http://lonestar.texas.net/~robison/letter1.html A Letter From James Cave A few changes in spelling and capitalization have been made, and punctuation has been added to facilitate reading, but the grammar and syntax of the letter are original. 1860 Corinth July 6 My dear daughter, yours of the first instant came to hand this morning, which was very gratifying to me to hear from you myself, and all the family is in good health, with the exception of GeorgeAna. She has the whooping cough. She is getting well. We had to bury Jane's poor little Willie on Tuesday last. Rodgers has lost his oldest child a few weeks ago. Mincy's two small boys are both sick. They think the smallest one will not live. There is but little sickness in Corinth. Alfred Lowry has gone to Texas. He went with a man by the name of Fort to help him to drive a drove of sheep to Texas. Fann had her bed and trunks all ready to put in the wagon and go with them, but I put a stop to her going and sent Alfred without her. I informed Alfred when he satisfied me he was prepared to take care of her I would send Fann to Texas and not until then. Jane is not very stout. She has been on the puny order. She weaned little Willie some time back. Elexis and the two children is well. You complain of hard times in Alabama. It is the same complaint in Mississippi. There is no scarcity of provisions in Corinth, but they are high. Money is hard to raise and has been for the last few weeks since I came to Corinth. Money in Memphis is worth five percent per month. I am at a loss what to say to you about moving this fall to Mississippi, but there is one thing certain. I shall not leave Mississippi and go back to Alabama. Provisions is now making to build a railroad from Corinth to Nashville, Tennessee. The stock is nearly all taken, and it is thought the work will be let this fall. Corinth is bound to improve for years to come. I think the doctor can make a living easier in Mississippi than in Alabama. This is one certain thing. I can, and I see no cause why he could not do the same. There is one thing certain if you come to Corinth. You shall not want for anything while I live. Nothing more to write at this time. All the family [join] me in love to you and the doctor. I will promise you to write you two letters per month until I see you again. So farewell for this time. Lucy and Peter is calling for me to come to the slaughterhouse. James Cave

