David, My grandmother, wife of Benjamin Jackson Alexander Cagle, had written the birthdates and places of birth for her husband, herself,and her children. I was looking in my Aunt's Bible one day and found this loose leaf sheet of paper and I made notes from it. Since that time, this document has been passed on to another Aunt. I am trying to retrieve this document. It did not have the older generation listed on it. My Grandmother was not very good with spelling, even the children's names were sometimes spelled differently, so I can see how she would misspell the birthplace for her husband. If you ever bump into any information leading to this family, I would greatly appreciate it. These families were sharecroppers therefore they moved quite often. This makes it difficult to trace them. Thanks, Nadeen nadeen@sofnet.com

Earl & list, Yes, Earl, this is definitely my grandfather. I certainly do appreciate this information and also your advice. I am just starting my research on this line of the family. I have worked for several years on my other lines but just now starting this one. Thanks, Nadeen nadeen@sofnet.com

I read the info about Ida Mae Golightly (Cagle) with a great deal of interest since my g,g, Grandmother was Parthenia Dauze Golightly (Cagle) married to Raleigh J. Cagle. She was born in 1824 in Ala., and he was born in 1826 in Tenn. They moved to Shelby Co., Tenn. and finally settled in Calcasieu Parish, La. I haven't been able to trace the Golightly family. Could these two women be related? I'd appreciate any information. June

David, Thanks for your reply and also for the spelling correction of Cerro Gordo, Tennessee. I had not looked this up in my atlas but had taken it the way it was written in family records. (They had it spelled as it sounds.) Benjamin Jackson Alexander Cagle, b. 12 Oct 1891 in Cerro Gordo, TN. married Precious Zuba Shaw in 1911 in Savannah, Tennessee. (I would love to see a birth record for him, all I have is family records.) I would also like to see a marriage record. Precious Zuba Shaw was b. 7 Jul 1881 in Saltillo, TN. Columbus Silvester Cagle, b. 1873 in Alabama. Married Tempie Ann Whitlow in 1890 in Alabama. Columbus d. 1953 in Venice, Illinois. Benjamin Alexander Cagle (I do not have any dates for him.) Married Elizabeth Ann Wilson or Guthrie. She was b. 1847 and she d, 1905-1909 in Florence, Alabama. James "Jim" Cagle dates unknown, wife may have been Sarah Bird. James is my oldest known Cagle ancestor. I do not know how long they lived in Cerro Gordo, Tennessee. I would appreciate any records of this family from that area. They were in Alabama by 1893. They lived in Winston County Alabama for several years. I would love to be able to take this line back farther. I believe that we are descendants of Leonhart Kegel, because of the names that we have in common, but I have no idea where we connect. If any one sees a connection please let me know. As you can see, I need help with both the Cagle and the Shaw lines. Thank you. Nadeen nadeen@sofnet.com

Earl, I was just looking over some old e-mails and found one from you where you said that your mothers maiden name was SHAW. I have a Cagle/Shaw connection in my ancestry as well. I have very little information on my Shaw's but I wanted to see if you have any information in your files that might help me with my Shaw line. Abe Shaw, dates unknown, married Mandy. Mandy died in 1892. I only know of one child for them, a son named David Allen Shaw, b. Feb 1829 in Georgia, d. 10 Feb 1916. David Allen Shaw married Mollie Meridith in 1858. Mollie was b. 10 Jul 1835 in Alabama, d. in 1897. David Allen Shaw & Mollie had the following children: 1. Precious Zuba Shaw, b. 7 Jul 1891 in Saltelo, Tennessee. (my grandmother). She married Benjamin Jackson Alexander Cagle in 1911 in Savannah, Tennessee. He was b. 12 Oct 1891 in Serrogordo, Tenn. 2. Llina Shaw 3. Margaret Shaw 4. Tinnie Shaw After Mollie's death, David Allen Shaw remarried and they had the following children: 5. William Shaw 6. Bessie Shaw 7. Annie Shaw. Do you by any chance have any information that would tie into mine? Thank you. Nadeen nadeen@sofnet.com

