Hi Cagle Cousins this is LaMona a Cagle descendant Cagle Journal by Mr. John G. Cagle Box 5342 Little Rock AR 72215 for $12.00 per year you can get back copies prob, $ 12.00 per year he sends 3 months at a time 12 Journals. Just send your money name and add join and start collecting your books you want. The big books I forgot how much I paid however in the $50.00 range but worth every page. I don't have all his books will list what I have. perhaps someone on line can assist me. The Cagle Land Grants Of North Carolina, 1767-1918 632 pages The Cagle Family in South to 1850 Vol. 1 660 pages Cagle Census Records of the South, 1860-1910 pages 762 He has other books that I have not purchased. I don't know the $$$$ to me if I were purchasing these books I would get the 1850 and 1860-1910 I would join the mailing list and get the Journals started. You need to purchase as many as you can back to 1985 as all the good stuff is there. I do hope I have answered your questions. LaMona

List: I don't know if this is a clue or not; however, I show a David Crockett Cagle b. May 11, 1835 who moved to LeFlore County, Oklahoma where he eventually died in 1923. He had a son Virgil W. b. Nov 1, 1879. This Virgil grew up in Oklahoma which was hard hit by the depression and the dust bowl devastation of the 20s and early 30s as depicted in the book "Grapes of Wrath" by John Steinbeck. The Virgil in question may well be the son of Virgil W. who may be one of the many who fled Oklahoma for better fortunes in the Golden West. What do you think? Maybe someone in this line has current information. Lee Cagle Moore, OK " THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC" Newspaper. Sunday,June 20, 1999 [ Obituaries ] Virgil "Gene" Cagle, 62, of Tolleson,Az. A retired trucking owner, died June 17, 1999. He was born in Dalhart, Texas. Survivors include his wife, Imogene; daughters, Melinda Trembath and Debra MacBrair; son, James; brothers, LeRoy and Darrell; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Services: 3 p.m. Monday, Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Ave., GLendale, Az. I do not know these people, maybe they belong to our clan, maybe not. Perhaps you can ferret out some info. Chow for now. L ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

--part1_8297d298.249eee00_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_8297d298.249eee00_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-Path: <AZmeows@webtv.net> Received: from rly-yb02.mx.aol.com (rly-yb02.mail.aol.com [172.18.146.2]) by air-yb05.mail.aol.com (v59.51) with SMTP; Sun, 20 Jun 1999 21:16:08 -0400 Received: from mailsorter-105-2.iap.bryant.webtv.net (mailsorter-105-2.iap.bryant.webtv.net [209.240.198.118]) by rly-yb02.mx.aol.com (vx) with SMTP; Sun, 20 Jun 1999 21:16:03 -0400 Received: from postoffice-271.iap.bryant.webtv.net (postoffice-271.iap.bryant.webtv.net [209.240.199.246]) by mailsorter-105-2.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8/ms.gso.08Dec97) with ESMTP id SAA03683; Sun, 20 Jun 1999 18:16:03 -0700 (PDT) Received: (from production@localhost) by postoffice-271.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8/po.gso.24Feb98) id SAA24551; Sun, 20 Jun 1999 18:16:03 -0700 (PDT) X-WebTV-Signature: 1 ETAtAhUAmS5d0Y+NvK3k+Y+MONg11tWfU6ACFHqt3Wr8dW1UMvd84GrAa0+A99Xm From: AZmeows@webtv.net (Louise Frasher) Date: Sun, 20 Jun 1999 18:16:02 -0700 (MST) To: sibling3@aol.com Subject: Cagle Message-ID: <23384-376D9252-22123@postoffice-271.iap.bryant.webtv.net> Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit MIME-Version: 1.0 (WebTV) " THE ARIZONA REPUBLIC" Newspaper. Sunday,June 20, 1999 [ Obituaries ] Virgil "Gene" Cagle, 62, of Tolleson,Az. A retired trucking owner, died June 17, 1999. He was born in Dalhart, Texas. Survivors include his wife, Imogene; daughters, Melinda Trembath and Debra MacBrair; son, James; brothers, LeRoy and Darrell; seven grandchildren; and one great-grandchild. Services: 3 p.m. Monday, Chapel of the Chimes, 7924 N. 59th Ave., GLendale, Az. I do not know these people, maybe they belong to our clan, maybe not. Perhaps you can ferret out some info. Chow for now. L --part1_8297d298.249eee00_boundary--

