This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2249 Message Board Post: Looking for informaiton on a Hester Clara Cain born 1914 in Enon, Arkansas. married Samuel Wilson Gausnell/Gosnell Harold Gosnell [email protected]

Hi all, Over the past several months, I have sent emails out about the Clapp Cemetery (located in Muscogee County - Columbus, GA) trying to find more descendants whose family members may have been buried there. The cemetery is not being taken care of my the current owners, Georgia Power and we would like to clean the cemetery in an effort to help those descendants find their families. The following people or families have been identified so far: Mary Catherine Skipper John P. Lewis J.F. Cain Sarah Watson Hill Jesse Hill Dicey Coggins Hill Charlotte I. Jones Hill Nancy "Mammy" (Vickery?) Jackson Mary Virginia Jackson Cole John W. Cole Margaret Hood Cole Bird Hopkins Miller Nix Warren Watson There has been a temporary mailing list set up for all of those who are interested in helping with the research and preservation of the cemetery. If you think you might be interested: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ClappCemetery/ Please keep in mind we don't know exactly who is buried there or where in the cemetery they are buried. THERE ARE NO RECORDS. Please do not ask me if your family members are there, I don't know. I only have some information on the people listed above and it is limited. Thanks for any support that you can give us this cemetery. Kemis Massey

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CAIN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2248 Message Board Post: CAIN_Darius_L_J_D_1961-1993.JPG CAIN_Johnnie_F_1903-1951.JPG CAIN_Johnnie_J_1920-1990_.JPG CAIN_Mary_O_and_Roland_A.JPG CAIN_Mona_Marie_1921-1999.JPG CAIN_Ray_S_and_Ravena_A.JPG I photographed these tombstones in the Parker Memorial Cemetery, Grapevine, Tarrant County, Texas. Feel free to use these pictures for your records. These are some of the 14,668 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

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Dear List; Margaret (Peggy) Cain m Henry Butt in Rockingham Co. Va. on 21 July 1791 they lived in Virginia until about 1808 - 09 they moved to Jackson township, Montgomery Co. Near Dayton, Oh. living there the rest of their lives Henry d 1824-25 Margaret d 23 Jan 1841 I have not ben able to verify but it is claimed they had eleven children. This is all I have on Margaret I need birth date and placeof birth and Parents names and any info. on the family Please help me. I have tried for a long time With no success. I am sure there must be decendants still in Montgomery Co. Oh. Please let me hear from you if you can help I will always Appreciate it. I am a decendant of this couple thru their oldest son Philip Butt- Lewis Butts- John Raymond Boyd Butts and Solomon Enoch Butts.Thanks Lew. Butts; [email protected] solom