Tom & List, As some of you on the list know Coble's, settled in North Carolina as did the Cagle's. Our families and the Coble's, lived among each other. Both being German & understanding each other made it easier to become friends. Charles Cagle Sr; came to Hickman Co; Tn; in the early 1800's. Tom's ancestor was Thomas Cagle Sr; a son of Charles Sr. Mine is through the other son of Charles Sr; Charles Jacob Cagle. Adam Coble and Peter Coble, settled in Hickan Co; Tn; about the same time. Also among the early settlers were Chessor, and Chandler. These families as Tom writes, married among each other. My ancestor Charles Jacob Cagle, may or may not be buried in the Cagle Cemetery in Hickman Co, I along with my wife have been to Coble, Tn; and of course we visited the Cagle & Chessor cemeteries. If my g.g.grandparents are buried there, then they are in un-marked graves. When I started researching my family I didn't have a lot to go on. My dad was born in 1916, and his grandfather died in 1917. So he never knew him & only knew what limited amount he was told of him. Therefore when I started my research, he was the only one I had information on. His name was Thomas William Cagle b. 4-01-1840. Also I knew from my dad that he was born in Hickman Co; Tn. So about six years ago I started to take a serious look for my ancestors. At the time my wife & I lived in Columbia, Mo. There on the UMC campus is the State Historcal Society. This is where I first went to begin my research, and beleive me I had never looked at census or other records before this. So I started from scratch and asked alot of questions. Knowing my g-grandfather Thomas, was born in 1840 I looked for him in the 1850 Tennessee State Census Index. There wasn't many listings for Hickman Co; and that is where I found him as a 10 yr. old Tom, living with his family. My excitment was very high for I now knew his father, mother, and siblings. Of course enumerated next to Charles, was Charles Sr; and his wife Virginia. ( her true name was later learned to be Elizabeth Curb) This is how I was first to learn about my Cagle's. Of course once the genealogy bug bit me, then I was hooked. Little did I know then that my family started out in Germany. This I found out later on and that after Pennsylvania, and North Carolina, my family was to live in Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri, and Texas. It was in Texas, that I got more information on my family. Charles Jacob Cagle's son William, had later settled in Red River Co; Tx. This William, was my g.uncle and a brother to my g.grandfather, Thomas William Cagle. (Thomas & William, seemed to be popular names with our Cagle's) In an article in the local paper is a story in regards to William & Louisa Elizabeth Cagle (Risenhover) 50th. Wedding Anniversary. The story mentions there childrens names, and also his parents. This is where I first get some information on them other than the census. In the story it shows his father's name as, Jacob Charles Cagle. Here I wish to quote from this article that is dated 1923. "William's parents, Jacob Charles, born Mar. 28, 1818, and Mary Patton (Polly), born Oct. 23, 1824, never lived in Red River Co. Jacob Charles was what was known as "Black Dutch". That is of German and Holland descent, but did not want to be called German, therefore; "Black Dutch". He spoke very broken English. He and his family farmed for a living." by Cindy Sargent Simpson. This is where I found complete dates of birth for Charles & Mary. Plus I learned that her maiden name was, Patton. Also this was the first time I had seen his complete name, Jacob Charles Cagle. He must have decided to use Charles, as this is how he is listed in other records. What had led me to Red River Co; Tx; was my great grandmother, Mary Elvira Cagle. According to the 1900 census of Mississippi Co; Mo; she is shown b. Aug. 1860, in Arkansas. This was the last census that she & Thomas William Cagle, would appear together. He appears with two of their children in the 1910 Oregon Co; Mo; census. He would later move back to Charleston, Mo; and died there on 8-29-1917. He is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery next to his daughter Ida Mae Golightly (Cagle) and his son, William Cagle. Thomas William Cagle & Mary Elvira (Alvira) Cagle, were married in Oregon Co; Mo; on July 24, 1877. On there certifcate of marriage she is listed as Mary E. Cagle. So this may have been a cousin who married a cousin. Or too it may have been an error on the recorders part. So to this day I know nothing of her family. In a family plot at Lanes Chapel Cemetery, in Clarksville Red River Co; Tx; is a small marker with the name Mary Cagle. There are no dates or other information on her stone. This as far as I have been able to learn, is the final resting place of my great grandmther. Why she ended up in Texas (if that is the case) and he in Charleston, Mo; is beyond me. In my research I have yet to find her date of death. Some of the newspaper records from Red River Co; Tx; were destroyed. I wrote to the State Archives in Austin, Tx. They sent me photo copies of Cagle Deaths for Texas for 1903-1940. She was not listed among the many Cagle's, from across the state. So she has been, and continues to be, a stumbling block in research of my, Cagle's. By the way if anyone on the list have Cagle's, who settled in Texas I have the death records for 1903-1940. If you want a lookup from this just let me know. This lists the complete date of death, county, and death certificate number. So in closing if any of you ever come across anything on Mary E. Cagle, please let me know. Earl