Hello Over the past three years, I have "attempted" to organize a database here for the Cave/Caves family, entering every piece of information I could locate into one database. My own line is a very difficult one to research and this has helped me as well as others from my sharing of material. My own great grandfather Merritt Henry Cave, born 1852 in Pettis County Missouri and the one wife I know of, Jennie E. Swisher, added the "s" to the Cave Family name. Now, there are, as yet, unlocated children of the following marriages which may also have the added "s" to the Cave Family name. Merrit H. Cave m Mary Ann Earles 14 May 1861, St. Clair, MO Merrott Cave m Fannie Geary 23 Jun 1872, Pettis, MO Merit Cave m Mary M. Duncan 18 Mar 1874, Hickory, MO (All names are more than likely correctly spelled as "Merritt Cave". But the children from these marriages may in fact be Caves. Abstract for Deed, date of deed September 13th, 1858, recorded September 19, 1858. Book G, page 23. Name of Grantor: Merit H. Cave and Catherine R. Cave, his wife, of St. Clair County, Missouri. Sellilng price: Love and Goodwill to son's James R. Cave and Merit H. Cave and daughter Sany E. Cave of same County. 120 Acres, E1/2 NE1/4 NE1/4 SE1/4 Sec 7T 36 R25. Now, I know Merrit Henry Cave, above, was just about 6 years old in 1858, when this deed was issued to him and his brother and sister. And I know that he is found in the 1860 Census with Mother Catherine, and several children. However, Sany E. Cave is not listed on the Census of 1860? (Note: Was Sany E. Cave a nickname or was she married or desceased by 1860?) James R. Cave is in the 1860 Census with his mother Catherine. (Catherine Rush, who married Merrit Henry Cave in Monroe County, Missouri in 1835) The above Abstract Deed is the first document that proves that Merritt Henry Cave is the son of the Merritt H. Cave who married Catherine Rush in 1835 in Monroe County Missouri. Thanks to the St. Louis Genealogical Society. (Catherine Rush is the daughter of Garland Rush) Merit H. Cave of St. Clair Co. Mifsouri Deeded 120 acres Certificate #55932 Granted to Merit H. Cave of St. Clair Missouri, was granted a deed by The United States of America #55932 November 1, 1859 Recorded General Land Office. The East Half of the North East quarter, and the North East quarter of the South East quarter of Section Seven in the Township Thirty Six, of Range Twenty five in the District of Lands subject to sale at Warsaw Atipeari ?, containing One Hundred and Twenty acres. Signed and witnessed by James Buchanan, President, Signed J. B. Leonard Secretary and Signed J. P. Granger Recorder of General Land Office. 1880 Census, for Missouri Examined: Merritt Cave, age 25, born in Missouri, White, as listed in 1880 Census Residing with wife Jenny, born in Virginia, Child, Charles A. Cave, age 2, born in Illinois, Residing in Butler County, Missouri in 1880 Black River Vol. 4 - ED 4, page 5, line 20 1860 Census, for Missouri Examined: Josephine Cave, age 13 Merit Cave, age 8, born in Missouri Residing in St. Clair County, Missouri in 1860 Speedwell Twp. Page 974 -104 line 17 Enumerated with Charles F. Ashworth, age 22, born in Virginia (Notes: This may have been from Merit's father dying when he was young, resulting in Merit and his sister Josephine residing with Charles F. Ashworth) Charles F. Ashworth married Martha Ann Cave, thus Josephine and Merritt are most likely siblings of Martha Ann Cave.) Hamtown/Hoffman Cem Located on what was the Hoffman farm. This information given on the Cave family you requested is taken from cem records and lists on the date of burial. Caves: Edey A Sept. 13, 1899 Gabriel R Oct. 6, 1891 Ethal March 8, 1892 Rhoda Nov. 21, 1894 Charlie M March 5, 1897 (Could this be a Charles Merrit? Named after Father) Joseph A Nov. 26, 1899 (Note the "A", possibly for Ashworth) Infant (son of John) June 18, 1907 Bell July 8, 1907 Willie June 1916 Ella, ____ of J. R. March 12, 1920 1880 Census Butler County, Missouri CAVE, Gabriel; Age: 41; Born: Missouri; Color: white; Relationship: head; 1850 CAVE , Jane D. ; Age: 35 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: wife CAVE , Sarah C. ; Age: 15 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: daughter CAVE , John R. ; Age: 13 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: son CAVE , Joseph A. ; Age: 10 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: son CAVE , Charles M. ; Age: 5 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: son Location: Butler Co. ; Volume: 41; E.D.: 11; Page: 19; Line: 16; ------------------------------1850 Census Below-------------------------------------------------- CAVE, Catherine; Age: 33; Born: KY CAVE, Gabriel; Age: 12; Born: MO; CAVE, Martha A.; Age: 7; Born: MO CAVE, Susan F.; Age: 6; Born: MO CAVE, Margaret; Age: 3; Born: MO CAVE, James R.; Age: 1; Born: MO Location: Pettis Co., 68th Dist.; LDS Volume: 443617; Page: 112A/223; Line 24 If I can now find out where each of the children went, who they married and what children they had, I might be able to help some of you Cave/Caves researchers out there with your dead ends in the midwest to say the least.

I am searching for the origins of Thomas Cave who married Elizabeth Hellawell in Huddersfield (25 May 1825) They had 4 children: John, Sarah, Richard and Thomas Thomas Snr died about 1835 before the birth of his 4th child Thomas. The family lived in the Sheepridge area of Huddersfield. Any help would be much appreciated

Hello Notice M. Cave below, son of W. M. Cave. Have you researched this family? CAVE, W.M.; Age: 62; Born: North Carolina male white CAVE, W.; Age: 30; Born: Tennessee male white CAVE, M.; Age: 24; Born: Tennessee male white CAVE, S.; Age: 24; Born: Tennessee female white CAVE, A.; Age: 22; Born: Tennessee female white CAVE, George; Age: 2; Born: Tennessee male white CAVE, Ellen; Age: 16; Born: Mississippi female white REWOLD, J.K.; Age: 22; Born: Tennessee male white Location: Navaro Co., Dresden P.O. Pg. 109A/47; Line: 2;

