I believe the William Walter Cave mentioned in this obit is the son of HIRAM DAVID CAVE and A. JANE McLAUGHLIN CAVE Hiram David Cave is the son of HENRY W. CAVE and NANCY BASS CAVE >==================================== > >www.gosanangelo.com/archive/01/november/24/daily.shtml > >OMA LOUTENA “TENA” CAVE > >Oma Loutena “Tena” Cave, 91, of San Angelo died Thursday, >Nov. 22, 2001, in a local nursing home. > >Graveside service will be at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, in >Belvedere Cemetery with the Rev. Roy Heimbecker officiating. > >Miss Cave was born Aug. 8, 1910, in Eden to William Walter and >Elizabeth Roberts Cave. Tena was raised in the Arden Community. >She moved to San Angelo where she worked for McClellands and >later for Woolworths for many years where she retired. > >Tena was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters, Beatrice >Rice and Bernice Horeis; three brothers, Clifford Cave, Wallace >“Bud” Cave and Elwood Cave. > >Survivors include five nieces, Donna Ballard and Sherry Skelton, >both of San Angelo, Frances Waters of Pittsburgh, Texas, Cydney >Martinez of San Antonio and Laura Cave of San Angelo; a nephew, >Philip Cave of San Antonio; a sister-in-law, Fran Cave of San Antonio; >and numerous great nieces and great nephews. > >The family would like to offer a special thanks to Vistacare Family >Hospice and the Regency house for their loving care of Tena during >her last days. > > > >~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Lynna Kay Shuffield P. O. Box 16604 Houston, Texas 77222 telephone: 713/692-4511 e-mail: friday@argohouston.com ---My webpages--- 'Our Loose Ends' Genealogy Column by Lynna Kay Shuffield http://www.geocities.com/lks_friday/COLUMN-001.htm 'My Loose Ends' Family Tree Database by Lynna Kay Shuffield http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi? db=friday Note above URL wraps around onto the next line, cut & paste it onto the end of the first line in the 'location box' on your browser. 'Milam County War Dead Project' http://www.geocities.com/lks_friday/ County Coordinator for the Milam County TXGenWeb http://www.geocities.com/milamco/ County Coordinator for the San Jacinto County TXGenWeb http://www.geocities.com/lks_friday/SANJAC-01.htm TX-CEMETERY-PRESERVATION http://www.geocities.com/lks_friday/CEMETERY-001.htm

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1840 Federal Census Orange Co., North Carolina - Southern Division M-704 - State Reel 367 Page# 218 CAVE, Hudson M. ============================== 1850 Federal Census Orange Co., North Carolina - 1st District M-432 - State Reel 639 - Pg# 165 Lines 3-5, HN - 179, FN - 179 CAVE, Hudson M - age 54 - M - Occ: Doctor - bp: Virgina CAVE, Delia - age 45 - F - bp NC CAVE, Emily M - age 17 - F - NC =============================== ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/nc/graham/census/1870/1870cher.txt 1870 Federal Census Graham Co., NC 1870 Cheoah and Stecoah Districts, Cherokee Co. 1872 became a part of Graham County # 68 CAVE .... Hughey....70 m....Farmer....SC .... Lucinda....67 f....Keeping House....NC .... Mary....25 f........NC .... Edy....18 f........NC .... Lucinda....1 f........NC =============================== MARRIAGES Orange County NC ...CAVE, Hudson m. Delia M. Barbee ...Date of bond: 19 Sept. 1823 ...Bondsman: Richard Thompson ...CAVE, Jane G. m. Guntrie, Hugh(col) ...Date of bond:2 July 1866 ...Bondsman: Gen. Laws Surry County, NC - Early to 1850 ...CAVE, Lucy m. Alexander Buckley ...11/15/1818 =============================== Graduates of the University of North Carolina, 1798-1851 CAVE, Belfield William - 1848 =============================== Muster Rolls Soldiers of the War of 1812 Detached from the Militia of North Carolina 1812 and 1814 RIFLEMEN TENTH COMPANY Detached from the Ninth Brigade CAVE, Miley ----- Nov.15,1818 Lucy Cave m. Bukley, Alexander Miley Cave, bondsman ================================ 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.

