Earl and List, My apologies for the length of the following. I can't identify the Benjamin Cagle family listed here, and felt it might help someone else. I ran across this while researching another family line, and it intrigued me. Doyle **************************** CNIDR Isearch-cgi 1.20.06 (File: p4500001.txt) Pullin Family Cemetery Inscriptions Henry County, GA PULLIN FAMILY CEMETERY INDEX, Henry County, GA Submitted: 01/20/1999 Made available to The USGenWeb Archives by Linda S. Sanders, GA - sigler-sanders@mailcity.com Compiled by: Linda S. Sanders sigler-sanders@mailcity.com Introduction: This cemetery is located on Bill Gardner Parkway in Locust Grove. Directions are I75-S to Exit 68, right (which is Bill Gardner Parkway). Approximately 3 miles on the left is the cemetery, within walking steps to a railroad track. It is also directly across from an upscale "fly-in" community called Mallard's Landing. This compiler noted that this cemetery is extremely ornate. No expense was spared in the interment of this family. A stone wall encloses it. It is very noticeable from the road since it is directly on a main thoroughfare through the county. LOWES DISTRICT This area was home to some very prominent families, and was one of the best agricultural sections in the county. This graveyard is where Benjamin Cagle, the John G. Pullin family, Williams L. Kimbell and others are buried. Pullin: Elijah Pullin married Elizabeth Slaik in Wilkes County, Georgia in 1808. John Pullin, his son, married Elizabeth A. Edwards, daughter of William Edwards and Susannah Wynn (from South Carolina). They had a son, Peter W. Wilson, who married Lelia Harper and they produced 5 sons. Peter was a very successful farmer and became one of the wealthiest men in the county. In fact, when Henry County needed money in 1897 to build the new courthouse, P.W. lent the money - as a manager/director of The Bank of Henry County. P.W. was noted as one of the big Four of Lowe's district which produced large amounts of cotton and corn. Kimbell: William Lumpkin Kimbell, (b) 09/17/1820m (d) 01/16/1907, was married 1846 to Minerva Robertson (1819-1875). Father of William was Christopher Kimbell. Their association with the Cagle family was through their daughter who married a Cagle, and her daughter Lizze Cagle married Jordan M. Johnson. William L. Kimbell married Sarah Samantha Thrower (1837-1888), after the death of Minerva. They are also buried in the Pullin-Cagle-Kimbell cemetery on the Locust Grove-Luella Road (now known as Bill Gardner Parkway). Other siblings of W.L. were Martha Kimbell Crow, David T. Kimbell, Mary Kimbell Chappell, George W. Kimbell, Frances Kimbell Brown, Cagle: Benjamin Cagle was a Justice of the Peace from 3/14/1832 - 1/17/1833 and 4/30/1856. Alphabetical Index Name Birth Date Death Date Pullin, Charles G. 08/20/1853 07/22/1854 Pullin, Elijah 12/04/1778 08/19/1834 Pullin, Elijah S. 11/18/1834 07/09/1835 Pullin, Elizabeth, 1/17/1820 11/03/1884 "wife of J.G. (our mother)" Pullin, Ella R., 09/07/1856 01/21/1881 "daughter Of J.G. & E.A." Pullin, Francis A., 12/23/1836 01/11/1906 "daughter of J.G. & E.A." Pullin, John G. 10/19/1813 08/09/1876 (our father) Pullin, John J. 10/02/1844 12/ /1863 Pullin, Martha J., "daughter 05/06/1851 05/28/1892 Of J.G. & E.A." Pullin, Rebecah S. 02/09/1785 04/11/1831 Pullin, William E., 12/12/1846 02/06/1885 "son of J.G. & E.A." Outside the enclosure: Cagle, Benjamin 12/25/1808 03/04/1872 Cagle, David G. 01/02/1832 02/19/1863 Cagle, Margaret ---------- 02/06/1868 Chappell, Robert C. 11/ /1819 02/22/1890 Kimbell, Minerva 03/06/1819 12/15/1871 Robertson Kimbell, Sarah 10/30/1837 11/06/1888 Samantha Kimbell, William 09/17/1820 04/16/1907 Lumpkin ============================================================ USGENWEB NOTICE: In keeping with our policy of providing free information on the Internet, data may be used by non-commercial entities, as long as this message remains on all copied material. These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or for presentation by other persons or organizations. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material for purposes other than stated above must obtain the written consent of the file contributor. This file was contributed for use in the USGenWeb Archives by: Linda S. Sanders sigler-sanders@mailcity.com ============================================================

