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Casey Jenkins left Ireland because the potato famine ruined his livelyhood and there was the promise of free land in America.
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Casey Jenkins arrived in the U.S. without food or a place to stay. Had to succumb to medical exam at immigration station.
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Casey Jenkins got a job at a factory that produces cotton.
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Casey Jenkins slacked off and got fired from the cotton factory so he bought supplies to go west.
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Casey Jenkins left to move west and get land to farm potatoes on.
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Casey Jenkins traveled for months with a group of Irishmen he bonded with on his travels.
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Casey Jenkins arrived in a western frontier town to compete in a land race.
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Casey Jenkins won land to farm on in a land race.
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