http://books.google.com/books?id=XR44AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA301 Records and Files of the Quarterly Courts of Essex Co., Massachusetts Nov. 1670: Salem Quarterly Court Records and Files - . to Richard CAVE 4 Caske of wine, 01600, 12li ----------------------------------------------------------- http://apps.sos.ky.gov/land/military/revwar/REvlist.asp Original Land-Office Military Warrant, No. 2031 One hundred acres to James CAVE for his three-year service as a soldier in the Virginia Continental Line - dated 6 Dec 1783 ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=h_igB-8T1GAC&pg=PA19 First Census of Kentucky, 1790 CAVE, Daniel - Woodford Co. CAVE, John - Woodford CAVE, Wm. - Woodford CAVE, Wm., Jr. - Woodford (2) CAVE, James - Madison Co. (2) CAVE, John - Fayette (2) CAVE,Richard - Fayette CAVE, William - Fayette CAVE, Wm - Fayette CAVE, William, Jr. - Fayette CAVE, Wm., Jr. - Fayette ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=J30UAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA415 History of Kentucky Edward A. CAVE b. 1890 Paducah s/o William E. CAVE ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=fygSAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA26 A History of Orange County Virginia >From its Formation in 1734 to the end of Reconstruction in 1870; compiled mainly from Original Records Several references to CAVE - scroll down right hand column and enter Cave in search box --------------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=_PwBAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA130 History of Boone County, Missouri Several references to CAVE - scroll down right hand column and enter Cave in search box --------------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=b9oBAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA6 Genealogical and Historical Notes on Culpeper County, Virginia Several references to CAVE - scroll down right hand column and enter Cave in search box --------------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=G4ILAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA130 Indian Affairs: Laws and Treaties Treaty with the Sioux - June 1816 Done at St. Louis, in the presence of.....Richard CAVE, Willi CAVE..... ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=Pk04AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA88 Acts of the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky An Act to amend "An act for the benefit of John U. Watson and Pemberton CAVE," approved February 17, 1847. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Kentucky, That the act, entitled "An act for the benefit of John U. Watson and Pemberton Cave," approved 17th February, 1847, shall be so amended as to make John P. CAVE, James CAVE, Thomas CAVE, William CAVE, Nancy S. CAVE, Bennet CAVE, Stephen CAVE, Mary J. CAVE and Abram H. Cave, children and heirs at law of said Pemberton Cave, parties to said bill in chancery, instead of said Pemberton Cave, who, since said sale and the payment of the purchase money, departed this life ; and when said heirs shall be legally brought before the court, it shall and may be lawful for said court to render a decree directing said John U. Watson to convey, by and of general war- ranty, said undivided interest in and to said tract of land to the said children and heirs of said Pemberton Cave, deceased, instead of the said Pemberton Cave, and in all other respects be governed by said act to which this is an amendment. Approved January 12, 1848. ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=ZBcLAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA844 South Eastern Reporter Appellants claim title to land in dispute under the will of William CAVE, dtd May 11, 1849, and probated in Barnwell Co., (South Carolina) 11-16-1855 - pgs 844-846 ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=t7oqAAAAMAAJ&pg=PT595 List of Pensioners - Putnam Co., Missouri 1879: CAVE, Edmund ------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.lib.umt.edu/gsdl/cgi-bin/ (click on "Access the Digital Edition - then click on Name) Photo and Biography - pgs: 128-photo-129 Alfred CAVE S/o Richard and Colma CAVE. ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=U-oNAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA479 History of Washington, Idaho and Montana Members of the 8th legislative assembly, 1874-5 ......Joseph CAVE, Boise (Idaho) ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=D2QEAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA873 Reminiscences of the Old Fire Laddies and Volunteer Fire Departments of New York and Brooklyn - pub 1885 Gulick Hose Company No. 11 - Stationed at No. 14 West Tenth St James W. CAVE ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=ww0AAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA247 Marine Engineer and Naval Arachitect - 1888 ...The ship on leaving the ways was named the "South Briton" in a very pleasing and graceful manner by Miss Ethel CAVE, the