I am trying to find who the parents of John Cady b: 15 Feb 1807 Washington Co., PA, were. He was married 17 Oct 1829 to Rebecca Morgan in Nobelestown, Allegheny CO., PA.I have her birth as 22 March 1810. They came to Ohio about 1860 and even though he was older he enlisted, on 15 Nov 1861, in Pomeroy, Meigs Co., OH to serve in the Civil War. He was in the 7th Ohio Battery and died in a Memphis, TN, hospital on 22 Sep 1862. Fell ill during the battle of Shiloh. His children were: William, John C., Daniel, Isabel, Joseph, Mary Jane, Rebecca Ann (She is my gr grandmother), Susan, and Hezekiah Willet. These are the only children I have though I have heard there were thirteen children. Any help would be appreciated. Would also like to find who the parents of Rebecca Morgan were. Margaret

Cady Family listed in "Marriages & Deaths from the New York Herald, 1835 - 1855" Byron 2 Sept. 1836 Byron B. 22 Feb. 1855 Catherine 12 April 1855 Henrietta 17 Dec. 1853 Jesse 6 Feb. 1855 Lureny, Mrs. 1 April 1843 Rebecca H. 1 May 1852

Several Cadys are buried in Butterfield Cemetery, Sauk County, Wisconsin. It's about half-way between Reedsburg and Baraboo, and I can send directions if anyone thinks this is their line. I have been there and photographed some of these... Daniel CADY and his wife Elizabeth Raymond CADY...my gr.gr. grandparents. William Curtis CADY (1822-1911), his second wife, Emogene HUNTINGTON CADY (1844-1920) (my gr. grandparents) and Wm. C.'s first wife, Maria GILLETT. Selden Almerin CADY (W.C. and Maria's son, died while at the Univ. of WI) Henry W. CADY (nephew of W. C.) Frank D. CADY (oldest son of W.C.), his wife, Carrie JONES CADY, their daughter, Grace CADY Hope this helps someone. Martha in St. Louis

In a message dated 8/24/99 9:11:38 PM, suzyfrtz@tir.com writes: << One of the New Years social surprises in Blue Rapids was the marriage of Ella M. Cady to Judge Hiram P. Vrooman of Parsons which took place at the home of the bride on >> They sure did a lot of redundant naming back then. My husband's great aunt was Ella M. Cady, b 7 May 1853 in Iowa. She married Matt. Wing, a minister, on 30 Aug. 1873. :-) Betty Researching Bruna, Cady, Dobkowski (Dob), Fox (Fuchs), Gregonis (Gre/aygonis-UK, Grygonu), Hazard, Kawecki, Perlinski, Polk, Prescott, Von Derlick

CADY FAMILY, Hillside Cemetery, St. Clair, Michigan Elizabeth Hamilton P. Mary C. Perkins Mary E. Wealthy

I found these newspaper articles in an old scrapbook of obits and marriage notices from St. Clair, Michigan, newspapers (probably the Republican.) Please let me know if you would like the entire piece. "1892 (taken from the) Council Grove, Kansas Republican: The elite of the city assembled at the university last evening for the purpose of listening to Miss Alice Cady, violinist of the Ottawa Conservatory, with her mother and sister. We venture to assert that Miss Cady's playing has been surpassed but once...Her sister Miss Lizzie Cady entranced the house with her Indian Bell Song..." "1898 (taken from the) Blue Rapids, Kansas, Motor: One of the New Years social surprises in Blue Rapids was the marriage of Ella M. Cady to Judge Hiram P. Vrooman of Parsons which took place at the home of the bride on the evening of New Year's Day...Miss Cady as a musician has gew equals in the state and has done much to elevate the character of music in Blue Rapids..." Sue Cady List Manager

Mrs Reed Cady 1945 After only a brief illness, Mrs Hazel Guile Cady died Monday morning, April 23, in the hospital at Geneva,NY. She was taken from her home in Lakemont last week to the Geneva General Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs Cady was born June 13, 1886 in Fulton, NY where she spent her early life. In 1911 she was married at Fulton to Reed W. Cady. She is survived by her husband; two sons, Dr. J. G. Cady and Lieut. Russell G. Cady, USNR, now in the Pacific; one brother, Claude E. Guile, an attorney in Syracuse; two sisters,Mrs Clay Beckwith of Fulton and Mrs Elsie Engell of Schenectady and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held in the Cady home at Lakemont, NY Thursday afternoon at 1:00 o'clock. Burial will be in the Lakemont cemetery. The Rev. J. T. Ruston will officate. Thank you, Shirley Cleveland

