I am all for sorting out the early generations of, Cagle's. This however, is not an easy task to sort out. There is very little early documentation as to births. There are census records, but as you all know these didn't start until 1790. Baptismal records are helpful but are hard to find. There is to my knowledge only two children proven to Leonhart. He & his first wife Maria Elisabetha, had their daughter Maria Margareta, confirmed in 1729, in Sembach, Germany. She was 14 yrs. old at the time of her confimation. This would put her born abt. 1715. Then Leonhart & Susanna, had their son Johhan Theobald Kegel, baptised on 2 may 1728. His date of birth is given as 29 April 1728. It is felt by myself & John G. Cagle, that all of their children were on board the "Loyal Judith". As to their sons nobody knows for sure. As an example besides the Maria Margareta, were there any sons born to this first marriage? Anyone on this list is welcome to work on the early generations. My sugestion however, is to start with one generation. This of course being the children born to Leonhart, Maria, & Susannah. Earl

Please help welcome another new member to the Cagle list. Tony Cagle, welcome to the list and as you will find there are alot of freindly hekpful folks. Please list your Cagle's, and we wish you the best. Earl Cagle List owner - CAGLE-L

The wills of Henry & John "Dutchman" Cagle, are a wealth of data. These are very helpful to those who are decended from them. One thing to keep in mind is the era in which these Cagle's, were born. My ancestor as were Henry, John, David, George, and others were of the same generation. Being sons of Leonhart, they were all born in the same era. This being the late 1720's to the early 1740's. So in effect when several had the same first name, you have to use dates of birth, death, and other data to seperate one, from the other. Earl