little daughter of Captain CAVE, who will command the ship. ------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=mdoCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA780 Rensselaer (NY) Directory, 1907 CAVE, Margaret, widow George bds 1574 Third ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=hM8AAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA357 American Durggist and Pharmaceutical Record - Vol. XXXI, July-Dec 1897 Philadelphia Notes Joseph CAVE - member of firm French, Cave & Co., mfgrs of perfumes; known for "Sweet Chimes" fragrance. Cave well-known and admired by business associates. ------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=N3NOAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA4-PA335 Sessional Pepers - Legislature of the Province of Ontario 1 Apr 1914 - Charles CAVE received fatal injuries from train accident. He worked as a brakeman on the Grand Trunk Railway. - pg 335 ------------------------------------------------------------- http://records.co.jackson.mo.us/search.asp?cabinet=marriage Jackson County,Missouri - Marriages CAVE grooms - CAVE/CAVES brides -------------------------------------------------------------- freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~nettimae/modeaths/c.txt Missouri Deaths CAVE, Christena - d. 2-12-1907 - Humphrey Family Cemetery, Marion Co. CAVE, Rhodes E. - d. 8-27-1951 - St. Louis | CAVE, Wesley Cluff - 6-18-1928 - Durham Cemetery, Lewis Co. -------------------------------------------------------------- http://tennessee.gov/tsla/history/military/pen219.htm Confederate Pension Application CAVE, R. Lin - Davidson Co., TN l3th Virginia Inf. - Pension #: S14472 --------------------------------------------------------------

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------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=epYv-d9RCscC&pg=RA7-PA390 Patent Rolls of the Reign of Henry III 12 Oct 1254, Westminster: Appointment of (among others) John de CAVE as justice in eyre this turn for common pleas in the counties of Buckingham and Bedford. - pg 873 (373) 29 Dec 1254, Canterbury: Appointment of (among others) John de CAVE as justice in eyre this turn for common pleas in the counties of Gloucester and Stafford. - pg 390 9 May 1255, Reading: Justices in eyre.....and John de CAVE in the counties of Gloucester and Worcester. And the first day of their eyre in the county of Gloucester is on the morrow of Holy Trinity. - pg 436 ------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=RkwuAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA412 An Essay Towards a Topographical History of the County of Norfolk Letheringset - In the 21st of Edward I, John de CAVE recovered a mediety against Henry Bacon....pg 412 In the 9th of Edward I, a fine was levied between Hugh de CAVE and William, son of John de Rewe of Beverley, who conveyed to Hugh a moiety of the advowson, and a moiety of an acre of land.......pg 414 In 1318: Robert de CAVE, to a mediety, of John CAVE of Northburgh - pg 414 -------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=pRUKAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA1-PA157 Calendar of the Patent Rolls Edward III - Vol. IX - A D. 1350-1354 18 July 1351, Westminster: ...take and imprison in the gaol of Notingham Castle...Thomas de CAVE of Langwath and John, his brother... - pg 157 12 Feb 1353, Westminster:.....on complaint by Henry, duke of Lancaster that (among others) Thomas de CAVE carried away his goods at Grimesby, co. Lincoln, and assaulted his servant Peter North, whereby he lost his service for a great time. - pg 449 12 July 1353, Westminster: Pardon to William Mallore of his outlawry in the husting of London for non-appearance before the justices of the Bench to answer touching a plea of William son of William de CAVE and Richard de Essex, executors of the will of William de CAVE, citizen and skinner of London, that he render to them 4i., he having now surrendered to the Flete prison, as John de Stonore, chief justice, has certified. - pg 480 -------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=bFBJoEOXMW4C&pg=PA158 Select Statutes and other Constitutional Documents Illustrative of the Reigns of Elizabeth and James I Commission of Muster - xxvth Sept 1559: Memorandum for men in Stafford, Warwickshire and Shropshire and directed to (among others) Sir Ambrose CAVE - pg 158 Censorship of the Press - 29th of June 1566 Privy Council have agreed this to be observed and kept. Signed by (among others) Ambr. CAVE - pg 168 --------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=nAMrAAAAMAAJ&pg=RA2-PA134 Appendix to the Forth-Seventh Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records Creation of Baronets 28 June 1641 - Thomas CAVE, junior, of Stanford, co., Northampton, Knt. Signet Bills, Chaper House, June, 17 Chas. I. - pg 134 Presentation on the Patent Rolls - Charles II CAVE, John - Rector of, Nelston alias Nayleston, co. Leic., Lincoln dioc, - pg 36 -------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=r_M6AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA440 Collins's Peerage of England Sir William Tufton, of Vintners, and of Norwood in Milton in Kent, Baronet of Ireland, and governor of Barbadoes, where he died, anno 1650. He married Anne, daughter of Cecil CAVE Cave, of Leicestershire, Esq.; she died in 1649, and was buried at Greenwich in Kent...pg 440 -------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=Z8kGAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA2-PA114 Leicestershire Architectural Society Leicestershire Tradesmen's Tokens - pg 114 Obverse: Joseph Cave, Mercer.....the Grocers' Arms Reverse: In Hinckley, 1666.....His Halfpeny Sep 12, 1598 - Pd for wyne and suger geven to Mr. Thomas CAVE att the Angell, he then sittinge for the subsidy....pg 118 -------------------------------------------------------- www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=60134&strquery=cave Acts of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland 1638-1842 May 1732: Joseph CAVE, a merchant in Edinburgh -------------------------------------------------------- http://website.lineone.net/~stevejgarton/APEM1.htm Apethorpe Marriages, 1791: CAVE, Charlotte m. J. Thomson -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.a2a.org.uk/ Deeds of Buckhurst Wood, Gatehouse and Pennybridge Farms in Wadhurst Mortgage 10 Feb 1794 William CAVE of New Shoreham, draper, and his wife Anna. Mortgage 30 Mar 1826 John CAVE of Warnham, shopkeeper Will 13 Jul 1833 John CAVE of Warnham, gent, mentions illegitimate son Alfred CAVE Jenner, brother Michael and cousin William CAVE of Fletching --------------------------------------------------------

Sorry, this wasn't meant for the list. Anita Remember: The better you do, the more they expect! ************** Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15&ncid=aolhom00030000000001)

Hi Sue Ellen, I haven't had but one reply and that one just said that a lot of records disappeared during the war. I suspect the Cave families in Page County are all connected somehow. I have placed the following children as siblings of Nancy. There is no documentation that proves it but I can give you my reasons for the speculation. James Cave (b. 1814) m. Catherine Stanley James Cave, along with John the father of Nancy signed on her marriage bond. I'm thinking he would be the brother. They also both have sons named Newman. Simeon Cave (b. 1816) m. Lucinda Cave. Again, Simeon has a son Newman. In addition in the 1860 census you find John Cave, the father living with Simeon, which leaves the other John Cave m. to Elizabeth Aleshire out of the picture as his father. Elizabeth the mother is living with Nancy and her children. Phoebe Cave (b. 1818) married to David Burns. Her marriage bond lists her father as John Cave. Now, while it may be either of the John Cave's in Page County, the 1870 census shows Nancy and Wesley's daughter Harriet Susan living in the Burns household. Nancy of born 1820 has to be to this John Cave and Elizabeth because she is not living with Elizabeth Aleshire Cave as can be determined by the census. Newman W. Cave born 1822. I placed him in this family largely because of the name and no other reason. Too bad I haven't run across a will for this John Cave. Don't know if there is a DNA page for the Cave families. One interesting note is that one of the Berry descendants still in Clark County, Ohio remembers a story from his youth about a male relative that would come out from Virginia and visit. He said the stories would put him in the age bracket of Wesley, but he's just no where around that can be shown. I know Wesley's mother had land at one time in Nicholson Hollow. Her father, James Ward, bought 40 acres from William Berry (who had purchased the land from Shadrach Nicholson) in 1815. When Ward died in 1819, his wife inherited the land and later his daughter Margaret did. Margaret Ward Berry lived there until about 1839 when she in turn sold the land to John Nicholson. Another research puts the children of Margaret Ward Berry as being born in Culpeper County, but I'm thinking it was probably nearer to Nicholson Hollow. Her daughter Cassy married a Nicholson. Anyway, that's all I have to present on my Berry-Cave connections. The Berry DNA hasn't tied us to a line yet, so I'm hoping my cousin will submit to more markers. Sorry to hear about your friend. Companies are so impersonal nowadays, they don't seem to care a hoot about company loyalty. Anita Remember: The better you do, the more they expect! ************** Create a Home Theater Like the Pros. Watch the video on AOL Home. (http://home.aol.com/diy/home-improvement-eric-stromer?video=15&ncid=aolhom00030000000001)

Sorry that was suppose to go just to Anita!!! Sue Ellen