homepages.rootsweb.com/~george/johnsgermnotes/germhs16.html Germanna History by John Blankenbaker GERMANNA History Notes Page #027 Nr 671: "Persueance to An Act of the General Assembly holden at Williams Burgh the twenty-first day of May 1730 Intitaled an Act for Dividing the Parish of Saint George in the County of Spotsylvania and that all the other part of the said Parish which lies above the said bounds shall there after be Called and Known by the Name of Saint Mark and according to the said Act the free holders and house keepers of the said Parish of Saint Mark did Meet at the Church at Germanna in their said Parish on the said first day of January and there did Elect and Choose twelve of the most able and Discreet persons of their Parish to be vestry Men for their said Parish (viz) GOODRICH LIGHTFOOT, JAMES BARBER, THOMAS STANTON, HENRY FIELD, ROBERT SLAUGHTER, BENJAMIN CAVE, JOHN FINLASON, ROBERT GREEN, FRANCIS KIRTLEY, FRANCIS SLAUGHTER, SAMUEL BALL, WILLIAM PAYTON haveing taken the oaths appointed by Law and Subscribed to be Conformable to the Doctrine and Discipline of the Church of England Doe Act as vestry Men for the Parish of Saint Mark....." Nr 673: ..."The vestry of St. Mark's Parish did not meet after the organizational meeting on 9 Jan 1731 (NS) until New Year's Day, March 25. (I have not seen any evidence that New Year's Day was a special day in that time.) The meeting was held at the Fork Chapel, which was across the Rapidan River from Germanna. The first order of business was to arrange, with a surveyor of Spotsylvania County, to run the dividing line between St. George's Parish and St. Mark's Parish. For this, he was to receive not more than eight hundred pounds of tobacco. Then Abraham Chambers was to tar the church at Germanna, using his own supplies, and he was to be paid one thousand pounds of tobacco Convenant. Also Abraham Chambers was to repair the windows at the Germanna church and to sweep and clean the church. For doing this until the next parish levy, he was to be paid four hundred and fifty pounds of tobacco. John Carder was ordered to sweep and clean the Fork Chapel until the next levy, for which he was to be paid one hundred pounds of tobacco. Mr. BENJAMIN CAVE was ordered to find someone to sweep and clean the Mountain Chapel until the next levy....." GERMANNA History Notes Page #028 Nr 678: ...."In 1733, there were 816 tithables, who were each to pay 85 and a quarter pounds of tobacco as the parish levy. The high levy reflected the cost of the glebe farm and house and the cost of the new church. "An unusual item in the minutes was the decision to move the north door of the church to the south side and to set the church east and west (the church was already built). One of the problems which the vestry continually faced in these early years was to find workmen who could do a good job and could complete work on schedule. More than once the vestry threatened to sue the workman. Part of the problem may have lain with the vestry itself. In December of 1733, they decided to erect a chapel and instructed BENJAMIN CAVE to find the cheapest man to do the job....."

CAMPBELLITE AND RESTORATIONIST TRADITIONS IN THE SOUTH ROBERT CAVE Pearson, Samuel C., Jr. "Rationalist in an Age of Enthusiasm: The Anomalous Career of Robert Cave." Bulletin of the Missouri Historical Society 35 (1979): 99-108.

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/338 Message Board Post: I was at the Archives in Phila. researching my family. One of our members married a Benjmain Cave and I was trying to find some more information on him. In the Revolutionary War Records it said, Benjamin Cave born 6/15/160 Culpeper, Va. Died 2/16/1842 Ross Co., Ohio wifes name Keziah. This wasn't my Benjamin Cave, but I thought someone may want the information, so I'm posting it.

Following is a list for the emigration of 1844. Additional arrivals and information will be added as I get my notes compiled. All additions and corrections would be appreciated. NOTE: all female members of the emigration are listed by MAIDEN name [if known] even if they were married at the time of the emigration. CAVE, Child (1844- ): born at Whitman Mission, s/o Rev. and Mrs. James Cave CAVE, James Mrs.: gave birth to child 24 Oct 1844 at Whitman Mission *3 CAVE, James Rev.: Evangelical Methodist minister; had two wagons; one wagon turned over on high hill injuring small son who was asleep inside *2 1888 p.91 CAVE, Malinda: m'd HOOVER, Jacob; d/o Rev. and Mrs. James Cave; settled in Washington Co *24 CAVE, Son: injured in wagon accident July 3, 1844 when wagon overturned while he was asleep inside *2 1888 p.91 Would you know these individuals? Tom

Hello I'll be glad to look up information for you on your line too. Thomas W. Rogers

Charles M. Cave born abt 1875/1879 in Missouri died March 5, 1897 in Butler Missouri. Married ? Children ? Thomas W. Rogers