--------- Begin forwarded message ---------- From: caglel1 To: dwchambers@mindspring.com Subject: Re: William Samuel Cagle Date: Sun, 20 Jun 1999 13:17:29 -0500 Message-ID: <19990620.131730.4406.0.caglel1@juno.com> References: <3.0.1.32.19990620080928.006bfe8c@mindspring.com> Good Morning and Happy Father's Day: Reference the marriage license on file in Haralson County concerning William Samuel and Mary C. Hughes dated 29 July 1866. I note Samuel was taken prisoner during the Civil War and repatriated (discharged) from prison on May 8, 1865, a little more than a year before the above marriage. His second marriage to Sara E. Ray, daughter of Union Army Captain James and Sarah E. Ray, never occurred until September 14, 1874, almost 10 years later. According to Gerolyn Gordan, this Samuel Cagle and Mary C. Hughes, first supposed wife, appeared in the 1870 Census of Saint Francis County, Arkansas with wife Mary along with two daughters, Mary, born 1868 in Tennessee, and Sarah, born 1870 in Arkansas. Gerolyn surmises that since Benjamin Franklin Cagle Jr and wife, Anna (Cook) were nearby and the ages and birthplaces fit, it seems certain they were sons of Benjamin and Parthena. In my opinion, I believe this was the case. Also, Benjamin Jr married Anna Cook in Alabama abt 1868 and moved to Tennessee. I note Samuel and Mary C. Hughes were living in Tennessee at that time because Mary, Samuel and Mary's first daughter was born there in the same year. Is this coincidence or didBenjamin follow Samuel to Tennessee. It isn't clear which, Samuel or Benjaminmoved to Arkansas first but, they both end up there living near each other. I think this is more than coincidence. Also, Samuel's and Mary's children were named Mary and Sarah which are the names of two of Samuel's sisters. There is a pattern here, remember Augustus also, named two of his daughters for sisters Caroline and Laura. Samuel named another of his daughters by wife #2, Frances, another sister. William Marcus "Jackson" named two of his daughters for sisters, Susan and Florence. I note too, the names are not repeated by any of the brothers so, it was consciously intended. It also, indicates they remained in contact with each other over a period of years at least to the extent that they knew the names of the other's children because none of the sister's names were repeated by other brothers. Have I convinced you? Maybe, I am just too suspicious because of Ben Jr and Augustus' escapades. Let me know what you find out. I am very curious about the two daughters of Samuel's by Mary C. Hughes, particularly if she died. Lee Cagle Moore, OK P.S. Maybe we will get some information as to Samuel's whereabouts for the 10 yr span between the time he was released from prison and his marriage to Sarah E. Ray. We may also, learn what prompted his move to Washington (if not for the fact, it is about as far as you can go from Arkansas). Samuel may have been the first to cut and run without benefit of a divorce, setting the example for Benjamin and Augustus. Or as you said, Mary may have died but, if this is the case, what became of the children Mary b. 1868 in Tennessee and Sarah b. 1870 in Arkansas. --------- End forwarded message ---------- ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Lee: You asked about the Book Cagle Family In the South up to 1850 by Mr. John G. Cagle. This Book is has 660 pages covers area 1700 up and 1850 has lots of references, marriages, tax, census, maps things that pertain to the Cagle families and those that married into the Cagle family also church records it's just all around good reference book and the 1860-1910 is a must book I don't have all of Mr. Cagles books but I do have all the Journals a person needs all these books to do the Cagle family history. 1984 was the 300th anniversary since the birth of old Leonhart Kegel; so thousands of Cagles in USA are here because of him. LaMona

