8. | Capt. Joseph Case was born on 5 Oct 1656 in Hampton, Norfolk/Rockingham Co., NH (son of John Casse and Martha Philbrick); died on 6 Jul 1739 in Kensington, Rockingham Co., NH. Notes:
Joseph had children by both wives. W.T.Ruddock
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Connecticut Puritan Settlers at WWW.Genealogy.Com:
Farmer says, "JOSEPH CASS, Exeter, as early as 1680, had children, from one of whom descended Major Jonathan Cass, father of Hon. Lewis Cass, late governor of Michigan, a native of New Hampshire." The lady of Hon. Lewis Cass, lately deceased, was a descendant of the Selden family, of Connecticut. Quere, were not Cass and Case originally the same name. The name of Case is occasionally spelled upon the Conn. records, Cass. Richard Case, in 1669, purchased of William Edwards, and Agnes, his wife, all their division of upland and water land, east of the Great River, about ninety acres--perhaps removed to E. Hartford about this time.
Joseph married Mary Hobbs on 4 Jan 1677. Mary died on 3 Jul 1692. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]
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