Hi Cousins, I'm back but don't know for how long. >From files of Dundee Historical Soc. LAKEMONT YOUNG MAN ARRIVES IN EGYPT 1942 Mr and Mrs Reed Cady of Lakemont have recieved a letter from their son, Russell, who is an officer in the merchant marine on one of the large vessels of a United States company.The letter was postmarked Egypt and he stated that they had arrived safely at their destination without excitement. Obviously the weather there is warm and concerning it he writes ," Boy is it hot! By these standards you people have been freezing to death all your life. His next destination is of course secret. Thank you, Shirley Cleveland

In a message dated 8/17/99 5:18:30 AM Eastern Daylight Time, CADY-D-request@rootsweb.com writes: << Don't forget to check the Cady Archives! >> Hi, How do we check the archeves? Phyllis

Hi Sue, First my sympathies on your storm damage! Second, I'm glad you found cause of your health problems and that meds are helping. Here's to a continued good adjustment! I just tried to send an email, which wouldn't travel for some reason. So the Cady tidbits I was going to send will have to wait. I want to see if this will get to you. Martha in St. Louis <dpanetti@freewwweb.com>

There is a genealogist doing much research in Box Butte Co., Nebraska. If she comes across names of interest to me, she sends them on. I received a few pages, the title page saying __The Story of Marsland nad the Surrounding Community__. P. 131 is a list of cemetary lots: Lot 2-Block 23 1/2 a lot Owner Anna Cady Burials: Infant daughter of Thadeus and Martha Slider and granddaughter of Anna Cady. --- Also, I had mentioned seeing the Cade last name in a cemetary in/near Eloy, AZ. If anyone is interested in any details, we will be going thru that area again in a week or two. :-) Betty Researching Bruna, Cady, Dobkowski (Dob), Fox (Fuchs), Gregonis (Gre/aygonis-UK, Grygonu), Hazard, Kawecki, Perlinski, Polk, Prescott, Von Derlick

---------- > From: Suzanne Frantz <suzyfrtz@tir.com> > To: CADY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Cady Archives > Date: Monday, May 10, 1999 6:05 AM > > The Cady Surname Mailing List is archived by Rootsweb, which means you can > look up any name or message that has been mentioned in our posts. > > Here is the address: > http://searches.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/listsearch.pl > > This will take you to the "Archive Search Site." Enter "Cady" in the box. > > Then, unless you want to see all the old messages, you should use a > qualifier such as "Nicholas Cady." > > I have found it's a good idea to bookmark the site so you can have easy > access whenever you want it. > > Sue > Cady List Manager >

Hello all, Summer is winding down here in Michigan--we've had some awfully severe storms, three in a row, with tornados, very unusual this time of year. A tree fell on our travel trailer and there were many "sighs" and "oh wells"-- insurance is taking care of it. My recent heart trouble turned out to be a problem with regulating the beats and I'm doing much better, even though I just began the medication. I encourage you all to post any Cady names and tidbits you come across. We never know where these might lead. Here is one taken from a hand-compiled book of Civil War Veterans of St. Clair County, Michigan: JAMES H. CADY, date of enlistment, Aug. 22, 1863; Co. C 11th Michigan Calvary; date of discharge, Sept. 22, 1865; date of death, March 31, 1909; Chattanooga Cemetery; rank, 2nd Master Sgt." Welcome to all new members! Don't forget to check the Cady Archives! Sue Cady List Manager

Unioin Publishing Company, Springfield, Ill., 1883: History of Hardin County, Iowa, Together with sketches of its towns, villages, and townships, educational, civil, military and political history; portraits of prominent persons, and biographies of representative citizens -- History of Iowa, embracing accounts of the pre-historic races, and a brief reivew of its civil, political, and miltary history. How's that for a book title! For you folks mentioning Michigan in connection with Cady families, this is taken from the Hardin Co. book: p 305. James F. Cady was born at Lamont, Ottawa county, Michigan, July 11, 1855. He is the oldest son of Pearly [sic] P. and Olive B. Cady. His father is a native of the State of New York; his mother, a daughter of Jeremiah Prescott, is a native of the State of Maine. . . . [James became a lawyer, but died 23 Feb. 1885 without having married. He is buried in Hubbard, Iowa.] p 883. P. P. [Perley Philip] Cady was born in Steuben county, New York, October 24, 1817. . . . In 1839 he moved to Oakland county, Michigan, and remained there about five years. From 1842 to 1851 he spent in the western part of Michigan, teaching at the Indian Mission, at the present site of Grand Rapids, excepting 1846 and 1847, which spent in Chicago, engaged in the lumber trade. In 1848 he was married to Miss Olive B. Prescott, a native of Maine. In 1851 he settled in Alamakee county, Iowa . . .. [P. P. and Olive are also buried in Hubbard, and all three share a head stone. This stone in incorrectly labeled "Preston" instead of "Perley", why or how, we don't know.] James' siblings were Ellen M., Jeremiah Judson, Jessie A., and Frank Prescott. The book also mentions an adopted daughter, Mary A. If anyone can plug into any of this info, lemme know. Maybe there is a relationship. :-) Betty Researching Bruna, Cady, Dobkowski (Dob), Fox (Fuchs), Gregonis (Gre/aygonis-UK, Grygonu), Hazard, Kawecki, Perlinski, Polk, Prescott, Von Derlick

>>Earlier, Suzanne and others were discussing whether there were Cady progenitors other than Nicholas. (Just got back after a month away from my computer, so I'm picking up threads here . . .) I tried this about a year ago, but I don't know if I mentioned it to this list: http://www.familyinfo.com then search for Cady I came up with James, Mary, Pierce, Richard, and Samual on the 1849 New Orleans Passenger Lists data base.