Back at you Earl and List, and thanks for the greeting. I am the father of one son and two daughters. I have a total of 11 grandchildren living. I lost two, one grand daughter, who died during surgery at 13mos, to repair a valve in her heart, the other grandson at age 2, to sudden infant death syndrome which is very rare after 12 months. God has blessed me and them, all the remaining grandchildren are healthy, too healthy, in fact, at least energywise. Lee Cagle Moore, OK ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi All, Happy Fathers Day to everyone on the list. For my self I am the proud father of two boys & two girls. Diana & I are also the grandparents of three boys & three girls. Earl

Just wanted to wish all of you a very Happy Fathers Day: Nancy jane Tarzana, Ca. April ,

Good Morning List, Happy Father's Day to all you fathers. I recently updated the Cagle's in the Civil War list. I added some new soldiers and updated information on others. Thanks to everyone who has been sending in information. List URL http://www.angelfire.com/pa/civilwarcagle Tom Saegertown, PA

This is from a small book from John G. Cagle, Cagle Census Records of the South , 1790-1850: (I just copied down Sevire Co. TN, it dose have more Counties, and States) this is what it has on the 1850 census: of Sevier County, Tennessee 1830 Sevier , TN Cagle, William 0000100001-0001000001 p. 102 (1840 Sevier, TN) " Henry 01021001 -10101 095 ( " " ) " William 110001 -211001 106 ( " " ) " John N.C. 110001 -20001 097( " " ) " Elijah 20001 -10001 094 ( " " ) " Polly 0111 -010001 102 ( 1840 --?? ) " John 20001 -10001 095 (1840 Sevier, TN) Notes: William Cagle, Sr. p.102, above , was the oldest son of Henry Cagle, Sr. the early settler in Cumberland (present Moor) County, NC who died and ldgt a will in Moore Co. in 1802. William appeared in the 1790 Census and 1800 census of Moore Co., and in the 1810 censes of Randolph Co. NC. After appearing in the 1815 Randolph Tax List , William disappears from NC records, and is believed to have moved to TN. He location for the 1820 census has not been found. Henry, above , and the younger William , are believed to have been the sons of William Sr. , as were perhaps John N. C. Cagle, and the deceased husband of Polly Cagle. Elijah and the younger John may have been grandsons of William Sr., though all the Cagle family relationships of Sevier County, have yet been worked out. 1840 Sevier , TN Cagle, William 0000000000 -0000100001 p 186 (1850 Sevier, TN) " Henry 010000001 -21101 176 (d.1840s?) " William Jr. 00000001 1220001 186 (D.1840s?) " Elijah 111001 -020001 175 )1850 --? ) " John 311001 -211001 187 (1850 Monroe, TN) " George 201001 -120001 186 (1850 Sevier, TN) " Isam 00001 -10001 186 ( " " ) " William 02001 -11001 175 ( " " ) Notes: It would seem likely that George, Isam, and William, the three new heads of household in 1840, were the grandsons of William Cagle, Sr. ; The same William (p.175, Above), as well as Elijah (p.175 above) were perhaps the sons of Henry Cgale, (p.176), near whom they lived. 1850 Sevier, TN Cagle, Phereby 34 NC No Occupation Listed/$00 p.446 William C. 96 " Mary 91 " (now we know this is William Sr.)?? Cagle, Sarah 60 NC No Occupation Listed/$50 p.446 Rebecca 16 TN Malinda 15 " (Sarah was pehaps the widow of William Jr., p.186 in 1840.) Cagle, Allen 36 TN Farmer p.446 Sarah 25 " Jane 4 " Richard 5 " (this is on page 60) Cagle, George 38 NC Hunting/$150 p.446 Mary 41 " Elizabeth 21 TN Celia 18 " Mary 16 " James 14 " George 12 " Jessee 9 " Elijah 7 " John 5 " Matthew 1 " Cagle, Isem 35 TN Farmer p.447 Mary 36 " Susan 11 " In School James 9 " " William 5 " Allen 3 " Marrion 1 " Manis, Thomas 38 --- Mary 31 --- Cagle, William 48 NC Farmer p.447 Polly 40 TN Andrew 19 " Henry 17 " Elvira 9 " Ruphus 8 " Sarah 6 " This is on page 61 of the small book of John G. Cagle 1790 t0 1850. (on one of the other pages it has 1880 blount, TN , 10th Civil District., it has this Polly living with her daughter Elvira More, with her children , It says in the notes: (Polly was the widow of William Cagle, c.1802-1863, of 1850 Sevier, TN and 1860 Bradley, TN. In 1850, Wm. and Polly had lived next door to Isem & Mary Cagle,, parents of Isaac above. William Isem may have been brothers) More notes at the bottom of page. The Cagle's of Sevier, Blount, Monroe, Bradley, McMinn, Loudon, and Knox cols represent, for the most part one exteded family, tracing back to the Cagle settlement in Sevier Co. in the 1810s, headed by William C. Cagle, ca.1754-1850s, eldest son of Henry Cagle, Sr. d. 1802 of Morre County, NC. (this is on page 423 1860 Blount County, TN. Vol II, John G. Cagle's book, you have to remember that this book was put out in 1987.) This is all it has in this little book about Sevier County, Tennessee: Nancy Jane Tarzana , CA. April