This is Nancy Jane Balmers/send back through by LaMona Phillips -----Original Message----- From: Njbalmer@aol.com [mailto:Njbalmer@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, May 06, 1999 9:28 AM To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Henrich "Henry" Cagle (Part Three) (part Three) Children of Martin Cagle and Lydia Cagle are: 100 i. John5 Cagle, born 1847. 101 ii. Johnathan Cagle, born 1849. Children of Martin Cagle and Lucey King are: 102 i. Riley5 Cagle, born 1835 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. He married Nancy Done/Dunn December 24, 1860 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 103 ii. Branson Cagle, born 1837 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. He married Carolina Goins April 02, 1857 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 104 iii. Disa Cagle, born 1838 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 105 iv. Sarah Cagle, born 1840 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 106 v. Elizabeth Cagle, born 1842 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 36. John4 Cagle (Peter3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born November 17, 1810 in Montgomery County, North Carolina, and died May 22, 1872 in Cherokee County, Georgia. He married Frances "Fanny" Mickens February 05, 1833 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Notes for John Cagle: 1840 Cherokee, GA. Cagle, John 20001 -011001 1850 Cherokee , GA. Cagle, John 39 NC Farmer F. 42 " M. (F) 14 " In School J. (M) 10 " " " E. (F) 8 GA S. (F) 6 GA E. (M) 4 " 1860 Cherokee, GA. Canton Dist: Canton P.O. Cagle, John 50 NC Farmer Fanney 51 " James 21 " Emaline 18 " Salina 16 " Elias 12 " Randolph 10 " Rachel 6 '' John was the son of Peter Cagle 1775-1842, Of Moore County, North Carolina , who moved to Randolph County, by 1830 and then to Cherokee County, GA. 1839. According to LDS records. John's oldest child was born in Monroe, Union county, North Carolina on February 07, 1835 census of Cherokee County, GA. There are two dates of marriage for John and his wife , February 05, 1833, but lists the brides name as Fanny Macon. LDS records gives the first child as Patsy Martha Cagle b-February 07, 1835 at Monroe, Union county, North Carolina Both are buried at Sardis Cemetery , Cherokee County, Georgia Children of John Cagle and Frances Mickens are: 107 i. Martha "Patsy"5 Cagle, born February 07, 1835 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died June 04, 1935 in Canton , Georgia. She married Levi Ervin Cline June 19, 1853 in Cherokee County, Georgia. Notes for Martha "Patsy" Cagle: Marriage bond issued June 18, 1853. Married June 19, 1853, by J. L. D. Harbin, JP 108 ii. James O. Cagle, born 1839 in North Carolina. He married Mary Jarvis June 29, 1867 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 109 iii. Emaline Cagle, born July 24, 1842 in Cherokee County, Georgia. She married Joseph O. Heard December 10, 1865 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 110 iv. Salina Cagle, born 1844 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 111 v. Elias Cagle, born March 08, 1847 in Cherokee County, Georgia. He married Caroline Wright January 19, 1873 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 112 vi. Martin Randolph Cagle, born July 24, 1850 in Cherokee County, Georgia. He married Sarah Holbert January 13, 1887 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 113 vii. Rachel Cagle, born May 05, 1853 in Cherokee County, Georgia. She married James M. Quarles January 16, 1872 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 114 viii. Levi Cagle, born Abt. 1855. 37. Martha "Patsy"4 Cagle (Peter3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born May 31, 1813 in Montgomery County, North Carolina, and died June 10, 1887 in Cherokee County, Georgia. She married Jarrett Cornelison May 01, 1834 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Notes for Martha "Patsy" Cagle: 1850 Cherokee GA. Cornelison Garrett 43 NC Farmer Martha 36 " Calvin J. 15 GA Bernell K. 14 " James W. 12 " Olin C. 10 " Sarah 9 " Nancy 6 " Tenia 3 " Also living in this household was Katherine Cagle, B NC. and Matha were the daughters of Peter Cagle , 1775-1842. 1870 Cherokee , Ga. Shake Rag Dist. (Canton P.O. ) Cornelison , Garrett 63 NC Farmer/ $1300/$600 Martha 58 " Olive C. 27 GA Sarah I. 25 " Nancy M. 23 " Farm Laborer Winney A. 19 " " " Goodman 18 " " " Annanias 16 " " '' BOTH BURIED AT SHOAL CREEEK PRIMITIVE BAPTIST CHURCH CEMETERY, CHEROKEE CO. GA. Children of Martha Cagle and Jarrett Cornelison are: 115 i. Cavin J.5 Cornelison, born March 03, 1835 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died May 06, 1904. He married Annie Owens. 116 ii. Burrell W. Cornelison, born July 23, 1836 in Dalton , Whirfield , Georgia; died April 20, 1906. He married Martha Ann Barrett. 117 iii. James Wilburn Cornelison, born February 09, 1838 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died July 24, 1912. He married Elizabeth Owens September 15, 1857 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 118 iv. John Cornelison, born 1840 in Cherokee County, Georgia. He married Jane Cagle December 08, 1859 in Cherokee County, Georgia. Notes for Jane Cagle: 1870 Cherokee County, Ga. Shake Rag Dist. (Canton P.O.) Cornelison , John 30 GA Farm laborer Jane 32 " Keeping house Sarah 9 " George G. 7 " Dumas B. 4 " Ammicus 1 " Notes: John was the son of Garret & Martha Cornelison . Jane was the daughter of George Washington Cagle, 1812 - 1890, and Annie. all of 1870 Cherokee, Ga. 119 v. Olive C. "Ella" Cornelison, born October 30, 1841 in Cherokee County, Georgia; died February 07, 1908. 120 vi. Sarah Jane Cornelison, born October 14, 1843 in Cherokee County, Georgia; died December 05, 1935 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 121 vii. Nancy A. Cornelison, born November 15, 1845 in Cherokee County, Georgia; died January 01, 1911 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 122 viii. Lisenna Cornelison, born November 18, 1847 in Cherokee County, Georgia; died May 19, 1904. She married Asberry Cagle July 22, 1866 in Cherokee County, Georgia. Notes for Asberry Cagle: 1870 Cherokee County, Ga. Shake Rag Dist. (Canton P.O.) #382/382 Cagle , Asberry 34 GA Farm Laborer /0/0 (Was 21 Years Old) Sarah 22 " Malissa L. 21 '' Laury R. 2 " William B. 3/12" (Born March 1870) Marriage records in the Cherokee County, Georgia say her name is Lena Cornelison , married on a Sunday on July 22, 1866 , Book D-296. 123 ix. Vencie Cornelison, born June 23, 1850 in Cherokee County, Georgia; died January 07, 1921. She married R. Warren Barrett December 01, 1871 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 124 x. Winney A. Cornelison, born 1851. 125 xi. Goodman Cornelison, born June 27, 1852. 126 xii. Annanias Cornelison, born March 15, 1854 in Cherokee County, Georgia; died October 06, 1904. He married Sarah Ann Jackson. 38. Martin4 Cagle (Peter3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born July 27, 1816 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died November 01, 1900 in Pinkens County, Gerogia. He married Mary "Polly" O'Brien January 31, 1837 in Moore County, North Carolina. Notes for Martin Cagle: 1840 Cherokee County, GA. Cagle, Martin 20001 - 00011 1850 Cherokee, Ga. Cagle, Martin 33 NC Farmer/$50 Mary 33 " John 12 " Wm. 10 GA Lititia 7 " Peter 6 " Levi 4 " Francis M. 9/12 " 1860 Cherokee, GA; Canton Dist.; Canton P.O. Cagle, Martin 44 NC Blacksmith Mary 48 " Lititia 18 GA Levi* 16 " * Probably 14, See 1850 Cherokee Co. Peter 16 " Francis M. 12 " Lucinda 9 " Lavina 8 " Nancy 6 " Mary 3 " Fanny S. 1 '' Notes; Martin, 1816-1900, was bother of John, also came to GA. by, 1870, most of Martin's family had moved to Pickens Co, GA. where they founded a large family group. There is another source that gives there marriage date as 1/31/1937 and lists the bride as Polly Bryant. Perhaps "Polly" was a nickname of Mary, and Bryant was a misreading of O'Brien. Martin was a Blacksmith . both are buried a Bethany Cemetery , Pickens County, Georgia . Children of Martin Cagle and Mary O'Brien are: 127 i. John5 Cagle, born 1839 in Georgia. He married Mary Owens July 24, 1859 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 128 ii. William Cagle, born April 1840 in Cherokee County, Georgia; died May 1913 in Garvin County, Oklahoma. He married Sarah Boatman December 13, 1857 in Cherokee County, Georgia. Notes for William Cagle: Marriage bond was issued Dec. 10, 1857. Married Dec. 13, 1857, by Newt. J. Garrett. William was a Ordained Baptist Minister, and they lived in Cherokee and Pickens County Georgia until the late 1890s, at which time he migrated to the old Chickasaw Nation region in Oklahoma Territory, where he appeared in the 1900 census at the age of 60 (born April 1840, GA.) his wife Sarah, 1833-1913, was listed with him at age 66 (born Sept. 1833 SC). At the time of the Oklahoma Statehood, a few years later, this part of Chickasas Nation became Garvin County, and William and Sarah were listed in the 1910 census of Gravin Co. at ages 70 and 76. Sarah died in February of 1913, and William died in May of the same year, and both are buried at Mount Olivet Cemetery, Paul's Valley, Gravin County. 