--WebTV-Mail-320827716-1871 Content-Type: Text/Plain; Charset=US-ASCII Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Hello List, Wanted to update everyone on this LDS project. This was sent to me by Doyle Chambers, and I am passing it on. Earl --WebTV-Mail-320827716-1871 Content-Disposition: Inline Content-Type: Message/RFC822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7Bit Received: from mailsorter-101-2.iap.bryant.webtv.net (209.240.198.98) by postoffice-171.iap.bryant.webtv.net; Tue, 9 Mar 1999 11:02:27 -0800 (PST) Return-Path: <dwchambers@mindspring.com> Received: from smtp0.mindspring.com (smtp0.mindspring.com [207.69.200.30]) by mailsorter-101-2.iap.bryant.webtv.net (8.8.8/ms.graham.14Aug97) with ESMTP id LAA20694; Tue, 9 Mar 1999 11:02:26 -0800 (PST) Received: from chambers (user-38h1vgv.dialup.mindspring.com [209.16.254.31]) by smtp0.mindspring.com (8.8.5/8.8.5) with SMTP id OAA07770 for <earl1947@webtv.net>; Tue, 9 Mar 1999 14:02:24 -0500 (EST) Message-Id: <3.0.1.32.19990309125825.0068a8f4@mindspring.com> X-Sender: dwchambers@mindspring.com X-Mailer: Windows Eudora Light Version 3.0.1 (32) Date: Tue, 09 Mar 1999 12:58:25 -0600 To: Earl Cagle <earl1947@webtv.net> From: "Doyle W. Chambers" <dwchambers@mindspring.com> Subject: LDS Update Mime-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" Hi Earl, I received this as an update in html from the newsletter by LDS. I changed it to text and just wanted to let you know they have acknowledged it now. Many people probably know it already, but you can advise the mail list if you want to. Doyle ************************************************** The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints News Update FamilySearch(r) Internet Genealogy Service March 4, 1999 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released the following statement regarding current speculation about an Internet genealogy service sponsored by the Church: Sometime in March or April 1999, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will conduct a brief beta test of a new genealogical service for the Internet. The Church believes this service will greatly enhance the way people trace their family history. A formal announcement and launch is expected in the spring or summer of 1999. Details will not be available until then. The Family History Department of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is an international leader in genealogical research, with the world's largest collection of family history records made available to the public through a system of 3,200 Family History Centers(tm) located around the world. For more information, contact Michael Purdy at 801-240-2363, Dale Bills at 801-240-4377, or Dan Rascon at 801-240-1977. --WebTV-Mail-320827716-1871--

Hi Charlene, and welcome to the Cagle mail list. You and I go back a long way in this research. Some of the first paper files I have are your work. Therefore, I know how much we can all benefit from your participation. Hope you soon feel better and can participate in the discussions. Welcome abourd and glad to have you. Doyle Chambers http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/7886 Family site http://www.my-ged.com/sterkkn Gendex site

Hello Charlene, And welcome to a swell, friendly, and helpful list. I knew some Peckinpaughs who lived in Thornburg, Pa. (Near Pittsburgh) in the 1970's> Any kin ties with them??? Dr. Bob! Earl Cagle wrote: > Hello Everyone, > Diana & I, are back from our trip. We had a nice > tme but it is good to be home. > Please help welcome Martha "CHARLENE" (Gray) Peckinpaugh, to the list. > Welcome and we wish you alot of success. > Earl > > ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > > Ground Work One Of My Favorites > http://members.aol.com/ssmadonna/index.htm

My name is Martha "Charlene" (Gray) Peckinpaugh. I go by Charlene and look forward to sharing some of my Cagle info with all of you. Right now I'm sick with a really bad cold, so don't feel up to doing genealogy, but when I get back on my feet, I'll send in some info..... Thanks Earl for you nice words of "Welcome"..... Talk soon!! Sincerely, Charlene cmpeck@shasta.com

Hello Everyone, Diana & I, are back from our trip. We had a nice tme but it is good to be home. Please help welcome Martha "CHARLENE" (Gray) Peckinpaugh, to the list. Welcome and we wish you alot of success. Earl