Patty wrote: I would like to talk with anyone connected to Evaline Cagle from Ga. Her parents were Peter and Elizabeth Cagle. Peter's parents were Jacob and Ruthy Cagle. Evaline married Joseph Harrison Bayles abt. 1872. They moved to Chattanooga to a place called EastDale, where they lived until their deaths. Evaline died after 1926. Does anyone know this line? Thanks. Patty Quinn - --------------------------------------------------------------- Patty & List, Although this isn't my Cagle line, still I like to help others on my list. This posting is from the 1st. of this year, and is I beleive in reference to your, Evaline. In this posting sent in by Sharon & Frank Burnette, it lists Evaline, only it is spelled "Bales". Also below this posting see this one posted by Nancy Jane Balmer, 21 Mar 1999. Patty, although you may have read these when they were first posted, there worth reading again. Earl D.Cagle List Owner : CAGLE-L ======================================== Date: Fri, 1 Jan 1999 14:21:50 -0800 From: "Sharon & Frank Burnette" <burnette@laughlin.net> To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <000b01be35d5$2139e0e0$3d2acdcf@default> Subject: Cagle TN & GA rejected Cherokee applicants Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit From: Cherokee By Blood Records of Eastern Cherokee Ancestry in the U.S. Court of Claims 1906-1908 Volumn 7 Applications 16746 to 20100 Compiled By Jerry Wright Jordan, Heritage Books, Inc. (the following is not word for word, it is rather long, so I put in what I felt was important & reworded it a little to shorten it. I do not know if these Cagles were related to my greatgrandmother who lived in Hamilton County & I was told her mothers maiden name was Cagle, everyone that I have spoken to who saw my Grandmother has insisted that she looked very Native Indian & many of them believe she was Cherokee. I have had a very difficult time finding information.). 18233 Evaline Bales, Highland Park Station, Chattanooga, TN rejected It does not appear that applicant or any of her ancestors were enrolled. It does not appear that they were parties to the treaties of 1835-6 and 1846 or that they live within the Cherokee domain at that time as members of the tribe. .... Her testimony says she is 57 yrs. old born in McMinn County, TN lived in Hamilton County, TN most of her life, also lived in Murray & Walker Counties, GA & Bradley County, TN Claims Indian blood thru father who is dead, he was born in Sevier County, TN, Grandfather (Jacob Cagle) also lived in Sevier County & think he was born there. Says things like my father did not speak the Indian language, he voted, was never enrolled. Signed with an X on Jun 18 1908 Another testimony by H.F. Fitzgerald says he is 55 yrs. old, knew Peter Cagle (Evaline's father) who lived in Hamilton county for about 10 years. He claimed to be Indian & resembled Indians. He was 50 when he knew him. He fished, & hunted a lot, was a shoemaker & a merchant. He passed as a white man, but people considered him part Indian. He spoke the Indian language to me & told me how the Indians did when he camped with them. (signed not with an X). Testimony of S. Lawson who is sixtysomething years old says that Evaline Bales father was of mixed blood, & S. Lawson knew him around 45 years. He lived in Bradley County when they knew each other. Said there were no Indians at that time living together as a tribe. Said he was expecting money from the government as an Indian. He was a blacksmith & farmer, recognized white man & voter. He was in the Civil War. 18233 John Cagle & 2 children appl# 20433, Ridgedale, TN rejected ==========================================Date: Sun, 21 Mar 1999 17:37:07 EST From: <Njbalmer@aol.com> To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com Message-ID: <5bf46528.36f57493@aol.com> Subject: Application for Cherokee Indian 3 brothers applied. Content-type: text/plain; charset=US-ASCII Content-transfer-encoding: 7bit Here is the Census for 1860 Bradley, TN 13, Dist. Cleveland P.O. #1559/1559 Cagle , Peter 27 TN Famer/$300/$50 Elizabeth 27 TN Francis 12 " Margaret E. 9 " Henry W. 7 " John T. 3 " Jacob 5/12 " Notes: See 1870 Bradley; also 1900 Hamilton, TN where Peter is living with son John T.; Peter was born 1829-1903, and Elizabeth, 1820- 1896, both are buried in Chattanooga . Peter reportedly was a half Cherokee. 1870 Bradley , TN 13th. Civil dist.; Cleveland P.O. #53/53 Cagle, Peter *50 TN Farmer/$300/$400 Elizabeth 50 Ga Keeping House Henry 14 TN Farm Laborer John 13 " " " Jacob 11 " At Home Rebecca 6 " " " Nancy 5 " " " ** Elicius 1 " " " notes Peter and Elizabeth where *40, and **Elicius was Ulysses 1900 Hamilton TN, 6th Civil Dist. 25 46 8 42 Cagle, John 41 TN b-May 1859 Head of Household Mary 12 " Sep 1887 Dau Alonza 2 " Jul 1897 Son application for 1.Name: Henry Cagle 2.residence: Chattanooga 3.Town ; Chattanooga 4.County, Hamilton 5.State: Tennessee 6.date and place of birth: 1853 7.by what right do you claim to share; I make my claim of indian blood through my father Peter Cagle. 8.Are you married No am a widower 9. Name of Huband or Wife 10. Give Names of your father and mother, and your mothers name before marriage: Father-- English Name; Peter Cagle Indian : Mother--Enlish Name; Elizabeth Cagle Indian Name; Maiden Name: Elizabeth Henson (this is what it looks like) 11.Where were they born: Father; Sevier Co. Tenn Mother; DeKalb Co. GA 12.Where did they reside in 1851, if living at that time ? Father; McMinn County, in 1851 Mother, " " 13 Date of death of your father and mother--- Father 1904 Mother Died 11 or 12 years ago. 14.Where they ever enrolled for annuities, land or other bendfits? so, state when and Where____________________________________________________________, 15.Name all your brothers and sisters, giving ages, and if not living , the date of death Name Born Died 1.Marion Cagle dont know living 2.Evaline Bales nee Cagle June 3, 1851 " 3.Rebecca J.Miller nee " 1864 " 4.William U 13 Feb. 1869 " 5.Nancy True nee " 23 Aug. 1866 " 6.Jacob C. Cagle 22 Feb 1862 " 16. State English and Indian names of your granparetns on both father's side if poss. Father's side Mother's side Jacob Cagle Sr. Thomas Henson Rutha " Nancy " 17. where were they born ; Gr father & gr mother Cagle was born in Sevier County, Tenn.. Gr father gr mother Henson where born in DeKalb CO. Ga. 18. Where did they fiside in 1851, if living at that time; Gn fathere & gn mother livied in McMinn County, TN. gn father , gn mother Henson livedin DeKalb Co. GA. 19, Give names of all their children and residence, if living; if not living , give dates of deaths 1. English Name: Indian " Riley Cagle residence Died in the Civil War 2. George Henson residence Don't know 3. Nicy Ann Camp nee Henson died many years ago 4. Peggy Long nee Henson Walker Co. Ga. 5. Rebecca Camp nee Henson died along time ago 20. have you ever been. enrolled for annuities, land , or other benefits? if so when dont know Henry Cagle , signed this application on 15, March 1907 witnesses John Miller and W.U. Cagle the next on is William U. Cagle , everything is the same except he has one more brother on the list. Henry Cagle b- 1853, and he has John with no date . William 's Residence was Brimingham , post office #924 East 44st. Jefferson Co. Alabama , born 13, feb. 1864 Brdley County, Tenn. His wife's name was Daisey Cagle who was 24yrs old. the next claim was Jacob C. Cagle residence East Chattanooga, #2807 Addeson St. Hamilton County, Tennessee . Birth was 22 feb 1862 Bradley County, Tennessee. wife was Eiven Cagle 28 yrs old ??(hard to read the spelling on wifes name . all refused: I do not think I have heard of Peter Cagle with the father named Jacob Cagle Sr. and Rutha , has anyone else???????. Hope this will help someone out there at list it has some full birth dates of children . someone along time ago said something about David's wife being an Indian , they always seem to stay in groups. Nancy Jane Tarzana , CA. 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I would like to talk with anyone connected to Evaline Cagle from Ga. Her parents were Peter and Elizabeth Cagle. Peter's parents were Jacob and Ruthy Cagle. Evaline married Joseph Harrison Bayles abt. 1872. They moved to Chattanooga to a place called EastDale, where they lived until their deaths. Evaline died after 1926. Does anyone know this line? Thanks. Patty Quinn http://community.webtv.net/PatriciaFromTN/WILSONRICEDAUGHERTY

