Looking for a Priscilla Cady who married a Thomas Francis? and Maria Sabin who married a William Sabin ? and an Elenor Lydia Cady who married Joseph Sabin? any info and vitals would help. Children siblings parents??? GB

I got a question today from a posting on the US Gen Web Monroe County (NY) query page. I don't have anything on Aaron Lester Cady. Do any of you ? - ----------------------------------------------- Do You have any info on Aaron Lester Cady b.1836 d. 8 Nov 1866 in Waterport, NY He m. Mary Allen 1837-d.( in Rochester, Monroe Co)1920. They had a dau Dr. Emily Cady

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Nan I looked and that line ends with him, no wife or child. sorry -- Tom You can see our genealogy, over 5,000 names, on the WEB. http://otc.isu.edu/~cady/genealogy/ |||||| Tom E. Cady /// P.O. Box 454 /// Lakeside, AZ 85929 /// 520-367-4919 |||||||||||||| tcady@whitemtns.com \::::::::::/ \::::::::/ |||||||| \::::::/ || | \::::/ || | /::::::\ |||||||| /::::::::\ ||\ /::::::::::\ ||\\ // |||||||||||||| || \\// || \/ //\\ // \\

Always interested in Cadys from Providence - 1800 - 1830. Tough bunch. John Scott-Ferree New Windsor,Md.

Hello List People; I am searching for more information on Thomas CADY. I have no birth year for him or any other information other then he married Adelia Fifield .They had three children Edgar CADY b.1851 Michigan, Sarah CADY b. 1855 Michigan and Melinda CADY b. 1858 Michigan . I have picked picked him up on the 1870 census , Occupation - Wagon Maker . I hope that there is a relative out there who might be able to help me fill in the blanks on Thomas. Thank You . Steve Fifield. sfifield@sisna.com.

Seeking info Penuel Cady, born 1745 Killingly CT, died 1800 Pomfret CT. Parents: Benjamin Cady and Elizabeth Church. Need name of wife and list of children. Nan

Hello To All You can order a copy of "Descendants of Nicholas Cady of Watertown, MA" by Orrin Peer Allen from Higginson Book Co. in Salem, MA. You can find them on the web at www.higginsonbooks.com They have many family histories and other books too on genealogy. Happy hunting! Lori

