Hello Cagle Cousins: I took this marriage from my book Bedford County, VA, Jacob Eclols maried Mary Cagel July 7, 1761,Surety Peter Nerdeman LaMona
Earl and List - re: Clay Co, IN Cagle folks --- I have no clue abt who the Susannah is. The two children following her in the census household listing for Peter must be Susannah's but who was her husband. I only have one brother for Peter - that is Henry who's in Clay Co. in the 1850 census also. John
Earl and List The Cagles in Clay Co, IN are Sarah Latham, w/o John Cagle. Sarah is a widow and living with son Peter in 1850 census for Clay Co, IN. Son Henry and his wife Delila Comer are in Clay.Co also. See info below. These folks are not in my direct line. I just collect "Stuff" to share with others. John Descendants of John Cagle Generation No. 1 1. John4 Cagle (Henry3, Johann Daywalt "David"2, Leonhart1 Kegel) was born Abt. 1779 in Moore Co, North Carolina, and died 1840-1850 in Clay Co, Indiana. He married Sarah "Sally" Latham Abt. 1801 in Randolph Co, North Carolina, daughter of Cornelius Latham. 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. More About Sarah "Sally" Latham: Fact 1: Living w/ son Peter & family in 1850 census for Clay Co, IN. Children of John Cagle and Sarah Latham are: + 2 i. Peter5 Cagle, born Abt. 1804 in North Carolina; died in Clay Co, Indiana?. + 3 ii. Henry Cagle, born February 02, 1805 in Moore Co, North Carolina; died September 20, 1871 in Cass Twp, Clay Co, Indiana. 4 iii. Catherine Cagle, born Abt. 1806 in North Carolina. She married Ezekiel Dyer. 5 iv. Elizabeth Cagle, born Abt. 1812 in North Carolina; died Abt. 1879 in Bourbon Co, Kansas. She married James Anderson Abt. 1832. Notes for James Anderson: Moved to Bourbon Co, KS abt 1857. 6 v. Sarah Cagle, born Abt. 1816; died Abt. 1888 in Clay Co, Indiana. She married John Anderson Abt. 1846 in Clay Co, Indiana. 7 vi. Lydia Cagle, born Abt. 1820; died Abt. 1870 in Clay Co, Indiana. She married Robert Anderson Abt. 1836 in Clay Co, Indiana. Generation No. 2 2. Peter5 Cagle (John4, Henry3, Johann Daywalt "David"2, Leonhart1 Kegel) was born Abt. 1804 in North Carolina, and died in Clay Co, Indiana?. He married Dovey. Notes for Peter Cagle: 1850 census Clay Co, IN; 1860 census Boone Co, IA More About Peter Cagle: Fact 1: Peter & family in 1850 census for Clay Co, IN. Children of Peter Cagle and Dovey are: 8 i. Tabitha6 Cagle, born Abt. 1833 in Indiana. 9 ii. Elmira Cagle, born 1836 in North Carolina. 10 iii. Liddy Cagle, born Abt. 1839 in Indiana. 11 iv. Susannah Cagle, born 1842 in Indiana. 3. Henry5 Cagle (John4, Henry3, Johann Daywalt "David"2, Leonhart1 Kegel) was born February 02, 1805 in Moore Co, North Carolina, and died September 20, 1871 in Cass Twp, Clay Co, Indiana. He married Delila Comer Abt. 1828 in North Carolina, daughter of William Comer and Nancy Barbee. Notes for Henry Cagle: 185-1870 censuses for Clay Co, IN. Children of Henry Cagle and Delila Comer are: 12 i. Rolby6 Cagle, born 1830 in North Carolina. 13 ii. Sarah Cagle, born 1833 in Indiana. 14 iii. Elias Cagle, born 1836 in Indiana. 15 iv. Polly Cagle, born 1838 in Indiana. -----Original Message----- From: Earl Cagle <earl1947@webtv.net> To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com <CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com> Date: Monday, February 15, 1999 9:57 PM Subject: 1850 Clay Co; IN Census Here are two Cagle families, from Indina Earl Clay, IN 1850 Federal Census This Census was transcribed by Magiera@colint.com and proofread by for the USGenWeb Census Project, http://www.usgenweb.org/census. Copyright 1999 by Magiera@colint.com ******************************************************************* USGENWEB NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. ******************************************************************* Census_Year 1850 Microfilm # M432-138 State IN County Clay ---------------------Begin Actual