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1850 Jackson, VA 351-355
Casto Nicholas 24 M Farmer Va
Casto Callitha 23 F Va
Casto Louisa 3 F Va
Casto David 17 M Farmer VA
1860 Jackson, VA # 1018-956
Nicholas, 34, Constable
Telitha, 33
Louisa, 13
Emily J, 10
Addison A, 5
Curtis B, 2 (Cincinnatus B???)
1870 Washington Dist, Jackson,WV # 139
Nicholas 45
Telitha 44
Addison A 15
Sarah 10
Alice 10
William 6
George N 5
Everett 6
1880 Census Place: Washington, Jackson, West Virginia
Nicholas CASTO Self M M W 54 WV
Tellitha CASTO Wife F M W 53 WV
Adison A. CASTO Son M S W 24 WV
Alice CASTO Dau F S W 20 WV
Wm. H. CASTO Son M S W 17 WV
George N. CASTO Son M S W 15 WV
Evert CASTO Son M S W 11 WV
Lenora CASTO Dau F S W 9 WV
1900 Washington Dist, Jackson, WV # 329-341
Nicholas, 5/1826, m52
Telitha, 5/1827, m52, 12-8
1910 Washington, Jackson, WV # 100 all WVWVWV
Casto, George N 45 m1- 22y
Katie wife 41 m1- 22y 3-3 children
Oley son 21 s
Evert son 19 s
Warren son 17 s
Nicholas N father 84 m1
Jackson County Births show a child born to Nicholas and Jane in 1861. No name, no date.
John A House: "Pioneers of Jackson County":
Nicholas Casto married Lilletha Casto, daughter of Williiam. The two families were in some way connected, and both came from the valley of the Buckhannon River.
The schoolhouse where Nicholas Casto attended was of poles about twelve by fourteen, without joists, and about as high to the square as a man's head.
Nicholas was a man of intelligence and progress, and lived on Tug Fork. He was captain of Home Guards, member of Legislature, Justice of the Peace, and three times President of Board of Supervisors, also publisher of 'Social Songster' Hymn book.
His son, George N, Casto, long a school teacher and four years a Justice of Washington District, is now serving as deputy sheriff.
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West Virginia Pioneers
1880 - Yes, date unknown
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