I wrote to the library in Palmyra, NY looking for information about Alexander or Ela Cady. The librarian there couldn't find my elusive ancestors, but he very kindly sent me these snippets. The address is Palmyra Kings Daughter's Library 127 Cuyler Street, Palmyra, NY 14522 (315) 597-5276 The first set of snippets appear to be copies of 3x5 cards typed from newspaper articles by some devoted volunteer. I added a note or two in square brackets. Here they are: FRANK CADY. Married Nov 26, 1879 at the bride's Mother's, F. C. and Hattie Hollenbeck; they are to live in Wmson [Williamson]. FRANK M. CADY. of Williamson and Hattie E. Hollenbeck of Palmyra were married at Palmyra 11-26-1879; she died in Williamson on May 23, 1881 aged 22; he died at his home in Williamson 9-28-1892 aged 40; was a brother of Seth Cady of Palmyra; his mother and brother Amasa Cady and Mrs. Albert Hoagland are all that are left of a once large family. HATTIE HOLLENBECK CADY. Funeral May 24, 1881 of H.H.C of puerperal fever at age of 22 years; service at Bap. Church in Williamson; Mark 4, x5; [x may be 1 or 2]. HERBERT CADY. and Samantha M. Lyon, both of Williamson, were married at V. E. Parsonage in Marion 10-31-1869. IRA M. CADY. A brother of William A. Cady was killed at Oswego on the R. W. & 0. R. R. May 19, 1902; aged 30 years; leaves a widow and one son, a mother and brother; Mrs. L. A. CADY. Aged 75 years; died May 1, 1897; 1. Mrs. Mattie Hoagland; (a) William Cady Hoagland; 2. William Adams Cady; (a) Marjorie Cady; [I don't understand the numbers and letters; they might be her surviving children and their spouses.] Dr. SETH T. CADY. Of Williamson and Miss Jessie P. Crandall of Palmyra were married at A. P. Crandall's in Palmyra 3-14-1882 by Rev. W. H. Landon and Rev. Horace Eaton; he died in Palmyra 5-15-1891 aged 34 at his home on Fayette Street; came to Palmyra from Williamson in 1887 and was clerk for the local gas company; left a widow and 2 sons; Frank F. Cady and Claude A. Cady; WILLIAM ADAMS CADY. And Nellie Verbridge were married at 1:30 P. M. Oct 25, 1893 at her home [her parents are] Mr. & Mrs. Cornelius Verbridge; by F. C. Merrill; live on Fayette Street; he had a position at Jamestown March 15, 1893; Marjorie was born February 10, 1902; moved to Savannah came back to Palmyra and on April 6, 1906 bought the Edwin R. Rogers place on East Main Street for $4000. - --------------------------------------------------- The librarian also looked through an index to old copies of newspapers and sent me a list of entries. If any of them are your relatives he would probably be happy to send you a copy of the whole article. I don't know what the fee would be. A small ($5) donation to the roof fund and a SASE should cover it. Frank H. Cady of Palmyra died age 55. 1 Jul 1943, Courier Journal. Wm. A. Cady of Palmyra died age 70. 22 May 1941, Courier Journal Mrs. Amasa Cady of Williamson died age 54 19 Feb 1909 Palmyra Courier Lydia Cady of Newark died age 87 10 Jul 1903 Palmyra Courier Frank Harlow Cady married Elta Louise Moon, both of Palmyra 18 May 1911 Wayne County Journal Mrs. Jessie Cady (formerly of Palmyra) married Chapin W. Hazelton of Palmyra 23 Mar 1921 Palmyra Courier Mrs. Nellie Cady of Palmyra died 14 Dec 1941 Palmyra Courier Wm. S. Cady died at Geneva 17 Sep 1823 01 Oct Wayne Sentinel Angeline Cady of Ontario married George Tiffany of Ohio 24 Apr 1844 Palmyra Courier Herbert Cady married Samantha Lyon both of Williamson 1869 Palmyra Courier Frank M. Cady married Hattie Hollenbeck of Palmyra 27 Nov 1879 Palmyra Courier Mattie M. Cady of Palmyra married Milo L. White of Williamson 07 Sep 1888 Palmyra Courier Seth T. Cady of Palmyra died age 34 22 May 1891 Palmyra Courier W. A. Cady of Palmyra married Nellie Verbridge of Williamson 27 Oct 1893 Palmyra Courier

> RE: Subject: [CADY-L] Ezekial, Stoddard, Charles > Date: Thu, 1 Jul 1999 15:50:33 EDT > From: BrendaH99@aol.com > > Does anyone out there have any information on Stoddard Cady (son of Ezekial) > or his son Charles? I am a descendant of Stoddard Cady, his son David Cady (m. Mary McMaster), his son Josiah Shepard Cady (m. Sarah Morris), his son Hiram Morton Cady (m. Donna Marie Taylor), his son Morris Stancil Cady is my father's dad.I know of cousins and have some family pictures Please contact me Caryn Johnson

Hello everyone, While researching "my" Sarah H. Cady here in St. Clair County, Michigan, I have found other Cadys (but not a connection with her as yet!) Burt D. Cady, lumberman and postmaster of Port Huron, b. Medina Ohio 18 April 1834 and moved to Newport (now Marine City, Mich.) when young. Died 30 Jan. 1896. Father Elwin M. Cady, wife Mehitable E. Kimball; children Ella, Erwin, Sarah E., Mertie, Elwin, Burt and Clay. Burt Jr. married Mary K. Beamer, one child Eleanor. *** Loring E. Cady, general contractor & builder, born 26 August 1842 Madison Co. NY, son of Jonathan E. & Jeanette Lampman Cady, Vermont & Madison Co. NY. Jonathan Cady d. 1899, Detroit. Loring went to Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. with his father in 1855, served in the Union Army, married Emma Dillon. Children Arthur, m. Cora Smith; and Loring, m. Hattie Doe. *** A Daniel B. Cady was admitted to the St. Clair County bar in 1837. *** Take care, everyone! Sue Cady List Manager