Doyle wrote: , The following is a short excerpt from a very lengthy article I received today in my PML subscription at Rootsweb. It is mainly concerning the Milum family of Arkansas-Tennessee, but the Cagle-Coble names popped up and someone here might could use the information. I guess what really caught my eye was the apparent association og the Cagle and Coble names. One listing say's "Cagle Cemetery", the other, "Coble Cemetery". Doyle and List, The Hickman Co Cagle's mentioned here are the ancestors of both Earl and me. In the early history of Hickman Co. the Cagle family starting with Charles, son of Leonard and grandson of Leonhart settled in the area that was to become Coble, TN. I remember a story my grandmother told me and later confirmed in a history of Hickman Co that I found recently. According to the history and my grandmother, Charles Cagle's sons and grandsons owned mills, stores, built churches and schools in the area of Coble, TN. When it came time to name the town it was believed it would be named Cagle, TN. However in those days the postmaster had the privilege of naming the town. Well, you can probably guess what the postmasters name was...Coble. So the town became known as Coble. The Cagle and Coble families not only intermarried, but the were also in business together. I have a photo of the Cagle/Coble mill that was located in Hickman Co. I also have a photo of the school/church built by th! e Cagles and where my great grandfather was preacher. Some of my Cagle ancestors are buried in the Cagle cemetery in Hickman CO. Tom Cagle

Hi Cousins, The following is a short excerpt from a very lengthy article I recieved today in my PML subscription at Rootsweb. It is mainly concerning the Milum family of Arkansas-Tennessee, but the Cagle-Coble names popped up and someone here might could use the information. I guess what really caught my eye was the apparent association og the Cagle and Coble names. One listing say's "Cagle Cemetery", the other, "Coble Cemetery". Happy Holidays, Doyle =========================================== *Cagle Cemetery-Hickman County List of burials which was printed for the Cagle Cemetery Association, showing the order in which burials were made. 40. Mrs. Bert Milum, died 6 March 1925 42. Bart Milum, died 2 January 1926 Obituary for Mrs. Bart Milum, listed above: Milam, Elizabeth Coble, age 66, wife of W. Bart Milam, died 6 April 1925, buried at Coble Cemetery; daugher of James Coble, pioneer of Hickman County. (News Herald, April 1925.) Homepage: http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~doylech

Cagle List, Following is some more notes on Cagles from the Counties in Tennessee. I have very little additional information on most of these people. Therefore, when responding to my post on a partiular Cagle family, please also direct your post or questions to the CAGLE LIST so that every Cagle researcher would have access to your information, and may have an answer to questions you may have. If my material needs corrections, please indicate that as well. More to come. David LOUDOUN CO., TN John C. Cagle, b. 03 August 1924, d. 11 October 1865, wife, Bernice Stamey, parents,John C. Cagle, Sr. and Carrie Smith. Lennis Irene Cagle, b. 20 April 1906, d. 29 June 1907, daughter of L. B. and M. G. Cagle. J. W. E. Cagle, b. 13 December 1907, d. 28 June 1908. MCMINN CO., TN Ignatious W. Cagle m. Nancy Lemmons, 18-20 October 1848. Matthew Cagle m. Keziah J. Morgan, 28 April 1842. Peggy Cagle m. Daniel Bledsoe, 17 September 1850. Celie Keggal m. G. W. Thomas, 07 July 1866. John Keggle m. Mandy J. Grigg, 16 July 1867. MCNAIRY CO., TN Paul Cagle, attorney for Isham Medford, 25 December 1832. Charles P. Cagle bought 87 acres from Daniel W. Martindale for $800, 04 April 1837, then sold same land to Archibald C. Houston for $1000, 22 January 1838. [Note: I think Charles is the son of Henry Cagle, Sr., b. ca 1760 NC (3), gs of David Cagle, b. 1728 Ger. (2), ggs of Leonard Cagle, emigrant, b. 1684 Ger. does anyone have any information of this Charles Cagle?] MADISON CO., TN Martin G. Cagle on tax list for years 1827, 1818 and 1832. MONROE CO.TN James H. Cagle m. Celia Cagle, 21 February 1862. Elizabeth Cagle m. James Goad, 03 September 1865. Elizabeth Cagle m. Nuten Webb, 08 July 1869. Emaline Cagle m Thomas H. Tallent, 05 August 1869. Enoch Cagle m. Sarah A. Raper, 15 November 1868. Pheriby Cagle m.William Baine, 05 November 1851. Lot Cagle m. Sela Saffel, 17 