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Village:Alfred, ME Source:bios:59

id 59
firstname Fannie C.
lastname Casey
birthyr 1862
deathyr 1911
bio Casey, Fannie C. (1862-1911), of the 2nd Family, Alfred, ME, was born in Portland, ME, and brought to the Shakers as a child, in 1871. She became a teacher; a successor in teaching to Elder John Bell Vance, she taught from 1880 (1881 ?), until about 1900, when she was replaced by a younger Sister. She was appointed associate eldress of the Church F. in February, 1892; served as trustee from March, 1896, until her death; and as eldress from 1902, until at least 1905. In 1908 a "Catalog of Fancy Goods made at Shaker Village, Alfred... n was published with her duties identified as trustee and manager. She indentured Sr. R. Mildred Barker, the later spiritual leader at Sabbathday Lake, ME.
villageplus the 2nd Family. Alfred

	id	59
	firstname	Fannie C.
	lastname	Casey
	birthyr	1862
	deathyr	1911
	bio	Casey, Fannie C. (1862-1911), of the 2nd Family, Alfred, ME, was born in Portland, ME, and brought to the Shakers as a child, in 1871. She became a teacher; a successor in teaching to Elder John Bell Vance, she taught from 1880 (1881 ?), until about 1900, when she was replaced by a younger Sister. She was appointed associate eldress of the Church F. in February, 1892; served as trustee from March, 1896, until her death; and as eldress from 1902, until at least 1905. In 1908 a "Catalog of Fancy Goods made at Shaker Village, Alfred... n was published with her duties identified as trustee and manager. She indentured Sr. R. Mildred Barker, the later spiritual leader at Sabbathday Lake, ME.
	villageplus	the 2nd Family. Alfred