This is lengthy but interesting. PA GERMAN NAMES CUSTOMS TRADITIONS PENNSYLVANIA PA GERMAN NAMES CUSTOMS TRADITIONS PENNSYLVANIA 1. At baptism, if two given names were given to the child, the first given name was a spiritual, saint's name, originally developed from Roman Catholic tradition and continued by the Protestants in their baptismal naming customs. The second given name was the secular or call name, which is the name the person was known by, both within the family and to this rest of the world. The spiritual name, usually to honor a favorite saint, was usually repeatedly given to all the children of that family of the same sex. Thus the boys would be Johan Adam Kerchner, Johan George Kerchner, etc., or Philip Peter Kerchner, Philip Jacob Kerchner, etc. Girls would be named Anna Barbara Kerchner, Anna Margaret Kerchner, etc., or Maria Elizabeth Kerchner, Maria Catherine Kerchner, etc. But after baptism, these people would not be known as John, Philip, Anna, or Maria, respectively. They would instead be known by what we would think of now as their middle name, which was their secular name. Thus these people would be known respectively as Adam, George, Peter, Jacob, Barbara, Margaret, Elizabeth, and Catherine in legal and secular records. For males, the saint's name Johan or John was particularly heavily used by many German families. The child's secular name was really John, if and only if, at baptism he was named only John, usually Johannes, with no second given name. Many researchers, new to German names, who find a baptism of an individual with a name such as Johan Adam Kerchner, thus mistakenly spend a lot of time looking for a John Kerchner, in legal and census records, when he was known after baptism, to the secular world, as Adam Kerchner. Also when reading county histories, etc., especially those written by individuals in the 20th century, and the author is referring to someone as John Kerchner, and you are not looking for a John Kerchner, but the history sounds otherwise familiar, further research may turn up that this person was really not a John Kerchner, but instead was someone else such as a Johan George Kerchner. You would thus find all his 18th century records recorded under the name George Kerchner and not John Kerchner and therefore after checking the data and correlating the facts you may find this is really a story about your missing George Kerchner. 2. The term "Senior" and "Junior" following a name did not necessarily imply a father and son relationship, as it does now. It could have been an uncle and nephew who had the same name and lived near each other. It could be a grandfather and a grandchild living together, where the father has died. It could even be two unrelated individuals with the same name but of different ages who lived near each other. So to help friends and business associates keep track of who-was-who in their discussions and records, they added on the "Sr." or "Jr." which merely meant the older and the younger, respectively. 3. The term cousin was widely used to mean an extended family, not the specific legal definition we understand it to be today. 4. It was a common practice in some German families to name the first born son after the child's paternal grandfather and the second born son after the maternal grandfather. Here are several more detailed naming patterns practiced by some families. Pattern A 1st son after the father's father 2nd son after the mother's father 3rd son after the father 4th son after the husband's father's father 5th son after the wife's father's father 6th son after the husband's mother's father 7th son after the wife's mother's father 1st daughter after the wife's mother 2nd daughter after the husband's mother 3rd daughter after the mother 4th daughter after the father's father's mother 5th daughter after the mother's father's mother 6th daughter after the father's mother's mother 7th daughter after the mother's mother's mother Pattern B The pattern B for the sons is the same as the above but this pattern for daughters was different 1st daughter after the father's mother 2nd daughter after the mother's mother 3rd daughter after the mother 4th daughter after the mother's father's mother 5th daughter after the father's father's mother Pattern C 1st son after the father's father 2nd son after the mother's father 3rd son after the father's oldest brother 4th son after the father 1st daughter after the father's mother 2nd daughter after the mother's mother 3rd daughter after the mother's oldest sister 4th daughter after the mother Whenever a duplicate name occurred in these patterns, the next name in the series was used. If a child died in infancy the name was often reused for the next child of the same gender. If you are lucky enough to find a family with a lot of children, who strictly followed one of these naming patterns, then it may give you useful clues to determining the possible names of family members in earlier generations. 5. An "in" or "en", added to the end of a name, such as Anna Maria Kerchnerin, is a Germanic language name ending suffix denoting that the person is female. Thus the correct spelling of the last name in the example would be Kerchner, not Kerchnerin. 6. An "er" or "ner", added to a surname based on the name of something, denoted that the person worked with that object or at that occupation, if the main portion of the name was an object or an occupation, or that the person was from that geographic location or city, if the main portion of the name was a geographic location. Examples: Forst is German for a forest, thus Forster is one who worked in a forest or with woodlands or was from a forest. Berlin is a city in Germany, thus Berliner is one who is from Berlin. Since English is a Germanic rooted language we do the same thing in English, i.e., Paint(er), Garden(er), New York(er). © 1997 hsdurbin@geocities.com

Cagle List, This virus has been bouncing around lately. I have had it and it is not really serious, but aggravating. Using the information below, it was easy to rid my system. If you get an attached file with the subject name, don't open it, just delete. After you get the virus and send attachments to others, you send the virus to others without knowing it. David There may be a virus in your systems. It is called HAPPY99.EXE. I got it from an emails a few days or so ago. You cannot tell when you send it out. It just shows up as a message in the recipient's in box. See http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/3652/SKA.HTM for an explanation and how to get rid of it. A simple process and appears to work.

FYI Arkansas Federal Land Homesteads and Patents LastNameFirst MI County Acres Date Year Cagle Martin Miller 105.68 5/1/1845 1845 Cagle Martin Miller 42.93 6/2/1848 1848 Cagle George W Stone 80 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Howard Pike 40 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Joseph Polk 80 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Joseph Polk 40 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Joseph Polk 80 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Joseph Polk 80 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Joseph Polk 40 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Robert Stone 80 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle Zachariah Independenc40 3/1/1855 1855 Cagle John F Polk 40 5/1/1856 1856 Cagle Elijah Faulkner 157.4 10/30/18571857 Cagle Elijah Faulkner 40 7/1/1859 1859 Cagle George Faulkner 159.74 7/1/1859 1859 Cagle Joseph Polk 40 7/1/1859 1859 Cagle Elijah Sevier 40 4/2/1860 1860 Cagle David Clark 160 4/2/1860 1860 Cagle Joseph Polk 40 4/2/1860 1860 Cagle Joseph Polk 40 4/2/1860 1860 Cagle Henry Nevada 40 6/1/1860 1860 Cagle Henry Newton 40 6/1/1860 1860 Cagle Henry Pike 40 9/1/1860 1860 Cagle Zachariah Independenc40 9/1/1860 1860 Cagle ChristopheC Pike 81.5 9/1/1860 1860 Cagle Elijah Sevier 40 10/1/1860 1860 Cagle Zachariah Cleburne 179.57 3/28/1861 1861 Cagle Robert Stone 40 8/1/1861 1861 Cagle Robert Stone 160 8/1/1861 1861 Cagle Leonard Boone 155.57 7/30/1875 1875 Cagle WashingtonL Boone 149.7 12/1/1876 1876 Cagle James P Pike 80 4//5/1877 1877 Cagle Walter J Stone 40 12/30/18781878 Cagle WashingtonL Boone 53.02 2/17/1881 1881 Cagle William L Polk 80 6/1/1882 1882 Cagle Elijah Polk 40 7/25/1882 1882 Cagle Lewis C Garland 162.08 8/1/1883 1883 Cagle Ishmael N Pike 120 8/20/1884 1884 Cagle Wiley Marion 160 12/19/18871887 Cagle Abraham Boone 119.6 12/27/18881888 Cagle Elijah Polk 40 6/13/1889 1889 Cagle David Polk 80 4/24/1890 1890 Cagle Elijah Polk 40 2/3/1890 1890 Cagle James Conway 80 2/28/1894 1894 Cagle Henry O Yell 120 5/7/1894 1894 Cagle Charles Yell 120 5/7/1894 1894 Cagle John N Polk 80 6/28/1895 1895 Cagle William W Randolph 38.54 7/5/1896 1896 Cagle Lydia M Conway 160 11/10/18971897 Cagle Julia V Garland 160 7/30/1900 1900 Cagle George Garland 120 1/10/1901 1901 Cagle Len Polk 160 8/12/1901 1901 Cagle William M Marion 160 9/8/1904 1904 Cagle James W Howard 80 12/30/19051905 Cagle James F Garland 160 11/12/19061906 Cagle Charles M Perry 160 5/6/1907 1907