Hello I believe the following Caves family line "has not" been researched. A great many Cave and Caves individuals may descend from the descendant branches of this line. The families moved all over the midwest and as far away as California and New Mexico from what I have found already. But lurking in County Court House Records may be the connecting information we need to bring these families back together. I have found many of the Cave/Caves recorded as Carr individuals, only to find the documents stating Cave/Caves. Especially in Adams and Brown County Illinois. This line dates back to Benjamin Cave born 1703. So if you haven't found a connection to your Cave/Caves family member yet, this may be the place to look. Hamtown/Hoffman Cem Located on what was the Hoffman farm. This information given on the Cave family you requested is taken from cem records and lists on the date of burial. Butler Missouri Caves: Edey A Caves Sept. 13, 1899 Gabriel R Caves Oct. 6, 1891 Ethal Caves March 8, 1892 Rhoda Caves Nov. 21, 1894 Charlie M Caves March 5, 1897 (Could this be a Charles Merrit? Named after Father) Joseph A Caves Nov. 26, 1899 (Note the "A", possibly for Ashworth) Infant (son of John) June 18, 1907 Bell July 8, 1907 Willie June 1916 Ella, ____ of J. R. March 12, 1920 1880 Census Butler County, Missouri CAVE, Gabriel; Age: 41; Born: Missouri; Color: white; Relationship: head; 1850 CAVE , Jane D. ; Age: 35 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: wife CAVE , Sarah C. ; Age: 15 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: daughter CAVE , John R. ; Age: 13 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: son CAVE , Joseph A. ; Age: 10 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: son CAVE , Charles M. ; Age: 5 ; Born: Missouri ; Color: white ; Relationship: son Location: Butler Co. ; Volume: 41; E.D.: 11; Page: 19; Line: 16; ------------------------------1850 Census Below-------------------------------------------------- CAVE, Catherine; Age: 33; Born: KY (Believed to be Catherine Rush) CAVE, Gabriel; Age: 12; Born: MO; CAVE, Martha A.; Age: 7; Born: MO CAVE, Susan F.; Age: 6; Born: MO CAVE, Margaret; Age: 3; Born: MO CAVE, James R.; Age: 1; Born: MO Location: Pettis Co., 68th Dist.; LDS Volume: 443617; Page: 112A/223; Line 24 Merit H. Cave of St. Clair Co. Missouri Deeded 120 acres Certificate #55932 In 1859 Merit H. Cave m Catherine Rush 21 Jun 1835, Monroe, MO Merrit H. Cave m Mary Ann Earles 14 May 1861, St. Clair, MO Merrott Cave m Fannie Geary 23 Jun 1872, Pettis, MO Merit Cave m Mary M. Duncan 18 Mar 1874, Hickory, MO

As found in the Kewanee Illinois Public Library by Thomas W. Rogers on November 8, 1999 in his continued efforts to find the Caves historical information for his family tree research project. Continued Research is required to learn more about the information below, and what relationship this James Caves had to our Caves line. South Palmyra Township Macoupin, County, Illinois Mill erected near present town of Palmyra by James Caves in 1835. It was run by horses & oxen, and was called "The Sweep Mill". It was certainly a great improvement over the first Hand Mill built by Andrew Russel in 1829. Has anyone found who this James Caves parents are? Thomas

Hello Charles M. Cave, born 1875 to Gabriel R. Caves and Delia Jane Ham who married June 13, 1861 in St. Clair County Missouri. Are you a descendant of Gabriel and Delia Jane Ham? Tom

Notes: Joseph A. Cave is listed in the 1880 Census of Butler County, Missouri as being 10 years old.ID: I19887 Name: Sarah E. INMAN Sex: F Birth: OCT 08 1866/7 in Butler Co., MO Soundex: I550 C120 F460 in MO Death: MAR 26 1948 in Butler Co., MO 1 Burial: HAMTOWN CEM. Hamtown, Butler, MO Note: She may be buried in Hamtown's Hoffman Cemetery. Father: Shadrach INMAN b: OCT 20 1837 in Washington Co., KY Mother: Amy Angeline WILLIAMS b: AUG 17 1838 in KY Marriage 1 Joseph A. CAVE Married: JAN 15 1893 in Butler Co., MO Children Sebastian Calvin CAVE b: APR 10 1894 Alvin Lief CAVE b: ABOUT 1898 Marriage 2 Eligia FULLER Married: AFTER 1900 Children Aria E. FULLER b: MAR 01 1907 in Butler Co., MO Infant FULLER b: 0405107 Sources: Tombstone Butler County Missouri, Marriage Book E - 1888 - 1893 CAVE, Joseph A. - Inman, Sarah ...Date: 01-15-1893 ...Application: 4-119 Bk /Pg: E-431-1 CAVE, Mrs. Deliah J. - Harrison, William H. ...Date: 03-02-1892 ...Application: 3-409 Bk/Pg: E-343-2

