Bible data may have
come from the September 1965 edition of Genealogical Helper, p. 134 - 194 (?).
I'm not sure where this Genealogical Helper was published, probably Lycoming
County or possibly Columbia County, Pennsylvania or even somewhere in New
Jersey. This was submitted by Miss Violetta Hill, 177 Valley Road, Wayne, New
Jersey. Miss Hill was working in New Jersey on names like Bodine, Case, Deats,
Haserick, and Stonenburg. In Pennsylvania, she was working on Andrews, Barger,
Briggs, Buchanan, Campbell, Carpenter, Carr, Case, Cruysinger, Faust,
Haserick, Hill, Hauser, King, Lee, Marshall, Marsey, Pearson, Penquiste,
Smith, Starr, Stauts, Taylor, and Thurston. The Case name also appears as Kase
and Kaese. It seems that Miss Hill's Bodine line married into the Case line
and moved to Columbia County, Pennsylvania about 1808. The Case line moved to
Lycoming County (PA) in the 1850's.
********************
The following data comes from the Bible of Susanna Case. The Bible was bought in Pottsville, PA on December 29, 1850. It was published by James B. Smith & Co. in 1847 (23 S. 8th Street, Philadelphia). The words "Susan B. Case, 1868" are written in it somewhere. The info from this Bible was sent to Violetta Hill in September of 1964 by Mrs. Nancy Sweeney, the genealogical chair of Columbia County. The page I am copying from is handwritten.
Births (Father and his brothers and sisters)
William Case (father)................................born Aug. 11, 1763
Adam Case.................................................Aug. 13, 1770
Joseph Case...............................................Apr. 14, 1772
Mary Case.................................................Oct. 21, 1774
Anna Case.................................................Mar. 17, 1777
Philip Case...............................................Dec. 12, 1782
Rebecca Case..............................................Oct. 12, 1783
Catherine Case............................................July 3, 1786
Isaac Case................................................Dec. 27, 1789
Mother's brothers & sisters Bodine dates
Anna Bodine...............................................Dec. 1778?
Jacob Bodine..............................................Nov. 29, 1781
Sussannah Bodine..........................................
Sarah Bodine..............................................Feb. 17, 1791
Benjamin Bodine...........................................Oct. 12, 1793
Peter Bodine..............................................Apr. 28, 1797
Grandfather's and grandmother's ages and deaths
Peter Bodine...........b. June 25, 1756................d. Oct. 10, 1801
Sabillah Bodine........b. June 27, 1759................d. Apr. 4, 1825
Written by Susan B. Case, there (sic) granddaughter, 1868 & dau. of Anna Case who was b. Feb. 2, 1817, the youngest of the family of 13 children.
Note by Dave Bodine: This information gets confusing, but this is what I understand. This Bible belonged to Susan B. Case, the youngest of the thirteen children of Adam Case and Anna Bodine. The birth dates for these thirteen children are not listed in this Bible. However, the date "Feb. 2, 1817" given above does refer to the birth date of Susan B. Case and not her mother, Anna (Bodine) Case. Someone has interpreted it that way in the past. However, Anna (Bodine) Case's birth date is given further above as "Dec. 1778 (?)." I'm not sure why the question mark is there. The date may be a little off or the person transcribing the Bible could not read it well. The Bible information continues below.
Deaths: Adam Case, Jan. 29, 1848
Mahlon Case (son of Adam & Anna) d. June 29, 1848 (is this an error in copying?)
William Case "........"........."..........." d. Mar. 13. 1860 (father of Ebenezer Case & )
Milton Case "........."........."..........." d. Feb. 22, 1839 (written in pencil)
Jacob Case ".........."........."..........." d. Mar. 30, 1839
Nathan Case "........."........."..........." d. Jan. 4, 1866
Anna Case (dau ......."........."..........." d. May 26, 1837 (crossed out in V. Hill copy)
Sarah Case (dau......."........."..........." d. Jan. 29, 1856
Esther Hance "........"........."..........." d. Nov. 27, 1876 (widow of Elder Hance)
Note: Violetta Hill is descended from Mahlon Case, son of Adam and Anna.
Here is some information I got from Ronny Bodine:
Death notice, the Federalist, 22 Oct 1810.
Drowned in the Delaware, near Howell's Ferry, on the evening of the 9th inst. Mr. Peter Bodine, of the township of Amwell, aged about 50 years.