Transcription--------------------- CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: IN COUNTY: Clay DIVISION: Carrithers Township REEL NO: 138 PAGE NO: 209A REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 9th of September 1850 by John Griffis ============================================================ LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB ============================================================ Cagle Peter 46 M Farmer 350 NC 8 38 38 Cagle Duvy 32 F NC 9 38 38 Cagle Tabitha 17 F Ind 10 38 38 Cagle Elmira 14 F Ind 11 38 38 Cagle Liddy 11 F Ind 12 38 38 Cagle Susanah 8 F Ind 13 39 39 Cagle Sarah 70 F NC X 14 39 39 Cagle Susannah 37 F NC X 15 39 39 Cagle Guileen 15 M Ind X 16 39 39 Cagle Nancy 5 F Ind ________________________________ Cagle Henry 48 M Farmer 500 NC 13 51 51 Cagle Delila 45 F NC X 14 51 51 Cagle Rolby 20 M Laborer NC 15 51 51 Cagle Sarah 17 F Ind 16 51 51 Cagle Elias 14 M Ind X 17 51 51 Cagle Polly 12 F Ind 18 51 51 Cagle Emaline 10 F Ind 19 51 51 Cagle Nancy 8 F Ind 20 51 51 Cagle Patsy 5 F Ind 21 51 51 Cagle Harry 3 M Ind 22 51 51 Cagle Charles 2 M Ind ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== Your help to fellow Cagle researchers, is very much appreciated. Thank you.
Here are two Cagle families, from Indina Earl Clay, IN 1850 Federal Census This Census was transcribed by Magiera@colint.com and proofread by for the USGenWeb Census Project, http://www.usgenweb.org/census. Copyright 1999 by Magiera@colint.com ******************************************************************* USGENWEB NOTICE: These electronic pages may NOT be reproduced in any format for profit or presentation by any other organization or persons. Persons or organizations desiring to use this material, must obtain the written consent of the contributor, or the legal representative of the submitter, and contact the listed USGenWeb archivist with proof of this consent. ******************************************************************* Census_Year 1850 Microfilm # M432-138 State IN County Clay ---------------------Begin Actual Transcription--------------------- CENSUS YR: 1850 STATE or TERRITORY: IN COUNTY: Clay DIVISION: Carrithers Township REEL NO: 138 PAGE NO: 209A REFERENCE: Enumerated on the 9th of September 1850 by John Griffis ============================================================ LN HN FN LAST NAME FIRST NAME AGE SEX RACE OCCUP. VAL. BIRTHPLACE MRD. SCH. R/W DDB ============================================================ Cagle Peter 46 M Farmer 350 NC 8 38 38 Cagle Duvy 32 F NC 9 38 38 Cagle Tabitha 17 F Ind 10 38 38 Cagle Elmira 14 F Ind 11 38 38 Cagle Liddy 11 F Ind 12 38 38 Cagle Susanah 8 F Ind 13 39 39 Cagle Sarah 70 F NC X 14 39 39 Cagle Susannah 37 F NC X 15 39 39 Cagle Guileen 15 M Ind X 16 39 39 Cagle Nancy 5 F Ind ________________________________ Cagle Henry 48 M Farmer 500 NC 13 51 51 Cagle Delila 45 F NC X 14 51 51 Cagle Rolby 20 M Laborer NC 15 51 51 Cagle Sarah 17 F Ind 16 51 51 Cagle Elias 14 M Ind X 17 51 51 Cagle Polly 12 F Ind 18 51 51 Cagle Emaline 10 F Ind 19 51 51 Cagle Nancy 8 F Ind 20 51 51 Cagle Patsy 5 F Ind 21 51 51 Cagle Harry 3 M Ind 22 51 51 Cagle Charles 2 M Ind
Hello List, Can't remember who is researching Kentucky, Cagle's. While searching the internet I found these birth records. Looks like they tried to spell Cagle, as Kagle like some folks still do. Earl KAGLE, Elizth Butler Co; Ky 12 Aug 1852 CAGLE, Elizabeth Butler Co; Ky 12 Dec 1854 CAGLE, Mary Butler Co, KY 3 Aug 1856