129 iii. Lititia Cagle, born 1842 in Georgia. 130 iv. Peter Cagle, born 1844 in Georgia; died 1895 in Pickens County, Georgia. He married Martha E. December 29, 1870 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 131 v. Levi Cagle, born 1846 in Geogia. He married Clarissa Carney January 12, 1868 in Cherokee County , Georgia. 132 vi. Frances M. Cagle, born 1848 in Georgia. She married M. E. Wright July 13, 1868 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 133 vii. Lucinda Cagle, born 1851 in Georgia. 134 viii. Lavina Cagle, born 1852 in Georgia. 135 ix. Nancy Cagle, born 1854 in Georgia. 136 x. Mary Cagle, born 1857 in Georgia. 137 xi. Fanney S. Cagle, born 1859 in Georgia. 39. Henry4 Cagle (John3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born February 02, 1805. He married Delila Comer January 1836. Children of Henry Cagle and Delila Comer are: 138 i. Rolley5 Cagle, born 1830. 139 ii. Sarah Cagle, born 1833 in IN. 140 iii. Elias Cagle, born in IN. 141 iv. Polly Cagle, born in IN. 142 v. Emaline Cagle, born 1840 in IN. 143 vi. Nancy Cagle, born 1842 in IN. 144 vii. Patsy Cagle, born 1845 in IN. 145 viii. Henry Cagle, born 1847 in IN. 146 ix. Charles Cagle, born 1848 in IN. 52. Lindey C.4 Cagle (Jacob3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born November 22, 1828 in Moore County, Noth Carolina, and died November 04, 1898 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. He married Eliza Patterson in Moore County, Noth Carolina. Notes for Lindey C. Cagle: 1800 Census, Moore County, North Carolina 13/13 Cagle , Linsey W M 52 Farmer NC Eliza W F 42 Keepinghouse NC William W M 21 Son NC Sarah J. W F 18 Dau NC Regina L. W F 16 Dau (At home) NC Martin A. W M 14 Son '' '' NC Rosetta W F 12 Dau "" '' NC Ffrances L. W F 10 Dau '' '' NC Allen N. W M 8 Son '' '' (1870: Moore) Emeline W F 6 (See Also 1900 NC Lindsey W. W M 4 Son MOORE) NC Woodle, Dempsey W M 16 Nephew NC Children of Lindey Cagle and Eliza Patterson are: 147 i. William5 Cagle, born 1859 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 148 ii. Sarah J. Cagle, born 1862 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 149 iii. Regina L. Cagle, born 1864 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 150 iv. Martin A. Cagle, born 1866 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 151 v. Rosetta Cagle, born 1868 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 152 vi. Frances L. Cagle, born 1870 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 153 vii. Allen N. Cagle, born 1872 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 154 viii. Emeline Cagle, born 1874 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 155 ix. Lindsey Wellons Cagle, born November 24, 1875 in Moore County, Noth Carolina; died October 10, 1946 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. He married Vashti King. Notes for Lindsey Wellons Cagle: Buried at Cagle Cemetery in N.W. Moore County, North Carolina. 55. Enoch4 Cagle (George3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born January 1811 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died January 25, 1871 in Homeplace, Moore County, North Carolina. He married (1) Nancy Cagle. He married (2) Nancy M. Stutts 1836 in Moore County, North Carolina. Notes for Enoch Cagle: 1850 Census Moore County, North Carolina Cagle Enoch 38 NC Farmer Nancy 36 '' Illiterate James 15 '' Lewis 14 '' In School Elizabeth 12 '' " " George 10 '' Henry 8 '' Gilliam 6 '' Mary 2 '' There is also information that Nancy Cagle, b- 1814 was the mother of all these children . and that Nancy M. Stutts was another spouse of his . Children of Enoch Cagle and Nancy Stutts are: 156 i. James5 Cagle, born 1835. 157 ii. Lewis Cagle, born 1836 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Emeline Brown August 17, 1859 in Moore County, North Carolina. 158 iii. Elizabeth Cagle, born 1838 in Moore County, North Carolina. 159 iv. George Cagle, born 1840 in Moore County, North Carolina. 160 v. Henry Cagle, born 1842 in Moore County, North Carolina. 161 vi. Gilliam Cagle, born 1844 in Moore County, North Carolina. 162 vii. Mary Cagle, born 1848 in Moore County, North Carolina. 163 viii. Enoch Wesley Cagle, born September 14, 1857 in Moore County, North Carolina; died March 04, 1934 in Hamlet, North Carolina. He married Martha Alice Cagle September 15, 1877 in Moore County, North Carolina. 57. Elisha4 Cagle (George3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born July 27, 1816 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died May 20, 1895 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Elizabeth Ann Stutts in North Carolina. Notes for Elisha Cagle: Both Buried at Bethlehem Baptist Church Cemetery , Outside of Carthage, Moore County, North Carolina . on his headstone it reads Free Mason 1850 Census Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, Elishia 36 NC Farmer /$200 Ann 35 '' John R. 10 '' In School Abraham 8 '' '' '' Nancy J. 6 '' '' '' Julia A, 4 '' '' '' Sarah 1 Elisha left a Will in Moore County, Jun 1895, in which he named J. R. Cagle , and other heirs, Will Book D, Page 444. (look on page 202 in NC Vol I) Notes for Elizabeth Ann Stutts: headstone her name reads Ann Elizabeth Cagle , wife of Elisha Cagle Nov. 29, 1816 - Feb 27, 1902. Children of Elisha Cagle and Elizabeth Stutts are: 164 i. John Ranson5 Cagle, born November 03, 1839 in Moore County, North Carolina; died July 14, 1922. He married Margaret Corinna Ritter. 165 ii. Abraham Cagle, born 1842 in Moore County, North Carolina. 166 iii. Nancy Jane Cagle, born January 25, 1844 in Moore County, North Carolina; died April 06, 1926. She married Anderson Lindo Seawell. 167 iv. Julia Adline Cagle, born February 02, 1846 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married George Melton. 168 v. Sarah Ann Cagle, born June 25, 1848 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married Noah Wesley Cockman. 169 vi. Camilla Haseltine "Hassie" Cagle, born May 07, 1853 in Moore County, North Carolina; died March 04, 1907. She married Isom Watson Cockman. 170 vii. Celia Louise Cagle, born 1855; died March 23, 1931. She married William H. Dupree. Notes for Celia Louise Cagle: This could be Sarah Lousie Cagle who was married to William H. Dupree. 171 viii. Evan Cagle, born 1859 in Moore County, North Carolina. 63. Isham4 Cagle (Martin (Sr.)3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1819. He married Hannah Cagle. Notes for Isham Cagle: 1850 Census Montgomery County, North Carolina 494/496 Cagle, Isham 31 NC Farmer/$80 Hannah 28 " Benjamin 8 " James 7 " Calvin 4 " Tabitha 2 " Diza 5/12 NC Children of Isham Cagle and Hannah Cagle are: 172 i. Benjamin F.5 Cagle, born 1842 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 173 ii. James Cagle, born 1843 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 174 iii. Calvin Cagle, born 1846 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 175 iv. Tabitha Cagle, born 1848 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 176 v. Diza Cagle, born 1850 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Nancy Jane Tarzana , Ca. April ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== UsGenWeb Archives Search Page Find records on your ancestors http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm

Subject: FW: Henrich "Henry" Cagle (Part Two) This is Nancy Jane Balmers work/sent back through bu LaMona Phillips -----Original Message----- From: Njbalmer@aol.com [mailto:Njbalmer@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, May 06, 1999 9:24 AM To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Henrich "Henry" Cagle (Part Two) Part Two Nancy Jane Tarzana, Ca. April 12. Jacob3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1775 in Cumberland, Moore County, North Carolina, and died 1844 in Gundy County, Tennessee. He married Margaret Dunlap 1800. Notes for Jacob Cagle: 1850 Gundy County, Tennessee Cagle, Jacob 75 NC Martha 72 " Children of Jacob Cagle and Margaret Dunlap are: 46 i. Sarah4 Cagle, born Abt. 1805. 47 ii. George Cagle, born 1805-1833. 48 iii. William Cagle, born 1805-1833. 49 iv. Neill Cagle, born 1814. 50 v. Jesse Cagle, born 1819. 51 vi. Mary Cagle, born 1821. + 52 vii. Lindey C. Cagle, born November 22, 1828 in Moore County, Noth Carolina; died November 04, 1898 in Moore County, Noth Carolina. 53 viii. Charles Cagle, born Abt. 1833. 54 ix. Tyson Cagle, born Abt. 1835. 13. George3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1782 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died 1864 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married (1) Nancy Cagle in Moore County, North Carolina. He married (2) Lucindia Cagle. Notes for George Cagle: Will Book C. p.119, Moore County, North Carolina It is said George might have been married to a Lucinda Bean ???ca, 1810, or to a Nancy Cagle . GEORGE was married at the time of the 1850 census. George might have been married two , to the same person . Lucinda could have been a daughter of George Cagle and Nancy Cagle . Children of George Cagle and Nancy Cagle are: + 55 i. Enoch4 Cagle, born January 1811 in Moore County, North Carolina; died January 25, 1871 in Homeplace, Moore County, North Carolina. 56 ii. Elizabeth Cagle, born 1815 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married Unknown Phillips. + 57 iii. Elisha Cagle, born July 27, 1816 in Moore County, North Carolina; died May 20, 1895 in Moore County, North Carolina. 58 iv. Gilliam R. Cagle, born 1820 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1891. He married Mary Boling November 05, 1850 in Moore County, North Carolina. Notes for Mary Boling: It is said in Cagle Marriages , AR., MS, and TX, Marriages that Cagle, William R. to Boling , Mary on November 05, 1850 Randolph County North Carolina . 59 v. Mary "Polly" Cagle, born 1821-1830 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married Peter Bean. 60 vi. Sarah "Sally" Cagle, born 1822-1830 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married Henry Brown. 61 vii. Adeline Cagle, born 1831 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married Agrippa King. 14. Martin (Sr.)3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1789 in Montgomery County, North Carolina, and died March 20, 1857 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. He married Lardicia "Diza" Cagle September 15, 1810 in Randolph County, North Carolina. Notes for Martin (Sr.) Cagle: 1850 Census Montgomery County, North Carolina 492/494 Cagle, Martin 61 NC Farmer /$450 Diza 61 " Benjamin 36 " Laborer Rhoda 26 " John 24 " Laborer Martin Jr. 23 " " " Sarah 19 " James 17 " Laborer Children of Martin Cagle and Lardicia Cagle are: 62 i. Benjamin4 Cagle, born 1814 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died 1850. Notes for Benjamin Cagle: 1850 census of Montgomery Co. NC Cagle , Benjamin 36 still living with parents + 63 ii. Isham Cagle, born 1819. 64 iii. Rhoda Cagle, born 1824. 65 iv. John Cagle, born 1826. He married Jane Cagle. 66 v. Martin Jr. Cagle, born 1827 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Agnes "Aga" Lassiter November 01, 1860 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 67 vi. Sarah Cagle, born 1831. She married Stephen Lassiter. 68 vii. James Cagle, born 1833. He married Mary Cagle. 69 viii. George W. Cagle. He married Maranda Cagle. Generation No. 3 17. William C.4 Cagle (William C.3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1790 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died in Sevier County, Tennessee. He married Sarah. Notes for William C. Cagle: 1830 Sevier Co. TN. Cagle, William 0000100001 - 000100001 p. 102 (1840 Sevier, TN.) 1840 Sevier Co. TN. Cagle, William 00000000001 - 0000100001 p.186 (1850 Sevier, TN.) 1850 Sevier Co. TN. Cagle, William 48 NC Farmer Polly 40 TN Andrew 19 " Henry 17 " Elvira 9 " Ruphus 8 " Sarah 6 " Child of William Cagle and Sarah is: 70 i. William C. (3rd)5 Cagle. He married Polly. 20. George4 Cagle (William C.3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1812 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died June 03, 1883 in Sevier County, Tennessee. He married Mary "Polly" Latham August 02, 1829 in Blount County, Tennessee. Children of George Cagle and Mary Latham are: 71 i. Elizabeth5 Cagle. She married William Reagan. 72 ii. Celia Cagle. 73 iii. Mary G. Cagle. She married Josiah Reagan. 74 iv. James Cagle. 75 v. George W. Cagle. He married Mary Jane Sing. 76 vi. Jessee Cagle. He married Catherine Keeble. 77 vii. Elizah Cagle. 78 viii. John W. Cagle. He married Amanda Bailey. 79 ix. Matthew Cagle. 80 x. Jane Cagle. 27. Joseph (Jr)4 Cockman (Inna Catherana3 Cagle, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born October 09, 1796 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died 1869 in Maury County, Tenneseee. He married (1) Elizabeth Gady. He married (2) Elizabeth Hill May 02, 1816 in Pulaski County, Arkansas. Children of Joseph Cockman and Elizabeth Hill are: 81 i. Sarah5 Cockman, born March 08, 1817 in Maury County, Tennessee; died Abt. 1894 in Butler Creek, Wayne County, Tennessee. She married Carroll Thompson 1836 in Wayne County, Tennessee. 82 ii. Mary Cockman, born May 15, 1818 in Wayne County, Tennessee. She married Sampson Brewer. 83 iii. Charlotte Cockman, born September 01, 1822 in AL.. She married John Risner. 84 iv. Rachel Cockman, born July 18, 1824 in Wayne County, Tennessee. She married Wallis. 85 v. John A. Cockman, born July 25, 1826 in Wayne County, Tennessee. He married Mary Jane Daniel. 86 vi. Elizabeth Cockman, born August 30, 1828 in Wayne County, Tennessee; died June 28, 1883 in Saline County , Arkansas. She married Berry William Daniel March 23, 1849 in Butter Creek , Wayne County, Tennessee. 87 vii. Jane Cockman, born September 30, 1830 in Wayne County, Tennessee. She married John A. Cantrell. 88 viii. Thomas Washington Cockman, born August 05, 1832 in Wayne County, Tennessee. He married Malinda Cantrell. 89 ix. Joseph Brewer Cockman, born January 04, 1833 in Wayne County, Tennessee. 90 x. Caroline Cockman, born December 27, 1834 in Wayne County, Tennessee. She married William Spinks Cockman. 91 xi. Emaline Cockman, born December 27, 1834 in Wayne County, Tennessee. She married David Cole. 30. Elisha4 Cagle (Henrich (Henry Jr.)3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1795 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died 1870 in Randolph County, North Carolina. He married Anna Elizabeth Hancock February 15, 1821 in Randolph County, North Carolina. Notes for Elisha Cagle: 1820 Moore County, NC 1830 Randolph County, North Carolina Cagle, Elisha 000001 -- 000011 1840 Randolph County, NC Cagle, Elisha 0200001 -100011 1850 Randolph County, NC Cagle, Elisha 55 NC Farmer / $250 Illiterate P. 113 Anna 51 " Joel 18 " Henry 16 " Ferebee 13 " 1860 Randolph County, NC. Western dividsion : Asheboro P.O. 014/999 Cagle, Eli 60 NC Farmer /200/500 Anna 63 " Housekeeping Ann 21 " " Hancock Feribee 40 " " '' 1870 Randolph County, NC. Ashboro P.O. Cagle, Elisha 76 NC Farmer / 150/0 Ann 75 " Keepinghouse Maness, Sarah 50 " " " Listed as "Idiotic" Children of Elisha Cagle and Anna Hancock are: 92 i. Joel5 Cagle, born 1832 in Randolph County, North Carolina. He married Emma. Notes for Joel Cagle: 1860 Randolph County, North Carolina Cagle, Joel 29 NC Farm Laborer /200 Emma 23 " Housekeeping Petterson 5 " son 93 ii. Henry Cagle, born 1834 in Randolph County, North Carolina; died 1912 in Carroll County, Virginia. He married Susannah Owens August 08, 1854 in Randolph County, North Carolina. Notes for Henry Cagle: 1860 Randolph County, NC, Western Division : Asheboro P.O. Cagle, Henry 30 NC Farm labor 0/200 Susan 31 " Housekeeping Madison 5 " Elisha 3 " Emma 2/12 " 1870 Carroll Co. Va. Fancy Gap, Dist. . Cagle , Henry 35 NC Farmer/$125 Susannah 40 " Keepinghouse Ingram 14 " Elisha 12 " Tempy E. 10 VA Martha 8 " Tisha 6 " Mandy J. 2 " 1880 Carroll , VA. Fancy Gap. Dist. Cagle, Henry 46 NC Susannah 48 " Elisha 22 " Martha 18 VA Marthisha 16 " Amanda J. 13 " 1900 Carroll Co. VA. Fancy Gap Dist. Cagle, Henry Dec. 1834 NC Susannah 1830 NC Amanda J. May 1867 VA Susannah died 1909 and is buried at Marion Family Cemetery, Carroll County, Va. 1910 Carroll County, VA. Cagle, Henry 74 NC Mandy 30 VA Daughter Fred Hawks 19 VA Grandson Henry died 1912, and is buried at Marion Family Cemetery, Carroll County, Va. 94 iii. Feribee Cagle, born 1837. 32. Jonathan4 Cagle (Henrich (Henry Jr.)3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1803 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died 1850 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Sarah. Notes for Jonathan Cagle: 1830 Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, Jonathan 00001 -10001 (1840 Moore ) 1840 Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, Jonathan 010001 -001001 (1850 Moore Co.) 1850 Moore County, NC Cagle, Jonathan 46 NC Farmer / $900 Sarah 44 NC Illiterate Dempsy 17 NC Sheffield, Wm. 12 NC Deaf and dumb, relation to Johathan is not given . 1860 Moore County, NC 1018/1004 Cagle, Sarah 53/33? (F) Farmer /650/600 NC Children of Jonathan Cagle and Sarah are: 95 i. Dempsey5 Cagle, born 1833 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Elizabeth Boroughs February 12, 1855 in Moore County, North Carolina. Notes for Dempsey Cagle: 1870 Moore County, North Carolina, Sheffield District Cagle, Dempsey 38 NC Elizabeth 39 " William 14 " AAron 4 " Catherine 22 " Notes; Dempsey Cagle married Elizabeth Boroughs in Moore County, on 2-12-1855. 1880 Moore County, North Carolina , Sheffield District Cagle, Dempsey 48 NC Elizabeth 48 " Aaron 12 " Lousia W. 8 " Mary C. 6 " Notes: Dempsey died in 1883, and Elizabeth remarried to Johathan Kennedy 1890 Moore County, North Carolian , Sheffield census was destroyed 96 ii. Catherine Cagle, born 1848. 33. William4 Cagle (Henrich (Henry Jr.)3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1805 in Montgomery County, North Carolina, and died 1866 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. He married (1) Dicey Boling February 05, 1826 in Montgomery County, North Carolina, daughter of Gardner Boling. He married (2) Sarah Simmons February 29, 1848 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Notes for William Cagle: 1850 Montgomery Co. , E. of Peedee. Cagle , Willam 44 NC Farmer /$826 Sarah 26 '' Louisa 20 '' In School Calvin 18 '' '' '' Margaret 7 '' Boling , Gardner 62 " Gardner Boling was presumably the father of Dicey Boling, 1809-1884, the first wife of William Cagle . The time of William's death in 1866, he was buried by his first wife Dicey, at Lucas Cemetery , at the Community of Steeds, Montgomery County, North Carolina . Notes for Dicey Boling: In the census records of 1870 Winston , MS. Louisville P.O. Children of William Cagle and Dicey Boling are: 97 i. Louise5 Cagle, born 1830. 98 ii. Calvin Cagle, born 1832 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. He married Emeline Spencer December 15, 1853 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Child of William Cagle and Sarah Simmons is: 99 i. Mary A.5 Cagle, born 1843 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 34. Martin C.4 Cagle (Henrich (Henry Jr.)3, Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1807 in Montgomery County, North Carolina, and died 1859 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. He married (1) Lydia Jane Cagle. He married (2) Lucey King February 02, 1831 in Montgomery County, North Carolina, daughter of Wiliam King. Notes for Martin C. Cagle: 1850 Montgomery , E. of Peedee 497/499 Cagle, Martin 42 NC. Farmer/$325 Lydia 26 '' Riley 15 '' In School Branson 13 " '' '' Disa 12 '' '' '' Sarah 10 '' '' '' Elizabeth 8 '' '' '' John 3 '' '' '' Johathan 1 '' '' '' King, William 34 '' Farmer (First wife was Lucy King) William King may have been the brother of Lucey King ,Martin's first wife. ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild You may get lucky and find some ancestors http://istg.rootsweb.com/index1.html