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2180.3 Message Board Post: I have a Great Great Grandmother named Annie Welsh (nee Cain) She was married to Edward Welsh on April 30, 1876 and she died on November 1st, 1899. Does this match your Ann Cain? Annie & Edwards daughter, Annie Cecilia Welsh (my paternal Great Grandmother) married August Albert Kern. They all are from the Baltimore area, and some of the Kerns are buried at New Cathedral.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cain, Campbell, Cox, Neal, Holt, Cole, Mitchell, Bethea, Calloway;Gordon Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2247 Message Board Post: I have pictures of a MARGARET CAIN taken in Greensboro, NC 1937 and 1941. I am researching "Campbell" and I don't know if these pictures are linked to this family. Should these pictures be of interest to anyone, I will be glad to share.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CAIN,BURNETT Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XOH.2ACIB/2225.1.1 Message Board Post: Howard county was where William claimed to have relatives. He was called William "Robert" in some accounts. But since his grandmother's maiden name was Robinson, I suspect, Robinson may be correct. Apparently he and his brother Isaac Newton Cain went to California for the Gold Rush after the death of their mother on 9 Aug 1849. Apparently an account of their trip is in a book by W.S. Green called, "History of Colusa County, California" A few years before his death, this item appeared in the Liberty Missouri Tribune, 26 Dec 1890, "Judge W.R.Cain of Falls City was visiting his son-in-law, Rev J.S.Smith and family last week. Judge Cain was a citizen of Clay County many years ago. His father, Robert Cain and Mr. George Burnett, another pioneer of the county, came here in 1823, coming up the river in an old flatboat from Old Franklin, Howard County. They landed near Randolph." He was called Judge because he was a justice of the peace. According to other records, His mother was Jane Burnett born 1797 in Pitts County, VA and died 3 Jan 1849 in Platte County, MO. Her father was James Burnett married to Margaret Robinson. The George Burnett he came to Howard County may have been his brother-in-law. There is a George Burnett listed as a step-brother to Jane.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cain Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2246 Message Board Post: I’m looking for any information on Martin Cain, his wife Mary or Polly Shirley, and their three children, George, James, & Reuben. Some sources show spelling of last name as Caine and Kain. Martin Cain was born in Tennessee or Georgia by some notes about 1833. Some Census records indicate he was born 10 years earlier. Martin’s father and mother were also listed as being born in Tennessee although other locations show his mother as being born in Arkansas. As near as I can tell George was born in Arkansas about 1852; James was born in Arkansas about 1854; and Reuben was born in Arkansas in 1860. I have information on Reuben, but nothing much on George or James. Martin was in the civil war from 1864 to 1866. He homesteaded near Clearwater, Antelope County, Nebraska in 1886. The homestead was sold in 1893. From there, I can find no trace of Martin. If anyone can help me on this, I would be very grateful.

Dianne: Hardy Cain is was the ninth child of Jonathan and Barbara Harold Cain. Jonathan came to Charles Town (now Charleston) SC in the mid 1700s with two land grants from the King of England (They are under early land grants in the SC State Archives). They were found in the Padgett's Creek Settlement in Union SC about 1777. Their children were as follows: Celia b 1757, John b. 22 June 1760, Abner b. 1762 m. Sarah Townsend 1788, d. 14 Feb 1832 in Warren County, OH, Amelia b. 1765, Elvira b. 1767, Abijah b. 1769 (my ancestor) m. Elvira Cain in INl., died 1833 in Fountain Co. IN, Barbara b. 1771, Harold b. ?, Hardy b. 30 August 1778, m. Lettie (4 children), d. 2 Dec. 1851 in Attica, Fountain Co. IN; Rebecca b. 17 April 1779 m. Jacob Pearson d. 7 Oc t. 1833 in Warren County, OH, Delilah Cain, Sarah "Sallie" m. to a Burgess (an old Padgett's Creek Family), Robert , Jonathan Jr. b. 1807 SC m. Elizabeth Ballinger 13 Sep 1827 d. 1859 in Wayne Co., IN and lastly Mollie. The migration of the Jonathan Cain Family was SC, Warren Co. OH. Some of the family moved to Indiana first to Wayne Co., then to Tippecanoe and then Fountain County, IN. Abijah Cain m. Martha Rodgers 6 January 1794 in Cabarrus Co., NC and had 5 children I know of: JOHN (My ancestor)b. 1805 in OH, m Elvira Cain b. 1807 ( OH - don't know who her parents were but her maiden name was Cain) m. 24 May 1827 in Fountain Co. IN d. 18 Sept. 1870 in Garnett, Anderson Cjo., Kansas; Ambrose Cain b. 1814 in OH m. Esther Smith 8 Dec. 1832 in Drake Co, OH; Barbara b. 26 Nov 1811 IN m. Joseph Bever; d. 4 Oct 1888 Hillsboro, Fountain Co IN; Delilah m. Jacob Bever 25 May 1825 Montgomery Co. IN; Margaret m. Edward Jones McBroom d.Dec. 1825 in Fountain Co., IN. John and Elvira's son, George Washington Cain, b. 19 Jan. 1843 in Fountain Co., m. Anna Logsdon 18 Jan. 1866 after returning home from serving the North in the Civil War, d. 14 March 1920 in Sayre, Beckham Co. OK (his migration was IN, then KS, then TX, then OK). His siblings were Kesiah, America, Mary J. and Martha Emily. George and Anna's son John Francis Newton Cain was born 29 Oct. 1866 in Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co. IN and m. Caledonah Hutchison 22 June, 1890 in Quantah, TX, then died 14 Oct. 1940 in Sayre, Beckham Co. OK. My father was William Harold Cain b. 1908 in OK m. Fairy A. Hodges June 1, 1928 in Sayre, OK. They migrated to Missouri in 1931 when the natural gas lines were laid from Texas to OK to Kansas and MO. Some of my information is documented and some has just been found in other correspondences and records. The early information was obtained from the LDS Library record # 184820 and from Wayne R. Cain as a result of his extensive searching for his roots (Jonathan not in his line) before he wrote his book. He is no longer living and his books are all sold. I have also been to SC and obtained some documentation from the SC Archives and also from the Charleston SC Library. A lot more work is needed in proving what I have listed, so please use the above info only as a launch pad to prove information. I have a record from SC Archives which is a bill of sale for a young male slave in which Jonathan Cain received $2000 for him. I couldn't put my hands on it to give the name of the slave, but it is in one of my files. Should you want further correspondence on this family, my email is [email protected] Carol Cain Headley