www.usgennet.org/usa/in/county/orange/svobits17.htm. Orange County (IN) Obituaries CAVE, WILLARD Springs Valley Herald (July 7, 1927) Death Notice Funeral services for Willard Cave, who died at 7:00 o'clock Wednesday morning, July 1st, were held at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Crystal. The Rev. Frank Nicholson, a life long friend of Mr. Cave had charge of the service and was assisted by Rev. C. O. Morin, of this place. Mr. Cave was 70 years old. He was born near Crystal and spent most of his life in that neighborhood, moving to French Lick about six years ago. He had been in failing health for several months. Mr. Cave is survived by his wife, one daughter, Mrs. Sol Simmons, one son, William Painter, two brothers, Lee Cave of Bedford, Will Cave of Kansas City, Mo., and one sister, Mrs. Molly Meyers of Evansville, Indiana. -------------- ASHABEL WILLARD CAVE Springs Valley Herald (July 7, 1927) ASHABEL WILARD CAVE Obituary Ashabel Willard Cave, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Cave, was born near Crystal, Dubois County, Indiana march 4, 1857 and departed this earthly life July 1, 1927. He was married to Miss Louisa R. Cox, December 21, 1879. One child blessed this union, Miss Emma Cave, now Mrs. Sol Simmons. Mr. Cave leaves two brothers, Lee of Bedford, Indiana, Will of Kansas City, Missouri; one sister, Mrs. Molly Meyers of Evansville. Mr. and Mrs. Cave united with the Baptist church in Crystal and later Mr. Cave transferred to the Methodist Church where they spent an active and useful christian life, in the service of humanity and God. As the great heart of the master was touched by human need, so likewise, the tender and sympathetic heart of Mr. Cave was responsive toward the needy, having taken into his home and care William Painter, a thirteen month old baby, who sits today in the shadows beside the bier of a modern samaritan. Testimony to a Friend: "You have done all for me that can be done, I am ready to go, I am just waiting for the Lord to take me home. There is nothing between me and Heaven, Don't keep me waiting, I have nothing against any one, nothing to dread. I don't want you to grieve after me. I think you ought to be shouting." In the passing of Mr. Cave, the community looses one of its oldest and best citizens, Mrs. Simmons, a kind and loving father, Mrs. Cave a faithful companion, a host of neighbors and friends join in heartfelt sympathy. ==================================== www.gosanangelo.com/archive/01/november/24/daily.shtml OMA LOUTENA “TENA” CAVE Oma Loutena “Tena” Cave, 91, of San Angelo died Thursday, Nov. 22, 2001, in a local nursing home. Graveside service will be at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24, in Belvedere Cemetery with the Rev. Roy Heimbecker officiating. Miss Cave was born Aug. 8, 1910, in Eden to William Walter and Elizabeth Roberts Cave. Tena was raised in the Arden Community. She moved to San Angelo where she worked for McClellands and later for Woolworths for many years where she retired. Tena was preceded in death by her parents, two sisters, Beatrice Rice and Bernice Horeis; three brothers, Clifford Cave, Wallace “Bud” Cave and Elwood Cave. Survivors include five nieces, Donna Ballard and Sherry Skelton, both of San Angelo, Frances Waters of Pittsburgh, Texas, Cydney Martinez of San Antonio and Laura Cave of San Angelo; a nephew, Philip Cave of San Antonio; a sister-in-law, Fran Cave of San Antonio; and numerous great nieces and great nephews. The family would like to offer a special thanks to Vistacare Family Hospice and the Regency house for their loving care of Tena during her last days. Rootsweb: New files between Fri, 19 Apr 2002 and Fri, 26 Apr 2002 ftp.rootsweb.com/pub/usgenweb/fl/pinellas/cemetery/sunnyside.txt SUNNYSIDE CEMETERY, St. Petersburg, Pinellas County, Florida CAVES, Howard David, b. 1913 d. 1985 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 cannot be reproduced in any format for profit or other presentation. This file may not be removed from this server or altered in any way for placement on another server without the consent of the State and USGenWeb Project coordinators and the contributor.