December 1865. George Cagle m. Sarah A. Moses, 27 December 1867. Lucinda Cagle m. Elisha Tallent, 29 November 1866. Martha Cagle m. Doke Snead, 02 February 1868. Martin Cagle m. Martha A. Devine, 19 April 1849. Mary E. Cagle m. J. B. Sutton, 16 November 1850. Pleasant Cagle m. Susannah Cagle, 31 January 1861. Tennessee Cagle m. Henry Good, 25 February 1864. William Cagle m. Eliza Bramen, 23 December 1865. Willis Cagle m. Lucinda Avins, 17 April 1849. A. J. Cagle dismisses petition for divorce vs. Matilda Cagle, September 1866. Barthena E. and Shade Cagle are heirs of James R. Webb, May 1859. Lucinda Cagle, widow of Willis Cagle, received years support laid off by court. Date ? Matthew Cagle, administrator of the estate of Jonathan Harkins, approved December 1864. Willis Cagle vs. William Bain Sr., September 1852. Matthew Cagle vs. William Bain, September 1852. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Previous notes: MONTGOMERY CO., TN Elijah Cagle m. Nancy Hardcastle, 09 July 1844. John Cagle m. Clarissa Chasteen, 17 October 1850, William Cagle, security. Henry Cagle in the 1820 census. PERRY CAGLE Simon Cagle tried for larceny in 1832. Paul Cagle, juror in court, 03 August 1836. Nancy Cagle------Robert Craig; David Cagle; Samuel Moore; John M. Young; John N. Bell; Polly McKernie; Patsy Cagle; Sarah Craig; and Hannah Young were bonded to give evidence in the Trial, State of Tennessee vs. Nancy Cagle, indited for murder, 09 August 1838. State of Tennessee vs. Nancy Cagle, 07 April 1840. Issue an Alious Capias to the Sheriff of the County of Hardin returnable to the next term of the Circuit Court of Perry County. Green Cagle---Jury duty, 3, 4, and 6 December 1838. Nancy and Emily Cagle (or Coyle) ages 40 and 10 living with John Rogers in 1850 Census. RHEA CO., TN Lot Cagle, deed from W. T. and C. Housley, date ? Lot Cagle, deed from John and M. E. McClendon, date ? ROBERTSON CO., TN Jonathan Cagle m. Elizabeth Miles, 23-28 January 1841. Mary Cagle m. William Crutcher, 15-17 April 1845. Mary G. Cagle m. J. L. Curby, 27 April, 02 May 1849. Polly Cagle m. Andrew Casey, 19-22 August 1846. William Cagle and family enumerated in the 1850 Census of Robertson Co., TN. William Cagle transferred land to L. Pitt, Deed Book 81. SEVIER COUNTY., TN Malinda Cagle m. Henry M. Baker, 25 May 1865. Malinda Cagle had previously married Stephen Wells. She was b. 31 July 1836, d. 25 February 1903. (She is the ancestor of Mrs. Tarver of Knoxville and Charlotte) Henry Cagle m. Jane Lloyd, 18-19 June 1856. Rebecca Cagle m. John Latham, 09 December 1858. John Cagle m. Amanda Bailey, 1-2 November 1864. Elijah Cagle m. Mary Boling, 102 November 1865. SEQUATCHIE CO., TN Charles Cagle m. Lucinda MccGlothlin, 1-3 December 1865. William cagle m. Susan Burnett, 13-14 November 1866. Elizabeth Cagle m. A. J. Eaton, 14-16 June 1866. J. T. Cagle m. M. T. Whitlow, 6-18 June 1866. M. F. Cagle m. William Harmon, 16-17 January 1869. William Cagle m. Martha J. Christian, 26-27 October 1870. James Cagle, Bondsman, 26 February 1872. Henry Cagle, Bondsman, 5 November 1872. STEWART CO., TN Tax Lists for 1808 through 1812. Robert Cagle in Capt. Warden's Company, 1811 Tax List. Robert Cagle in Capt. Kindel's Company, 1812 Tax List. Robert Cagle Juror in Court, 9 August 1815. SULLIVAN CO., TN Easter E. Cagle, wife of J. P. Cross, b. 20 February 1838, d. 12 January 1913. SUMNER CO., TN 1850 Census Jonathan Cagle 34 NC Elizabeth 27 NC Henry 9 TN Penina 7 TN Mary 4 TN John 3 TN Margaret 1 TN VAN BUREN CO., TN George W. Cagle m. Katherine, 11-12 May 1844. WARREN CO., TN Charles Cagle - Will dated 25 September 1842. Wife Susannah; Heirs: William Moffitt, Lewis Carmack, David Cagle, Henry Cagle, Littleton Cagle, A. J. Hill and daughter Margaret. Executor: A. J. Hill, David Cagle. Witness: Lewis Carmack, David Cagle and A. J. Hill. Charles Cagle - Inventory of his estate, 06 November 1843, $793.09, John D. Cagle mentioned, also, note on Henry Cagle for $4.00 which had been made 26 July 1836. Sarah Cagle - b. 28 January 1813, d. 16 August 1869, buried at Shiloh Cemetery, McMinnville, TN. WASHINGTON CO., TN J. Cagle , M. Odem, 27 June 1839. WAYNE CO., TN Amanda Cagle m. Albert Gardner, 03 August 1877. C. S. Cagle m. T. A. Whitten, 23 December 1890. Eliza A. Cagle m. J. E. Martin, 09 October 1895. Mary A. Cagle m. A. J. Ayers, 09 May 1867. WHITE CO., TN Enoch Cagle, m. Ruth Berry, 16 August 1839. WILSON CO., TN Henry Cagle 20001-1101, 1820 Census.