***End of info from RB***
Looking on the map, Howell's Ferry was between Wilburtha, Mercer County, New Jersey and Yardley, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.
Here is a partial transcription of Peter Bodine's inventory. I was not able to read it all, but I did get anything of real genealogical interest from it. Images of the two pages of this inventory follow. My thanks to Mary Lou Fisher for sending this to me.
Page 1 of Peter Bodine's Inventory
November 16th, 1810
A list of the apprisement of the moveable estate of Peter Bodine dec'd of the Township of Amwell County of Hunterdon and State of New Jersey.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ......................................................................$......¢
A P u r s e o f C a s h . . . . . . ......................................................................4.......
W e a v i n g a p p a r e l . . . . . ......................................................................6.......
Bedsteads and B eddings...............................................................2.......
Tea ware Dresser Pewter and Crockery........................................2.......
Cupboard and b o x . .......................................................................1....50
Spinning wheels and Reel.....................................................................50
Table Chairs and Candlestand.......................................................1.......
Kettle Pots ladle and flesh fork......................................................1....50
Trambles Shovel tongs and grid Iron..............................................1....25
Bake Iron frying pan and smoking Iron................................................75
Gun Cartridge box and bayonet.....................................................2.......
One tin plate Stove and pipe........................................................10.......
A lot of Carpenter's tools and some old Iron..................................1....50
One Cask Churn tub and pails.......................................................1....50
Shovel dung fork and grubing hoe..................................................1.......
Scithes Cradle and whet stone.............................................................50
One Cow and h e i f e r . ....................................................................12........
F i v e H o g s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....................................................................12........
Corn standing in the field................................................................6........
Nine bushels of buckwheat.............................................................4.....50
Hay and Corn f o d d e r .....................................................................4........
B o a r d s a n d S h i n g l e s . . .....................................................................7........
A lot of flax in the s h eaf..................................................................6........
A batteau a share in the fish net and rock fish line............................3........
Pigeon net and some tow yarn...............................................................25 Two hives of bees wheel barrow and grindstone.............................2.....25
Potatoes and A p p l e s . ............................................................................50
A p p r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...................................................................95.....50
(Signed by)
Robert Sharp
Gershom Lambert
Page 2
New Jersey Hunterdon County
Isabella Bodine, Administratrix of Peter Bodine deceased, being duly sworn according to Law, did depose and say that the within writing contains a true and perfect inventory of all and singular the Goods, Chattels, and Credits of the said Peter Bodine deceased, as far as have come to her knowledge or Possession or to the Possession of any Heirs, Person, or Persons *for her was*
Sworn this 20th November
A 1810 before me
--- Maxwell ---
New Jersey Hunterdon County
Robert Sharp and Gershom Lambert, appraisers of the within inventory being duly sworn according to Law, did --- --- that the Goods, Chattels, and Credits in the within inventory set down and specified (rest is hard to read, but it is only official stuff).
Sworn the 20th November
A 1810 before me
--- Maxwell *Funsgate*
Signed by
Robert Sharp
Gershom Lambert
Here are images of these documents:
Page 1
Page 2
From: Ray Fisher [rfisher9 at tampabay.rr.com]
Sent: Thursday, January 08, 2009
Subject: Peter Bodine
Hi Dave,
...
In the book "Immigrants to the Middle Colonies" edited by Michael Tepper is a
section "Persons Naturalized in New Jersey Between 1702 and 1776". There is a
Perter Bodine who was naturalized under the act of 8 July 1730. Could this be
the father of your Ten Most Wanted, Peter Bodine 1756-1810, who married
Sabilla Ent?
Regards.
Mary Lou Fisher
From Ronny Bodine:
Peter Bodine belongs to an orphan line whose ancestry is presently under
investigation, but who undoubtedly is descended from Jean Bodin (John Bodine)
and his wife Maria Crocheron. The name Peter was one commonly used in this
family. Jean and Maria themselves had a son named Peter who was born about
1690 and two grandsons, one each born to their sons Isaac and Abraham. It
seems quite likely that the subject of this account was a great-grandson of
Jean and Maria Bodine.