www.insurance.ca.gov from the Los Angeles Times Newspaper Thursday May 2, 202, page 1 SLAVE OWNERS AND THEIR INSURERS ARE NAMED ...a state law pushed by then-Sen. Tom Hayden (D-Santa Monica) and signed into law by Gov. Gray Davis in 2000 requires all insurance companies doing business in California to publicly release information about policies they or their predecessor firms wrote insuring slave owners for losses if slaves died or ran away..... ...charts listing more than 600 slaves by name and more than 400 slave owners.....

kinnexions.com/reunion/heriz-smith/rr01/rr01_002.htm John married Dorothy Cave, daughter of Richard Cave. Dorothy, daur of Richard Cave of Stanford co: Northampton and sister of Sir Ambrose Cave, Knight. Executrix to her husband. Mentioned in the will of her father dated 13 June 28 Henry VIII (proved P.C.C. 22 June 1538.) Remarried Henry Pole of Withcote afsd, Knight of Rhodes (whose will dated 18 Apl. 1558 proved 17 Feb. following 39 Welles P.C.C.) Living 20 June 1584. =============================== www.geocities.com/Heartland/Cottage/3610/ Charlemagne/Robert_OConnor.html 25. Francis Tanfield, of Gayton, Northants., Born c. 1508. He was recorded as "aged 17" in 1525/6. Married before 13 June 1536 Bridget (mentioned in her husband's will, 12 Jan. 1557/8. Will dated 11 Jan. 1578/9. Died 20 June 1583. Will Proved at P.C.C., 1583. Bur. Gayton Parish Church. M.I.), d. of Richard Cave, "Gentleman", of Stanford, Northants. & his wife Margaret, d. of John Saxby, Merchant of the Staple of Calais & of Northampton. He built Gayton Manor House in 1540. Mentioned in the will of his brother-in-law Anthony Cave, of Chicheley, Bucks. as "my brother", 31 May 1555. Will dated 12 Jan. 1557/8 (in which he refers to "my late father William Tanfield" & "my mother Isabel Humphrey"). "Gentleman". Died 21 Nov. 1558. Will Proved at P.C.C., 1558. Bur. Gayton Parish Church. M.I. (marble tomb). He had issue: .......... ===================================== www.genuki.org.uk/big/eng/HEF/ ProbateRecords/WillsJ.html Wills of Hertfordshire - 1648 JONES, Audre - of Hollin, Martley, widow, 3 Dec 1643. "To be buried Martley near my husband"; my landlord John CLENT of Brodewaye & his grandchild Mrs. Susanna GOODWAYS; Thomas CLENT, clerk; my godson Thomas CLENT; my godaur{???} Thomas CAVE of Herehawe; John BROWNEINGE of Barbars; my goddaur Awdrie BROWNINGE; Elizabeth wife of John BROWNING; Joane BRINTON wife of Richard BRINTON; my godson Thomas the son of William LEWES clerke dcsd; Joane LEWIS wid; John HARRIS of Prickley and Joyce his wife; my godaur Awdrie PITT; John BAYLEY, clerk; John JONES and Eliz. his wife; John LEWIS of Horshawe and his wife; Joyce HORNER wid; my godaur Mrs. Jane CLIFFE; Anne CAVE wid; {unnamed} wife of Thomas CAVE; Richard CAVE son of Thomas CAVE; Edward BROWNING of Worcs; my cozin Charles LONGFORD; my cozin WARRIN; my sisters daur Anne WARREN; Mr. Thomas CLENTs 6 sons and daurs namely: John CLENT, Tymothie CLENT, Marie CLENT, Elizabeth CLENT, Anne CLENT and Jane CLENT. [Proved 16 Feb 1648 - Worcs; Ref FHL#92167] ================================== users.hunterlink.net.au/~ddhms/Lookup/biographies.html Somerset (England) Strays List CAVE, William Rendall b. 1842 Stoke under Ham Father: CAVE, Charles Spouse: GRIERSON, Barbara Reference: Biographical Register ====================================