Hello David, Just read your post re: Cagles from Tennessee My name is DiAnne Cagle Leitermann, and what you have listed for Sullivan County, as "Easter E. Cagle, wife of J. P. Cross, is actually Esther E. Cagle. She is my GGreat Aunt, who is the daughter of George H. Cagle and Sarah? She married Jessie Cross, and had children; Rachel, George Andrew, John Issac,William, Noah, Amanda, Robert, Martha (Mattie), Joseph, and Charlie Cross. George H. Cagle is my GGGrandfather, his son Isaac Cagle, b June 9, 1845, d Feb.15, 1916, is my GGrandfather, and his son John Leander Cagle, b March 29, 1883, d September 29, 1960 is my Grandfather. My father is Franklin James Cagle Sr. b March 11, 1912, (still living.) He was born in Bristol, TN, (Sullivan County) Any additional information anyone might have re: this line of Cagles would be much appreciated. Thank you David for posting this information. Regards, DiAnne Cagle Leitermann At 07:04 PM 12/10/99 -0600, you wrote: > > > Cagle List. >More notes on Tennessee Cagles > David > Hardin Co., TN > > >MONTGOMERY CO., TN >Elijah cagle m. Nancy Hardcastle, 09 July 1844. >John Cagle m. Clarissa Chasteen, 17 October 1850, William Cagle, Sequrity. >Henry Cagle in the 1820 census > >PERRY CAGLE >Simon Cagle tried for larceny in 1832 >Paul Cagle, juror in court, 03 August 1836 >Nancy Cagle------Robert Craig; David Cagle; Samuel Moore; John M. Young; >John N. Bell; Polly McKernie; Patsy Cagle; Sarah Craig; and Hannah Young >were bonded to give evidence in the Trial, State of Tennessee vs. Nancy >Cagle, indieted for murder, 09 August 1838. > >State of Tennessee vs. Nancy Cagle, 07 April 1840. Issue an Alious Capias >to the Sheriff of the County of Hardin returnable to the next term of the >Curcuit Court of Perry County. > >Green Cagle---Jury duty, 3, 4, and 6 December 1838. >Nancy and Emily Cagle (or Coyle) ages 40 and 10 living with John Rogers in >1850 Census. > > >RHEA CO., TN >Lot Cagle, deed from W. T. and C. Housley, date ? >Lot Cagle, deed from John and M. E. McClendon, date ? > > >ROBERTSON CO., TN >Jonathan Cagle m. Elizabeth Miles, 23-28 January 1841 >Mary Cagle m. William Crutcher, 15-17 April 1845 >Mary G. Cagle m. J. L. Curby, 27 April, 02 May 1849 >Polly Cagle m. Andrew Casey, 19-22 August 1846 >William Cagle and family enumerated in the 1850 Census of Robertson Co., TN >William Cagle transferred land to L. Pitt, Deed Book 81 > >SEVIER COUNTY., TN >Malinda Cagle m. Henry M. Baker, 25 May 1865. Malinda Cagle had previously >married Stephen Wells. She was b. 31 July 1836, d. 25 February 1903. (She >is the ancestor of Mrs. Tarver of Knoxville and Charlotte) > >Henry Cagle m. Jane Lloyd, 18-19 June 1856 >Rebecca Cagle m. John Latham, 09 December 1858 >John cagle m. Amanda Bailey, 1-2 Nobember 1864 >Elijah cagle m. Mary Boling, 102 November 1865 > > > SEQUATCHIE CO., TN >Charles Cagle m. Lucinda MccGlothlin, 1-3 December 1865 >William cagle m. Susan Burnett, 13-14 November 1866 >Elizabeth Cagle m. A. J. Eaton, 14-16 June 1866 >++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >Previous notes: > > J. T. Cagle m. M. T. Whitlow, 6-18 June 1866 > M. F. Cagle m. William Harmon, 16-17 January 1869 > William Cagle m. Martha J. Christian, 26-27 October 1870 > James Cagle, Bondsman, 26 February 1872 > Henry Cagle, Bondsman, 5 November 1872 > > STEWART CO., TN > Tax Lists for 1808 through 1812 > Robert Cagle in Capt. Warden's Company, 1811 Tax List. > Robert Cagle in Capt. Kindel's Company, 1812 Tax List. > Robert Cagle Juror in Court, 9 August 1815. > > SULLIVAN CO., TN > Easter E. Cagle, wife of J. P. Cross, b. 20 February 1838, d. 12 January > 1913. > > SUMNER CO., TN > 1850 Census > Jonathan Cagle 34 NC > Elizabeth 27 NC > Henry 9 TN > Penina 7 TN > Mary 4 TN > John 3 TN > Margaret 1 TN > > VAN BUREN CO., TN > George W. Cagle m. Katherine, 11-12 May 1844. > > WARREN CO., TN > Charles Cagle - Will dated 25 September 1842. Wife Susannah; Heirs: > William Moffitt, Lewis Carmack, David Cagle, Henry Cagle, Littleton Cagle, > A. J. Hill and daughter Margaret. Executor: A. J. Hill, David Cagle. > Witness: Lewis Carmack, David Cagle and A. J. Hill. > > Charles Cagle - Inventory of his estate, 06 November 1843, $793.09, John >D. > cagle mentioned, also, note on Henry Cagle for $4.00 which had been made >26 > July 1836. > > Sarah Cagle - b. 28 January 1813, d. 16 August 1869, buried at Shiloh > Cemetery, McMinnville, TN. > > WASHINGTON CO., TN > J. Cagle , M. Odem, 27 June 1839 > > WAYNE CO., TN > Amanda Cagle m. Albert Gardner, 03 August 1877 > C. S. Cagle m. T. A. Whitten, 23 December 1890 > Eliza A. Cagle m. J. E. Martin, 09 October 1895 > Mary A. Cagle m. A. J. Ayers, 09 May > > WHITE CO., TN > Enoch Cagle, m. Ruth Berry, 16 August 1839 > > WILSON CO., TN > Henry Cagle 20001-1101, 1820 Census > > > > >==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > >Family Tree Maker's Internet Site >http://www.familytreemaker.com/ > >