Hello Do we know who Jesse Hawkins Cave born August 14, 1821 married? Do we know who William Johnson Cave born 1813 married? Do we know who John Bradford Cave born April 12, 1819 married? Thomas

1. Merit H. Cave m Catherine Rush 21 Jun 1835, Monroe, MO Merrit H. Cave m Mary Ann Earles 14 May 1861, St. Clair, MO Merrott Cave m Fannie Geary 23 Jun 1872, Pettis, MO Merit Cave m Mary M. Duncan 18 Mar 1874, Hickory, MO 2. Merritt Henry Cave m Jennie Swisher October 16, 1877 Brown Co Illinois Ok, I'd like to take some time to seriously research Mary Ann Earles, Fannie Geary and Mary M. Duncan. I know that a child of Mary Ann Earles also married in Brown County Illinois. So exactly how are all these marriages above related? And more importantly, how exactly can we work our way thru them to know this? And one possibility arises.... are all these marriages actually the result of only two Merritt H. Cave's? But if so, where are all the descendants? In three years of research, and a great many phone calls, I have not found any outside of the descendants of Jennie Swisher that relate to the above other marriages. I am not familiar with the Geary and Earles lines at all. Thomas W. Rogers

Boone Conty Missouri men went to California in 1850 Gold Rush. What do you know about the men and woman listed in this information? If we discuss these individuals on the list, we will all learn more about them. The book mentions Merit Cave only as one of the (many) men from Boone >County who went to California in 1850--which is something you obviously >know already. Other Caves mentioned (from the index) are Reverend Cave, >Caroline Cave, E. H. Cave, Henry Cave., J. B. Cave, John Cave, Martha Cave, >Mary Cave, Mary Williams Cave, Mildred Cave, Reuben Cave, Richard Cave, >Sarah Cave, Thomas Cave, William Cave, and William S. Cave. Do any of those >sound familiar? >There were quite a few index entries for Henry, Richard, and some others, >so I looked at a few.>>>>What other index entries are in this book about the >Cave Famlies? >These quotations are from information about early >settlers (around 1815, when a treaty was signed with the Indians): "Wm. >Graham, Reuben and Henry Cave, and perhaps some others, all from Madison >County, KY., settled along the old Boone's Lick trail, or old St. Charles >Road, leading from St. Louis to Franklin" (p. 130). "Around the present >site of Columbia were...Richard and Reuben Cave,...John Cave,..." (p. 134). >Henry Cave Senr. served on a grand jury in Smithton on August 6, 1821 (p. >160). Henry Cave, Sr., also appeared on a list of receipts and expenditures >for 1824 (printed in the Franklin Intelligencer on January 1, 1825); he was >paid 5.00 "as commissioner to view a road in 1822." Henry Cave was an >original member of the Baptist Church of Columbia, organized in 1823 (p. >818). In a Fourth of July celebration at the town of Smithton in 1820, >Reuben Cave, Esq., offered several toasts: "May the Constitution of the >State of Missouri be formed to the satisfaction of its citizens" and "Col. >Daniel Boon, the pioneer of the West--may his last days be his happiest, >and may his posterity prosper" (p. 147). Richard Cave, it appears, had a >mill: "Richard Cave's mill was on the farm now owned by Capt. David Guitar. >It was put up about 1821 or 1822 and was a horse mill" (p. 736). Richard >was also the first justice of the peace for the township of Columbia (p. >738). > >As to the 1850 gold rush participants, Merit is the only Cave listed. John, >Robert, and Tyre Martin and Nathan Martin, Jr. are also listed. That's >about all the information there is. > >>>>>>>>>>>Tyre Martin, John, Robert and Nathan Jr. I'm looking for a >possible connection to the Cave families in this information. > Thomas W. Rogers travelback4u@aol.com > >Well, that's a sample. I don't find Tyre Martin mentioned in the same >context with any of these Caves. However, note that Reuben and Henry Cave >came from Madison County, KY; this is where the Sappingtons, Joneses, >Harrises, and Martins who were related to each other came from, too. (You >will find Tyre Harris as well as Tyre Martin in Boone County.) > >P.S. The book is History of Boone County, by Col William F. Switzler, first >published in 1882 but recently reprinted by the Boone County Historical >Society.