Subject: FW: Henrich "Henry" Cagle (Part One) Nancy Jane Balmer/sent back through by LaMona Phillips -----Original Message----- From: Njbalmer@aol.com [mailto:Njbalmer@aol.com] Sent: Thursday, May 06, 1999 9:05 AM To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Henrich "Henry" Cagle (Part One) his is what I have on them. (Not saying mine is correct, there are alway corrections and room to add.) Nancy jane Tarzana , Ca. April Descendants of Henrich "Henry" Cagle Generation No. 1 1. Henrich "Henry"2 Cagle ((Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1730 in Obermehlingen Germany or Rotterdam Holland, and died March 22, 1802 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Catherana Setiz Abt. 1753 in PA., daughter of John Seitz and Dorothea Felsinger. Notes for Henrich "Henry" Cagle: Henry has listed himself as property owner in Moore County, North Carolina as early as 1768 and remained until his death in 1802. 1790 Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, Henry , Sr. 3-4-4 1800 Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, Henry 03101 -00001 (1802) Had land on Buffalo River. Henry homeplace was on upper Bear Creek in N.W. Moore County, North Carolina. Herer are the descendants of Henry Cagle, Sr. (D.1802), who lived on and near the Cagle homeplace on upper Creek in N.W. Moore County. George, 78, (1782-1864) was son of Henry Sr. : Enoch, 49, was s/o George. The household of Jesse, 43, and Sallie , 57, were the children & grandchildren of Jacob Cagle (B-1770s D 1840s) the older brother of George, Jesse and his brother Lindsey 31, would become the large Cagle landowners of the region. Households #1018, 1019, and # 1020 seem to represent the decendants of Henry Cagle , Jr. (B.1770s - 1830s). Sarah 53, was the widow of Jonathan (AGE 46 IN 1850), and Dempsey 27, was her son .. 1018/1004 Cagle, Sarah 53/33 ? F Farmer 650/600 NC 1019/1005 Cagle, Thenier ? 35 F Farmer -/100 NC Nancy 4 F (1850? - 1870 ? NC George 2 M NC 1020/1006 Cagle, Dempsey 27 M Farmer 250/400 NC Elizabeth 27 F (1850 Moore Co. ) NC WM. J. W. 4 M (1870 Moore Co.) NC Nancy 4 F NC 1022/1008 Cagle, Jessee 43 M Farmer -/500 NC Margaret 28 F (1850 Moore Co,) NC Francis A. 9 F In School NC David 5 M Patterson , Sarah 59 F NC Patterson, Duncan 34 M NC 1025/1009 Cagle, Sallie 57 F Farmer NC Linja? 31 M Farmer 1000/750 NC (Above isLinsey , not Lonja) Neill 41 M NC Mary 36 F (1850 Moore Co.) NC Charles 29 M (1870 Most Still NC Eliza 25 F IN Moore, NC) NC Noah 17 M NC Mary 6 F NC Cadison (?) 4 M NC. (Cadison is Madison) WM. 2 M NC Caoline 4 F NC Sarah J. 6/12 F NC Noah 20 M NC 1026/1010 Cagle, George 78 M Farmer -/ - NC Lucinda 39 F (1850, Moore , NC Bean, Elizabeth 59 F (1870, Moore , NC Cagle, Peter 11 M NC 1032/1016 Cagle, Enoch 49 M Farmer 600/500 NC Nancy 46 F (1850, 1870: Moore Co. NC George 19 M In School, NC Henry 16 M '' '' NC Sibidin? 14 M '' '' NC (Sibidin Is Gilliam) Mary 12 F '' '' NC Enoch W. 5 M NC George born 1782, married to Nancy Cagle . There was a sheet that said Henrich was married to a Lucinda Cagle , also a Martin Cagle born 1789 in Moore County, N.C. , married to Lucinda Cagle on September 15, 1810, Randolph County, N.C. , and died on March 20, 1857, (this information was from Vol 7, Tree number 0619, on a Broderbund disk. ) Children of Henrich Cagle and Catherana Setiz are: + 2 i. William C.3 Cagle, born 1754 in Moore County, North Carolina; died Aft. 1850 in Sevier County, Tennessee. 3 ii. Christian Cagle, born 1761 in Cumberland , Moore County, North Carolina; died 1771-1842 in Blount County, Tennessee. Notes for Christian Cagle: 1785 Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, Christian 3 (It is not known if the 3 means the number of people in the houshold of number of children ) 1790 Census Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, Christian 1-1-1 1810 Census Moore County, North Carolnia Cagle, Christian 01001 -02202 1820 Census (Dose not say) 1830 Blount Ccounty Tennessee Cagle, Christian 000000001 - 000000001 P.305 (Christian was the younger brother of William Cagle, Sr. of Sevier County, Tennessee and the second oldest son of Henry Cagle , Sr., who died in Moore County, North Carolina in 1802. Christian appeared in the 1790 and 1810 Census of Moore County , North Carolina before moving to Tennessee 1850 Blount County, Tennessee Cagle, Christian 89 NC Pauper (Listed in the household of Goodrich Mangrum; one source finds Christian's birth place as being VA. Born ca. 1761 , according to the 1830 census , moved away from Moore County, North Carolina, sometime after 1810. was in Blount county, Tennessee by 1830 , where he was still Living in 1850. + 4 iii. Inna Catherana Cagle, born Abt. 1765 in Moore County, North Carolina; died in Moore County, North Carolina. 5 iv. Elizabeth "Eliza" Cagle, born Bef. 1767. She married James Hubbard. 6 v. Mary Cagle, born Bef. 1767. She married Andrew Auman 1790. 7 vi. Unknown Female Cagle, born 1767-1794; died 1800. Notes for Unknown Female Cagle: Dead by 1800 census . + 8 vii. Henrich (Henry Jr.) Cagle, born 1770 in Cumberland, Moore County, North Carolina; died 1830 in Moore County, North Carolina. + 9 viii. Peter Cagle, born 1772 in Cumberland, Moore County, North Carolina; died 1842 in Cherokee County, Georgia. 10 ix. David Cagle, born Bef. 1774; died Bef. 1800. He married Catherina Cockman. Notes for Catherina Cockman: Caterena Cockman my daughter in law was given five shillings and no more in Henry Cagle Sr. Will of 1802, Henry Cagle Sr will is recorde in Moore Co. will book A , page 224. + 11 x. John Cagle, born 1774 in Cumberland , Moore County, North Carolina. + 12 xi. Jacob Cagle, born 1775 in Cumberland, Moore County, North Carolina; died 1844 in Gundy County, Tennessee. + 13 xii. George Cagle, born 1782 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1864 in Moore County, North Carolina. + 14 xiii. Martin (Sr.) Cagle, born 1789 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died March 20, 1857 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. Generation No. 2 2. William C.3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1754 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died Aft. 1850 in Sevier County, Tennessee. He married Mary Barrett 1787 in Moore County, North Carolina. Notes for William C. Cagle: Lived in Moore County, North Carolina, Moved from Moore County, to Randolph County, between 1800 and 1810, then moved to Sevier County, Tennessee, sometime before 1830, were he was still living in 1850. 1790 Moore County, North Carolina 1800 Moore County, North Carolina Cagle, William 2001 - 2101 P.046 (1810 Randolph) 1810 Randolph County, North Carolina Cagle, William 21001 - 11101 1820 Randolph County, North Carolina Was Destroyed . 1830 Sevier County, Tennessee Cagle, William 0000100001 - 000100001 P.102 (1840 Sevier , TN.) 1840 Sevier County , Tennessee Cagle, William 00000000001 - 0000100001 P. 186 (1850 Sevier , TN. ) 1850 Sevier County, Tennessee Cagle, Phereby 34 NC No Occupation Listed /$00 P.446 William C. 96 NC Mary 91 NC Children of William Cagle and Mary Barrett are: 15 i. Mary4 Cagle. She married James "Jim" Rogers in Blount County, Tennessee. 16 ii. Henry Cagle, born 1780-1811 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Elizabeth "Betsy" Hill April 03, 1828 in Blount County, Tennessee. Notes for Henry Cagle: 1830 Sevier Co. TN Cagle, Henry 01021001 -10101 p.095 (1840 Sevier Co. , TN) 1840 Sevier Co. TN. Cagle, Henry 010000001-21101 p. 176 (d-1840s ) + 17 iii. William C. Cagle, born 1790 in Moore County, North Carolina; died in Sevier County, Tennessee. 18 iv. Celia Cagle, born 1800 in Moore County , North Carolina; died May 04, 1870 in Blount County, Tennessee. She married Jesse Rogers July 29, 1820 in Blount County, Tennessee. Notes for Celia Cagle: Last name spelled Kagle, Celia to Jesse Rogers married on July 29, 1829 , Blount Co. Tennessee. Celia buried at Ellajoy, Cemetery in Blount County, Tennessee. 19 v. Nancy Cagle, born 1808. + 20 vi. George Cagle, born 1812 in Moore County, North Carolina; died June 03, 1883 in Sevier County, Tennessee. 4. Inna Catherana3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born Abt. 1765 in Moore County, North Carolina, and died in Moore County, North Carolina. She married Joseph (Sr.) Cockman Abt. 1780 in Moore County, North Carolina. Children of Inna Cagle and Joseph Cockman are: 21 i. Jane4 Cockman. 22 ii. Michael Cockman. 23 iii. Mary Cockman, born 1781. She married Brewer. 24 iv. John Wesley Cockman, born 1785 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1860 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Mary Morgan. 25 v. Sarah Cockman, born 1785 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1851 in Wayne County, Tennessee. She married Soloman Brewer. 26 vi. Margaret Cockman, born Abt. 1795 in Moore County, North Carolina; died November 07, 1868 in Wayne County, Tennessee. She married Wiley Brewer Abt. 1813. + 27 vii. Joseph (Jr) Cockman, born October 09, 1796 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1869 in Maury County, Tenneseee. 28 viii. Unknown Cockman, born 1798 in Moore County, North Carolina. 29 ix. Unknown Cockman, born 1800 in Moore County, North Carolina. 8. Henrich (Henry Jr.)3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1770 in Cumberland, Moore County, North Carolina, and died 1830 in Moore County, North Carolina. He married Elizabeth Cagle. Notes for Henrich (Henry Jr.) Cagle: Henry Jr. remained in Moore County, and probably died there in there 1830s. Children of Henrich Cagle and Elizabeth Cagle are: + 30 i. Elisha4 Cagle, born 1795 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1870 in Randolph County, North Carolina. 31 ii. George Cagle, born Abt. 1800. + 32 iii. Jonathan Cagle, born 1803 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1850 in Moore County, North Carolina. + 33 iv. William Cagle, born 1805 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died 1866 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. + 34 v. Martin C. Cagle, born 1807 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died 1859 in Montgomery County, North Carolina. 9. Peter3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1772 in Cumberland, Moore County, North Carolina, and died 1842 in Cherokee County, Georgia. He married Rachel Boling Abt. 1800. Notes for Peter Cagle: Buried at Keith Family Cemetery outside of Canton on hwy5 1870 Cherokee Ga. Dist. # 792, Canton (Canton P.O. ) #155/155 Cagle, John 59 NC Farmer/$1500/$400 Fanna 60 " Keepinghouse Elias 24 GA Farm Laborer Salena 20 " House Labor Martin 18 " Farm Laborer Rachel 16 " Housework WFT. Vol. 7 , Tree 0619 Said Peter was bonr 1775, married bef. 1800 , and died 1842. Cagle book said Peter was born 1775, moved from Moore County, to Randolph County, in the 1820s, then moved to Cherokee County, GA. ,in 1839 where he died in 1842. In the year 1839 , Peter Cagle and his children migrated from Moore County, NC., to Cherokee County, GA. , the were supposed to have been on their was to Mississippi, but when they met a Mr. Keith they agreed to stop in cherokee County, for one year to make furniture. Cabinet makers and carpenters, they settled at a mill-site on Hickory Log Creek just north of Canton . Peter Cagle did not by land , he died in 1842 and his wife died soon after him . In 1848 his sons John and Martin pruchased land in Cherokee County, GA. It will be noted that the four children of Peter were born between the years 1809 and 1816. Children of Peter Cagle and Rachel Boling are: 35 i. Catherine "Katie"4 Cagle, born January 01, 1809 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died December 05, 1875 in Cherokee County, Georgia. She married Robert Boatman August 05, 1858 in Cherokee County, Georgia. Notes for Catherine "Katie" Cagle: Catherine was unmarried in 1850, and living in the home of Garrett and Martha (Cagle) Cornelison in Georgia . Later married Robert Boatman a widower whe she was 49 years old. They never had any children . Catherine is buried at Sardis Baptist Church Cemetery. Notes for Robert Boatman: Robert Boatman and Martin Cagle were both Ordained deacons by the Sardis Baptist Church in Cherokee County , Georgia , on June 09, 1857. + 36 ii. John Cagle, born November 17, 1810 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died May 22, 1872 in Cherokee County, Georgia. + 37 iii. Martha "Patsy" Cagle, born May 31, 1813 in Montgomery County, North Carolina; died June 10, 1887 in Cherokee County, Georgia. + 38 iv. Martin Cagle, born July 27, 1816 in Moore County, North Carolina; died November 01, 1900 in Pinkens County, Gerogia. 11. John3 Cagle (Henrich "Henry"2, (Leonhart Kegell ) Leonard *1) was born 1774 in Cumberland , Moore County, North Carolina. He married Sarah Lathem, daughter of John Lathem and Elizabeth Lathem. Notes for John Cagle: 1820 Morre County, North Carolina Cagle, John 200001 - 3101 Children of John Cagle and Sarah Lathem are: + 39 i. Henry4 Cagle, born February 02, 1805. 40 ii. Peter Cagle, born 1794-1819. He married Dasy Cagle. 41 iii. Catherine Cagle, born 1796-1822 in Moore County, North Carolina. 42 iv. Elizabeth Cagle, born 1812 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1879. She married James Anderson. 43 v. Susannah Cagle, born 1797-1837 in Moore County, North Carolina. She married Jacob Russell July 1855. 44 vi. Sarah Cagle, born 1816 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1888. She married John Anderson 1846. 45 vii. Lydia Cagle, born 1820 in Moore County, North Carolina; died 1870. She married Robert Anderson 1836 in Moore County, North Carolina. ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== UsGenWeb Archives Search Page Find records on your ancestors http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm

Thank you, LaMona, for listing the will for Henry Cagle, Sr. I thought that I was the only one who had gotten confused in trying to sort out these postings. I also would like to see the first three generations re-posted along with the documentation whenever it is possible. I may be a descendant of "Henry Cagle", but I am confused to just which one. I would be so happy to finally learn for sure just who I am and where I came from, ha ha. Nadeen

Here is henry Cagle will 1802 naming his children: This is my line LaMona Phillips -----Original Message----- From: LaMona Phillips [mailto:lphilli@lightspeed.net] Sent: Saturday, February 27, 1999 5:47 PM To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com Subject: Henry Cagle, Sr., Will 1802 THE CHILDREN OF HENRY CAGLE, SR., FROM HIS 1802 WILL, MOORE COUNTY, NC Moore County, North Carolina, Will Book A, page 224: In the name of God Amen. I Henry Cagle of Moore County in the State of North Carolina being weak in body but of sound and perfect memory and calling to mind mortality of my body doth constitute ordain and appoint this to be my last will and testament in manner and form following. First, I recommend my soul to God that gave it and my body to be decently buried at the discretion of my executor or executrix hereafter mentioned and nothing doubting of the resurrection of the last day. And as to my worldly goods which it hath pleased God to bestow on me I give and bequeath in the following manner. Item, I give and bequeath to my oldest son William Cagle five shillings current money and no more. Item, I give to my son Christian Cagle fifty-five acres of land joining the land he now lives on and no more. Item, I give and bequeath to my son henry Cagle five shillings and no more. Item. I give and bequeath to my son peter Cagle five shillings and no more. Item, I give and bequeath to my son John Cagle two hundred acres of land joining Cornelius Lathem's land except what Mr. John McAulay has taken off, also twenty-two and one-half acres of land joining the said two hundred acres, also one horse that he has now and the two cows and calves and a two year old Bull which he now has and no more. Item, I give and bequeath to my son Jacob Cagle on hundred acres of land which I bought from John McAulay lying on the branch of Wolf Creek, also the horse he now has and one cow and calf and no more. Item, I give and bequeath to my son George Cagle one hundred acres of land joining Peter Cagle's land whereon he now lives. Item, I give and bequeath to my beloved wife Caterana Cagle two hundred and twenty acres of land containing the plantation whereon I now live, joining the lands of William, Christian and Henry Cagle whereon they live and also joins the land I give my son Cagle {Editor's Note: A word seems to be missing from the text; probably should be Peter, John, Jacob, or George], during her natural life and at her decease to go to my last son Martin Cagle, and its my will that if my wife lives till the said Martin is twenty-one years of age and it should be his desire to settle himself on the said land that he may settle on any part but not to disturb his mother from. Item, I give and bequeath to son George Cagle one horse and one cow and calf. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter-in-law Caterana Cockman five shilling and no more. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Eliza Hubbard fifteen pounds current money and no more. Item, I give and bequeath to my daughter Mary Auman five shillings and no more. And its my wish that my wife to have all my household furniture during her widowhood, but if in case she marries the furniture to be equally divided among her and my children. And I hereby appoint my wife Caterana Cagle and my son William Cagle to be executrix and executor of this my last will and testament and doth hereby revoke all others. And I in witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and seal this 22nd day of March. Signed in presence of us His his Henry (X) Cagle Hardy (X) Davis Mark Peter Davis Exurs, both qualified Moore County February Term ---1802 The above will was duly proved in open court by the oath of Charles Tyler and ordered to be recorded. A. McBryde, C.C. ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== UsGenWeb Archives Search Page Find records on your ancestors http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm

Lee, The reference to Kegel as meaning "bowling pin" reminded me of something I hadn't heard in a long time. When I was much younger, bowlers were sometimes referred to as "keglers." I didn't question it at the time but obviously this is where it originated. Jim Nix Le Roy A Cagle wrote: > > List: > > The first known people to acquire surnames were the Chinese. Legends > suggest that the Emperor Fushi decreed the use of surnames, or family > names about 2852 BC. The Chinese customarily have three names. The > surname is placed first and comes from one of the 438 words in the sacred > Chinese poem Po-Chia-Hsing. The family name is followed by a generation > name, taken from a poem of 30 characters adopted by each family. The > given name is then placed last. > > In early times, the Romans had only one name. However, they later > changed to using three names. The given name stood firs and was called a > "praenomen". This was followed by the "nomen" which designates the gens, > or clan. The last name designates the family and is known as the > "cognomen". Some Romans added a fourth name, the > "agonomen", to commemorate an illustrious action, or remarkable event. > As the Roman Empire began to decline, family names became confused and > single names once again became customary. > > The modern hereditary use of surnames was a practice that originated > among the Venetian aristocracy in Italy about the 10th or 11th Centuries. > Crusaders returning from the Holy Land took note of this custom and soon > spread its use throughout Europe. France, the British Isles, and then > Germany and Spain began applying the practice as the need to distinguish > individuals became more important. By the 1370's the word "surname" > is found in documents, and has come to acquire some emotive and dynastic > significance. > Men sometimes sought to keep their surname alive by encouraging a > collateral to adopt it when they had no direct descendants of their own > in the male line. Although we can see > that the handing on of a surname has become a matter of pride, we can > only guess as to the reasons for adopting hereditary surnames in the > first place. > > In nearly every case, surnames were first usedby the nobility and wealthy > landowners, and the practice then trickled down to the merchants who > derived their names from their manors and fiefs. These names became > fixed through the hereditary nature of their lands. For the member of > the working and middle classes seeking status, the practices of the > nobility were imitated, leading to the widespread use of surnames. > > Family names have come down to us in various ways. They may have grown > out of a person's surroundings or job, or the name of an ancestor. Most > surnames evolved from four general sources: > > Occupation: The local house builder, food preparer, grain grinder, and > suit maker, would > be named respectively: John Carperter, John Cook, John Miller and John > Taylor. Thus, > every village had its share of Carpenters, Cooks, Millers and Taylors. > And, those in one > town weren't necessarily related to the Carpenters, etc. in the next. > > Location: The John who lived over the hill became known as John > Overhill; the one who dwelled near a stream might be dubbed John Brook. > Many locational surnames originated as placenames. You can tell that a > surname is a locational placename if it ends with one of > the regular placename elements, such as -hill, -ford, -wood, -brook, > -well, and so on. Less > easily recognized locational surnames end with -ton, -ham, -wick, -stead > meaning a farm, or > small settlement. Other common locational endings are -don, (a hill), > -bury (a fortification) > or -leigh, or -ley (a clearing). > > Patronymic (father's name): Many of these surnames can be recognized by > the termination--son, such as Williamson, Jackson, etc. Some endings > used by other countries to indicate "son" are: Armenians - ian, Danes and > Norwegians - sen, Finns -nen, > Greeks - poulos, Spaniards- ez, and Poles - wiecz. Prefixes denoting > "son" are the Welch > - Ap, the Scots and Irish- Mac, and the Normans - Fitz. So, John the son > of Randolph became John Fitz-Randolph because "fitz" means "son of". In > Wales, David the son of John tacked "Ap" in front of his father's name, > and David ap John was soon being called > David Upjohn. In Scotland, Gilleain's descendants were known as > MacGilleain and later > shortened to MacLeab, McClean, McLane, and all the other versions. > > Characteristic: An unusually small person might be labeled Small, Short, > Little or Lytle. A > large man might be named Longfellow, Large, Lang, or Long. Many persons > having characteristics of a certain animal would be given the animal's > name. Examples: a sly person might be named Fox; a good swimmer, Fish; a > quiet man, Dove; etc. > > Many historians believe that surnames derived from places (locational) > were the first to > become hereditary. The surname KEGEL appears to be locational in origin. > Research > indicates it can be associated with the Germans, meaning, "dweller at the > stumps or stubs". Although this interpretation is the result of > onomastic research, you may find other meanings for the Cagle family name > i.e., bowling pin (which is short and stubby). > Many surnames have more than one origin. For instance, the English > surname "Bell" > may designate one who lived or worked at the sign of the bell, or it may > refer to a bell- > ringer, or bellmaker. It may be a nickname for "the handsome one", from > the old French > word "bel" which means beautiful. It could also indicate the descendant > of "Bel", or pet form of Isabel. > > "What's in a name? That which we call a rose; by any other name would > smell so sweet." > William Shakespeare > > Or better put "It doesn't matter how you spell it, we are all Cagles." > Tom at Toolcity. > > Cousin Lee Cagle > Ben Franklin Cagle, 1819 Line. > 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 > > ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > > Ground Work One Of My Favorites > http://members.aol.com/ssmadonna/index.htm