LaMona & list, As some of you know Nancy Jane, has some nice Cagle photos on her site. I am sure she would be happy to have more to post. So you or anyone else who has photos, please send her copies for all of us to see. What with Nancy's Photo Site, My Cagle Web Site, and Tom Cagle's Civil War Site, we are doing our ancestors proud. Earl

Hello all, For those of you who have Cagle's, who served in the Civil War. I myself have sent off for records, on some ancestors. It takes a little doing but is well worth your effort. This data is taken from the State of Tennessee Archives site: Earl ========================================= Tennessee State Library and Archives Historical and Genealogical Information TENNESSEE CIVIL WAR RESEARCH SOURCES Literally hundreds of sources are available for research on Civil War soldiers and related topics. The sources listed below are the most frequently used to locate information about Tennesseeans. Published sources can be checked and copies sent to you. Send $3 and the name of your soldier to: Tennessee State Library and Archives 403 7th Avenue North Nashville, TN 37243-0312 Specify which sources you would like us to check. Non-residents of Tennessee should write the National Archives for copies of service records. All researchers should write the National Archives for Union pension records. The address is: National Archives and Records Service 8th & Pennsylvania Ave. NW Washington, DC, 20408 SERVICE RECORDS Tennesseans in the Civil War (Nashville: Civil War Centennial Commission, 1964) 2 volumes Volume 1. Brief histories of each Tennessee unit in the Civil War. The information about the place of residence of most soldiers in each company is often useful. This information can help you distinguish between two soldiers of the same name who served in different units. This volume also includes a list of the units from each county. Volume 2. Two alphabetical lists of soldiers -- Confederate and Union. Compiled from service records, muster rolls, newspapers published during the war, and other sources. Once a name and unit are identified, copies of an individual's service record can be located. Compiled Service Records of Confederate Soldiers who Served in Organizations from the State of Tennessee (National Archives microfilm publication M268, 359 reels) and Compiled Service Records of Volunteer Union Soldiers who Served in Organizations from the State of Tennessee (National Archives microfilm publication M395, 220 reels) TSL&A holds microfilm copies of service records for men in the state's Confederate and Union units. These records generally give date and place of enlistment, dates when the soldier was present at muster, promoted, captured, hospitalized or killed. Union records usually give the soldier's age. Sometimes further information is also in the file. Copies are provided by mail to Tennessee residents (write for price quote); others are referred to the National Archives (see address above). PENSION RECORDS Index to Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications by Samuel Sistler (Nashville: Sistler & Assoc., 1994) and Tennessee Confederate Pension Applications (TSLA microfilm publication, 114 reels) Beginning in 1891, Tennessee residents who could prove Confederate service were eligible for pension payments from the state, even if their service was in another state. Pensions for soldiers' widows were first issued in 1905. This volume has separate lists of soldiers, widows, and black soldiers who received pensions. Copy of a file is provided by the Library & Archives upon request for a fee of $5. The applications often privide personal information about the soldiers and their families. List of Pensioners on the Roll January 1, 1883 (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1883) reprinted 1970, 5 volumes Union Pensions are not available at the Tennessee State Library and Archives. Union soldiers and widows received their pensions from the federal government. The pension files have not been microfilmed and are only available in Washington, D.C. For copies of individual pension files, write to the National Archives (see address above). This published list of pensioners on the roll in 1883 is available in this library. It is arranged by county and provides the pension file number for access to the file at the National Archives. BIOGRAPHICAL SOURCES Tennessee Civil War Veterans Questionnaires (Easley SC: Southern Historical Press, 1985). Detailed answers given by 1,600 Tennessee veterans (mostly Confederate) from 1915 to 1922. Published in 5 volumes with a full-name index. Questions address social conditions and family life before the war, as well as wartime experiences. This is a published transcription; the originals are available on microfilm. 1860 Census - Tennessee by Byron & Barbara Sistler (Nashville: Sistler & Assoc., 1892) 5 volumes Sistler's index is actually an abstract of each family's census entry. In alphabetical order by surname, households for the entire state are in one list. Entries show the names and ages of each person in the household. Medical and Surgical History of the War of the Rebellion (published in six parts) U.S. Surgeon General, (Washington: Govt. Printing Office 1870-1888.) Index published 1992. Case studies written by military surgeons detailing treatment of wounds and sickness. The majority are for Union soldiers, with a fair complement of Confederates. The three-volume index is a recent publication and can be searched by soldier's name or unit. Confederate Veteran Magazine, 1893-1932 and Cumulative Index (edited by Louis Manarin, 1986) in three volumes Includes many reminiscences written by veterans, obituaries and tributes, and accounts of battles and reunions. The index can be searched by name, place or unit. Confederate Patriot Index 1894-1924 (vol. 1) and 1924-1978 (vol. 2) Tenn. Division, United Daughters of the Confederacy (no pub. info.) List of soldiers whose descendants have joined the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Tennessee, giving some genealogical information about each soldier. 1890 Civil War Veterans Census - Tennessee (Evanston: Sistler & Assoc., 1978) List of Union veterans living in Tenn. in 1890 with age, service history, and place of residence. A few Confederates are also included. This is a published abstract; the original records are available on microfilm. UNIT HISTORIES Military Annals of Tennessee - Confederate. by John B. Lindsley (Nashville: Lindsley & Co., 1866) reprinted 1974 History of each Tennessee unit in the Civil War, often written by a member of the unit. Some are more detailed than others, but most tell which battles the unit participated in and list unit members who died in service. The War of the Rebellion: A compilation of the Official Records of the Union and Confederate Armies. (Washington: Government Printing Office, 1901) 100+ volumes, reprinted 1985 The official reports and correspondence of military leaders during the war. This huge set provides detailed reports of battles, troop movements and military activity all through the war. Many officers are named, but few private soldiers. The index includes names, places and units. Military Bibliography of the Civil War by C.E. Dornbusch (New York: NY Public Library, 1967) Lists books and articles on Civil War topics. Sections on each state include references to unit histories. Although this is out-of-date, it does cover many useful publications. MANUSCRIPTS Civil War Collection, Confederate and Federal Microfilmed manuscript collection on 20 reels, cataloged by an unpublished 120-page listing and index of the collection Microfilmed manuscript collection on 20 reels, cataloged by an unpublished 120-page register describing the contents of each box and folder. Includes diaries, muster rolls, reminiscences and other related papers. Very few individual names are listed in the register, but useful for locating material on a specific unit. Records of the Adjutant General of the State of Tennessee 32+ boxes of official state records dating 1796-1950, listed in a 35-page inventory

Hello all, Don't remember if these Cagle, death records were posted before or not. In case they wern't & for the new folks, here are several. Earl ======================================== Tennessee State Death Records 1908 - 1912 ========================================= Last First Year Name Name County of Death Certificate # ========================================= Cagel, W.N. Rhea 1912 70870 Cagle, B.F. Decatur 1912 21186 Cagle, Biddie Knox 1908 50654 Cagle, Cardy McNairy 1910 57816 Cagle, Carl McNairy 1910 57817 Cagle, Dona Hamilton 1912 35319 Cagle, Dortha Hamilton 1909 35577 Cagle, Elijah Knox 1910 49133 Cagle, Elisha Monroe 1911 63637 Cagle, George Lincoln 1910 54352 Cagle,Hampietta Loudon 1911 54816 Cagle, Horbert Hardin 1908 39174 Cagle, Larena Humphreys 1911 45547 Cagle, Lisia Morgan 1909 66526 Cagle, Martha Ellen Humphreys 1912 45332 Cagle, Nellie Loudon 1910 54756 Cagle, Ola Blount 1911 3111 Cagle, Viola Blount 1911 3112 Cagle, W.H. Lauderdale 1911 52781 Cagle, W.M. Blount 1911 3113 Cagle, Willie Loudon 1910 54815 Cagle, Mira Anderson 1911 583

