1. 2. Lucian Barbour CASE   b. 27 Apr 1833, Collinsville,Hartford,Connecticut; d. 1913, Hand,Sd.
2. 3. Howard Ernest CASE   b. 5 Oct 1834, Connecticut; d. 1914.
3. 4. Hobart H. CASE   b. 29 Aug 1836; d. 1887.
4. 5. Edwin Phillip CASE   b. 8 Sep 1838; d. 1865.
5. 6. Mary Maria CASE   b. 12 Dec 1840.
6. 7. Samuel John CASE   b. 17 Nov 1842; d. 1912.
7. 8. Julia Kezia CASE   b. 13 Jun 1847, Connecticut; d. 1904, East Baton Rouge,la.

1. 9. Frank L. CASE   b. Aug 1864, Indiana.
2. 10. Bertha M. CASE   b. Jun 1874, Indiana.
3. 11. Herbert Holmes CASE   b. 21 May 1877, Richmond,Wayne,Indiana; d. 20 Oct 1942, Umatilla,or.

1. 12. Carrie CASE   b. 1864, Indiana.
2. 13. Adella CASE   b. 1866, Indiana.
3. 14. William CASE   b. 1870, Iowa.

1. 15. Florence E. CASE   b. Feb 1893, Ny.
2. 16. Clara H. CASE  

1900 census finds a 23 year old single Herbert Holmes CASE in Nance twp., Beadle co., SD working as a hired man for a William Wilson.

1920 census finds aWalter Holmes, age 29 and Eva Holmes, age 22, reported as brother and sisterinlaw of Herbert H. Case. Both are born in South Dakota with father born in OH and mother born in NY. The ages don't work out for them to be the children of Harriet Emma Bartlett...???

1. 17. Lucian Holmes CASE   b. 28 Mar 1905, Miller,Hand,Sd; d. 7 Jul 1967, Multnomah co.,or.
2. 18. Leonard Roswell CASE   b. 9 Jun 1906, South Dakota; d. Jul 1973, Walla Walla,Walla Walla,Washington.
3. 19. Mae CASE  
4. 20. CASE  
5. 21. CASE  
6. 22. Corolyn Grace CASE   b. 24 Sep 1915, Weasington,Sd; d. 12 Aug 1983, Portland,Multnomah co.,or.
7. 23. CASE  
8. 24. Blanche CASE   b. 14 May 1920, South Dakota; d. 9 Nov 1997, Bremerton,Kitsap co.,Washington.

1. 25. HOPKINS  

Cause of Death: cancer
Grama Herndon was a wonderful inspiration to me.I remember her with the utmost respect! She had many, many friends and was askind, patient and caring as any human individual could ever be! When I firstmet her, she was PTA president of her sons grade school, Wilkes grade school.She worked as a cook in the school kitchen. Then she cooked at "Bakers Beanery" in Fairview. She was very well liked by everybody there. Then she went towork at Sears, Roebuck and Co. in the credit department. She then rented her house and got an apartment right across the street from Sears. She lived thereuntil her death.

Wherever she went, she had many friends. She was truly agood woman. She loved her family, every one of them. She was a super positiveperson. My mother, Geneva Shepard called her "Giggles" because she laughed ateverything. I think she did that as a nervous reaction but many times is reversed the anger in a situation.

I miss you, Grama Herndon, you were a wonderful mother-in-law and friend. And, an even better grama. I wish I could be like you.

In 1937, Grama Herndon was living in Freewater, OR and working forthe Stadlman Fruit co. She was 21 years old and applied for her Social Security card. (#543-01-6614) She had 2 boys by then but worked packing fruit to makemoney enough to make ends meet. This was 'depression' times and people had todo whatever they could to make sure the family ate.

Name: Herndon, CorolynGrace (Case)
County: Multnomah
Death Date: 12 Aug 1983
Certificate: 83-13645
Spouse: Donald
Birth Date: 24 Sep 1915

1. 26. HERNDON  
2. 27. HERNDON  
3. 28. HERNDON