Here is the second part of German Genealogy Resources: Earl _____________ Switzerland Albert Bernhardt Faust and Gaius Marcus Brumbaugh, comp., Lists of Swiss Emigrants in the Eighteenth Century to the American Colonies vols. 1-2 (Washington, DC: National Genealogical Society, 1920-1925; reprinted Baltimore, Maryland: National Genealogical Society, 1968). Reprinted with Leo Schelbert, "Notes on Swiss Emigrants," National Genealogical Society Quarterly 60 (1972). Ernst Steinmann, "A List of Eighteenth-Century Emigrants from the Canton of Schaffhausen to the American Colonies 1734-1752," Pennsylvania German Folklore Society Yearbook (1951), 185-196. Reprinted in Don Yoder, ed., Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786; Lists Consolidated from Yearbooks of the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984), pp. 327-338. Originally published in Beitr ;ge zur vaterl ;ndischen Geschichte hrsg. vom Historisch-antiquarischen Verein des Kantons Schaffhausen, Nr. 13 (1936). Wertheim Bl ;tter 30 (1932), Sp. 53-60, 109-124, 155-164, 205-208, 263-270, 299-304, 343-352; reprinted in the Jahrbuch des Historischen Vereins Alt-Wertheim for 1935. Reprinted in translation by Don Yoder in Pennsylvania German Folklore Society Yearbook 12 (1947), 147-289; Don Yoder, ed., Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786; Lists Consolidated from Yearbooks of the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984), pp. 139-287. Westerwald Annette Kunselman Burgert and Henry Z. Jones, Jr., Westerwald to America; Some 18th Century German Immigrants (Camden, Maine: Picton Press, 1989). W;rttemberg Adolf Gerber, Beitr ;ge zur Auswanderung nach Amerika im 18. Jahrhundert aus Altw ;rttembergischen Kirchenb ;chern (Stuttgart: J. F. Steinkopf [n.d.]). Adolf Gerber, Neue Beitr ge zur Auswanderung nach Amerika im 18. Jahrhundert aus Altw ;rttembergischen Kirchenb chern unter Hinzuziehung anderer Quellen (Stuttgart: J. F. Steinkopf, [1928]). Both the above works reprinted in translation by Don Yoder as "Emigrants from Wuerttemberg: The Adolf Gerber Lists," Pennsylvania German Folklore Society Yearbook1 (1945), 103-237; Don Yoder, ed., Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786; Lists Consolidated from Yearbooks of the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984), pp. 1-137. Werner Hacker, "Auswanderer aus dem Territorium der Reichsstadt Ulm, vor allem im ausgehenden 17. und 18. Jahrhundert," und Oberschwaben 42/43 (1978), 161-257. Werner Hacker, Auswanderer vom Oberen Neckar nach S;dosteuropa Buchreihe der s ;dostdeutschen historischen Kommission, 23 (M ;nchen 1970). Werner Hacker Auswanderungen aus Oberschwaben (Stuttgart und Aalen: Konrad Theiss Verlag, 1977). Miscellaneous Annette Kunselman Burgert, Master Index to the Emigrants Documented in the Published Works of Annette K. Burgert, F.A.S.G., F.G.S.P (Myerstown, Pennsylvania: Annette K. Burgert, 1993). Henry Z. Jones, Jr., More Palatine Families; Some Immigrants to the Middle Colonies 1717-1776 and their European Origins, Plus New Discoveries on German Families Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710 (Universal City, California: the author, 1991). Henry Z. Jones The Palatine Families of New York: A Study of the German Immigrants Who Arrived in Colonial New York in 1710 (Universal City, California: Hank Jones Publishing Co., 1985). 2 vols. Compilations Carl Boyer, 3rd, ed., Ship Passenger Lists: New York and New Jersey (1600-1825) (Newhall, California: Carl Boyer, 1980; reprint Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1992). Carl Boyer, 3rd, ed., Ship Passenger Lists: Pennsylvania and Delaware (1641-1825 (Newhall, California: Carl Boyer, 1980; reprint Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1992). Michael H. Tepper, ed., Emigrants to Pennsylvania, 1641-1819; A Consolidation of Ship Passenger Lists from the Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography [1877-1934] (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1979). Don Yoder, ed., Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786; Lists Consolidated from Yearbooks of the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1984). Don Yoder, ed., Rhineland Emigrants; Lists of German Settlers in Colonial America (Baltimore: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1985). Collection of 24 articles on the European origins of Pennsylvania German families that originally appeared, in English, in