Mary Ella: I cannot vouch for the accuracy because I have no source documents. All of this came from list postings. Also, I am not sure but, I think Henry may have left a will which names his children. But, again I may have him confused with someone else. Henry (according to what has been posted) has the following children: William C. abt 1754 Christian Christopher abt 1761 Inna Caterana bef 1765 (may be your "Caterana") Elizabeth 14 April 1766 Mary bef 1767 David bef 1774 Peter 1775 Henry Jr 1781 (I doubt the accuracy of this one, these two Henrys have different wives.) Henry Jr 1770 *George Foreman has four sons all named George so, who knows? Jacob 1774 John K. abt 1774 George 1782, Martin 1789 Henry Jr 1770 Lee Cagle Moore, OK On Sun, 13 Jun 1999 11:49:02 EDT Maryrella@aol.com writes: It would be great if we could reach concensus on >these >first generations ___________________________________________________________________ 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, Saw your query regarding the first three generations of Cagles. I did post a message on this question some time ago as I noted the many inconsistencies in the various postings. It is my opinion, based upon a preponderance of evidence from the last few years of published research, that the best answer for the first two generations are those suggested by John G. Cagle. My previous posting is attached for your convenience. I will appreciate any and all comments. Jimmy B. Cagle Long Beach, MS Subj: Re: Cagle Wills Date: 1/22/99 3:31:56 PM Central Standard Time From: JBCagle@aol.com To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com Re Earl's post "Cagle Wills" 12-21-98 I am in agreement with those who propose we work on the first three generations of Cagles in America. I applaud you for highlighting this need. I have often noticed the differing generations in which individuals have appeared. It is a given the third generation will always be suspect if there is doubt about the second. There seems to be differing views as to who were the Children of Leonhart. I would like to hear comments on the theory John G. Cagle advanced regarding the children of Leonhart as: Leonard b. 1730s-1800s John Dutchman Cagle d. 1799 Moore Co., NC Henry Cagle, Sr. d. 1802 Moore Co., NC David Cagle 1728-1780s Cabarrus Co., NC Charles Cagle Stanley Co., NC George Cagle d 1825 Stanley Co., NC (See CAGLE JOURNAL OF HISTORICAL INQUIRY, July 1994, page 9) I believe John G. has advanced this theory at later periods in the Journal, but at the moment do not know the issue. Jimmy B. Cagle Long Beach, MS ==== CAGLE Mailing List ====

Thanks to Lee Cagle for expressing the same confusion I have been feeling about the CAGLE line! It would be great if we could reach concensus on these first generations, noting, of course, that some points may still be in contention. My particular concern involves Caterana, the daughter (?) of Henry Cagle and Caterena Seitz. Also, is there any proof that Henry and Caterana had a son named David? Thanks for any help the list can give me to clear up some of my confusion. Mary in SC maryrella@aol.com

Indeed, very interesting. I been near there several times in the past, as my son attended a near by college. It is sad that I knew nothing of my ancestors who may have lived so close. Dr. Bob! Njbalmer@aol.com wrote: > Ancient Pennsylvania Landmarks Known to Leonhart Kegel, 1732-54 Era > Oley Township, Berks County, PA > > Oley Township, a few miles east of Reading, in Berks co., PA, is te only > township in America which has been added to the National Register of > Historic Places, as an entire Township. Its settlement dates back as far as > 1699, and it ancient German and French Huguenot homesteads have building > standing dated from 1706. It was already a generation old, and a thriving > settlement, when the Cagles arrived from Germany in 1730s; and was nearly a > half-century old when John "Dutchman" Cagle lived in Oley in the early 1750s. > Leonhart Kegel, the 1732 immigrant, and believed to be father of John > "Dutchman" Cagle, acquired land in Oley Twonship in 1737; at that time, > however, old Oley Township encompassed more territory than does the present > Oley Twp., and section in which Leonhart lived was later made into Alsace > Township. > The economy of Oley Twonship was based, originally, on farming in the broad > Oley Valley, and on iron-working in the scenic hills which ring the valley. > Of the iron furnaces and forges in Oley, perhaps the most famous was that of > Iaeger Family (later Anglicized to "Hunter"), headed by Nicholas Hunter. In > an obscure court case, dating for 1753, Berks Co. records sho that Nicholas > Henter, on one occasion, filed sutie against a JOhn Kegle, believed to be > John "Dutchman" Cagle, who later moved to North Carolina in 1754-55. Oldest > homestead in Oley is that of Johannes Keim, built 1706; he was the ancestor > of the Kime family of Guilford Co., NC. Oley Township furnished a number of > families to central North Carolina during the 1740s adn 1750s including the > Keim, Cagle, and Stutts Families. > (The Nicholas Hunter homestead in Oley Twp., neat the ruins of the famed Oley > Forge. The Oley Lutheran Church stands nearby, but its early recors are lost. > One of the most memorable sights in teh city of Reading, Berks Co., PA, is > Alsace Hill in the northern part of town, capped by the twin towers of the > alsace Lutheran and Alsace German Reformed Churches. The two churches, > identical in construction, stand on either side of a common parking lot, and > share a common graveyard. From date of founding in 1732, until construction > of the present buildings in 1907, the two congrrefations worshipped in a > single building, at alternatin times, under a "Union Church" arrangement. > The Alsace churches stand on the homestead of Dewalt Baum, closest neighbor > of Leonhart Cagle, during Leonard's period of residence, 1737-1748, in Alsace > Twonship. The Cagles may will have been members of the Alsace Lutheran > Church, but this cannot be verified, as early records of the Church have been > lost. > There is a replica of the original Alsace Church building, which served the > congragtion form ca.1737-1753; replaced by a stone church in 1753. The log > church was in use during the period of Leonard Cagle's residence in the > township, and stood about a quarter-mile from his home. The present Alsace > Lutheran Church, in use since 1907. and identical building, standing > adjacent, is the German Ref. church. > Here is a paragraph from the published history of the Alsace Church describes > the expansion of the Church in the era of 1748-1754. In 1748, the year of > the founding of reading, PA, Leonard Cagle, vacted his homstead in Alsace and > move a few miles distant to Brecknock Township, in Berks Co. > > (I found this in one or the Cagle Journal of Historical Inquiry's,) (July > 1987 pg. 2) by; John G. Cagle of Little Rock , Arkansas. > > I just thougt this was interesting. > > Nancy jane > Tarzana, CA. > April > > ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > > Cagle Family Genealogy Forum > http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/cagle/

Le Roy,dont forget Cagle Mountain at Mc Minnville,Warren co Tn.Bill Bond Le Roy A Cagle wrote: > > List: > > For me, no name is more intriguing, nor inspires more questions,than my > own surname > CAGLE. Of particular interest is the large number of place-names I have > found. The > following information which I have extracted from another book will > provide you with a > list of all kinds of places across the country that bear the Cagle > surname. In most cases, > a person may be connected to the area named, perhaps as a discover, a > landwoner, or maybe even a folk hero. Behind every place name there is a > story, though not always > clear. If any of you recognize or know the story behind any of these > locations, please > share that information with the rest of us. > > It is hoped that this information, during the course of your research > efforts in genealogy, > will develop new leads to ancestors for which we have no current > knowledge. > > ALABAMA > County Place Type > DeKalb Cagle Gap Passage > Franklin Cagle Wash Hole Lake > Franklin Cagle Branch Stream > Jackson Cagle Cave > Madison Cagle Point Cape > Marion Cagle Cove Valley > Marshall Cagle Hollow Valley > Winston Cagle Mine > Winston Cagle Gulf Valley > > ARKANSAS > Calhoun Cagle Spring > > CALIFORNIA > Humboldt Cagle Ridge Prairie Prairie > Humboldt Cagle Ridge Mountain > > GEORGIA > Cherokee Cagle Lake Reservoir > Franklin Cagle Lake Dam > Franklin Cagle Lake Reservoir > Pickens Cagle Mill Historic > Pickens Cagle Town > Pickens Cagle Branch Stream > Pickens Cagle Mountain Summit > > ILLINOIS > Massac Cagle Bluff Cliff > Massac Cagle Pond Lake > > INDIANA > Putnam Cagle Mill Historical > > MISSOURI > Dunklin Cagle Island > > NORTH CAROLINA > Henderson Cagle Mountain Summit > Jackson Cagle Branch Stream > > TENNESSEE > Blount Cagle Hollow Valley > Decatur Cagle Branch Stream > Hardin Cagle Branch Stream > Marion Cagle Chasm Cave > Monroe Cagle Branch Stream > Sequatchie Cagle Post Office Historical > Sequatchie Cagle Town > > TEXAS > Montgomery Cagle Branch Stream > Montgomery Cagle Pond Swamp > Walker Cagle Recreation Site Locale > > WASHINGTON > Chelan Cagle Gulch Valley > > Good hunting!! > > Lee Cagle > Moore, OK > > Franklin > > ___________________________________________________________________ > 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 ==== > > UsGenWeb Archives Search Page > Find records on your ancestors > http://www.rootsweb.com/~usgenweb/ussearch.htm

List: I saw a condensed version of an 1860 Indiana Census for Switzerland County, Vevay TWP Roll 299, pg 305. It only lists heads of households. Lister there was Augustus Cagle. Does anyone know who this is or what family group to whom he belongs? 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.

