History of Bourbon, Scott, Harrison and Nicholas Counties, Kentucky, ed.
by William Henry Perrin,  O. L. Baskin & Co., Chicago, 1882.  p. 623.
[Scott County]   [White Sulphur Precinct]

ALEXANDER THOMAS, farmer, P. O. White Sulphur; is the fifth of a family of
seven children, and was born in Bourbon County, April 10, 1812; his parents
were natives of Virginia and came to Kentucky among the pioneers, he was
educated in Bourbon County, and began life as a farmer, and avocation he
has always followed, with the exception of a period during the late war;
he removed to Scott County in 1839, and settled on the Georgetown and
Frankfort Pike.  He was married to Miss Eliza D. Lewis in 1838, a daughter
Hiram Lewis, of Harrison County, Ky.  In 1862 he enlisted in the Fifth
Regiment of Cavalry, under General Morgan, and was Quartermaster and
Commissary; he was with Morgan on his ill-fated raid through Indiana and
Ohio, and was taken prisoner at Buffington; he was a Johnson's Island for a
few days; he was then removed to Columbus, O. [sic], where he remained
for eight months, when he was transferred to Fort Delaware, and after
twelve months was exchanged.  Mr. Thomas' place was settled by a man
named Cason; was purchased afterward by Cpl. Dick Johnson, and remained
in the Johnson family until Mr. Thomas bought it.  Mr. T. [sic] is a
Mason, a Democrat and a prominent farmer and stock raiser.

Thomas Lewis Cason
=
Harrison-KY VA OH

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