I found a site devoted to research Germans to America, in particular Palatines. It is a interesting site with several links to related topics. It has a place where you can add your ancestor to a list of immigrants. The site is http://palam.org Hopefully someone will find it useful. Gary Hawley

--part1_36932cd2.249d12f3_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --part1_36932cd2.249d12f3_boundary Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Disposition: inline Return-path: Njbalmer@aol.com From: Njbalmer@aol.com Full-name: Njbalmer Message-ID: <36932cd2.249c9e9d@aol.com> Date: Sat, 19 Jun 1999 03:19:57 EDT Subject: Re: Mary Barrett Cagle To: HerLine2@aol.com, CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Mailer: AOL 4.0 for Windows 95 sub 4 Hi I just found this information on David Crockett Cagle, b. 1835-1923 This final family of 1870 Winston County, AL. was only distantly related to the other Cagles of Winston, being descendats of John "Duthcman" Cagle, d. 1799, of Moore County, NC, wheras the others of Winston were descended form David Cagle, d1780s Of Moore & Cavarrus Cos., NC. David Crockett Cagle, 1835-1923. Originated near Grainesville, Hall Co., GA and married to Mary Herndon, 1839-1926, in 1861. They moved to Winston Co., AL in the 1860s; then, in 1870-1872, moved briefly to Missouri, before appearing in the 1880 census of Independence Co., AR. Prior to 1900, they settled permanently in Leflore Col, Ok. Son William age 7, below (b.1863) lived until 1960. 1870 Winston Co. AL Cagle, David 35 GA Farmer/50/100 T.12/R.9/Houston P.O. /#30/39 Mary 32 " House Keeper William 7 AL Sarah 4 " Thomas 2 " Joseph 1 " (page 214, Winston Co. AL. Vol II) 1880 Independence ; AR. Greenbriar Twp. 6 125 22 19 Cagle, David 45 GA Mary 36 " Wm. 15 AL Sarah 14 " Thom 12 " Newton 10 " Jasper 8 MO Jacob 6 " Otto 4 " Virgil W. 1 " Notes: David Crockett Cagle was born in 1837 in Hall Co. GA, son of Wm. Cagle, 1797-1881. In 1861 David married Mary Herndon and soon moved to ALA, where they lived in the 1870 Winston County, AL. By 1880 , had moved to Independence Co. AR after a period of residence in Missouri . Later , moved back to Missouri, appearing in 1900 St. Clair Co., Mo. (David C. and Mary Cagle, eventuall settled in LaFlore Co. OK. by 1910, and died in that county, in 1923 and 1927. 1900 St. Clair, Mo; Roscoe Twp. 81-151 7 66 Cagle, David C. 63 GA. May 1837 Mary A. 51 " Mar. 1839 Otto 21 Mo Oct 1878 son of David & Mary Carrie? 21 " Dec. 1878 Wife of Otto Tranie 1 IT* Nov 1898 s/o Otto & wife, * Indian Territory Janie 19 AR Mar 1881 Dau. of David & Mary Notes: David Crockett Cagle, a native of Hall Co. Ga. married Mary A. Herndon in 1861; lived in 1870 Winston Co. AL. ; Missouri, 1880 Independence, Co. AR.; to Mo by 1900; finally settled in Leflore Co., OK by 1910. David and Mary died there in 1923 and 1926) 1910 LeFlore, Ok (Old Choctaw nation ) 33 152 204 Cagle, Joe N. 39 AL. son of