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1. JOHN2 CASSADA (???1 CASADA) was born Bef. 1754. He married MARTHA YOUNG, daughter of ROBERT YOUNG and MARY DOUGLASS.
THE ANALS OF TENNESSEE, Ramsey, 1967, Bentonville Library-p 119-120
...(the Cherokees made a treaty)...the Indians consented (to give additional lands for other considerations)..agreed to, and ROBERT LUCAS was taken in as a partner, to enable them to advance the stipulated price. They leased their lands to job-purchasers. it was, however, afterwards ascertained that the lands thus leased lay in North Carolina and not in Virginia; and the purchasers refused to hold under them, and drove them off.
The Watauga Association, holding the lands which they occupied, under a lease of eight years, as has been heretofore stated, desired to obtain for them a title in fee. They procured, two days after the purchase was made by Henderson & Co., a deed of conveyance to CHARLES ROBERTSON, for a large extent of country. it is found in the Register's office of Washington County.
"Land Records of the Wataugah Purchase.
"This Indenture, made the 19th day of march, 1775, by O-con-os-to-ta, Chief Warrior and First Representative of the Cherokee nation or Tribe of Indians, and Attacullectlly and Savanucah, otherwi8se Coronoh, for themselves and the rest of the whole Nation, being the aborigines and sole owners by occupancey from the beginning of time, of the lands on THE WATERS OF HOLSTON AND WATAUGAH RIVERS, and other lands thereunto belonging, of the one part, and CHARLES ROBERTSON, of the settlement of Wataugah, of the other part, Witnesseth, &c." The consideration was "the sum of two thousand pounds, lawful money of Great Britain, in hand paid." The deed embraced "all that tract, territory or parcel of land, on the waters of Wataugah, Holston and Great Canaway or New River: beginning on the south or south-west side of Holston River; six English miles above LONG ISLAND, in said river; thence a direct line near a south course to the ridge which divides the waters of Wataugah from the waters of nonachuckeh; thence along the various courses of said ridge, nearly a south-east course to the Blue Ridge or line dividing North Carolina from the Cherokee lands; thence along the various courses to the Virginia line; thence west to along the Virginia line to Holston River; thence down the meanders of Holston River to the first station, including all the waters of Wataugah, part of the waters of Holston and the head branches of New River or Great Canaway, agreeable to the bounds aforesaid to said CHARLES ROBERTSON, his heirs and assigns." & c.
"and also, the said CHARLES ROBERTSON, his heirs and assigns, shall and may peaceably and quietly, have hold, possess and enjoy said premises without let, trouble, hindrance or molestation, interruption and denial of them, the Oconostota and the rest, or any of the said Nation.:
Signed in the presence of JOHN SEVIER, WM. BAILEY SMITH, JESSE BENTON, TILLMAN DIXON, WILLIAM BLEVINS, THOS. PRICE, OCONOSTOTA, his X mark (Seal) ATTACULLECULLY , his X mark (seal)
TENNESY WARRIOR, his X mark (seal), WILLINAWAUGH, his X mark (seal)
The lands thus conveyed to CHARLES ROBERTSON, were afterwards regularly patented to the settlers. occupancy had probably heretofore given ownership. The first patentee was JOSHUA HAUGHTON. ...seventh day of May, 1775. other patentees:
JOHN CASSADA...The land has been platted. John Cassada's plat adjoined Robert Young's plat.
WILLIAM CASADA was a squatter on land that was included in the Watauga Purchase. He did not purchase land.
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"History of Greene County, Tennessee and It's People" 1783-1992
ADAM CASEDAY/CASADY-page 56
Adam Caseday, born 11 May, 1804, died 26 Sept., 1889, the son of Robert Casady and Elizabeth Rader. Robert Caseday was born about 1774 in Washington County, North Carolina (now Tennessee) to John Caseday and Martha Young. Adam Caseday was married to Anna Hise, 14 Jan 1823 in Greene County, Tennessee. Anna Hise was born 23 Oct 1805 and died 25 Sep 1880. They were farmers. Anna's parents were James Hise and Catrine Dotson.
Ten children were born to Adam and Anna Caseday. The oldest was
James H. (Caseday) born 18 Feb 1824 and died in the Civil War. Others were:
Elizabeth (Caseday), 4 June 1826;
Cathrine (Caseday), 7 Nov 1828;
Eliza Jane (Caseday) , 29 June, 1830-1845;
William A. (Caseday), 15 Dec 1832-1902;
George Washington (Caseday), 12 Oct 1834-20 Mar 1911;
Margret A. (Caseday), 15 Mar 1838-Oct, 1877;
Marier C. (Caseday), 20 Oct 1841;
Martha Ann (Caseday, 14 Feb 1844;
Robert G. (Caseday), 22 Apr 1848-30 Jun 1924.
George W. Caseday was in the 8th TN. Cavalry in the Civil War. He married Rebecca Mahoney 9 June, 1854. Rebecca lived 1832-1891. Her parents were Jonah Mahoney and Cynthia Irwin.
John Cassada, Adam's grandfather obtained a patent from Charles Robertson for land in the Watauga Purchase in 1775. Robert Cassaday, Adam's father lived all of his life in Washington County, TN.
