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/2182.3.1.1 Message Board Post: My wife's family is Cain from Illinois, and this lineage. John and Elizabeth Byrum had a son, James T Cain, who had a son George Edward Cain, who had a son John Alexander Cain, (born 1900) who was my wife's father.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cain/ Haylock Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/XOH.2ACIB/2229 Message Board Post: I have a Margaret Cain born in Ohio February 18, 1830. She married Joseph Haylock in Iowa. Does anyone else have any connections to these people? I would be very willing to share information. Thanks..Cara

Hi, Unusually I'm an English person seeking information about an American ancestor! I'm seeking information about Patrick and Jane KANE who emigrated to Pennsylvania (close to Shamokin) around 1847. Patrick was a railroad contractor who helped build the railway from Cincinatti to New Orleans. Also seeking information about William CAIN, born in Ireland, who went to join Patrick and Jane around 1865. If some kind soul can look up any information for me, census etc. I would be very grateful. Regards, Mary ========================================================================== This message and any attachments are confidential and may also be privileged. Its contents do not constitute a commitment by the Channel Tunnel Group Ltda nd/or France-Manche S.A. except where provided for in a written agreement between you and The Channel Tunnel Group Ltd and/or France-Manche S.A. Any unauthorised disclosure, use or dissemination, either whole or partial is prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient of the message, please notify the sender immediately. The views expressed in this message do not necessarily reflect those of The Channel Tunnel Group Ltd and/or France-Manche S.A. or any of their subsidiary companies. Ce message et ses annexes sont confidentiels et peuvent contenir des informations protégées par le secret professionnel. Son contenu ne représente en aucun cas un engagement de la part de The Channel Tunnel Group Ltd et/ou France-Manche S.A. sous réserve d'un accord conclu par écrit entre vous et The Channel Tunnel Group Ltd et/ou France-Manche S.A. Toute publication, utilisation ou diffusion, même partielle, est interdite. Si vous n'êtes pas destinataire de ce message, merci d'en avertir immédiatement l'expéditeur. Les opinions exprimées dans ce message ne reflètent pas nécessairement celles de The Channel Tunnel Group Ltd et/ou France-Manche S.A. ou de leurs sociétés filiales

John, At this point, we are gathering data. Before we ask or accept any money for this, I will need to find the legal info about accepting it and exactly how to handle it. My purpose at this point is to get the info out to as many researchers as possible for information purposes. Since I know you have several family (I'm going to send you a separate email with questions about one of those families) members there this will be a tremendous help. I take it you are related to Buster Wright's (who was one of thee people who have done so much research on several of our cemeteries here in Muscogee County) wife. As one of the lists I pulled the names from to send the emails out was furnished by Mr. Wright. Up until recently, one researcher(at a time) has approached GA Power. . . and was told it's the families responsibility to keep the cemetery clean. Now I have 4 known family members. . . hopefully there will be more. Then it will be a lot harder to say it's your responsibility to keep it clean. Plus with everyone re-checking their family lines. . . we may have more people out there with a voice. Also, cemeteries are not my field of expertise. But there could be someone out there who it is their field. Or other info that might could help. So all of you out there reading this, even though you might not have a relative here, many have some knowledge that we sure would appreciate. For those of you who have written with your words of encouragement, thanks. We are the story tellers of our families and I like the ones with the fairy tale ending. . . kemis From: John Mallory Land Sent: Wednesday, July 10, 2002 1:25 AM Kemis, I'm sorry to have taken so long to get back with you. I have tried in vain to locate the document I told you about regarding county responsibility in the upkeep of abandoned cemeteries under Georgia state law. Perhaps someone reading this will recognize the reference. It appeared in the Family Puzzler publication some years ago, and a cousin or other contact sent me a copy of it a while back. If anyone has an index to the Family Puzzler material (if such a thing exists), we might be able to find it that way. My copy is not in any of the places I would have expected it to be; I may have had it out to copy for someone and didn't get it back to the right file. I have moved since I last recall seeing it, so I may or may not come across it, though I continue to search. I apologize for not being able to produce it for you now. If you will give me an address where I can send a personal check, I would like to make a donation toward the cause of rescuing the Clapp's Factory Cemetery. It won't be a lot, but perhaps it will help defray some of the incidental costs. I appreciate your posting the known burials there. Robert and Sarah PAGE are my ggg-grandparents, being the parents of Permelia A. PAGE (1841-1905), second wife of Henry M. NEWSOME (1836-1899). James NEWSOME buried there is Henry's brother, who I show to have been born ca. 1834 in Harris Co, GA (per the 1850 federal census of Muscogee Co, GA). My record shows James' wife Mary b. ca. 1837 in GA. Penelope, sister of James and Henry, was b. ca. 1833 in Harris Co, GA (also per 1850 census of Muscogee). They were the children of James & Elizabeth (NEWSOM) NEWSOM, who m. 07 AUG 1816 in Warren Co, GA. Knowing that these folks are buried there makes me more confident that Henry's first wife Mary Ellen ABNEY (1837-1863) and at least some of their five children may also buried in the cemetery. If more information on the NEWSOME, PAGE, and ABNEY families would be helpful to you in piecing together who is likely to be buried in the cemetery, please let me know and I'll send you some reports on them. You're doing a great job! Please keep up the effort toward this worthy goal. John Mallory Land McKinney, TX [email protected]