Pennsylvania Folklife German Mercenary Soldiers in America Anhalt Virginia Easley DeMarce, Mercenary Troops from Anhalt-Zerbst, Germany, Who Served with the British Forces During the American Revolution German-American Genealogical Research Monographs, 19 (McNeal, Arizona: Westland Publications, 1984). Brigitte Heinicke and Georg Jahn, "Ein anhaltinisches Milit rkirchenbuch in Jever," Norddeutsche Familienkunde Bd. 13, Jg. 35 (1986), 457-476, 586-590. Ansbach-Bayreuth Erhardt Städtler Die Ansbach-Bayreuther Truppen im Amerikanischen Unabh ;ngigkeitskreit 1777-1783 Freie Schriftenfolge der Gesellschaft für Familienforschung in Franken, 8 (N ;rnberg 1956). Abstracted in Clifford N. Smith, Mercenaries from Ansbach and Bayreuth, Germany, Who Remained in America after the Revolution German-American Genealogical Research Monographs, 2 (rev. ed.; McNeal, Arizona: Westland Publications, 1979). Brunswick ; Hans Helmuth Rimpau, "'The Brunswickers' in Nordamerika 1776-1783," Archiv f r Sippenforschung Jg. 37 (1971), 204-219, 293-308; Jg. 38 (1972), 346-355. Abstracted in Clifford N. Smith, Brunswick Deserter-Immigrants of the American Revolution German-American Genealogical Research Monographs, 1 (De Kalb, Illinois: ..., 1973; reprinted McNeal, Arizona: Westland Publications, 1985ff.). Hesse Archivschule Marburg, Institut f r Archivwissenschaft Hessische Truppen im Amerikanischen Unabh ngigkeitskrieg (HETRINA ed. Eckhart G. Franz, Inge Auerbach, and Otto Fr&l;hlich, Ver ffentlichungen der Archivschule Marburg, Institut f r Archivwissenschaft, 10 (vol. 1, 2nd ed.; Marburg 1974-1987). 6 vols. Records of Hessian troops who served as mercenaries for the British in the American Revolution. Vol. 5 contains records of mercenaries from Waldeck; vol. 6 (1987) contains records of regiments from Hanau. Miscellaneous Clifford N. Smith Muster Rolls and Prisoner-of-War Lists in American Archival Collections Pertaining to the German Mercenary Troops Who Served with the British Forces During the American Revolution German-American Genealogical Research Monographs, 31 (3 parts; De Kalb, Illinois: ..., 1974-1976; reprinted McNeal, Arizona: Westland Publications, 1982ff.). Journal of the Johannes Schwalm Historical Association 1ff. (1977ff.). The Journal is published by the Johannes Schwalm Historical Association, P.O. Box 99, Pennsauken, NJ 08110. Mark A. Schwalm, "The True German Mercenaries," Journal of the Johannes Schwalm Historical Association vol. 3, no. 4 (1988), 19-22. Clifford N. Smith, British and German Deserters, Dischargees, and Prisoners of War Who May have Remained in Canada and the United States, 1774-1783 British-American Genealogical Research Monographs, 9 (2 parts; McNeal, Arizona: Westland Publications, 1988-1989). Nancy Rice Kiddoo, "'Of Revolutionary Memory': German Mercenaries Who Immigrated to Western Maryland," Der Reggeboge: Journal of the Pennsylvania German Society 23 (1989), 43-80. II. German Records: 19th Century 1. Types of Records Official emigration records. Newspapers. intentions to emigrate. Summons to missing heirs Edictalladungen Court declarations of death Todeserkl ;rungen Wilhelm van Kempen, "Gerichtliche Todeserkl ;rungen im Landdrosteibezirk Hildesheim zwischen 1849 und 1866," Norddeutsche Familienkunde Bd. 7, Jg. 16 (1967), 321-340, 372-376. Lists of army deserters. Lists of young men who disappeared without fulfilling their military obligations The Germanic Emigrants Register (P.O. Box 1720, D-49437 Diepholz, Germany), is a commercial venture to abstract such announcements from the Deutscher Reichs-Anzeiger und K ;niglich preußischer Staats-Anzeiger the official gazette of the imperial German government, for the years 1875-1914. Church registers. 2. Individual German States: Baden Surviving records of the Auswanderungsamt, including extensive indexes, are deposited in the Badisches Generallandesarchiv Karlsruhe N;rdliche Hildapromenade 2 D-76133 Karlsruhe Germany There are about 13 more pages of Resources., Doyle