Based upon family Bible records, Peter Bodine was born in 1756 and first
appears in the public record in 1780 when he and John Bodine were recorded as
residents of Hunterdon County, New Jersey's tax list for Amwell Township for
each year through 1789, these being the only years available for review. He
appears on a list of the Hunterdon County Militia of 1792. As noted below, he
died in 1810 and an estate administration was conducted that year in Amwell
Township. He married Sibilla Ent, daughter of Valentine and Susannah (Moore)
Ent probably in 1777 or early 1778 as their first child was born in Dec 1778,
but there is no surviving record of their marriage. The marriage undoubtedly
took place in Hunterdon County. Whereas Peter died in 1810, his widow
survived until 1825.
The father of Peter Bodine may have been another Peter Bodine whose estate was
administered on 16 July 1796 by Esther Bodine and John Bodine, all of Reading
Township, Hunterdon County. Esther Bodine, whose own estate was administered
upon in March 1800, was likely Peter's widow and John was either his son or
brother. The 1792 Hunterdon County Militia List included only eight Bodines,
four of whom were residents of Amwell Township: David, John and two Peters,
of whom one would be he who died in 1796 and the other in 1810. The New
Jersey law reorganizing the state militia was approved 30 Nov 1792 and
required each county to enroll any "free and able-bodied while male citizen
between the ages of eighteen and forty-five." Thus the four Bodine men were
born between 1747 and 1774. In Feb 1766, John Bodine, cooper, of Reading,
Hunterdon County, was directed to appear before the Somerset County Court to
answer charges of fornication having been accused by Hannah Van Sickelen of
fathering her child which was born 30 Sept 1765. John Bodine posted a bond of
£40 and Peter Bodine posted one of £20. (Docket of Jacob Van Noor Strand,
J.P. 1765-1784, Bridgewater Twp., Somerset County.]
Death Notice, Bucks County Intelligencer of 5 Nov 1810:
Peter Bodine of Amwell, New Jersey, died Oct. 9, 1810 at the age of 50.
Death notice, The Federalist of 22 Oct 1810:
Drowned in the Delaware, near Howell's Ferry, on the evening of the 9th inst.
Mr. Peter Bodine, of the township of Amwell, aged about 50 years.
From New Jersey Calendar of Wills 1810-1813: Peter Bodine of Amwell Twsp;,
Hunterdon Co., 1810, Nov. 16. Int. Inventory $95.50; made by Robert Sharp and
Gershom Lambert. Sworn to by Isabella Bodine, Adm'x, Nov. 20, 1810.
Burials at Sandy Ridge Cemetery, Hunterdon County.
A note in the Pennsylvania Genealogical Magazine (v. 13, nos. 2-3) says, "An
earth stone marks the place where Peter Bodine is said to have been buried by
the side of his wife. He died from drowning and was supposed to have been
buried elsewhere since the graveyard at Sandy Ridge was not used for burials
until 1819.
In memory of Sibilla wife of Peter Bodine Died April 4, 1825 Aged 66 Years
The following data comes from the Bible of Susanna Case. The Bible was bought
in Pottsville, PA on December 29, 1850. It was published by James B. Smith &
Co. in 1847 (23 S. 8th Street, Philadelphia). The words "Susan B. Case, 1868"
are written in it somewhere. The info from this Bible was sent to Violetta
Hill in September of 1964 by Mrs. Nancy Sweeney, the genealogical chair of
Columbia County. The page I am copying from is handwritten.
Births (Father and his brothers and sisters)
William Case (father)................................born Aug. 11, 1763
Adam Case.................................................Aug. 13, 1770
Joseph Case...............................................Apr. 14, 1772
Mary Case.................................................Oct. 21, 1774
Anna Case.................................................Mar. 17, 1777
Philip Case...............................................Dec. 12, 1782
Rebecca Case..............................................Oct. 12, 1783
Catherine Case............................................July 3, 1786
Isaac Case................................................Dec. 27, 1789
Mother's brothers & sisters Bodine dates
Anna Bodine...............................................Dec. 1778?
Jacob Bodine..............................................Nov. 29, 1781
Sussannah Bodine..........................................
Sarah Bodine..............................................Feb. 17, 1791
Benjamin Bodine...........................................Oct. 12, 1793
Peter Bodine..............................................Apr. 28, 1797
Grandfather's and grandmother's ages and deaths
Peter Bodine...........b. June 25, 1756................d. Oct. 10, 1801
[sic-transposed, should read 1810]
Sabillah Bodine........b. June 27, 1759................d. Apr. 4, 1825
Written by Susan B. Case, there (sic) granddaughter, 1868 & dau. of Anna Case
who was b. Feb. 2, 1817, the youngest of the family of 13 children.