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XOH.2ACIB/2144.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hello Catherine, I appreciate your response to my message on the board. This has been an hectic summer. I can't see that our Michael's are connected. My Patrick (or Michael as he is sometimes listed) settled in Lansing MI when my great grandfather, Michael was about 8 year old. He was, at that time, married to Agnes Mary Meshaw although rumor has it that she was a second wife. Some of your children's names fit, but most do not. Michael, John Francis, Cornelius, Alexander, Mary and Ellen. Second generation Michael's children were John, Franklin, Alexander, Mary Agnes, and Curtis. If you can put them together, it would be great. My personal email is [email protected] and I will be traveling to Lansing Michigan on 21 Aug 2002 if there is anything I can do for you at the Historical Library there, let me know specifics. PKG

Cain cousins, I decided to try to transcribe the information that I found in the museum in Warren Co., Lebanon, OH, about the Cain family. Record of black & Mulatto persons Be it remembered that on the 14th day, in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven Cook a black man, aged about thirty seven years (formally owned by Abner Cain as a slave) enters himself as a free negro May 14th 1807 The following negroes (formally the property of (cannot read first name)Cain widow of Jonathon Cain, Vix, Pat, a negro woman aged about fifty years, also a negro woman called Chaney about thirty three years of age with five children whose names are as follows first Dinah a negro girl aged about fifteen years second Dealor a negro girl aged about ten years, third Limbrick a negro boy aged about eight years fourth Barbara a negro girl aged about three years fifth Delilah a negro girl aged about one year, enter themselves as free blacks agreeably to the provisions of an act entitled an act to negotiate black and mulatto persons, Be it remembered that on the 12th day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and seven Jonathon Cain comes and causes to be entered Ceasar a black man who says that the negro has been in the State of Ohio eleven months. -------------------- This entry tells me that Jonathon Cain and his wife were with Abner in Warren Co., OH, in 1807. Also found: Marriages: 25 Jul 1807 Thomas Pearson Burns m. Amelia Cain father Abner Cain wit James Pearson & John Pearson Sr. 22 Aug 1814 Robert Burns & Delilah Cain 114 Jan 1832 Samuel Lipton & Hannah Cain 15 Feb 1819 James Burns & Hester Cain consent of Sarah (X) Cain Att: William Dixon & Rebecca Pearson 20 Mar 1820 Samuel Cain & Hannah Church 26 Nov 1812 William Pearson & Sarah Caine by John Caine Early Ohio Settlers land purchasers SW Ohio 1800-1840 Abijah Cain 29 Dec 1804 Warren Co., OH Abijah Cain 26 Jan 1807 Warren Co., OH Abner Cain 26 Jan 1807 Warren Co., OH Hardy Cain 22 Sep 1814 Montg Co., OH Joseph Cain 22 Sep 1814 Montg. Co., OH I could not find this but there is supposed to be an estate record of Abner Cain in Warren Co., OH. 16 Jul 1816 wife Sarah Vol. 4 pg. 393.. ( He must therefore be buried in Warren Co., OH) Now to the other Abner Cain, this one younger, and only in Greene Co., OH. He first shows up in a court record in 1816 in Greene Co. Sugarcreek Twp., OH, with Levi Allen and Lewis Bingamon. He is offend connected with these two men. He married Elizabeth Paulin 1 Sep 1818 by Samuel Bare J.P. (her family was Quaker) IAbner Cain of Greene Co., died in Clifton, OH, about 1837. If you see anything here that would connect these two men, that would be wonderful. Please let me know. The second Abner Cain is my third great grandfather all documented and proven. I am searching for his parents. Is he part of the Jonathon Cain family, father of Abner Cain of Warren Co. OH? Sugarcreek Twp., Greene Co., OH, is beside the Warren Co. line. Also found in Greene Co., OH, is Daniel Cain who married Sarah Knight in 1814 also of Sugarcreek Twp., Greene Co., OH Thanks, Dianne Cain Black