This resource information was sent to me by, Doyle Chambers. He is a member of our list & has done alot to futher, Cagle research. This is being sent to the list in two parts. This may help some of you with your German research. Thanks Doyle, for your work in putting this together. Earl ___________________________ History: Author: Michael Palmer, 31-Jul-96 Derived from file emigrati.003, 30-Jul-96 German and American Sources for German Emigration to America I. German Records: 18th Century 1. Types of Records Abzugsgeld Manumissions. Church registers. Notarial records. 2. Individual German States Not only is the literature of German emigration to America in the 18th century increasingly extensive, but the bibliography is made more complicated by the fact that many of the pioneering works, in particular the short articles of Fritz Braun and Friedrich Krebs published originally in the 1950's and 1960's, have been reprinted, often in translation and in amalgamated form, many times. The following list therefore represents only the most significant and easily accessible works on the subject. For fuller details and further references, researchers should consult P. William Filby, Passenger and Immigration Lists Bibliography, 1538-1900 (2nd ed.; Detroit: Gale Research, c1988), and, for works published after 1988, the annual volumes of P. William Filby, Mary K. Meyer, and Paula K. Woolverton, Passenger and Immigration Lists Index (Detroit: Gale Research, 1981ff.). Alsace Annette Kunselman Burgert, Eighteenth Century Emigrants from the Northern Alsace to America Publications of the Pennsylvania German Society, 26 (1992). Baden Annette Kunselman Burgert, Eighteenth-Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America, Vol. 1: The Northern Kraichgau Publications of the Pennsylvania Dutch Society, 16 (1982). Werner Hacker, Auswanderungen aus Baden und dem Breisgau (Stuttgart und Aalen: Konrad Theiss Verlag, 1980). 743 pp. 11,544 emigration cases, many of them to America.Werner Hacker, Auswanderungen aus dem n;rdlichen Bodensee im 17. und 18. JahrhundertHegau-Bibliothek, 29 (Singen: Verein f r Geschichte des Hegaus, 1975). 3,394 emigrants. Werner Hacker, Auswanderungen aus dem ;stlichen Schwarzwald zwischen Hochrhein, Baar und KinzigBuchreihe der s;dostdeutschen historischen Kommission, 29 (München 1975). Werner Hacker, Kurpf ;lzische Auswanderer vom Unteren NeckarSonderver;ffentlichungen des Stadtarchivs Mannheim, 4 (Stuttgart und Aalen: Konrad Theiss Verlag, c1983). Nassau-Dillenburg Adolf Gerber Die Nassau-Dillenburger Auswanderung nach Amerika im 18. Jahrhundert (Flensburg: Flensburger Nachrichten, 1930). Reprint in Carl Boyer, 3rd, ed., Ship Passenger Lists: Pennsylvania and Delaware (1641-1825) (Newhall, California: Carl Boyer, 1980; reprint Westminster, Maryland: Family Line Publications, 1992), pp. 17-47. Palatinate Institut f r Pf;lzische Geschichte und Volkskunde Benzinoring 6 D-67657 Kaiserslautern Germany The Institut (formerly known as the Heimatstelle Pfalz maintains a card index of all known emigrants from the Palatinate, from the 17th century onwards. Peter Brommer, Karl Heinz Debus and Hans-Walter Herrmann, ed., Inventar der Quellen zur Geschichte der Auswanderung 1500-1914 in den staatlichen Archiven von Rheinland-Pfalz und dem Saarland Ver ffentlichungen der Landesarchivverwaltung Rheinland-Pfalz, 27, Schriften zur Wanderungsgeschichte der Pf lzer, 35 (Koblenz 1976). Annette Kunselman Burgert, Eighteenth-Century Emigrants from German-Speaking Lands to North America, Vol. 2: The Western Palatinate Publications of the Pennsylvania Dutch Society, 19 (1985). Werner Hacker, Auswanderungen aus dem fr;heren Hochstift Speyer nach Südosteuropa und;bersee im XVIII. Jahrhundert Schriften zur Wanderungsgeschichte der Pf ;lzer, 28 (Kaiserslautern 1969). Werner Hacker, Auswanderungen aus Rheinpfalz und Saarland im 18. Jahrhundert (Stuttgart: Konrad Theiss Verlag, 1987).