abitex.net/hmc/romance.htm OLD SETTLERS' STORIES William S. Cooper's granddaughter, Stella Cooper, married her first cousin, Douglas CAVE. This family truly fit the backwoods stereotype. They lived in a hollow up there in the hills on the Polk- Yamhill County line (Oregon), and it is said that their offspring were a few bricks shy of a load. ============================ www.qeta.com.au/quickcontact.html Brisbane School of Distance Education President: Douglas CAVE ============================= newpilotmountaineers.com/MainPage.html "Early April" Painting of Pilot Mountain, by Douglas CAVE ==============================

http://www.ecclsoc.org/augimage.html Picture ... Detail of the monument to Richard Cave (died 1606 at Padua), St Nicholas, Stanford, Northamptonshire.

www.hyperion-records.co.uk/details/66725.asp Masters of the Royal Chapel, Lisbon Mass for the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary as it might have been celebrated at the Royal Chapel, Lisbon, c1635 Collect: Famulis tuis (soloist PHILIP CAVE) Preface: (soloist PHILIP CAVE) =============================== www.stjameswh.org/music.shtm St. James's Episcopal Church West Hartford, Connecticut MUSIC AT ST. JAMES ...Our Director of Music, Mr. Philip Cave, has a wealth of experience in choral directing, vocal training and performance, and administration in the Anglican tradition. He was a vocal tutor at England’s Oxford University, preparing students for services and recitals, and a member of the choir of New College, Oxford, for 15 years (including participation in their best-selling disc ‘Agnus Dei’).... ================================ web.ukonline.co.uk/flight/stanley/ks3b.html King's Stanley Gloucestershire Parish Records Philip CAVE & Mary Burroughs 9 June 1747 ================================ web.ukonline.co.uk/flight/stanley/ks4.html Kings' Stanley Gloucestershire Parish Records Philip CAVE of this p. & Elizabeth Williams of p. of Rodborough 10 June1793 ================================= www.linkcheck.co.uk/genealogy/stiles/stiles/d4.htm Philip CAVE and Mary Stiles m. l Oct 1748 Hannington, Wiltshire ...children: Francis, Jane, Mary, Philip, Thomas =============================== www.gloucestershirepubs.co.uk/pub%20list/list/SWINDON%20VILLAGE.htm Gloucestershire Pubs Three Compasses, Fox Hill The Three Compasses might have been located in Silver Street as this leads into Fox Hill on the road to Malmesbury. (B4014). The alehouse had an annual rateable value of £12.0s.0d. in 1891 and £13.12s.6d. in 1903. (11 p.m. closing time). In the 1891 and 1903 petty sessional divisional records the premises is known simply as the Compasses. No other details at present. 1830,1844 Philip CAVE (1844 reference to the Three Compasses) www.surnames.com/lemayll/jackson/gedhtree/gp325.htm Philip CAVE b. c1821 England d. 13 Oct 1893 m. Martha Flindle b.19 AUG 1841 London, Eng d. 12 Feb 1913 ..child: Sarah Cave b.11 Mar 1874 Shelby Co., MO. ..d.1939 Dallas, TX m.Wm.Benjamin Hampton ================================ www.dcsod.org.uk/news.asp?class=14 Old Decanian Society Sonia Taylor (M 89) married Philip CAVE ,RM, at St Christopher, Warden Hill on 18 July, 2001. The service was conducted by her uncle, Canon Charles Taylor, Precentor of Lichfield Cathedral, and the actual marriage was solemnised by her grandfather. The reception was at Puckrup Hall and the honeymoon in Kenya. OD’s flying the flag included Martin Dowson (B 90), Melissa Bastin (M 92) and Helen Gould (M 89). Ed Taylor (F 93), the bride’s brother was Chief Usher ; he recovered in time to join RMA Sandhurst in early September. ================================ www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-111401intervu.story Bush to Allow Terror Trials by Military By Josh Meyer, David g. Savage and Eric Lichtblau (L.A.) Times Staff Writers ...Philip CAVE, a former Navy defense attorney and prosecutor who is now a board member of the nonprofit National Institute of Military Justice, said Bush's order "is certainly without precedent since World War II," when the U.S. used military tribunals to try Nazi saboteurs and Japanese....