www.mun.ca/univrel/gazette/1999-2000/June.22/archtreasures.html William Henry Cave was born in Bay Roberts, Newfoundland, on Feb 22,1872, the son of Fannie Russell and Edward Cave... An article on his political life plus a picture. ======================================== www.cba.uh.edu/~parks/tex/irg002a.html 2nd Texas Infantry Regiment - State Troops Organized for six months in late 1863. Mustered out in early 1864. Regimental Journal - August, 1863 The 2nd Texas Confederate Infantry Regiment organizes and proceeds to Houston in preparation of coastal defenses under orders from E. W. CAVE, Chief of Bureau of State Troops. ========================================== uk.geocities.com/st_martins_leicester/george1.htm The Monuments of St Martin's Cathedral St George’s Chapel By the / officers / non-commissioned / officers / and privates of the 17th Leicestershire / Regiment / To the memory of their comrades who died in the service of their / country during the / Crimean Campaign AD1854 to AD1856. John Cave ======================================= http://www.13thbombsquadron.org/roster.html 13th Bomb Squadron - Korean War Roster of Casualties CAVE, James A. SGT Gunner MIA June 5,1952 (picture included) ======================================= hammer.prohosting.com/~clrhodes/a-c.htm 2nd Virginia Regiment of the Continental Line CAVE, John, Private on the roll of Captain William Sanford's Co., dated March 1, 1777 ======================================== http://www.pwmi.org/pioneers/Victorinus.htm Prophetic Witness Pioneers VICTORINUS (d.c304) ...Victorinus was probably a Greek by birth and by profession an orator ....Victorinus also wrote a short treatise on the week of creation which was published by William CAVE in 1688 from a Lambeth codex of the ninth century...... =========================================

http://www.netcom.com/~jog1/militia.html. Central Kentucky MILITIA LISTS 1786 ================================= A list of Capt. Cave Johnson's s Company, 112 - 1786 Source: Draper Manuscripts owned by the State Historical Society of Wisconsin: 1MM164 ...Richard Cave... ================================== A list of Capt. Robert Saunders Company The Draper Manuscripts contain numerous references to Bryan Station, with Document 1MM146, showing a list of defenders who were there in "the campaign in 1786." The lists, one of which is reproduced below, include many early settlers of Scott County. It appears here as well as with the list of women who were defenders of Bryan Station in 1782. ... ...William CAVE, Sr. ...William CAVE, Jr. ...William CAVE, Younger Women defenders of Bryan Station... ...Elizabeth Craig Cave ...Hannah Cave ...Polly Cave ...