Gary wrote, I was told years ago that Kegel was a name that derived from Keglar, a german form of bowling from the German Black Forest. Does anyone have any info to substantiate my hearsay.? Gary, I've heard the same thing over the years. I got out my old college German dictionary and the German word for bowl is Kegeln. Kegel is a masculine noun meaning cone. Fortunately, I have never been called one of the original "coneheads" I have also heard that a Kegeler was a barrel maker. Has anyone ever heard that? Tom Saegertown, PA
A quick "people finder" search will quickly unveil many "Cagle's" in the United States with all variations of the surname still in use. ie. Kegel, Kagle, Kegle and so forth. These guys may be descendants from later immigrants but it's odd that we never see any inquiries into our Cagle website or on the genwebsite. I was told years ago that Kegel was a name that derived from Keglar, a german form of bowling from the German Black Forest. Does anyone have any info to substantiate my hearsay.? > -----Original Message----- > From: THE CAGLE FAMILY [SMTP:cagle@toolcity.net] > Sent: Monday, February 15, 1999 4:08 PM > To: CAGLE-L@rootsweb.com > Subject: Kagles 1864 > > Lee wrote: > I'm sure everyone is interested. This may be the connection that > brought > Leonhart > to this country in 1732. I can imagine the lure of the new world for > him, especially if > he already had relatives here who were possibly writing back and forth > to > those > still in Germany. > > > Lee, > > I think you read the date wrong. This line came about 130 years after > Leonhart. I will however post it when I have some time to type it up. > Who > knows, there just may be a Cagle list member that ties into this > family. I > think there are some "Cagles" not descended from Leonhart. > > Have a Good Evening! > > Tom > Sunny Saegertown, PA > > > > > ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > > Ground Work One Of My Favorites > http://members.aol.com/ssmadonna/index.htm
Lee wrote: I'm sure everyone is interested. This may be the connection that brought Leonhart to this country in 1732. I can imagine the lure of the new world for him, especially if he already had relatives here who were possibly writing back and forth to those still in Germany. Lee, I think you read the date wrong. This line came about 130 years after Leonhart. I will however post it when I have some time to type it up. Who knows, there just may be a Cagle list member that ties into this family. I think there are some "Cagles" not descended from Leonhart. Have a Good Evening! Tom Sunny Saegertown, PA
Hi Everyone, In case anyone is interested, I recently was given a family list of Kagle's who came to this country about 1864, from Wittenburg, Germany settling in NW Pennsylvania. I'm sure this line has nothing to do with Leonhart, unless it is way back in Germany. I'm not going to post the whole thing, but if some researcher is interested, please let me know and I'll pass on the information. Tom Cagle Saegertown, PA
Gary Hawley: wrote __________________ <snip> I have been having trouble getting out. I have made 3 post to the list and I hope I have found why. Below you will find apost I received from another list. Since many lines that I work came into America through Philadelphia, including our Cagle's, I found the article interesting and I hope you do. Gary Did any of our Cagle's take an oath? ___________________ Gary & List, Yes, this is interesting reading. The oath he took was probally worded the same as the one, Leonhart Kegel took. The information I have is that he took the Oath of Allegiance 25 Oct 1732. The same day of the Loyal Judith's, arrival in Philadelphia. All men of legal age, were required to take an oarh. Very nice find Gary, and thanks for posting this. Earl