David, 76, below. Myrtle f. 15 OK dau. Oda E. 12 " son Ruby E. 10 " dau Frances 10 " Niece Otto 8 " Nephew Cagle, David C. 76 GA Father " Mary A. 71 " Mother Notes; The Family of David Crockett Cagle, 1835-1923 David Crockett Cagle, was born on May 11, 1835, near Grinesville, in Hall Co. GA. Was probably son of William Cagle, 1797-1881, of Hall Co.; David may be listed erroneously as "A. Cagle" in 1850 Hall . Dose not seem to appear in the 1860 census, but is known to have married Mary a. Herndon, 1839-1926, of Gainesville, Ga, in Aug. 1861. In the years following, David and wife appeared in 1870 Winston Co. Al ; lived briefly in MO during the 1870s; appeared in 1880 Independence Co., AR, then in 1900 St. Clair Co. MO, and finally in 1910 LeFlore Co., Ok. The children of David C. and wife are as follows; Cagle, James W. July 19, 1863 Larisfa, Winston Co. Ala. Sarah T. Sept. 14, 1866 " " " Thomas A. May 08, 1868 " " " Joseph N. Apr. 07, 1870 " " " Phillip C. Mar 28, 1872 Willow Springs, Howell Co. MO. d.1897 Jacob M. Mar 02, 1874 " " " Otto A. Oct. 24, 1876 West Plains, " " " d.1901 Virgil W. Nov. 01, 1879 Willow Springs, Howell Co. MO Mary E. Mar 01, 1881 Jamestown, Independence Co. AR d. 1907 Flora C. Jul 01, 1888 Willow Springs, Howell Co. MO (Joseph above is listed as Newton Cagle in 1880 Independence Co. Ar.; Phillip C. seems to be listed as "Jasper Cagle," in 1880.) By the time of the 1910 census, David C. Cagle, was living in the home of his son Joseph Newton Cagle, in LeFlore co., Ok. Jaoseph N. had married Lallieth Askew, b. july 6, 1870 in Larisfa, AL; she is not listed in the 1910 census , and apparently had died prior to that year. the six children of Joseph N. and wife are as follow: Cagle, Myrtle Dec. 30, 1894 fanshaw, Indian Territory Odie Elmer Aug. 15, 1897 " " Ruby Feb. 16, 1900 " " Minerva (unavailable) " " Gracie " " " Joseph N. " " " I do not know what family you come off of so here is the rest of the information that is on page 594, Vol II ; John G. Cagle's book. Notes; a number of family were missed in the Choctaw Nation in the 1900 census . and in 1910 LeFlore Co., Ok. among these seem to have been Joseph N. Cagle, in 1900, and James W. Cagle, below, There is a photo of James W. Cagle, 1863-1960, the oldest son of David Crockett Cagle. With him is his son Joseph Theodore Cagle . This photo was sent in by Mrs.Catherine Nowlin, 10638 Sylvia, Dallas, Texas: James W., Born in winston co., ALa, was with his father in the censuses of 1870 Winston , AL. and 1880 Independence Co. Ar. On Nov 16, 1884, James W. married to Mary Sanders, who was 3/4 Indiam, in Indian Territory (now LeFlore Co. OK) Mary died in 1949'; James W. in 1960. James w. Cagle was located in Hartford Twp., Sebastian Co., Ark in 1900, erroneously listed as "John W. Cagle," Has not been located for 1910 : perhaps overlooked by the census taker. Nancy Jane Tarzana, CA April --part1_36932cd2.249d12f3_boundary--