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cave/Watts/Ralley Classification: Lookup Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EGI.2ACEB/341 Message Board Post: Would anyone be so kind as to do a look up for me, in the 1891 census. I am looking for a Thomas & Mary Cave, in Nottingham, possibly Nottingham St. Mary district. i would be grateful of any help at all.

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/EGI.2ACEB/174.204.1 Message Board Post: There were some Caves at Oxford Junction, IA and one married a Hoffner (my cousin) and lived at Olin, Jones Co., IA Both deceased but son and daughter. email me if that is any help. lalbrecht@kscable.com

As to the previous message......this is the correct URL. Some unknown creature of the night living in my computer keeps adding the words Clear Day to all my messages. http://www.vic.gov.au/prov/UNASSISTED1.asp

Clear Dayhttp://www.vic.gov.au/prov/UNASSISTED1.asp Unassisted Shipping Index Index of Inward Passenger Lists for British and Foreign Ports 1852-1889 Passengers who boarded ships to Victoria, Australia from British and Foreign ports. 50+ CAVEs listed here

Hello Reid family and Dodd and CAVE /MCDOWELLcousins, 1850 clark co. alabama, on line transcription. IS this below, accurate with what you know? Can you tell us what happened to some of these people--as they relate to us also. Lucinda (CAVE) READ(REID-Reade-Reed) 42 F S.Carolina *this is lucy ann cave rabon/dodd twin sister George 16 M Alabama *this is george washington reid married a woman name of LOUCENDIA CLARK. Elizabeth 15 F Alabama Carolina 12 F Alabama Jane 9 F Alabama George GREEN 21 M Farmer Tennessee Nancy 19 F Alabama Ellen 2 F Alabama J.W.CAVES 36 M S.Carolina *this is loucendia Reid and lucy ann dodd's, and Henry CAVE's brother? Mary 29 F S.Carolina PAGE 49 Francis 6 M Alabama Elijah 4 M Alabama James READ 25 M Farmer Alabama (I don't know the relationship to these) Rebecca 23 F Alabama John 1 M Alabama data from a REID researcher: We had hit a brick wall on John Reid until we went to the Cave family on geneology. We're looking for more info on John Reid. We find that he married Loucendia Cave. It is on LDS history as marrying her July 3, 1828 in Clarke Co. AL. I believe her sister & the Rabon man on the same day. Do you think John & Loucendia gave their children to the Dodds? Or perhaps died & the Dodds raised them? I somehow think someone said George Washington's family was dead & he went to live with another family which was probably the Dodds. I do know where Bladon Springs is. It has sulfur springs that smell to high heaven. There used to be a spring & it smelled rotton before you got there. I went there as a child. My Dad pastored in Choctaw Co. One of the springs has a shelter over it, but I don't know much about the place. They had to cross a wide river (Tombigbee) to get to Choctaw Co. from Clarke/Washington Co. My husband is a grandson of Geo. Washington Reid. The Rabon man married Loucendia's sister the same day, I think??? in Grove Hill, (County seat). I don't know if John Reid was married more than once. But I believe Loucendia died fairly young. Even George ( the oldest son of John & Loucendia) married a Loucinda Clarke, so it gets very confusing.(data from the reid family Lets see? We have loucendia dodd suspected wife of Johnathan DODD.(1) We have louisa or lucy ann cave dodd,(2) we have her two daughters: Lucy Merilla,(3) and amelia louise(4), we have a son, Louis taylor(5), we have the sister of lucy ann or louise caves dodd who was called Loucendia(6) Their MOTHER was Loucendia Hawkins CAVE Glass (7), we have the niece of Lucy ann called martha Louisa dodd,(8) and Martha Louisa dodd had a sister Laura ann(9) and another sister simply Louise(10). IS there any girl or boy in this family not named some form of Louise or loucendia for a hundred years? > residence 616-choctaw co. ala. 1850 census > A.Dodd age 35, planter, NC- > Louisa DODD, age 34, SC > ElizabethDODD, age 13 ala- > James M. DODD, age 10 ala > Marilla DODD, age 8, ala > L.T. DODD, age 6, ala- > Amelia DODD, age 1, ala > George REED, age 16, male, Laborer, ala, same/house/residence) > Elizabeth REED? age 14 f. ala > Caroline REED? age 12 f. ala. > June REED? age 8 f. ala. > Lucinda REED? age 45 f. ala. Loucendia CAVES wed John READE on jjune 18 , 1828 Louise (LUCY CAVES ) wed anthony RABON on june 18, 1828> > Residence 617 > James DODD, age 24, Planter, ala > Sarah DODD, age 19, ala > Larra A. age 4, ala > Fordonia age 2, ala > this is 1860 for choctaw co.:. here is what was on the digital images-- ALL the below census is NEW and only loucendia dodd and dugal dodd is on the (on line) transcription. So, I have mcDowells and,(READ-REED-READE-REID), and crawfords and mcLanahan to figgure out who they are? where they lived and how they related to this DODD family& to each other. 1860 choctaw co. federal, image 12-13 enumerated 4 aug 1860 townships 9-10-11-12 residence #88 WILLIAM MCDOWELL age 41, male, farmer 1,360/600 Ala Jane McDowell, age 27 female, ala Louisa McDowell, age 9, female, ala Joseph McDowell, age 7, male, ala Martha A. McDowell, age 5, female, ala Nancy McDowell, age 3 female, ala Henry McDowell, age 1, male, ala residence 88 (89 scratched out-87 scratched out- 88 in margin) Lucinda DODD age 60 female, 250, SC.*she is on transcription for 1860 as head of household. Dugal DODD age 14, male, ala* only he is shown on the DODD transcription with lucinda dodd. Nancy Crawfords, age 14, female, MS(?) Eleanor Mclanahlan , age 40 MS-------------all in residence #88(?) residence 89 William McLANAHLAN(?) age 30 male farmer, 530/1810 MS Nancy C. McLanahlan, age 22 female, ala Virginia E.McLanahlan, age 3 female, ala John B.McLanahlan, age 1 male, ala ---------trying to just make some sense to the new data..... --the mcLanahlans are from MS. ages 40 & 30 --McDowell is from Alabama and he is 41 Loucendia DODD is the wild card and she is 60. TOO old to be Dugals mom--unless she gave birth at 46? The DODD land was on the choctaw side of that Tombigbee river. It was registered at st.stephens land office which now is a vanished community. Ashley DODD was my gg grandpa and Jonathan DOD was my ggg grandpa-IF our thinking is correct?. WE think Johnathan DODD died before 1860 as Loucendia DODD was head of household in 1860 census with a 14 year old boy Dugal Dodd, relationship unknown.(this thinking of head of household has now changed with the new census data?) WE are needing help on tracking these new people. thanks to the lists for all help, ideas, legends and forgiveness for not seeing this years ago. grin sincerely, judith LAVONIA hugg grimes. grin.