I have been having trouble getting out. I have made 3 post to the list and I hope I have found why. Below you will find apost I received from another list. Since many lines that I work came into America through Philadelphia, including our Cagle's, I found the article interesting and I hope you do. Gary Did any of our Cagle's take an oath? :My 5th great grandfather Johann Conrad HESSER took the oath of :Allegiance in Philadelphia on 20 Oct 1752..Is this what your looking for? : :"We, subscribers, natives and late inhabitants of the Palantinate upon the :Rhine and place adjacent, having transported ourselves and families into the :Province of Pennsylvania, a Colony subject to the crown of Great Britain in :hopes and expectations of finding a retreat and peaceable settlement therein :do solemony promise and engage that we will be faithful and bear true :allegiance to His Majesty, King George the Second, his seccessors, kings of :Great Britian and will be faithful to the Proprietor of the Province and :that we will demean ourselves peaceable to all His majesty's subjects and :strickly observe and conform to the laws of England and this Province to the :utmost of our power and best of our understanding." :signed by his mark, Johann Conrad Hesser. :
Hello List-- Is the William C. Cagle, Jr. that married Sarah Bruer a son of John Dutchman or of William Sr, son to Henry? I am showing him as a son to Dutchman. thanks for your help--Jill
Jill, William Cagle, b. 1754 Cumberland Co., NC and Christian Cagle b. ca 1760's Cumberland Co., NC were sons of Henry Cagle, Sr. See 1802 Will in Moore Co., NC. Blount and Sevier Counties were adjacent and near Knoxville Tennessee. John "Dutchman" Cagle also had a son named William who lived his live in Moore Co., NC. Henry Cagle, Sr. and John "Dutchman" Cagle are sons of Leonhart Cagle according to the current thinking. David Hardin Co., TN Go Vols JPJillian@aol.com wrote: > Hello List-- > > This is a response to: lphilli@lightspeed.net (LaMona Phillips). However, > help from any of you will be appreciated. > > On Lamona's email of 2-7-1999, William C. Cagle, Jr is listed married to Sarah > Bruer. It is shown that William is a son of William C. Cagle, Sr. b. 1754 > Cumberland Co., NC who married Mary Barrett. Is this William C. Cagle, Sr. a > son of Henry, son of Leohnart? > > I am showing that the William C. Cagle, Jr. that married Sarah Bruer is the > son of John "Dutchman" Cagle, son of Leonhart. I have the following info > listed on him: > > **source--Genforum post by Nancy Jane 7-29-1998 > 1800-1850 Moore Co. NC. 1850 lists him as 62 years. (All listed info on > William and children are listed on page 212 of John G. Cagle's book.) 1800 > census listed William in the household of his mother Catherine. 1820 census > listed him as head of household in Moore Co., NC through 1850. William has > been tentatively identified as the youngest son of John Cagle d. 1799. A Mr. > Walker's book gives the following account of the William Cagle family: He was > a farmer and the family was Methodists by religious preference. Children: > Henry, John, Harmon or Herman, Jane, Isaac, Patsy "Martha", Catherine "Kate", > and William Cagle Jr. > > Sounds confusing. Which listing is the right one? Is there a right one? Ha > Ha. > > Thanks for your help--Jill > ________________________________ > > On 2-7-1999, LaMona Phillips wrote-- > > William C. CAGLE, Sr, born ca. 1754 Cumberland County, NC, now know as Moore > County, NC, married Mary Barrett 1787 Moore County, NC, born ca. 1759 NC, > both died after 1850 Sevier County, TN, an exact record of their death has > yet to be found. It is thought they are buried in Ellajoy Cemetery, near > their home just across the county, line in Blount County, TN. > > It's been a long time since I recorded this. So If you have different data. > Please express your self, all help is needed. > > ISSUE: > > 1. Henry CAGLE, 3rd (I used the 3rd to distinguish this Henry identity. born > abt. 1780-1782 Moore County, NC, Mr. John G. Cagle speculated William Cagle, > SR, could have been m. and this child was from that marriage. This has not > been proved. He was