List: I can't remember if I posted these. I found these while visiting the court house at Buchanan in Haralson County, GA last month. Bud Cagle & Dossie Wood August 1, 1897 Isaac E. Cagle & Julia Ella Mayne October 2, 1937 Richard Cagle & Yelpha Ayers October 29, 1876 Samuel Cagle & Mary C. Hughes July 29, 1866 (This is William Samuel s/o Ben F. Cagle, b. 1819) Sorry, my brother was writing these down and forgot to get the Marriage Book and page. Lee Cagle Moore, OK ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Hi I just found this information on David Crockett Cagle, b. 1835-1923 This final family of 1870 Winston County, AL. was only distantly related to the other Cagles of Winston, being descendats of John "Duthcman" Cagle, d. 1799, of Moore County, NC, wheras the others of Winston were descended form David Cagle, d1780s Of Moore & Cavarrus Cos., NC. David Crockett Cagle, 1835-1923. Originated near Grainesville, Hall Co., GA and married to Mary Herndon, 1839-1926, in 1861. They moved to Winston Co., AL in the 1860s; then, in 1870-1872, moved briefly to Missouri, before appearing in the 1880 census of Independence Co., AR. Prior to 1900, they settled permanently in Leflore Col, Ok. Son William age 7, below (b.1863) lived until 1960. 1870 Winston Co. AL Cagle, David 35 GA Farmer/50/100 T.12/R.9/Houston P.O. /#30/39 Mary 32 " House Keeper William 7 AL Sarah 4 " Thomas 2 " Joseph 1 " (page 214, Winston Co. AL. Vol II) 1880 Independence ; AR. Greenbriar Twp. 6 125 22 19 Cagle, David 45 GA Mary 36 " Wm. 15 AL Sarah 14 " Thom 12 " Newton 10 " Jasper 8 MO Jacob 6 " Otto 4 " Virgil W. 1 " Notes: David Crockett Cagle was born in 1837 in Hall Co. GA, son of Wm. Cagle, 1797-1881. In 1861 David married Mary Herndon and soon moved to ALA, where they lived in the 1870 Winston County, AL. By 1880 , had moved to Independence Co. AR after a period of residence in Missouri . Later , moved back to Missouri, appearing in 1900 St. Clair Co., Mo. (David C. and Mary Cagle, eventuall settled in LaFlore Co. OK. by 1910, and died in that county, in 1923 and 1927. 1900 St. Clair, Mo; Roscoe Twp. 81-151 7 66 Cagle, David C. 63 GA. May 1837 Mary A. 51 " Mar. 1839 Otto 21 Mo Oct 1878 son of David & Mary Carrie? 21 " Dec. 1878 Wife of Otto Tranie 1 IT* Nov 1898 s/o Otto & wife, * Indian Territory Janie 19 AR Mar 1881 Dau. of David & Mary Notes: David Crockett Cagle, a native of Hall Co. Ga. married Mary A. Herndon in 1861; lived in 1870 Winston Co. AL. ; Missouri, 1880 Independence, Co. AR.; to Mo by 1900; finally settled in Leflore Co., OK by 1910. David and Mary died there in 1923 and 1926) 1910 LeFlore, Ok (Old Choctaw nation ) 33 152 204 Cagle, Joe N. 39 AL. son of David, 76, below. Myrtle f. 15 OK dau. Oda E. 12 " son Ruby E. 10 " dau Frances 10 " Niece Otto 8 " Nephew Cagle, David C. 76 GA Father " Mary A. 71 " Mother Notes; The Family of David Crockett Cagle, 1835-1923 David Crockett Cagle, was born on May 11, 1835, near Grinesville, in Hall Co. GA. Was probably son of William Cagle, 1797-1881, of Hall Co.; David may be listed erroneously as "A. Cagle" in 1850 Hall . Dose not seem to appear in the 1860 census, but is known to have married Mary a. Herndon, 1839-1926, of Gainesville, Ga, in Aug. 1861. In the years following, David and wife appeared in 1870 Winston Co. Al ; lived briefly in MO during the 1870s; appeared in 1880 Independence Co., AR, then in 1900 St. Clair Co. MO, and finally in 1910 LeFlore Co., Ok. The children of David C. and wife are as follows; Cagle, James W. July 19, 1863 Larisfa, Winston Co. Ala. Sarah T. Sept. 14, 1866 " " " Thomas A. May 08, 1868 " " " Joseph N. Apr. 07, 1870 " " " Phillip C. Mar 28, 1872 Willow Springs, Howell Co. MO. d.1897 Jacob M. Mar 02, 1874 " " " Otto A. Oct. 24, 1876 West Plains, " " " d.1901 Virgil W. Nov. 01, 1879 Willow Springs, Howell Co. MO Mary E. Mar 01, 1881 Jamestown, Independence Co. AR d. 1907 Flora C. Jul 01, 1888 Willow Springs, Howell Co. MO (Joseph above is listed as Newton Cagle in 1880 Independence Co. Ar.; Phillip C. seems to be listed as "Jasper Cagle," in 1880.) By the time of the 1910 census, David C. Cagle, was living in the home of his son Joseph Newton Cagle, in LeFlore co., Ok. Jaoseph N. had married Lallieth Askew, b. july 6, 1870 in Larisfa, AL; she is not listed in the 1910 census , and apparently had died prior to that year. the six children of Joseph N. and wife are as follow: Cagle, Myrtle Dec. 30, 1894 fanshaw, Indian Territory Odie Elmer Aug. 15, 1897 " " Ruby Feb. 16, 1900 " " Minerva (unavailable) " " Gracie " " " Joseph N. " " " I do not know what family you come off of so here is the rest of the information that is on page 594, Vol II ; John G. Cagle's book. Notes; a number of family were missed in the Choctaw Nation in the 1900 census . and in 1910 LeFlore Co., Ok. among these seem to have been Joseph N. Cagle, in 1900, and James W. Cagle, below, There is a photo of James W. Cagle, 1863-1960, the oldest son of David Crockett Cagle. With him is his son Joseph Theodore Cagle . This photo was sent in by Mrs.Catherine Nowlin, 10638 Sylvia, Dallas, Texas: James W., Born in winston co., ALa, was with his father in the censuses of 1870 Winston , AL. and 1880 Independence Co. Ar. On Nov 16, 1884, James W. married to Mary Sanders, who was 3/4 Indiam, in Indian Territory (now LeFlore Co. OK) Mary died in 1949'; James W. in 1960. James w. Cagle was located in Hartford Twp., Sebastian Co., Ark in 1900, erroneously listed as "John W. Cagle," Has not been located for 1910 : perhaps overlooked by the census taker. Nancy Jane Tarzana, CA April