Looking fro info on Eleanor Cady who married Josiah Sabin. Looking for Maria Cady who married William Sabin. Looking for Priscilla Cady who married Thomas Francis. Please any info will help. GB

I tried to send this a couple of days ago, but apparently put wrong address/subject in my computer a/c it never got to the list. I'll shorten it this time. Earlier, Suzanne and others were discussing whether there were Cady progenitors other than Nicholas. I checked my copy of Orrin Peer Allen's 1910 "Descendants of Nicholas Cady of Watertwon Mass) and found, in his introduction, several references to other Cadys. Among them, James Cade, who settled in Hingham, Mass in 1635 and later moved to Boston. (There's also a James Cady who was one of Nicholas Cady's sons, so if you're researching that line, it can be confusing.) Then there's a Thomas Cade of Sturgis, St. Joseph County, Michigan, who was born in Yorkshire,England in 1786, so obviously is not descended from Nicholas. Hope this helps some of you. Also...I suppose all of you know that Cady has, through the centuries, been spelled several other ways: Cade, Caddie, Cadye, Caddy, and Kadye, to name those that Allen lists. If you don't have access to Orrin Peer Allen's book and want to know more about James Cade, Thomas Cade, or other Cadys discovered and mentioned in Allen's intro, let me know and I'll send that bit of info. Martha in St. Louis <dpanetti@freewwweb.com>

I have no information on the line except that I found his grave and that of one of his wives, Sarah Freeman,in the Aspenwall Cemetery at Putman, Conn. He was the son of Joseph Cady 1727-1794 who was the son of Capt David Cady 1703-1788 son of Capt Joseph 1666-1742 son of Nicholas Cady. -- Tom You can see our genealogy, over 5,000 names, on the WEB. http://otc.isu.edu/~cady/genealogy/ |||||| Tom E. Cady /// P.O. Box 454 /// Lakeside, AZ 85929 /// 520-367-4919 |||||||||||||| tcady@whitemtns.com \::::::::::/ \::::::::/ |||||||| \::::::/ || | \::::/ || | /::::::\ |||||||| /::::::::\ ||\ /::::::::::\ ||\\ // |||||||||||||| || \\// || \/ //\\ // \\

There is a James Cady 1655-1690, son of Nicholas Cady born in Watertown, MA. and died in Groton, Ma. I have a copy of James Cady book and suppliment and find it very hard to use. If, by any chance, you should find a copy of DESCENDANTS OF NICHOLAS CADY by Orrin Peer Allen 1910.It is the basis of James Cady's book and is excellent. I hope you have results. -- Tom You can see our genealogy, over 5,000 names, on the WEB. http://otc.isu.edu/~cady/genealogy/ |||||| Tom E. Cady /// P.O. Box 454 /// Lakeside, AZ 85929 /// 520-367-4919 |||||||||||||| tcady@whitemtns.com \::::::::::/ \::::::::/ |||||||| \::::::/ || | \::::/ || | /::::::\ |||||||| /::::::::\ ||\ /::::::::::\ ||\\ // |||||||||||||| || \\// || \/ //\\ // \\

Hi Sara, I will give you all my info hopefully by tonight.I'm sorry I didn't get back to you yesterday.I will look in my mailbox and forward it now if I still have it filed in here.I have almost 300 messages I can't delete yet.Have to sort to see what I have to print out yet.Takes a min. to go thru them.Have appt.an hour away today which is coming up soon.Will look quick. Thanks, Shirley Cleveland ---------- > From: Eric and Sara Long <scoobydoo@sltic.com> > To: CADY-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: [CADY-L] Lemuel Cady and Ruth Gleason > Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 5:22 AM > > > Looking for those researching Lemuel Cady and Ruth Gleason. I had > everyones names in my database along with 3500 names in my family tree. I > have lost it all thanks to my BIL. I have lost several branches of my > trees. Thank god that I have some on hard copy. I thought that I had it > backed up but now I can't even find that. Thanks for any help. > > Sara > scoobydoo@sltic.com > >