Adam and Anna's family lived in Greene County until about 1855, when the parents and some of their children moved to Dade County, Georgia. They remained in Georgia until after the Civil War, when they emigrated to Oregon by wagon train. Adam Caseday bought a farm in the Williamette Valley in 1869.
George W. Caseday and family remained in Greene County until 1873.
Eliza Jane Casedaay and her brother, Caric Caseday, with their parents, emigrated by train to San Francisco. They then took a steamship to Portland, Oregon.
George W. Caseday returned to Greene County, TN after his wife Rebecca died. He was married the second time to Ann J___. George W. Caseday died 20 Mar 1911 and is buried in the Chuckey Cemetery.
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WATAUGA PURCHASE
John (Cassada)Caseday (Cassedy on the plat) of Washington Co, TN, was the John receiving a patent from Charles Robertson about 1775. He is about the same age of Abraham Casada of Wayne Co, KY. Abraham married Rhoda Hall.
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John Casaday & Martha Young Casaday had only three known children,
1. Robert b 1773, d aft 11 Jun 1851;
2 James Cashady b 1775.
3. Margaret who married JOHN PARKER in Washington Co., TN on 6 Oct 1794.
Robert & James Cassada are listed in the Washington Co, TN 1819 tax list.
Robert and John Cassedy sold 90 acres to John Lyle in Washington Co, TN (deed book 32 pp 414-415, dated 11 June 1851.
Adam Caseday and son George W. Caseday spelled their name this way in Oregon
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1830 East Tennessee Federal Census Washington County
CASHEDA, Robert W-216 000120001 -0000000
James W-225 00001001 -0001101
John W-206 0100001 -11991
Adam W-235 01001 --0001
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1819 Washington County, Tennessee tax list.
Capt. Howard's Company
CASSADA, JAMES-1WP, 50a (had a warrant patent for 50 acres)
CASSADA, ROBERT-1 WP, 200 acres
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Washington County, Tennessee
Deed Book 32, pp 414-415 11 Jun 1851
Robert & John Casseda to John Lyle
cous:ceaation: $275.00
A tract of 90 acres on the headwaters of Brush Creek in Washington County, Tennessee
signed: Robert (x) Cassedy John (x) Casady
witnesses: Jesse Duncan, Madison Booth
acknowledged: 7 July 1851
registered: 23 July 1851
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"Tennessee in the War of 1812", Sistler, 1992
Enlisted Men, War of 1812
CASSADY, Jas. Sgt. Col Wm Lillard, Capt Jacob Hartsell, E TN vol Inf
Children of JOHN CASSADA and MARTHA YOUNG are:
2. i. ROBERT3 CASSADA, b. 1774, Washington Co, NC (now TN); d. Aft. June 11, 1851, Washington Co, NC (now TN).
ii. JAMES CASHADY, b. 1775.
iii. MARGARET CASEDAY, m. JOHN PARKER, October 06, 1794, Washington Co, TN.
Generation No. 2
2. ROBERT3 CASSADA (JOHN2, ???1 CASADA) was born 1774 in Washington Co, NC (now TN), and died Aft. June 11, 1851 in Washington Co, NC (now TN). He married ELIZABETH RADER.
Children of ROBERT CASSADA and ELIZABETH RADER are:
i. JAMES4 CASSADY, b. Abt. 1802; m. REBECCA BRUMMET, October 21, 1837, Washington Co, TN.
3. ii. ADAM CASSADY, b. May 11, 1804; d. September 26, 1889.
iii. ANN CASSADY, m. JOHN HISE, November 16, 1822, Washington County, Tennessee.
iv. ABRAHAM CASSADA, b. Abt. 1812; m. MARTHA.
v. ROBERT CASSADA, d. Bef. March 06, 1839.
vi. JOHN RADER CASSADA.
Generation No. 3
3. ADAM4 CASSADY (ROBERT3 CASSADA, JOHN2, ???1 CASADA) was born May 11, 1804, and died September 26, 1889. He married ANNA HISE, daughter of JAMES HISE and CATRINE DOTSON. She was born October 23, 1805, and died September 25, 1880.
Children of ADAM CASSADY and ANNA HISE are:
i. JAMES HENRY C.5 CASSADY, b. February 18, 1824; d. Bet. 1861 - 1865.
ii. ELIZABETH CASSADY, b. June 04, 1826.
iii. CATHRINE CASSADY, b. November 07, 1828.
iv. ELIZA JANE CASSADY, b. June 29, 1830; d. 1845.
v. WILLIAM A. CASSADY, b. December 15, 1832; d. 1902.
vi. GEORGE WASHINGTON CASSADY, b. October 12, 1834; d. March 20, 1911; m. REBECCA MAHONEY, June 09, 1854; b. 1832; d. 1891.
vii. MARGARET A. CASSADY, b. March 15, 1838; d. October 1877.
viii. MARIER C. CASSADY, b. October 20, 1841.
ix. MARTHA ANN CASSADY, b. February 14, 1844.
x. ROBERT G. CASSADY, b. April 22, 1848; d. June 30, 1924.
Mildred Seburn Clark
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