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cain and Walton Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2245 Message Board Post: Hi List, need info on John C. Cain of Kentucky. Thanks for any help you might offer. With warmest regards. Vickie Here is what I have: Generation No. 1 1. JOHN C.1 CAIN. He married LUZETA HOWES. Notes for LUZETA HOWES: Notes from Florence Cain Walton's social security application form in 1965 show her mother has Luzeta Howes or Hawes. Child of JOHN CAIN and LUZETA HOWES is: 2. i. FLORENCE DILLS2 CAIN, b. October 15, 1876, Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY; d. January 28, 1969, Bourbon County, Kentucky. Generation No. 2 2. FLORENCE DILLS2 CAIN (JOHN C.1) was born October 15, 1876 in Cynthiana, Harrison County, KY, and died January 28, 1969 in Bourbon County, Kentucky. She married ANDREW WALTON, son of FRANK WALTON and NANCY BARLOW. Notes for FLORENCE DILLS CAIN: Notes for Florence Cain Walton: KY Death Index: Date: 1/28/1969 Age: 93 Place: Bourbon Co. Residence: Bourbon Co. Volume: 005 Certificae: 02174 Death Volume: 69 AT time of her social security application on 2-22-1965 at the age of 89, Florence listed her address as North Middletown, Lovely's Rest, Box 114, KY 40361 Notes for ANDREW WALTON: Notes for Andrew Walton: Kentucky Death Index: Date: 6/20/1948 Age: 79 Place: Bourbon Co. Residence: Bourbon Co. Volume: 023 Certificate: 11354 Death Volume: 48 Children of FLORENCE CAIN and ANDREW WALTON are: 3. i. HOLLIS3 WALTON, b. December 07, 1914; d. August 1979, Columbus, Franklin County, Ohio. ii. MAXINE (MAXIE) WALTON, b. 1894; d. June 28, 1930, Fayette County, Kentucky; m. SAMUEL WARREN HILLOCK JR.. Notes for MAXINE (MAXIE) WALTON: Notes for Maxie Walton Hillock: KY Death Index: Date: 6/28/1930 Age: 35 Place: Fayette Co. Volume: 028 Certificate: 13854 Death Volume: 30