listed 1830-1840 Sevier County, TN, wife died 1820s by > 1840 listed with younger wife Betsy (Elizabeth) and younger children. This > Henry is thought to have m. April 3, 1828 Blount County, TN, to Elizabeth > Hill. he reappears 1870 census Hamilton County, IL, age 90 living with > youngest son James Cagle age 24. > 2. Elisha CAGLE, born ca. 1789 Moore County, NC, married February 15, 1821 > Randolph county, TN, to Anne Hancock. > 3. William C. CAGLE, JR, born ca. 1790-1840 Moore County, NC, married: Sarah > Bruer/Brewer. He died 1840s and before 1850 Sevier County, TN, Sarah Cagle > was a widow in 1850 census. > 4. Celia CAGLE, born ca. 1800 Moore County, NC, m. July 29, 1820 Blount > (6 more children are listed.) > > children prob. not in order and needs a lot of work to complete. Any > suggestions would be appreciated. If you have accurate dates please share. > Also, notice the Cagle children m. Rogers. I want to throw this out for > thought. William Cagle, 3rd son of William Cagle, Jr., and Sarah Brewer. Do > you think he is the William that married December 29, 1831 to Mary Rogers > Blount County, TN. This is my line LaMona Phillips > > ________________________________ > > ==== CAGLE Mailing List ==== > > Family Tree Maker's Internet Site > http://www.familytreemaker.com/
While searching the web tonite I found a site that has the crest of the Cagle family. The website is www.inlink.com/~lana-stl/. I think I remembering someone asking for this. Plus some interesting things about our Cagle name. Hope this helps, Martha Boblett
Hi Sandra & List. I just want to put in a few words about tongue tied Cagles. I have the same problems with mine. I am Joyce Fitch and I come from Catahoula Parish, La., I know so little about my Cagle line that I sometimes wonder what they were trying to hide. My grandfather, his father and grandfather were all Williams so I really have a problem trying to separate them. My mother was Martha Elizabeth Cagle.b April 13, 1908. m Elzie E. Harris. If anyone is familiar with this line, I would appreciate the help. Her siblings were: Jessie, Wade, Seville, Lacy, Ada, William, & Ruby. The Siblings of my Grandfather William Cagle were: Kisiah,ca.1855, Susan,ca1857, Rachel Elizabeth,ca 1858, Emeline,ca.1863 and Isaac.ca. 1868 Thanks Joyce WhatJoy@aol.com R C
Dear list; I am searching for information on my gg-grandfather Willis Cagle who was married to Lucinda Avens I don't know when they were born or when. He was the father of William Isom Cagle who was my great-grandfather, william Isom was born Sevier CO., TN. and he died in Monore Co., TN. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you, Susan in TN.
LaMona Phillips wrote: ____________________ This is LaMona Phillips your Cagle Cuz. Did I miss a story about Leonhart Kegel cap. I read about the Cagle goldmine in John G. Cagle Journal. Is the story about Leonhart Kegel Cap there. I don't get my Journals until it's late here in CA. LaMona ____________________ LaMona, Yes, you did miss the story. If memory serves me well the story was from, Nancy Jane Balmer. Perhaps she can re-post this story, for those who missed it. Earl
Janice Cagle Giddens wrote: <snip> A story I heard growing up, from my grandfather, was that six brothers came from Germany to the us. When, where and what next I don't know. He said Cagle's werent/arent very verbal and they didn't keep in touch. I wish I had listened more and asked questions. Thanks again! Janice Cagle Giddens ___________________ First off I want to welome Janice, and any one else I have missed to the, Cagle list. We are now up to 90 people on our list, and I tip my hat to all of you. Thanks to all of you for making this one of the fastest growing surname lists, on rootsweb. This story Janice, speaks of I have heard before by a few others. So this tells me that there may be some credence to it. More great stories like this one are needed. Janice, I applaud your efforts of bringing this to our list. Earl