Does anyone connect with the following? Ancestors of Cornelius Latham Generation No. 1 1. Cornelius Latham, born Abt. 1765 in Prince William Co, Virginia; died April 1828 in Bibb Co, Alabama. He married (1) Barbara in Moore Co, North Carolina. Children of Cornelius Latham and Barbara are: i. Johnson Latham. ii. Lucretia Latham, died in Owen Co, Indiana; married Ballances Britt. iii. Mary "Polly" Latham, married George Cagle August 02, 1829 in Blount Co, Tennessee. iv. Polly Latham, married Jacob Cagle in Bibb Co, Alabama. v. William Latham, born Abt. 1776 in Randolph Co, North Carolina; died October 21, 1821 in Bibb Co, Alabama. vi. Sarah "Sally" Latham, born Abt. 1780 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1850 in Clay Co, Indiana; married John Cagle Abt. 1801 in Randolph Co, North Carolina. More About Sarah "Sally" Latham: Fact 1: Living w/ son Peter & family in 1850 census for Clay Co, IN. Notes for John Cagle: Patented 80 acres Federal land Clay Co, IN in May 1830. More About John Cagle: Fact 1: Moved abt 1833 to Clay Co, Indiana. vii. Susanna Latham, born 1785 in North Carolina; died Aft. 1860; married William Garner. viii. James Latham, born 1790 in Randolph Co, North Carolina; died Abt. 1834 in Jackson Co, Alabama; married Nancy Wood. ix. Enoch Latham, born 1791 in Randolph Co, North Carolina; died May 20, 1859 in Bibb Co, Alabama. x. Cornelius "Neal" Latham, born 1795 in Seagrove, Randolph Co, North Carolina; died 1874 in Bibb Co, Alabama. xi. Elizabeth Latham, born 1798; married Jesse Tucker. xii. Jonathon Latham, born 1798 in Randolph Co, North Carolina; died December 1877 in Alabama; married Elizabeth Ball. More About Jonathon Latham: Fact 1: Moved to Alabama in 1821. xiii. Nancy Latham, born Abt. 1803 in Randolph Co, North Carolina; died Aft. 1880; married George Cagle April 21, 1825 in Bibb Co, Alabama. xiv. Catherine Latham, born May 18, 1804 in Randolph Co, North Carolina; died December 25, 1859 in Bibb Co, Alabama; married John Hicks. xv. Patsey Latham, born Abt. 1806; died Aft. 1880; married John Boling.

Hello Board, Someone please help me understand the family structure of this Charles Cagle. In the CAGLE CENSUS RECORDS OF THE SOUTH, 1860-1910, page 226, John G. Cagle writes: "Charles Cagle, above, moved from NC to Warren Co., TN in the 1820s, then to Winston Co., AL, in the 1830s. His first wife --- mother of sons John T., b.1821, Loyd H., b.ca.1823, James Riley, 1824-1904, Jeremiah, b. ca. 1828, George W., 1835-1922 and Silas, b.ca.1838 -- died in the 1840s. Charles then married to Lenah Cagle, above, the Daughter of Valentine Cagle, Jr., b1786. who also moved to the Winston Co. area in the 1830s. Valentine, Jr. was a brother of John Cagle, 1798-1863, and Charles was apparently their cousin. Charles and Lenah, in addition to the three children noted above (Talitha b. 1848AL, Lavina b. 1952 AL, Charles b.1855) had a son named Andrew (age 1 in the 1850 Winston Census." Now turn from page 226 to page 228, where John G. Cagle writes referring to the 1880 census of Marion Co., AL: " Easter, 1815-1885, b.1822 and Telitha, b. 1822, were the unmarried daughters of Valentine Cagle, Jr. b 1786, ... . Annie was a sister of Easter and Telitha above. In the 1840s she had married Charles Cagle, b.1790s, a cousin who had moved to AL in the 1830s with her father Valentine, Jr." Questions: 1. Did Charles marry two of Valentine's Jr.'s daughters, Annie and Lenah? 2. Are Annie and Lenah the same person? 3. The big question? Who are the parent of this Charles? Jimmy B. Cagle Long Beach, MS JBCagle@aol.com