Since we deal with this on a daily basis in Genealogy, I thought you might enjoy this little tidbit of trivia. Lee Cagle Moore, OK What was Plato's last name? The Answer: Plato is a towering figure in the history of philosophy, a pillar of Western thought. So why do we so informally call him by his first name? Or is it his last name? Actually, his real name may not even have been 'Plato,' which is thought to be a nickname. He had a wide forehead-- possibly the first great thinker who really looked smart-- and was apparently dubbed with the Greek word for "broad," plautus. As for his last name, people in ancient Greece didn't have any. They were referred to by their given name and the name of their father. So the man we know as Plato would have been Plato, son of Ariston. (Main source: WHY THINGS ARE & WHY THINGS AREN'T by Joel Achenbach) ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

Lee,that sounds like my family from around Pryor,Spavinaw,Salina.I dont know these names included but sounds like Walter Cagle,son of Andrew Jackson"Jack"Cagle'sfamily.Walter was my great Uncle,also associated with PhilCagle of this Cagle-L group.He should know for sure.Bill Bond Le Roy A Cagle wrote: > > List: > > I received the following message from a High School classmate who is > aware of my > "Cagle" project. > > Anyone have any idea whose line this family might be from? > > Lee Cagle > Moore, OK > > Loretta: > > Thanks for the heads-up and for keeping your eyes open for lost "Cagles". > > Lee > On Thu, 17 Jun 1999 17:50:09 -0500 <Lagenn@concentric.net> writes: > >Lee, > > > >I read in Pryor, OK newspaper that a Walter Cagle had a family > >reunion. Is > >he on your family tree? There were a Jerry & Joanne Cagle, Walter, > >Keven & > >Melanie, and J.C. Cagle. Just thought I would tell you about it. I > >went > >with my cousin from Pryor today to Tulsa to research in the Tulsa > >geneology > >library. We couldn't find much today. I never have found much at > >Tulsa - I > >need to go to Joplin again. I find more information on my family > >there. > > > >Loretta > > > > ___________________________________________________________________ > Get the Internet just the way you want it. > Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! > Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj. > > ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > > Rootswb Internet Genealogy At It's Best > http://www.rootsweb.com/