List: For me, no name is more intriguing, nor inspires more questions,than my own surname CAGLE. Of particular interest is the large number of place-names I have found. The following information which I have extracted from another book will provide you with a list of all kinds of places across the country that bear the Cagle surname. In most cases, a person may be connected to the area named, perhaps as a discover, a landwoner, or maybe even a folk hero. Behind every place name there is a story, though not always clear. If any of you recognize or know the story behind any of these locations, please share that information with the rest of us. It is hoped that this information, during the course of your research efforts in genealogy, will develop new leads to ancestors for which we have no current knowledge. ALABAMA County Place Type DeKalb Cagle Gap Passage Franklin Cagle Wash Hole Lake Franklin Cagle Branch Stream Jackson Cagle Cave Madison Cagle Point Cape Marion Cagle Cove Valley Marshall Cagle Hollow Valley Winston Cagle Mine Winston Cagle Gulf Valley ARKANSAS Calhoun Cagle Spring CALIFORNIA Humboldt Cagle Ridge Prairie Prairie Humboldt Cagle Ridge Mountain GEORGIA Cherokee Cagle Lake Reservoir Franklin Cagle Lake Dam Franklin Cagle Lake Reservoir Pickens Cagle Mill Historic Pickens Cagle Town Pickens Cagle Branch Stream Pickens Cagle Mountain Summit ILLINOIS Massac Cagle Bluff Cliff Massac Cagle Pond Lake INDIANA Putnam Cagle Mill Historical MISSOURI Dunklin Cagle Island NORTH CAROLINA Henderson Cagle Mountain Summit Jackson Cagle Branch Stream TENNESSEE Blount Cagle Hollow Valley Decatur Cagle Branch Stream Hardin Cagle Branch Stream Marion Cagle Chasm Cave Monroe Cagle Branch Stream Sequatchie Cagle Post Office Historical Sequatchie Cagle Town TEXAS Montgomery Cagle Branch Stream Montgomery Cagle Pond Swamp Walker Cagle Recreation Site Locale WASHINGTON Chelan Cagle Gulch Valley Good hunting!! Lee Cagle Moore, OK Franklin ___________________________________________________________________ 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.

List: Some time back the question was raised as to the accuracy of the postings of the first three generations of Cagles. Was any concensus of opinions decided. If so, would someone please post them. I would like to be on the same sheet of music with everyone else, if possible. I know this is a difficult area but, if our most reliable researcher would post his/hers (Earl, since you are the Administrator, I would recommend you), then we could all use this posting until someone else comes up with source documents to prove it wrong, then after agreement, that information could be posted, recommending all change their previous post. I have been trying to reconcile all the previous posts and I have the first three generations so confused I fear without help, I will never get them straight, i.e., I now have Old Leonard with 12 children. Maybe, working three generations is too much. Maybe only one generation at a time would be best. I don't know. When I first began this project, I thought, "Boy, this is going to be easy." I dumbly posted all the messages as I received them. Now I have some children with as many as three different sets of parents. I have some fathers with as many as four wifes and some with children but, no wives. What a mess. HELP!! 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.

Ancient Pennsylvania Landmarks Known to Leonhart Kegel, 1732-54 Era Oley Township, Berks County, PA Oley Township, a few miles east of Reading, in Berks co., PA, is te only township in America which has been added to the National Register of Historic Places, as an entire Township. Its settlement dates back as far as 1699, and it ancient German and French Huguenot homesteads have building standing dated from 1706. It was already a generation old, and a thriving settlement, when the Cagles arrived from Germany in 1730s; and was nearly a half-century old when John "Dutchman" Cagle lived in Oley in the early 1750s. Leonhart Kegel, the 1732 immigrant, and believed to be father of John "Dutchman" Cagle, acquired land in Oley Twonship in 1737; at that time, however, old Oley Township encompassed more territory than does the present Oley Twp., and section in which Leonhart lived was later made into Alsace Township. The economy of Oley Twonship was based, originally, on farming in the broad Oley Valley, and on iron-working in the scenic hills which ring the valley. Of the iron furnaces and forges in Oley, perhaps the most famous was that of Iaeger Family (later Anglicized to "Hunter"), headed by Nicholas Hunter. In an obscure court case, dating for 1753, Berks Co. records sho that Nicholas Henter, on one occasion, filed sutie against a JOhn Kegle, believed to be John "Dutchman" Cagle, who later moved to North Carolina in 1754-55. Oldest homestead in Oley is that of Johannes Keim, built 1706; he was the ancestor of the Kime family of Guilford Co., NC. Oley Township furnished a number of families to central North Carolina during the 1740s adn 1750s including the Keim, Cagle, and Stutts Families. (The Nicholas Hunter homestead in Oley Twp., neat the ruins of the famed Oley Forge. The Oley Lutheran Church stands nearby, but its early recors are lost. One of the most memorable sights in teh city of Reading, Berks Co., PA, is Alsace Hill in the northern part of town, capped by the twin towers of the alsace Lutheran and Alsace German Reformed Churches. The two churches, identical in construction, stand on either side of a common parking lot, and share a common graveyard. From date of founding in 1732, until construction of the present buildings in 1907, the two congrrefations worshipped in a single building, at alternatin times, under a "Union Church" arrangement. The Alsace churches stand on the homestead of Dewalt Baum, closest neighbor of Leonhart Cagle, during Leonard's period of residence, 1737-1748, in Alsace Twonship. The Cagles may will have been members of the Alsace Lutheran Church, but this cannot be verified, as early records of the Church have been lost. There is a replica of the original Alsace Church building, which served the congragtion form ca.1737-1753; replaced by a stone church in 1753. The log church was in use during the period of Leonard Cagle's residence in the township, and stood about a quarter-mile from his home. The present Alsace Lutheran Church, in use since 1907. and identical building, standing adjacent, is the German Ref. church. Here is a paragraph from the published history of the Alsace Church describes the expansion of the Church in the era of 1748-1754. In 1748, the year of the founding of reading, PA, Leonard Cagle, vacted his homstead in Alsace and move a few miles distant to Brecknock Township, in Berks Co. (I found this in one or the Cagle Journal of Historical Inquiry's,) (July 1987 pg. 2) by; John G. Cagle of Little Rock , Arkansas. I just thougt this was interesting. Nancy jane Tarzana, CA. April

Alan, you can subscribe to the Cagle family, simply by addressing: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com In the body of the e.mail just put "subscribe" That will put you on the list and it is free. You will get the Cagle information. Sorry, I don't know who your Mary is but there might be someone on in the Cagle family that does. Betty King (husband's ggrandmother was Coraella Cagle, born in Holmes County, Mississippi)

Boy Earl, I'm not sure I could have figured that out. My question is... What does that make us? Tom PS It also reminds my wife Debbie and me of a song her father used to love to sing. I'm sure some of you have heard it but here it is for your amusement: I'M MY OWN GRANDPA Many many years ago, when I was twenty-three, I was married to a widow as pretty as can be. This widow had a grown-up daughter who had hair of red. My father fell in love with her and soon the two were wed. This made my dad my son-in-law and changed my very life, For my daughter was my mother, for she was my father's wife. To complicate the matter, even though it brought me joy, I soon became the father of a bouncing baby boy. My little baby thus became a brother-in-law to Dad, And so became my uncle, though it made me very sad. For if he was my uncle, then that also made him brother To the widow's grown-up daughter, who of course was my step-mother. Father's wife then had a son who kept him on the run, And he became my grandchild for he was my daughter's son. My wife is now my mother's mother and it makes me blue, Because although she is my wife, she's my grandmother, too! Oh, if my wife's my grandmother then I am her grandchild, And every time I think of it it nearly drives me wild. For now I have become the strangest case you ever saw - As the husband of my grandmother, I am my own grandpa. (Chorus) I'm my own grandpa I'm my own grandpa It sounds funny I know, but it really is so I'm my own grandpa.