Hi List, Since I posted last night, several have emailed to ask of what lines I belong to, so to make it short and easier for me, I will post to the list and see what bites. I am in need of some help but will get into that further soon. (1) Leonhart Kegal born 1684 in Germany, m. Susanna. (2) Dewalt Cagle born abt. 1710 (not sure of location) married Susanna? (3) George Cagle born abt. 1745 in Moore County, NC, died Nov. 6, 1825 in Montgomery County, NC. m. Rebecca not sure of last name). (4) Rebecca Cagle born April 5, 1791 in Moore County, NC and died June 15, 1873 in Stanly County, NC. m. George Whitley the 3rd. (5) Mila Ann Whitley born Dec. 19, 1829 and died June 6, 1907 in Big Lick, Stanly Co. NC m. William Riley Huneycutt. (6) William Riley Huneycutt born Dec. 12, 1857 in Stanly county, NC and died July 23, 1905 in Stanly Co. NC m. Eliza Jane Hinson. (7) Daisy Hattie Huneycutt born April 6, 1883 in Stanly County, died April 7, 1927 in Cleveland County, NC m. Zim F. Cranford (8) Arnold Glenn Cranford born March 18, 1904 in Capelsie, Montgomery County, NC and died July 24, 1953 in Norfolk, VA m. Lillian F. Jordan. Would love to connect with any cousins, learn more about my Cagle's, see photos, as I have never seen any, share notes, etc. Am just starting my research on Cagle's. Have been passed on a line that takes it back to Leonhart but have yet to document this line that was worked by someone else. The above data has been documented from George Cagle down in time, but not up in time. Sincerely, Cathy Cranford-Ailstock Windwalker@gowebway.com http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~cranford/ AOL IM: cailstock ICQ: 57677671 Listowner for The AILSTOCK, BRUTON, CRANFORD, FOXHALL, HATHCOCK, JURY & OZIER Surname Lists NCGenWeb Archive File Manager For: Chatham, Gaston, Guilford, Hoke, Montgomery, Moore, Randolph, Richmond, Stanly, Union Counties of North Carolina http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/nc/ncfiles.htm *** Remember what you have seen, Because everything forgotten returns to the circling winds. Navajo Wind Chant

Hi LaMona, This is cousin Maxine checking in again. I saw your post about the Cagle pictures. In case you might have forgotten, I also descend from Henry Cagle through son John Cagle who was born 1802 (according to my records) in Moore County, NC. Do you think William (1802) and John (1802) were twins? John married Phereby (Feruby) Rogers 22 Feb 1827 in Blount County, TN. She was born in Moore County, NC as well. I have not determined her Mother and Father as yet. John and Feruby had the following children: Emaline, John, Flora Ann, Shadrick, Martha, Lot, George, Ferbie Lee (my g-grandmother), Martin, Willis, and Elijah. I would certainly be interested in copies of any pictures you might have on this side of the Henry Cagle/Mary Barrett family. Unfortunately, the only picture I have is a family photo taken after Ferbie Lee died. It has her husband, Stephen Saffel and the children in it. I would be happy to share it, but would have to go by snail-mail, as I do not have a scanner. Please let me know if you happen to have any pictures that follow my line. Maxine Smith Clovis, CA

While researching my Brown ancestors in Lawrence County, Missouri, I found the following entry for Aurora City, Aurora Twp: line 51, ED 72, Sheet 39, 1900 census: Rosy Cagle, age 7, birthdate 12/1892, BP Missouri, Parents BP Arkansas, Occupation: at school. Was enumerated with Berry, ?Jerusha, white, female, age 61, BP Missouri, Mother's BP Kentucky, reads/writes/ owns home. The relationship of Rosy to ?Jerusha looks like "home". Parts of this record were very light and hard to read. Maybe this will help someone. Happy Holidays! Linda Lorange

Would these Cagles be Cagles of Moore County, NC? Thanks! Sincerely, Cathy Cranford-Ailstock Windwalker@gowebway.com ----- Original Message ----- From: LaMona Phillips <lphilli@lightspeed.net> To: <CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com> Sent: Saturday, December 11, 1999 12:53 AM Subject: Civil War > Thanks to Tom & Earl that is a awesome place a person could stay there a > while. Tom you prob. know I descend from Henry Cagle 1802 who left a will in > Moore County. His son William C. Cagle, Sr. m. 1787 to Mary Barett I have > been in the back ground since my files were lost trying to pick my self up > and its a lot of hard Work. Now I have learned my lesson the hard way. Now > when I go away from my computer I have a 3-way save my son put me a zip file > with 100mg disk, I save on the floppy and some on my hard drive My son has > been so busy he is a Microsoft Tec. for his company and he is preparing the > company for 2000 and "mom" gets left out, my scanner does not like my > computer now, just recognized my printer since the crash. My computer had to > be rebuilt. I have a lot of Cagle pictures I want to send to Nancy or anyone > that wants to take them. So I prob. will wind up sending my pictures snail. > LaMona

Thanks to Tom & Earl that is a awesome place a person could stay there a while. Tom you prob. know I descend from Henry Cagle 1802 who left a will in Moore County. His son William C. Cagle, Sr. m. 1787 to Mary Barett I have been in the back ground since my files were lost trying to pick my self up and its a lot of hard Work. Now I have learned my lesson the hard way. Now when I go away from my computer I have a 3-way save my son put me a zip file with 100mg disk, I save on the floppy and some on my hard drive My son has been so busy he is a Microsoft Tec. for his company and he is preparing the company for 2000 and "mom" gets left out, my scanner does not like my computer now, just recognized my printer since the crash. My computer had to be rebuilt. I have a lot of Cagle pictures I want to send to Nancy or anyone that wants to take them. So I prob. will wind up sending my pictures snail. LaMona