How safe would it be to suppose or to conclude that Leonard is father of the other two Cagle household heads? John Speight -----Original Message----- From: Virginia <warren@alaweb.com> To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com <CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Thursday, March 04, 1999 11:22 AM Subject: 1800 BUNCOMBE Co SC >Know I have seen these names on the list. Sorry if this census data has >already been posted. > >Virginia > >BUNCOMBE COUNTY, NC >1800 CENSUS > >HEAD OF >FAMILY MALES FEMALES OTHER SLAVES >KEAGLE, Valentine 12110 10210 0 0 >KEAGLE, Jacob 00100 10100 0 0 >KEGLE, Charles 00010 10100 0 0 > > > >==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > >Cagle Family Genealogy Forum >http://genforum.familytreemaker.com/cagle/ > >

Good evening everyone, First in response to Mollie. Sorry, but I have no Tabitha Ann at present. Second, Has anyone ever heard of Cagle being spelled Cajul. I had an inquiry about that name and the family later changed it to Cagle. It makes sense since I have had my name pronounced like that at times. Thanks! Tom

Hello List, My wife & I, are going out of town for a few days. Therefore I will unsubscribe until we get back home. Earl Cagle

Hi List, I decided to periodically send out family groups from my family tree in hopes that someone out there may connect to names on the list and that together we may be able to expand on the family group. I can trace the line back to Leonhart in case anyone else connects with this particular group. I have started with my Great Grandparents Thomas Cagle, Jr and Sarah Catherine Chandler. My grandfather was their son Jasper Alonzo Cagle and I have great information on that line and information about Jessie Hard Cagle. Information on the other children is pretty sparse. Here it is so if anyone connects, please let me know. Tom Cagle In Very Snowy PA. Descendants of Thomas Cagle Jr. Generation No. 1 1. THOMAS CAGLE5 JR. (THOMAS CAGLE4 SR., CHARLES CAGLE3, LEONARD2 CAGLE, LEONHART1 KEGEL) was born September 02, 1847 in Whitfield Hickman County, Tennessee, and died December 08, 1920 in Coble, Hickman County Tennessee. He married SARAH CATHERINE CHANDLER January 13, 1869 in Hickman County Tennessee, daughter of WILLIAM CHANDLER and ELIZA HARPER. Children of THOMAS JR. and SARAH CHANDLER are: i. JASPER ALONZO6 CAGLE, b. December 13, 1883, Coble, Hickman County, Tennessee; d. December 15, 1945, Sharon, Mercer County, PA; m. WILLIE ELIZABETH BROWN. ii. MARY JANE CAGLE, b. November 19, 1869; d. February 1915. iii. ELIZA R. CAGLE, b. July 11, 1871; d. September 24, 1876. iv. ROBERT G. CAGLE, b. May 28, 1873; d. July 26, 1873. v. SARAH E. CAGLE, b. June 26, 1874; d. July 07, 1881. vi. WILLIAM DAVE CAGLE, b. December 03, 1877. vii. JAMES M. WALKER CAGLE, b. October 23, 1880. viii. NORA C. CAGLE, b. February 01, 1886. ix. MATTIE EMMA CAGLE, b. November 05, 1888; d. August 22, 1937. x. JESSIE HARD CAGLE, b. August 19, 1890; d. September 20, 1962. xi. LEE ROY CAGLE, b. January 11, 1893.

YES Nancy please contuine-maybe I will find my Tabitha. Mollie -----Original Message----- From: Earl Cagle <earl1947@webtv.net> To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com <CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Wednesday, March 03, 1999 6:07 PM Subject: Re: Cagle Land Grants , Moore County, NC (part 2) Nancy Jane wriote: <snip> Nancy Jane Tarzana, CA. April P.S Tell me if you think any of this information will be of any interest to all of you because there is about Ten , pages of this information, Can you use it ?? Cagle Family Web Page http://www.familyshoebox.com/family/CaglesGermanytoAmerica/