www.rootsweb.com/~rigenweb/cemetery/cemetery070.html The Rhode Island Historical Cemeteries Transcription Project Index SWAN POINT CEMETERY PROVIDENCE CAVE, Annie E.F. 1876 - 23 AUG 1942 CAVE, John Alfred 1872 - 5 FEB 1931 CAVE, William John 1843 - 1 MAR 1897 BRAYTON CEMETERY WARWICK CAVE, John F. CAVE, Walter 1887 - 1945 ============================ www.gnofn.org/~jgs/obits/d0594a-f.htm DEATHS IN METRO NEW ORLEANS LA. FOR THE MONTH OF MAY 1994 CAVE, Julian Martin 17 May 1994 ============================= http://www.yggdrasill.net/mgen/cdeath.htm Larry Sumpter's Database of Randolph Co., MO Deaths Cave, Ella -- 8 Dec 1848-12 Nov 1889, w\o W. B. = Huntsville Cem Cave, Fannie L. (Lango) -- 3 Oct 1874 - 17 Jun 1953, w\o Willard Percy Cave = Oakland Cem; Ref: HRC20 p. 226-228 Cave, Maggie (Brummitt) -- 23 Apr 1856 Washington Co, TN- 6 Mar 1921 Higbee of heart failure, w\o Silas Smith Cave = Old Higbee Cem; OB HN 11 Mar 1921 Cave, Mary -- 17 Aug 1802-15 Aug 1876 = Oakland Cem Cave, Octavia (Ficklin) -- 15 Sep 1862 Trenton, MO- 11 Oct 1892 Moberly, w\o Willard Percy, (d\o Joseph Jr. & Penelope (Terrill) Ficklin); Ref: John Wayland, HRC20 p. 226-228; OB HN 15 Oct 1892 Cave, Silas Floyd -- d. 29 Jan 1881 of measles aged 1y 2m 11d, [s\o Silas & Maggie (Brummitt) Cave] = prob. Old Higbee Cem; OB THH 3 Feb 1881 Cave, Silas Smith -- 12 Oct 1842 Sweet Springs, Saline Co-19 Apr 1911 Higbee, Union Army under Capt. Bennicky, [s\o Hudson M. Cave], m. 1874 Maggie (Brummitt), 3 children: (1) W. L. of Detroit, MI, (2) A. L. of Higbee, (3) Silas Floyd; [siblings: [1] J. L. Brummitt of Slater = Old Higbee Cem; OB HN 21 Apr 1911 Cave, W. B. -- m. Ella, Pvt. Co E 5th MO Cav. ]CSA; SOG p. 18 Cave, W. J. -- [c1807] Boon Co., KY -11 May 1873 Sue City, MO aged 66y, to MO 1837, located in Rand. & finally to Macon Co., leaves wife, one son, two daughters, (Mrs. J.T. Reister, of Macon, and Mrs. William H. Collins, of St. Louis); OB THH 21 May 1873 Cave, Willard Percy -- 4 Oct 1859 Mexico, MO-20 Oct 1933, [s\o Frank & Catherine (Galbreath) Cave], [g-s\o William & Mary Cave], m. 1st 14 Oct 1885 Octavis (Ficklin), children: (1) Catherine mar Malcolm McCellan, (2) Helen m. Homer Teachenor; Willard mar 2nd 1894 Fannie (Lango) children: (3) Harold = Oakland Cem; Ref: John Wayland, HRC20 p. 226-228 Cave, William -- 1876-1888, [s\o W. B. & Ella] = Huntsville Cem Cave, Willie -- d. 26 Jul 1883, aged abt 7y, drowned at railroad pond in Huntsville, [s\o of William Cave] a blacksmith at Huntsville; MDM Thursday 26 Jul 1883 Check the following for the codes noted above. www.yggdrasill.net/mgen/sumpter.html ===============================