List: I received the following message from a High School classmate who is aware of my "Cagle" project. Anyone have any idea whose line this family might be from? Lee Cagle Moore, OK Loretta: Thanks for the heads-up and for keeping your eyes open for lost "Cagles". Lee On Thu, 17 Jun 1999 17:50:09 -0500 <Lagenn@concentric.net> writes: >Lee, > >I read in Pryor, OK newspaper that a Walter Cagle had a family >reunion. Is >he on your family tree? There were a Jerry & Joanne Cagle, Walter, >Keven & >Melanie, and J.C. Cagle. Just thought I would tell you about it. I >went >with my cousin from Pryor today to Tulsa to research in the Tulsa >geneology >library. We couldn't find much today. I never have found much at >Tulsa - I >need to go to Joplin again. I find more information on my family >there. > >Loretta > ___________________________________________________________________ Get the Internet just the way you want it. Free software, free e-mail, and free Internet access for a month! Try Juno Web: http://dl.www.juno.com/dynoget/tagj.

William, I have no idea how my name got on that list. But, I will help you if I can. There is a Cagle List that you can subscribe to (no cost) that will help you more than anything else that I know of. To Subscribe you would need to send a message to the following address: CAGLE-L-request@rootsweb.com You need no subject unless one is required to make you e-mail program work, then put a period (.) in the subject box. In the message box write: subscribe That should get you in touch with most people working on the Cagle line. My ancestors came to Hardin Co., Tennessee from NC in the 1820's. I still live in site of the place they settled. Of course, some of the family moved elsewhere over the years. How can I help you with your line? David William L Cagle wrote: > Hi, > My name is Willaim Cagle and I was just at the > http://jogoad.simplenet.com/others.html > site looking at geneology stuff and your name came up. > Could you let me know what interesting stuff you have found > out about the Cagle name?? > > Later, > William (Bill) Cagle > St. Petersburg, FL

CEMETERIES IN LATIMER COUNTY, OK THE FOLLOWING CEMETERIES INVENTORIED THROUGH 1991 CABLER, A. H. 25 MAR 1862 22 SEP 1938 -- Rcr24 CABLER, ANNIE 6 SEP 1897 -- -- Hib13 CABLER, EMMA 15 JUN 1858 30 OCT 1944 -- Rcr24 CABLER, HARDIE 1 OCT 1914 29 OCT 1978 -- Hib13 CABLER, THOMAS H. "BUD" 7 MAR 1889 17 JAN 1953 -- Rcr24 CACY, LAURA 1888 1970 SEC. C, ROW 22 lutie CACY, THEO 1901 1967 SEC. C, ROW 21 lutie CAGLE, ALICE M. 7 JUL 1886 16 MAY 1958 SEC. D, ROW 3-D lutie CAGLE, DAVE NO DATE NO DATE SEC. C, ROW 10 lutie CAGLE, HERSHEL H. 21 OCT 1902 17 JUL 1978 SEC. D, ROW 3-D lutie CAGLE, JACOB M. 2 MAR 1874 10 JUN 1959 SEC. D, ROW 3-D lutie CAGLE, JOY 22 MAR 1918 31 JAN 1980 SEC. D, ROW 3-D lutie CAGLE, JULIA FLORENCE 23 DEC 1883 23 SEP 1965 SEC. D, ROW 3-D lutie CAGLE, VIRGIL WASHINGTON 1 MAR 1874 29 MAY 1964 SEC. D, ROW 3-D lutie

David & List, I am in aggrement with you and others, as to his children. May I also add as a possible son, William Cagle. There was a William Cagle, who left a will in Moore Co; NC; in 1805. This is shown in will book A & page 259. This would place his date of birth in the 1830 -1840 era. Thus putting him in the generation of the birth of the other children. As always I am open for discussion on this idea. To me this William Cagle, could well have been a son of Leonhart's. Earl