Cagle, William 1805-1866 1830. 26A. on the West side of Little River , at mouth of Muddy Branch. CC: Thomas Suggs, Elijah Suggs . Sur: B.W. Simmons; L. Simmons, Adj; Henry Cagle . Cagle, William 1805 - 1866. 1836. 100A. on Little River. CC: George Aumond, Wm. Aumond . Sur: L. Simmons. Adj; His own corner; George Cagle , James Maines (Maness?). Cagle, William 1805 - 1866 1841. 100A. S. Bank of Suggs Creek, near Reedy Branch. CC: Elijah Suggs, Jacob Jordan . Sur: L. Simmons. Adj; Widow Suggs' line. Cagle, William 1805 - 1866 1845. 100A. on Little River . CC: Wm. G. Simmons , Calvin Cagle. Sur: L. Simmons. Adj: William's own line, Johnson Spencer. Cagle, William 1805 - 1866 1848. 50A, on Little River, At Suggs Creek. CC: Gardner Bolin , Isaac Spivy. Sur: L. Simmons . Adj: William's own line; Johnson spencer, & John Hussey. Cagle, William 1805 - 1866 1848. 55A, on Suggs Creek. CC: William Dunn, Barfield Hussey. Sur: L. Simmons. Adj: John Hussey, Suggs' line. Cagle, William 1805 - 1866 1853. 100A, East side of Little River. CC: Eli Maness, Martin Cagle. Sur: Thomas J. Bright. Adj: William's own line. Cagle, Calvin c.1831 - 1880s. 1848 35A. on Little River. CC: G. Bolin , Isaac Spivy. Sur: L. Simmons Adj: William Cagle, Dempsey Auman, Burwell Allen. Cagle, Calvin c.1831 - 1880s 1853. 20A. East Side of Little River. CC: Eli Maness, Martin Cagle, . Sur: Thomas J. Bright. Adj: William Cagle, William Auman, Burrel Allen, Mr. Simmons . Cagle, Martin C. c1807 - 1850s 1836. 100A. on Williams Creek. CC: John King, George Aumond . Sur: L. Simmons. Adj: His own line; , Sauel Allen's corner. Cagle , Martin C. c.1807 - 1850s 1839. 100A. East side of Little River; on Williams Creek. CC: Harburd Suggs, Geroge Aumand. Sur: L. Simmons. Adj; His own line; Hannah Spencer , George Aumon's line. Cagle, Martin C. c. 1897 - 1850s 1852. 52A. East side of Little River. CC: John King, Branson Cagle . Sur: Thomas J. Bright. Adj: his own line, Widow Allen ; Freeman's line, & John Hussey. Cagle, Rylie c. 1834 - 1860s 1854. 25A. on the headwaters of Williams Creek. CC: Noah Auman , Duncan Wooddle. Sur; Thomas J. Bright. Adj; Martin Cagle's line , Dempsey Auman, Noah Auman. Cagle, Jonathan 1849 - 1938 1882. 7A. on the South side of Williams Creek. CC: Madison Cagle, Jas. Cagle. Sur: Calvin S. Simmons, N.M. Thayer. Adj: Land of Martin Cagle, deceased; Jesse Freeman's corner, Jno. Kings line, Jas. Cagle's line. Cagle, Martin Jr. 1852-1887 1858. 100A. on the Waters of William Creek . CC; John Sikes, John Cagle. Sur; D.D. Deberry. Adj: James M. Cagle's line, James R. Allen's corner, John Deaton's Spring, James M. Wright's line. Cagle, Martin Jr. 1825-1887. 1858. 100A. on the waters of Bear Cr. CC: Lindsey Going , Nelson Going . Sur: Thomas J. Bright. Adj: George W. Cagle, Jacob Cagle, Cagle, James M. 1830 - 1900s. 1858. 100A. , on the waters of williams Creek and Wolf Creek. CC: John Sikes, John Cagle . Sur; D.D. Deberry. Adj: His own line. Cagle, Isham c.1818-1900. 1890 9 and 3/4A. on the waters of Williams Cr., Hill Township. CC:Wilborn Hancock. , N. T. Miller . Sur: H. A. Henderson , N. M. Thayer. Adj: Jonathan Cagle, Bowlin King, Jas. Cagle,