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/EGI.2ACEB/340.1 Message Board Post: Dear Heather, I tried to view you photo, however, it was very small and not clear, so could you email it direct to me. If William is related to my family, I will know, because all of the men have a similar "look", and certain features that are common. regards, Julie

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/EGI.2ACEB/339.1 Message Board Post: Dear Jean, can you tell me where Peterborough is or was in England? Which county. I am searching the Cave family and have gotten back to 1785. Julie

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cave Farmer Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EGI.2ACEB/340 Message Board Post: William "Bill" Cave married Ida Catherine Farmer and had daughter Dorothy Cave in 1909, Della Cave Burris, Claude, and several other children. I am adding a photo to try to get some help with this brick wall I keep hitting. My GGrandmother grew up in Ky. Taylor Co. -Adair Co. area, but I believe they came from Va and Nc. ANY help is deeply apprerciated!! In this photo "Bill" and Ida Catherine are the adults. Email me at hturner_1@yahoo.com Thanks!

http://www.archive.org/index.html Ever gone to a web site and found it's moved and not left a forwarding address??? This website has archived sites for the last four years; you can go there and cut/paste in the URL that disappeared! I tried it and it works - was able to pull up the old site. Jane

Clear DayTHE SHIPS LIST http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/fares1887.html Passenger Fares Of 1887 >From New York Times of May 25 and 26, 1887. http://www.theshipslist.com/trivia.html#fares Food Stuffs For A Voyage In 1817 etc. ===============================