Hello Within the descendant line of Merritt Henry Cave, of Missouri, the name Martin is commonly used as a middle name. As a result, I'd be interested in knowing the ancestors much better that are of this John Martin Cave below. CAVE, John Martin, b. Fulton, Mo., Aug. 5, 1916; A.B., U. Mo., 1938; L.L.B., > Harvard U., 1941. Admitted to Mo. bar, 1941; Pros. atty. Callaway County > (Mo.), 1948-52, spl. pros. atty., 1957; instr. bus. law Westminster Coll., > 1947-52, William Woods Coll., 1960-63; del. Nat. Conf. State Trial Judges, > 1965-68, 73-74, 78-. Mem. Callaway County, Boone County, Mo., Am. bar assns. > Am Judicature Soc. Home: Fulton, MO. Office: Courthouse Fulton, MO. (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1 John Martin CAVE (1916 - 1999) & Harriet GOOCH (8) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.1 Nick Thurmond CAVE II (1946 - ) & Margaret LOMISON (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.1.1 Justin CAVE (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.1.2 Graeme CAVE (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.1.3 Allison CAVE (8) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.2 John M. CAVE II (1948 - ) & Anne McBAINE (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.2.1 Courtney CAVE (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.2.2 Blair CAVE (8) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.3 Sara E. CAVE (1950 - ) & Bruce McMELLEN (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.3.1 John McMELLEN (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.3.2 Michael McMELLEN (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.3.3 Sara McMELLEN (8) 1.2.3.3b.3.3.1.4 David G. CAVE (1961 - ) (6) 1.2.3.3b.3.4 Eva CAVE (1887 - 1975) & Guy Elmer BARROW (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.1 Elmer Cave BARROW (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.2 Harold BARROW (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.3 Loyd BARROW (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.4 Clyde Raymond BARROW & Helen HERRING (8) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.4.1 Bruce BARROW & Anne PETERSON (9) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.4.1.1 Adam BARROW (8) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.4.2 Steven BARROW (8) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.4.3 Mona BARROW & John FERRUGIA (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.5 Evelyn BARROW (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.6 Finis BARROW (7) 1.2.3.3b.3.4.7 John BARROW (6) 1.2.3.3b.3.5 Alleyne CAVE (1898 - ) (5) 1.2.3.3b.4 Mary Josephine CAVE (1855 - ) (4) 1.2.3.4 Frances CAVE (1802 - 1829) (4) 1.2.3.5a Benjamin CAVE* (1804 - 1844) & Jane TURNER (1804 - ) (5) 1.2.3.5a.1 Marion CAVE (1832 - ) & Gertrude BROWN (1841 - ) (5) 1.2.3.5a.2 Milton CAVE (~1831 - ) (5) 1.2.3.5a.3 Nancy CAVE (1833 - ) (5) 1.2.3.5a.4 Martha A. CAVE (1836 - ) (4) 1.2.3.5b Benjamin CAVE* (1804 - 1844) & Margaret ODIN (1824 - ) (4) 1.2.3.6 Richard CAVE (1805 - ) (4) 1.2.3.7 Nancy CAVE (1807 - 1827) (4) 1.2.3.8 William S. CAVE (1812 - 1864) & Margaret HARRISON (~1823 - ) (5) 1.2.3.8.1 Thomas H. CAVE (1847 - ) (5) 1.2.3.8.2 Angeline CAVE (1849 - ) (5) 1.2.3.8.3 William CAVE (ca1853 - ) (5) 1.2.3.8.4 Edwin Sally CAVE (1856 - ) & Margaret FRENCH (6) 1.2.3.8.4.1 Margaret Harrison CAVE (1893 - ) (6) 1.2.3.8.4.2 Julia Ward CAVE (1895 - ) (6) 1.2.3.8.4.3 Edwin French CAVE (1896 - ) & Louise