Moore County, Henry Sr. & descendants: Cagle, Henry Sr. c. 1730s - 1802. 1792. 100A, both sides of Bear Creek. CC; Christopher Cagle, William Cagle . Sur; Neil McLeod . Adj; Constable's line of 100A. James Gillmore's line of 200A Michael Hart's 2nd line of 200A. Cagle , Henry Sr. c. 1730s - 1802. 1795. 100A, Head of Bear Creek. CC: Henry Kagle , Peter Kagle. Sur; John McAulay. Adj: Henry Cagle's own line. Cagle, Henry Sr. c.1730s -1802 1795. 100A, on both sides of Cow Branch, on the N.W. side of Wolf Creek. CC: Stephen Smith, John Nicols, Sur: John McAulay. Adj. none listed. (assignee of George Cagle.). Cagle, Henry, Sr. c.1730s - 1802 1795 50A , on both sides of Cow Branch, N., N. side of Wolf Creek . Sur: John McAulay. Adj.; own survey of 100A. Geo, Kagle's line., Cagle, Henry Sr. C.1730s - 1802 1796. 25A. both sides of South Prong of Bear Creek. CC: Peter Cagle, Henry Cagle Jr. . Sur; Jno. McAulay. Adj.: Henry Cagle's own line , & James Hogg. Cagle, Henry Sr. c. 1730s - 1802 1797. 20A., N. side of bear Creek. CC: Christopher Cagle , John Cagle . Sur: Jno McAulay . Adj; Henry Cagle's own corner . Cagle, Henry Sr. c 1730's - 1802. 1800. 21A., both sides of South Prong of Bear Creek. CC: Henry Cagle , Jr. John Cagle. sur: Neil McLeod. Adj.; His own corner of 100A. , James Gilmore's 200A. Cagle, William 1750s - 1850s. 1794. 100A, fork of Bear Creek, CC; Joseph Lolly , Henry Cagle . Sur: Neil McLeod. Adj.; Henry Cagle's line Michael Hart's line , William Cagle's own improvments. Cagle. William 1750s-1850s 1795. 50A., South Prong of Bear Cr.;.West side of Yadkin Road. CC; Hezekiah Dun , Peter Kagle,. Sur; John McAulay Adj; William Cagle's own line. Cagle, William 1750s - 1850s 1800, 75A. , S.W. Prong of Bear Creek. CC: Henry Cagle, Sr. Wm. Graner, Sr. . Sur;, Neil McLeod . Adj: Henry Cagle Sr. 's 100A survey , William's own 50A & 100A. surveys. Cagle, Christopher c.1761 - 1850s 1791. 100A. , N. side of Bear Creek. CC: Henry Cagle, William Cagle, Sur; Neil McLeod. Adj.; None Listed. Cagle, Christopher c. 1761 - 1850s 1796. 50A. N. side of Bear Creek. CC; None listed ., Sur: Jno. McAulay. Ajd.; Christopher's own line, John Lawley's own line. Cagle, Peter 1755- 1843. 1796. 200A., Head of Bear Creek, at the County Line. CC; Henry Kagle, Sr. , Peter Kagle, Sur: John McAulay . Adj.: John Lawley's corner (Assignee of Henry Kagle) Cagle, Henry Jr. 1770s - 1830s 1795. 100A. N. side of Bear Creek, at Head of Schoolhouse Br. CC: Henry Kagle, Sr. , John Kagle. Adj.: Henry Kagle, Sr.: Hardy Davis; John Lawley. Cagle, Henry Jr. 1770s - 1830s 1797. 25 A., S. side of Bear Creek, at Haw Branch. CC: Henry Cagle, Sr. , Peter Cagle, . Adj.; Henry Jr.s own line. Cagle, Henry Jr. 1770s - 1830 1798. 50A., on Bear Creek. CC: Hardy Davis, Henry Cagle, Sr. , Sur: John McAulay. Adj.; His own line of 25A. , John Lawley, & Hardy Davis. Cagle, Henry Jr. 1770s-1830. 1802. 25A, North of Bear Creek. CC: Cornelius Lathem , John Cagle. Sur: Jno. McAulay Neil McLeod. Adj: Henry Jr's own line; Presley's line; & Christopher Cagle. Cagle, Henry Jr. 1770s - 1830s 1821. 24A, South side of the North Prong of Bear Creek. CC: Elizha Cagle Henry Cagle, Sur; Alexr. McNeill . Adj. Randolph County line. Henry Jr.s own line of 50A. Page's line; Davis' line Cagle, John 1770s-1840s 1803. 50A. South side of Bear Creek. CC: Henry Cagle , Jr. , Corn Lathem . Sur; Neil McLeod. Adj; Henry Cagle Sr.; Henry Cagle Jr., Cornelius Lathem, & David Allison . Cagle, Jacob 1770s-1840 1828. 170A., both sides of Bear Creek. CC: George Cagle,, Wm. Cagle, . Sur: A.W. Kinnon , Malcom Shaw. Adj; Jacob's own line; Martin Cagle; John Shamburger's corner. Cagle, George 1880s - 1840s 1842. 30A, "on the Watery Branch". CC: Thomas Williams , Alston Williams. Sru; Malcom Shaw. Adj: George's own land , John McLeod; Williams' line. Cagle, James c1893 - ???? 1918. 18A, in Sheffield's Township. CC: Marvin Cagle , Luther Page. Sur: M. McQ. Bailey. Adj: James Cagle's ownd land , Gaston Cagle's corner , Isaac Cagle's heirs' land , Boling King's corner; E.V. Moore's corner, Lucy Comer's corner, Elmore Boling's heirs. Cagle, George Sr. 1782 - 1864 1841. 9 1/2 A, Both sides of Hardy's Creek. CC: Henry Brown, Alexr. Jorden , Sur; Malcom Shaw. Adj: George Cagle's own line; , James Owens. Betsy Davis tract. Cagle, George Sr. 1782 - 1864 1854. 7 1/4A, on the waters of Bear Cr., at Briar Branch. CC; Peter Bean, Daniel McNeill . Sur; J. S. McKinnon, Malcom J. Blue. Adj; His own 52A, bought from Martin Cagle, and 135A, bought from John Cagle, Dempsey Cagle's corner, James Owens' corner. Cagle, Enoch 1811 - 1871 1852. 100A. S. side of Bear Creek. CC: James M. Cagle, Lewis Cagle, Sur; Danl. McKeithen , Nevin Ray. Adj; 100A tract of Heirs of Henry Cagle , deceased: Huffman's Cabin; Peter Shamberger: John McLeod's 100A. . Cagle, Enoch 1811 - 1852 1852 100A. at the County, line, on the Long Brach, near Haw Branch. CC; John Manes , Lewis Cagle, Sur; Danl. Mckeithen, Nevin Ray. Adj. ;John McLeod, Lucy Comer, Adam Comer, Jesse Davis, John King's line, Duncan Woodel's Fence. Cagle, Enoch 1811 - 1871 1852. 35A, "Joining his own line; "no waters given" CC: John Manes Lewis Cagle, Sur; Danl. McKeithen, Nevin Ray. Adj. His own entry of 100A; Peter Shamberger; John McLeod's tract of 100A. & 562A. Cagle, James M. 1834 - 1864 1852. 50A, on the drains of Lick Br., CC: James M. Cagle , Lewis Cagle,. Sur: Danl. McKeithen. Nevin Ray. Adj; Enoch Cagle's entry of 100A. , John McLeod's cornerof 562A speculation landl John McLeod's tract of 100A. , Morison's & Martin 's survey; Peter Shamberger's line. Cagle, J. R. 1839 - 1922 1837. 32 1/2A. on the waters of Buffalo Creek. CC: I.W.H. Cockman, A.W. Cagle, Sur; Jesse Wicker , Hector McKenzie . Adj. Isham Wallace, William Stutts, James Horner, George Melton . Cagle, Cleveland 1884 - 1944 1913. 10A. in Ritter's Township. CC; Neill Caddell , Chas. Wallace. Sur: H. H. Fry. Adj: John H. Cockman's Corner, J. B. Richardson's corner, W. A. Maness' line; Strang Maness/ Cagle, Martin 1780s - 1850s 1846 100A. North side of Wolf Creek, at Cow Branch. CC; John M. Cagle, & Marthin Cagle Jr. . Sur: Hugh Leach. Adj: His own 50A survey at the Montgomery county, line; Isaac Spivey's corner; & the Auman Tract. Cagle, Martin 1780s -1850s 1847. 29A. , on Wolf Creek, at Cow Branch, CC: John M. Cagle, JamesCalicut. Sur: Hugh Leach . Adj; His own tract of 100A; J. McLeod; James Calicut, Peedee Road. . Cagle, George W. 1810s-1870s. 1835. 100A. on the waters of Bear Creek. CC: Martin Cagle, Isham Cagle. Sur; A.W. Kinnon . Adj: Henry Cagle's 150A. survey, John Shamburger. Nancy Jane Tarzana, CA. April