I have a priscilla Cady, any relation? GB

I just tried it and, on the second age, found a web site I hadn't seen before in YEARS of using Alta Vista and Yahoo. The website was the Ontario (NY) County Records office. They have a listing for land deed my great-great grandfather, Alexander Cady, made in 1839. Wow!! ----- Original Message ----- From: <Toothkath@aol.com> To: <MICALHOU-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, July 31, 1999 6:43 PM Subject: [MICALHOU-L] google search > Has everyone tried this site? It's a wonderful place to search, and finds > TONS of matching hits. Try it with a surname......I was very impressed. > Kathy in IL <A > HREF="http://www.google.com/">Google</A> > > http://www.google.com > > > ==== MICALHOU Mailing List ==== > Support Rootsweb! > For information on how to contribute, visit > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > >

I found this site(Ontario Co. NY) through the Family Tree Maker site. I found a Critchell family I have been looking for for years, in the wrong place of course. I sent in my $10.00,received a nice reply and copies of the 1850 and 1855 NY state census with my family of Critchells! This county site deserves some kind of an award! Illyce Mac Donald >From: "Ted Pack" <tedpack@thevision.net> >Reply-To: "Ted Pack" <tedpack@thevision.net> >To: CADY-L@rootsweb.com >Subject: [CADY-L] Re: [MICALHOU-L] google search >Date: Sun, 1 Aug 1999 08:45:45 -0700 > >I just tried it and, on the second age, found a web site I hadn't seen >before in YEARS of using Alta Vista and Yahoo. The website was the >Ontario (NY) County Records office. They have a listing for land deed >my great-great grandfather, Alexander Cady, made in 1839. Wow!! >----- Original Message ----- >From: <Toothkath@aol.com> >To: <MICALHOU-L@rootsweb.com> >Sent: Saturday, July 31, 1999 6:43 PM >Subject: [MICALHOU-L] google search > > > > Has everyone tried this site? It's a wonderful place to search, and >finds > > TONS of matching hits. Try it with a surname......I was very >impressed. > > Kathy in IL <A > > HREF="http://www.google.com/">Google</A> > > > > http://www.google.com > > > > > > ==== MICALHOU Mailing List ==== > > Support Rootsweb! > > For information on how to contribute, visit > > http://www.rootsweb.com/rootsweb/how-to-subscribe.html > > > > > _______________________________________________________________ Get Free Email and Do More On The Web. Visit http://www.msn.com

New to the list... Here it goes.. I will love to share information 1850 Census for Columbia County, NY Reuben Leo Cady -age 35 Catherine Pulver - age 34 (how 5 daughters) Clarissa - age 16 Lydia- age 12 Adeline - age 7 Francilia - age 3 (my great great grandmother) Sarah - age 1 (I believe she ended up in Minnesota and married a Foster)

Hi, I am new to the list and am making an inquiry re Gardner I Cady, born 1851 or 2 in Wayne Co, Ohio. Married Elizabeth Rosor/Rozor, dau of John, in 1874, in Wayne Co, Ohio. Had the following children: John Frederick Cady, Sr, born 30 Nov 18769, died 8 Dec 1954, born in Wooster, Oh. Married Lucille Mae Cuffel, 11 Sep 1915. They had sons, Edward Emerson, and John Fredrick, Jr. William Cady, born 28 Jan 1883, died Mary 1968, lived in Temperance, Mi. had children, grace born 30 Jul 1923, married Edward L Klawitter, William Cady, wife Imagene, lived in Toledo, Oh and Temperance, Mi. Fayma Cady, and Garner Cady, who moved to Minnesota and worked for the railroad. Think he died in the late 1980s. Edward E Cady born Dec 1885, died Aug 1966, Los Angeles, Ca. George W Cady, born april 1876 Charles W Cady, married Ida Pfister, West Lebanon, Oh, children, Stella, Elanor Nelma, Cleon, Robert, Orville, Lucetta. Mary AnnCady, died as an infant. Need the parents of Gardner I Cady. He states in the 1870 Oh census that his father was born in Vermont, and his mother in France. Gardner'[s wife, Elizabeth, is buried in Lucas Co, Toledo Memorial Park, but not Gardner. Need to know his parentage and where he is buried. Thanks for any info. Phyllis Cady