Hi, I know some of you have seen this email before. I have added some more names that I located and sent them this email. Maybe you'll see something new that you didn't read before. . . The purpose of this email is to attempt to locate any decedents of those buried in Clapp Cemetery in Columbus, GA. We do not know for sure who is there other than what is included in this email. That means if you write and ask me if a specific person is buried there I will not know if they are. What I am hoping is that someone's family history will help identify the persons there. Now for the rest of the story. In Columbus, GA in the 1800's we had the Clapp Factory on the banks of the Chattahoochee River. Close by the Clapp Village was built for the factory workers. Later a cemetery was placed on the hill over-looking the Chattahoochee. The Clapp Cemetery records seems to be lost. Known buried: Mary Catherine Skipper (b. Nov 28, 1825 - d. Sep 10, 1880) daughter of Isaac W. Woods and Eliza/Elizabeth Patterson, wife of Jacob S. Skipper (son of Silas S. Skipper and Esther/Ester) John P. Lewis (B. Dec 12, 1812 - D. Feb 10, 1886) Grave of a child, J.F. Cain no dates Other family names rumored to have been buried there: Hopkins, Miller, Warren, Watson (several years back Ms Watson told other locals she had 14 family members buried in the cemetery) and Bird. added names: Mrs. E. Belcher, age 71 Infant of Thomas Brown Miss Kate Cain, age 51 Miss Mary C. Clegg, age 46 Charlie C. Foster, age 4 Benjamin F. Heath, buried 1856 Louisa J. Helms, age 64, born 1816 Burre Hill, age 1, June 7, 1899 Gladis Martin, ag 49 days, April 17, 1901 Mrs. Bula Miller, age 31, March12, 1899 Evalina Miller, age 14 months, October 6, 1899 Child of Mary Miller, age 3, April 25, 1901 James Newsome, Nov 1897 Mary (Martha) Newsome, wife of above, around 1897-1898 Miss F. Penelope Newsome, age 56, sister of James Newsome, Aug 19, 1890 Edgar Alton Nix, age 1, April 13, 1904 William Page, son of Robert & Sarah Page, Private in Company A, 27th Regt. GA Militia, died 1862, Skedaway Island There are suppose to be 20 Confederate soldiers from Georgia and Alabama there. Also American Indians and Slaves are buried there. The land the cemetery is on was purchased in the 1920's by Georgia Power. Georgia Power feels it is not their responsibility to take care of the cemetery and that is a job that the families should be doing. At this point in time, I need to attempt to find as many descendants of the deceased buried in Columbus Georgia's forgotten Cemetery. Ultimately we would like to have the cemetery cleaned to the point that descendants could actually visit the graves. The cemetery is a jungle. This is a job that will have to be tackled during fall or winter. It is also a monumental undertaking. . . there is no way this would be a day's work. I have already been in touch with several descendants, several local Historic societies, several local historians, Sons of Confederate veterans, Daughters of Confederate Veterans, Boy Scouts, and Girl Scouts (still have 4H to check with) asking for guidance and help. So far all agree, if it can be done it will be monumental. I have sent an email to one of the local tv stations and haven't gotten any response. I do have a gentleman who will put the story on his web page http://www.columbusgeorgiaonline.com. It's a start. I've still need to get other media involved with so I can locate more relatives. But if you look at it as being part of your heritage to take care of your ancestors graves and we all work together, we could make the Clapp Cemetery a true resting place for those buried in a beautiful place so long ago. You are taking to time to find out where you came from. . . we are all story telling of our family history. . . add a chapter as to how you help save a forgotten resting place of loved ones. Thanks for taking the time to read my email, as it is longer than most. If you know or think you have family members buried in the Clapp Cemetery in Columbus, GA, please let me hear from you. Happy family hunting, kemis massey Researching: Duke, Evans, Hickey, Mays, Rosamond, Songer, and Camp for me Researching: Brooks, Chambers, Massey, Fountain, and Smith for my hubbie

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/2228 Message Board Post: While surfing the internet I ran across a photo of this person It is on a brochure for the 1936 Rocky Mountain Music Camp, Estes Park, CO. I will email the link to the site I found it on if you are interested. I am not researching this family.

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/2227 Message Board Post: Searching for a Marvin Cain of Bessemer, AL. Not much to go on except name.