To Suzanne and others wondering if there are other Cadys from which some of us might be descended: I got out my copy of Orrin Peer Allen's 1910 "Descendants of Nicholas Cady of Watertown, Mass" and found there were, in fact, other Cadys. First point: in your searches, you should know that "Cady" could also be spelled Cade, Caddie,Caddy, Cadye, Kadye, --all spellings used earlier, before "Cady" became the usual spelling. The name is derived from Ca-dia, a Gaelic word which means "House of God". Also, "Cadie" in Scottish, is an errand boy, a messenger. Allen deduced that the Cady name started in Scotland, then Cadys moved into England. Several Cadys had coats of arms in various English counties. (Source: Introduction to "Descendants of Nicholas Cady") Quoting Allen again, p. 11 of his introduction, "James Cade, who settled in Hingham, Mass., 1635, was bapt. May 16, 1611, the son of Christopher Cade, bapt. Apr. 10, 1583, son of James Cade, bapt. June 29, 1552, all natives of Northam County Devon, Eng. The younger, James Cade, married Aug. 21, 1633, Margaret Browne of Bidford, near Northam. " Continuing...James and Margaret Cade's oldest son, Phillip, was born in Northam in 1635. Then some time in 1635, James and family migrated to New England and "was the first one to draw his house lot in Hingham, Mass., Sept. 18, 1635"---he was one of the first 29 settlers. (p. 11 of Orrin Peer Allen's introduction. His source: Vide N.E. Gen. Reg.) James and Margaret Cade later went to Boston (p. 12). Several other Cadys are listed in this intro...if anyone is interested, I'll send that info. Also, Thomas Cade of Sturgis, St. Joseph Co. , Michigan was born in Yorkshire, Engl. in 1786...so some Midwestern Cadys may be descended from him. )Also Allen Peer Allen's intro.) There are also several Lyman Cadys listed in index. I'll try to check those later, but need to move on to other chores. Hope this helps some of you!

This is more like a "Hint from Heloise" than a snippet of genealogy data. Scanners have advanced a lot in the past few years. Most of them have Optical Character Recognition, or OCR. They can read clean documents and put the data into a text file. If the page is clean, clear and in a commonly used font, it takes a minute or two per page. The one we have at work, a top of the line model, has read copies of pages from old books, with ten generations of Xerox pimples, with 90% accuracy. It reads original pages -- things I printed once and deleted, then decided I wanted to keep -- with 99% accuracy. Scanners start at $59 at Wal*Mart and go up to $200 or so. Some copy shops (Kinko's, in my neck of the woods) will let you use theirs for $10 an hour. Scanning hard copy wouldn't be particularly efficient if you just have names. Scanners can't enter names, birthdates and relationships into the proper slots of your genealogy program. If you have three pages of notes for the first four generations, a scanner might be worth thinking about. ----- Original Message ----- From: Eric and Sara Long <scoobydoo@sltic.com> To: <CADY-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 5:22 AM Subject: [CADY-L] Lemuel Cady and Ruth Gleason > > Looking for those researching Lemuel Cady and Ruth Gleason. I had > everyone's names in my database along with 3500 names in my family tree. I > have lost it all thanks to my BIL. I have lost several branches of my > trees. Thank god that I have some on hard copy. I thought that I had it > backed up but now I can't even find that. Thanks for any help. > > Sara > scoobydoo@sltic.com > > >