Moore Co. (to John "Dutchman" Cagle & descendants) Cagle, John Sr. c.1720s 1799 1796 64A. , South Side of Cabin Creek. CC:George Cagle, Bartholomew Dunn, Sur: John McAulay Adj.: George Cagle, Thomas Graham's, corner: the "Speculator's Line" Cagle, George Jr. 1760s -1830s 1796. 30A. between Bear and Cabin Creeks. CC: John McDonald. Lenard Furr. Sur: Neil McLeod. Adj.: John Cagle 's Corner. Brownlow's line. Cagle, George 1760s - 1830s 1822. 30A, both sides of Cabin Creek CC: John Cagle , Hiram Kennedy, Sur: Wm. Waddell, Malcom Shaw , Adj. John Cagle's corner; George Cagle's line; Brown's line. Cagle, Isaac 1780s - 1850 1815. 20A, both sides of Cabin Creek. CC: Bartholomew Dunn, Wm. Brown,. Sur: Neil McLeod . Adj. George Cagle's corner of 30A: Jesse Brown's line Cagle, John 1793 - 1860s 1829. 16A, South side of Cabin Creek. CC: Isaac Cagle , John Cagle Sur: A.W. Malcom Shaw. Adj.: George Cagle's 64 Acres: Charles Sowell , Graham's line. Cagle, John 1793 - 1860s. 1843. 5A. on South side of Cabin Creek. CC:Cornelius shields , Stephen Sheffield, Sur: A.W. Kinnon , Malcom Shaw Adj: Geo. Cagle's Heirs' 50 A. tract: Cornelius Shields; McLeod's line: Jason Sowell's heirs. Cagle, John 1793 - 1860s 1852. 68A on South side of Cabin Creek. CC: Enoch s. Cagle, James Jordain Sur: Danl. McKeithen, Nevin Ray Adj: Own corner , 64A tract; Cornelius Shields. Cagle, John 1780s - 1830s. 1806. 100A, East side of Flag Creek; (near Cabin Cr.) CC: Wm. Jones , Everet Wallace , Sur; Neil McLeod. Adj Everet Wallace, William Jones, Jacob Furr, Charles Sowell . Cagle, John 1780s - 1830s. 1811. 100A, on the drains of Flag Creek, at Haw Branch. CC; Everet Wallace, Jacob Furr . Sur Neil McLeod Adj. Everet Wallace, William Jones, Jacob Furr, John Sowell. Cagle, William 1788-1860. 1811. 37A, fork of Bear and Cabin Creeks. CC; William Barret, George Cagle. Sur: Neil McLeod . Adj; Own land of 120A tract (former Richd. Caswell survey) Cagle, William 1788-1860 1845. 50A. on the Head of Little Creek. CC; William Brewer, Henry Cagle . Sur; A.W. Kinnon, Malcom Shaw. Adj. ; Own land of 100A tract; Leonard Hare, William Freeman. Cagle, Henry 1811 - 1876. 1845. 50A, on South Side of Little Creek. CC: William Brewer, Harman Cagle. Sur; A.W. Kinnon, Malcom Shaw. Adj.; Wm Cagle's 50A tract; Neil McLeod; John McNeill. Cagle, Henry 1811 - 1876. 1851. 85A, on drains of Little Creek; East side of School House Spring Branch; Head of Big Branch. CC; Everet Smith, Wm. Smith . Sur; Danl. McKeithen, Nevin Ray. Adj. William Cagle's line; Henry Cagle's own corner; John Morgan's Corner; Wm. Freeman's line; Williamson's line. Nancy Jane Tarzana , CA. April

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