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/934.965.996 Message Board Post: In spite of exhausting every lead I could come up with, there is no evidence of my grandfathers existence in Arkansas. The name similarity could be a link to the Cains of Ohio. If, during your searches, you run across information that suggests that a James Britton Cain descendant may have migrated south, please let me know. Thanks in advance. My home e-mail is [email protected]

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/an/XOH.2ACIB/2224.1 Message Board Post: Searching for names of nine children with dates around 1819 in Ohio

Looking for information on John Cain, Rev Soldier, who lived in Wilkes Co., GA very early. Hope to connect him to a William Cain b. 1810 GA. Judy Penrod Purcell Duncanville, TX

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Molock, Cain Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XOH.2ACIB/2213.1.1 Message Board Post: I don't know if this is related but I know that my great grandparents were a part of the trail of tears and ended up in Ks. I know Ohio was not involved look a lot more South. My Cain relatives were on the trail from Mississippi. I hope this will help a bit with your search. I have only up to my great grandparents and no farther which are Robert and Emily Cain. If you have any other information I would greatly appreachiate it. Thank You.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cain, Molock Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/XOH.2ACIB/2189.1 Message Board Post: My grandmother was Callie Mae Cane from Coffeyville Ks, Her mothers name was Emily Cane both died in Denver, Co. Emily was married to Robert Cane. They both lived on the reservation in Oklahoma with the 5 civilized tribes. To my knowledge they had 2 boys and 4 girls. Something strange happened to one of the children and Robert died in the early twenties in Ks. If you have any further information please e-mail me! Thanks

----- Original Message ----- From: les To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2002 8:13 PM Subject: re-EDWARD CAIN-DURHAM Hi, Can't help but thought I'd write to you.My CAIN clan are in Australia. JAMES OKANE m ELLEN FLYNN/SWIFT 1837 (no details) children: ELIZA TAYLOR b 1837/9 Sydney parents ? TAYLOR mother ELLEN FLYNN WILLIAM OKANE/CAIN -death transc. says CAIN, b 1840 Gosford, NSWparents JAMES or ROBERT JAMES OKANE/CAIN mother ELLEN FLYNN ROBERT CAIN b 1843 Brisbane waters Gosford (no birth found) JAMES and ELLEN FLYNN -death transc. says father ROBERT CAIN DANIEL OKANE b 1845 Bris.Waters,Gosford JAMES and ELLEN JANE OKANE b 1847 " " PATRICK OKANE b 1849 " all christened same day. JOHN CAIN b 1852 Newcastle ROBERT and ELLEN. JAMES died 1879 age 66yrs.Hillsborough,NSW. -SAWYER. A falling limb, hit and killed him. ELLEN died 1883 Hillsborough.age 69y, died of cancer, born London.Parents DANIEL FLYNN and ELLEN SWIFT.ELLEN'S children named some boys EDWARD. I cannot find a link to any Edward's in Australia as yet.Maybe James's brother?Anyway, will keep your names in case.Do you have Edward's brothers names etc?...regards Lesley

Hello, Anyone connect with this lady? Seeking birth information and parents. Thank you. Lisa Stauring Boyle Individual Summary - 5 Jul 2002 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 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.

-----Original Message----- From: Greg and Laurie [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 8:52 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [SCKY] Killman, Blakely, Cain, Key. Looking for any info on the following people Henry KILLMAN Born abt 1824 Married Pherby J BLYTHE Born abt 1825 Henry W KILLMAN Born April 18, 1854 Cumberland Co Ky. Died Mar 23 1935 He is buried in Cumberland Co. I don't know where he Died. Parents are above Henry and Pherby. Henry Married Melinda Emeline CAIN Born Jan 1871 TN Died Mar 17 1950. Buried Cumberland Co KY. Don't know where She died. Parents William CAIN Born abt Mar 1833 in KY. Died Don't know where or when. Married Lucy Ann ??? Born Aug 1833 in KY Mattie Belle KILLMAN born April 21 1896, in KY. Died Sept 7 1973 in Clay Co Tn Married Feb 11 1918 Johnnie BLAKLEY Born arond 1900 in KY Died Aug 4 1930 in Putnam Co TN James W BLAKELY Born abt 1868 in KY Died Nov 24 1942 Cumberland Co KY. Married. Eliza KEY Born abt 1873 KY. Died I don't know where or when. Thanks Laurie

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/2226 Message Board Post: CAIN,Julius C & Laura W .JPG CAIN,Julius C MD .JPG I photographed these tombstones in the Oak Grove Memorial Cemetery in Irving, Dallas County, Texas. Feel free to use these pictures for your records. http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~t42cemeteries

Is anyone else researching the CAIN name in County Durham? Found in 1841 in Coundon, Durham Edward Cain, 45? number unclear Margaret Cain, 45 Daniel, 15 Margaret, 15, Robert, 12 Edward, 9 Thomas, 7 William, 4 The ages of the first 4 people may be rounded down to the fives. Parents may be from Ireland. Birthplaces unknown for the offspring. Daniel eldest boy m. Isabella Varty of Cumberland in 1845, my line. Any info about rest of children unknown as yet. Sincerely, [email protected] _________________________________________________________________ Chat with friends online, try MSN Messenger: http://messenger.msn.com

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/2092.1.1.1 Message Board Post: My grandfather was an Alabama Cain. I am curious regarding your Wm. T. Cain: 1) What does the initial T stand for? 2) What are the names of his sons and daughters? Thank you, Cain Griffin

Tracy, Do you have any additional information on Daniel Caina and Susan Custer? Any other children? Thank you, Judy Arthur

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/2029.3.1.1.1.2.1.1 Message Board Post: I think that there is a good chance these two Cornelius are in the family. Thank you for your reply.