Hello, I am searching for the parents and birthplace of this lady. Can anyone help? Thanks, Lisa Stauring Boyle Individual Summary - ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Name: Catherine CAIN Sex: Female Individual Facts Birth 1812 (1) Death 15 Feb 1863 (age 51) (2) Burial Prospect Hill Cemetery, Canajoharie, Montgomery Co., NY Marriages/Children 1. Henry HULSAVER Marriage Children Phoebe A HULSAVER (25 Nov 1840 - 28 Nov 1916) Stephen HULSAVER ( - ) John HULSAVER ( - ) Mary C HULSAVER ( - ) Henry HULSAVER ( - ) Eliza HULSAVER ( - ) Elsea HULSAVER ( - ) Hannah HULSAVER ( - ) Notes (Individual) Notes (Family #1) Sources 1. Tombstone. Prospect Hill Cemetery, Canajoharie, Montgomery Co., NY. 2. Ibid. Prospect Hill Cemetery, Canajoharie, Montgomery Co., NY.

What is this Cain book you are referring to, is it still available? I have Sara (Sally)CAIN b 1813, marr to Andrew SHAFFE in PA ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002 10:37 AM Subject: [CAIN] Re: Sally Cain 1819 in Ohio Search for family & children > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Classification: Query > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2198.1.1.1.1 > > Message Board Post: > > Thanks Shirley. I purchased mine from Wayne a long time ago and you and I have "talked" before. My Cains are the Cornelius Cain and Sarah Hyatt line. So far.... I have not found any connection between these two lines although there are many similarities. I sent most of my information to Wayne after the book was published and as he states in the book...he felt that there was no connection. I find the book very valuable. It's well indexed and easy to use. > > > ============================== > To join Ancestry.com and access our 1.2 billion online genealogy records, go to: > http://www.ancestry.com/rd/redir.asp?targetid=571&sourceid=1237 > >

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XOH.2ACIB/2244 Message Board Post: Looking for decendants of my grandfather - Truie C. Cain who died in Memphis, TN Dec. 1958. At the time of his death, he was married to Iola Cain. He had 3 sons with wife Ruth Forbess Cain (who died 1935 in Brinkley, AR): Roy D., Truie C, and Morgan Ira., all born in Monroe County, AR. He is buried in Monroe County, Brinkley, AR in a Forbess family plot, Oaklawn cemetery. PLEASE contact me if you have information! THANKS!

Have you checked the RUFFIN list? They have some very well-researched info in their archives. Might be worth looking at.... As I recall, most originated around extreme SE VA, and NE NC.... good luck. Zou Feagin [email protected]

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: CAIN / RUFFIN Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2243.1 Message Board Post: The combination of the name Cain and Ruffin caught my eye. I am descended from the Cains of Orange co NC. My branch left Orange co about 1785 for Hancock co GA and migrated to the Natchez District of MS about 1806. My line briefly is: Hugh Caine William Cain William Cain Jr Archibald W Cain Lemuel L Cain Floyd V Cain Herschell H Cain John E Cain (me) My website www.rootsweb.com/~jecain/Index.htm has more info on this Cain line. Would love to connect anyone descended from the Orange co NC Cains. John

Thought this might intrest someone. Sent to other lists. Joy Bracewell Barnwell County, SC Researching Georgia: BRACEWELL/CROSS/DIXON/PORTER/LEWIS and many of their braches. HistoryDaily.com - An Entertaining Look Back By Charles Smith and Trevor Smith July 30, 2002 on this day: In 1864, during the American Civil War, the Battle of the Crater occurred during the Union siege of Petersburg. Facing a Confederate artillery position, the 48th Pennsylvania regiment persuaded General Ulysses S. Grant to allow them to dig a tunnel and place explosives under the Confederate position. Many of these men were miners and were convinced that such an explosion would devastate the rebels. They succeeded in blasting a crater sixty feet wide in the Confederate line. After that, however, everything went wrong. Union solders rushed into the crater, but were disorganized and their commander was in the rear drinking rum. Many of the rank and file were among the first African-Americans to fight for the Union. Once in the crater they became easy targets for the Confederates, who surrounded them. Almost all of the Union soldiers were killed.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2243 Message Board Post: if you are desendants of thomas ruffin cain i would love to hear from you,he is my great grand father, i would love to get all the info i can ,i am making my own cain family book.....thanks tina