Sue, Thanks very much for Jim Cady's e-mail address and information on his books. I really appreciate it! Susan -----Original Message----- From: Suzanne Frantz <suzyfrtz@tir.com> To: CADY-L@rootsweb.com <CADY-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 9:21 AM Subject: [CADY-L] Fw: Cady Genealogy Books >Here is a message from Jim Cady with information about his books that I >received privately--I don't believe he's on our list although I wrote to >him about it. Anyway, here's his e-dress. > >Sue >---------- >> From: JCady4100@aol.com >> To: suzyfrtz@tir.com >> Subject: Cady Genealogy Books >> Date: Monday, April 19, 1999 11:09 PM >> >> Dear Sue, >> >> Thanks for your recent email concerning the puerchase of one of my Cadu >> Genealogy Books. Sorry to be slow in replying. I was out of town three >days >> last week attending the retirement festivities of a friend of mine >retiring >> as Registrar from the Baptist University where I seerved for several >years as >> Academic Vice Prersident. I am still digging out from under the pile >> resulting grom my beigout of town. >> >> Yes, I have some of my books left, about 50 of both the 1991 Cady >Genealogy >> and the 1995 supplement. The 1991 800-page book is $50 plus $3 mailing >fee. >> The 1995 200-page spplement is $40 plus $2 mailing fee. If you want to >> purchase one or both of my books, send me your check in the proper amount >and >> I will send your book(s) by return mail. >> >> Information about my books: >> >> The 1910 book Cady Genealogy by Orrin Peer Allen was a good book to be >> compiled with only an old manual typewriter, but there had been no >updates of >> new Cadys for the last eighty years until I published my 1991 book Cady >> Genealogy Revised and Updated. As the name implies, I revised the >material >> in Allen's book into a more readable outline so a person can trace a >family >> line backwards or forwards by simply following the outline form and not >> having to jump all around in the Allen book as one must do to trace a >family >> line. I used about 5,000 names in Allen's books as a starting platform >and >> built my revised book on them, developing a network of over 200 >contributors >> from all over the 48 states, Hawaii and France, all of whom gave me an >> additional 8,000 Cady or Cady related names for my book, making my 1991 >> 800-page book contain 13,051 Cady and/or Cady related names. There are >many >> thousands still out there unaccouted for, and I'm gradually building a >data >> base for future publication as I acquire more and more Cady names and >> information. >> >> Complicating my search for Cadys was the fact that I upgraded computers >> three times from the original, old Commodor 64 that I used to publish my >> first book. I am now running a new Inteva, Pentium 2, with 2.99 GB hard >drive >> computer with all the bells and whistles (under the supervision of my son >who >> designed it all and carried me along as I upgraded). So I'm set for >good >> with hardware. I am using no market software, just developed my own >format >> for easier and better tracing of family lines. >> >> After I published in 1991, material continued to pour in, and I >accumulated >> so much that I had to publish a 200-page, 4,000 name book in 1995 to >> contain it all. I'm gradually builiding up material for another >supplement >> sometime down the road. I am currently toying with the idea of a Y2K >> publishing year. >> >> Best wishes to you in your genie searching, >> >> Jim Cady >> 4100 Pecos Ave >> Texarkana, TX 75503-2860 >> 903 791 6290 >> email: JCady4100@aol.com >> >> >> >

From: Suzanne Frantz <suzyfrtz@tir.com> To: CADY-L@rootsweb,com Subject: My Cady Faamily Date: Wednesday, July 14, 1999 9:34 AM Glad to see all the recent posts. Let's hear from everyone, and have a roll call. My Cady line is the most difficult line I am researching. My great-great grandmother was Sarah H. Cady, born in Southbridge, Worcester County, Massachusetts 22 March 1836. She claimed her parents' names were August Cady, born in Connecticut, and Helen Lyons (Lyon), born in Massachusetts. I have been unable to find any "August Cady" in the area, and it has been suggested that August was a middle name. In the 1850 census, Sarah' s future husband, Lution (Lucien) Fairfield, was living in Southbridge with the family of John Vinton. There were Lyons families as neighbors. Last Thursday, while at the Library of Michigan, I went through each name in the 1850 census of Southbridge, hoping to find Sarah, or someone who could possibly be "August." I found only one Cady family, and wouldn't you know, the name was hardly readable, but seemed like F. W. Cady, age 30, born in Connecticut, wife Dimetta? aged 20, and a George W. age 15. Of course, "August" could have been dead by this time, but I was hoping to find Sarah. My next step, when I get back to Lansing, will be to check the 1850 census for the near-by towns line by line for Sarah. There is always the possiblity they migrated to New York State, but have no clue where. Strangely enough, no one by their names are listed in the deeds of the area or in the Southbridge Vital Records. Good hunting to all, Sue Cady List Manager > > > > > >