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I think you may struggle with this enquiry. You don’t say what denomination the family was. Looking at the 1901 census for Tyrone there were 136 people named Casey in the county (nearly all RC). Having said that very few Catholics emigrated from Ireland in the 1700s. Most emigrants at that era were Presbyterian or Church of Ireland. But whatever the denomination, no church in Tyrone has any records for the early 1700s. Indeed there are very few records of any sort. Few Irish families would know their ancestry back to the 1700s and so DNA testing might be the only way to connect with other Casey families from that area.
Mary,
I'm in the U.S., but I saw your message as I'm searching for info on Abner Casey, as well. He is my 7th ggfather. I'm on Ancestry and Facebook, if you'd like to connect, although I don't have any new info to share.
Hello John . I am also a descendant and would like to see book as well. My email is elaster8@gmail.com. Very excited to hear from you. Most willing to share anything I have,but must say isn't much.
Hello my name is Bobby Foster, and I live in the State if TX in the United States. I am a descendnt of Abner Brooks Casey as well by way of my dad's mother: BNF> Donald Casey Foster (father)>Myrtle Emily Casey (Foster)>Columbus D. Casey>John Casey>Robert Casey>William Casey>Jesse B Casey>Abner Brooks Casey. Thanks for all of the info in this forum!
Bobby Neil Foster