FESSENDERN (7) 1.2.3.8.4.3.1 Salley Lee CAVE (7) 1.2.3.8.4.3.2 Patricia CAVE (5) 1.2.3.8.5 Charles CAVE (ca1858 - ) (5) 1.2.3.8.6 Fanny CAVE (ca1860 - ) (5) 1.2.3.8.7 Luey H. CAVE (ca1863 - ) (5) 1.2.3.8.8 John S. CAVE (ca1865 - ) (4) 1.2.3.9 Hawkins CAVE (1814 - 1835) (3) 1.2.4 Susannah CAVE (1769 - 1827) & Thomas WOOD (1754 - 1827) (4) 1.2.4.1 Samuel WOOD (4) 1.2.4.2 William WOOD & Cordelia (4) 1.2.4.3 Elizabeth WOOD & John SUTTON (4) 1.2.4.4 Milly WOOD & David RUSH (4) 1.2.4.5 Rebecca WOOD (4) 1.2.4.6 Hiram WOOD (4) 1.2.4.7 Joseph WOOD (4) 1.2.4.8 Benjamin WOOD (4) 1.2.4.9 Patsy WOOD & ELLIS (3) 1.2.5a Richard CAVE Rev.* (1772 - 1836) & Sarah WOOD (~1770 - ) (4) 1.2.5a.1 Martha CAVE (ca1794 - ) & Richard TALBOTT (1788 - 1823) (5) 1.2.5a.1.1 Sarah Cave TALBOTT (1813 - 1835) & Joel Harris HADEN (1811 - 1888) (6) 1.2.5a.1.1.1 Margarett HADEN (~1832 - ) (4) 1.2.5a.2 Nancy CAVE (1796 - 1850) & Thomas KENMAN (4) 1.2.5a.3 Elizabeth CAVE (1798 - ca1869) & Hiram PHILLIPS (4) 1.2.5a.4 John CAVE ( - <1840) & Mary WILLIAMS (4) 1.2.5a.5 William CAVE (~1804 - 1860) & Mary CAVE (1802 - 1876) (5) 1.2.5a.5.1 Franklin CAVE (1830 - 1882) & Catherine E. GALBREATH (1837 - 1863) (6) 1.2.5a.5.1.1a Willard Percy CAVE Hon.* (~1860 - ) & Fannie E. LANGO (~1860 - ) (6) 1.2.5a.5.1.1b Willard Percy CAVE Hon.* (~1860 - ) & Octavia FICKLIN (1862 - 1892) (7) 1.2.5a.5.1.1b.1 Catherine Ficklin CAVE (1886 - ) & Malcom McCLELLAN (1884 - ) (8) 1.2.5a.5.1.1b.1.1 Roby Blount McCLELLAN (~1910 - ) (8) 1.2.5a.5.1.1b.1.2 Margaret Cave McCLELLAN (~1910 - ) (8) 1.2.5a.5.1.1b.1.3 Willard Cave McCLELLAN (~1910 - ) (7) 1.2.5a.5.1.1b.2 Helen CAVE (1890 - ) & Homer Cresap TEACHENOR (~1890 - ) (5) 1.2.5a.5.2 Obera CAVE (~1843 - ) (4) 1.2.5a.6 Louisa CAVE (~1810 - 1846) & Turner Richardson HADEN Jr. (1808 - 1878) (4) 1.2.5a.7 Susan CAVE & William Y. WESTERFIELD (3) 1.2.5b Richard CAVE Rev.* (1772 - 1836) & Nancy BRENT (1774 - 1850) (3) 1.2.6a Rebecca CAVE* (1775 - 1849) & Frederick BURDETTE (1774 - < 1795) (4) 1.2.6a.1 Mary BURDETTE (<1795 - ) & Rev. Thomas SMITH (3) 1.2.6b Rebecca CAVE* (1775 - 1849) & Turner Richardson HADEN (1773 - 1812) (4) 1.2.6b.1 William HADEN (1796 - 1891) & Ann SCOTT (4) 1.2.6b.2 Nancy HADEN (1801 - 1890) & John H. HARRIS (1778 - 1859) (4) 1.2.6b.3a Susan HADEN* (1802 - ) & William SCOTT (~1804 - ) (4) 1.2.6b.3b Susan HADEN* (1802 - ) & William KELLY (1800 - 1857) (5) 1.2.6b.3b.1 Elvira KELLY (1822 - 1862) & James S. HARRIS (1819 - ) (6) 1.2.6b.3b.1.1 Susan Francis HARRIS (1844 - 1917) & Bushrod BORUM (1839 - 1925) (7) 1.2.6b.3b.1.1.1 David Isaac BORUM (1887 - 1966) & Mary Ruth SHOMAKER (1893 - 1967) (8) 1.2.6b.3b.1.1.1.1 Margaret Francis BORUM (1913 - 1986) & John Wilson HOULGATE (1914 - 1980) (9) 1.2.6b.3b.1.1.1.1.1 Karen Margaret HOULGATE (~1940 - ) & Ronald Owen SELBY (~1940 - ) (9) 1.2.6b.3b.1.1.1.1.2 Laurence Davis HOULGATE (1938 - ) & Torre Barbara PETERSON (1937 - ) (10) 1.2.6b.3b.1.1.1.1.2.1 Joshua Justin Davis HOULGATE (1971 - ) (4) 1.2.6b.4a Turner Richardson HADEN Jr.* (1808 - 1878) & Louisa CAVE (~1810 - 1846) (4) 1.2.6b.4b Turner Richardson HADEN Jr.* (1808 - 1878) & Sally Ann LLOYD (1822 - 1895) (5) 1.2.6b.4b.1 Rebecca E. HADEN (1848 - ) (5) 1.2.6b.4b.2 Mary HADEN (1849 - ) (4) 1.2.6b.5a Joel Harris HADEN* (1811 - 1888) & Sarah Cave TALBOTT (1813 - 1835) (5) 1.2.6b.5a.1 Margarett HADEN (~1832 - ) (4) 1.2.6b.5b Joel Harris HADEN* (1811 - 1888) & Zerelda KIRTLEY (1820 - ) (4) 1.2.6b.5c Joel Harris HADEN* (1811 - 1888) & Sarah KIRTLEY