Hi Anita, Have you had any response to this query you placed? I have printed it out and as I have time will do more review of all the information you mentioned. I have already reviewed the census and see what you are talking about on Nancys locations with some of the children in 1850 1860, etc. This has been a very puzzling family and I dont seem to have any thing of help for you right now. I do have the other John Cave of Page county at the time married to Elizabeth Heskill, 5 Nov 1811. That is no help to you, but I think he is listed as the son of John and Catherine Cave. Somewhere, I seem to recall a person with Simeon Cave and how they placed him in a family. I dont find that now. Also had some Berry Cave notes but most are the same as what you have found. That is so strange that you cannot locate Wesley Berry in any census or reports. I have lots of family that I dont find in one or two census but they appear in at least one census somewhere. And as you said Nancy seems to continue to have children by him "at regular intervals" I see some names that tie to the Dark Hollow CAVE family of James Cave, and other Dark Hollow families. There has been some folks placing James as a son of John and Catherine Cave, (my line) but others say he is a brother of Simeon who was not a son of our John and Catherine. Right now I feel Nancy was most likely a sister to this Simeon and James but I need to find those notes I have on this family. Some of my files are in storage, but I have a lot of the CAVE files with me and I will try to find time to go through them this week again. ......................... Oh a note about the signature you had on this email. "Remember The better you do, the more they expect!" I have a friend, Nancy, next door who gave & gave to company in Wichita, working 14 hr days, etc. doing everything they asked of her, and after 29 YEARS, the NEW younger boss came in one morning in January and said, "I want your desk cleared and you out of here by 4 p.m. today" NO WARNING, NO FEELINGS FOR HER YEARS OF DEDICATION TO THE FIRM" She is 60 yrs old and trying to find work. She is depressed and to top it off, since she had free time on her hands, she was painting the kitchen and stepped off the ladder wrong and broke three bones in her foot. Sees the doc Tuesday for pre-surgery on the foot. Best Wishes! Sue Ellen Cave Ash

---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=1_sqAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA156 Visitation of England and Wales CAVE=BROWNE=CAVE of Stanford, co. Northampton History and Pedigree - pgs 153-162 ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=LPEMAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA175 Paarochial Chapel of Didsbury 1844: Thomas Brown CAVE, Esq - landowner ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=F8ghAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA109 The Gentleman's Magazine Obituary 1852 - Nov. 21. At Tamworth, aged 74, Margaret CAVE, widow of the Rev. John CAVE-BROWNE, Rector of Stretton en le Field, Derbyshire. ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=9iARAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA316 Abstracts of Probate Acts - Canterbury CAVE, William, of p. St.Dunstan in the West, London (cit. and cutler). will pr Jan 10, 1647-48 by relict Dorcas. - pg 316 CAVE, Norris, of Grantham, Lincs. Will pr Jan 29, 1647-8 by son William - pg 316 CAVE, John, deceased abroad (Property in the Barbados.) Will pr. Feb 2, 1658-9 by relict Elizabeth. - pg 419 CAVE, John, of p. St. Clement Danes, Middx, (Gent.) Will pr. Nov 9 by Wm Armitage, Esq and nephew Thos. C. - pg 419 ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=RtQKAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA67 Registers of Worksop, County Nottingham, 1558-1771 Baptizeing Feb 1644 - Ursula d. Edward CAVE & Anne - pg 67 Baptizeinge 7 Oct 1652 - Anne d. Edw: CAVE and Anne - pg 76 Baptizeing 13 1657 Apr - Elizabeth (b. Mar 24) d. Edward CAVE - pg 181 Buriall 9 1665 Aug - Vrsula, d. Edward CAVE - pg 263 Buriall 25 Nov 1668 - Edward CAVE - pg 266 Burying 29 Jan 1673 - Anne CAVE, widow - pg 272 Wedding 24 Jun 1684 - Thomas Smith & Anne CAVE - pg 168 ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=q1kJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA75 An Index to Worcestershire Fines, 1649-1714 Easter Term 1657 - Between John Browneing gentleman &c. plaintiffs and Ann CAVE widow & c. defendants in Martley & c. - pg 75 1658 Michaelmas - Between Richard CAVE gentleman & c. plaintiffs and James Guilbert defendant in Longdon. - pg 89 1659 Hilary Term - Between John Buck &c. plaintiffs and Humphrey Grove Hunt CAVE & c. defendants in Lickhill & c. - pg 96 Others listed: Thomam CAVE - pgs 122, 187, 268, 295 Johannem CAVE - pg 147 Ricardum CAVE - pgs 249, 251 ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=FcacqAh5SMQC&pg=PA2 Register of Burials at the Temple Church, 1628-1853 Mr. Brian CAVE - bur. 1 Dec 1634 - pg 2 John CAVE - bur. 18 Jan 1672-3 - pg 21 ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=HIoAAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA92 A Brief Account of Many of the Prosecutions of the People Call'd Quakers John Gill was committed to Northampton Goal on the 9th of the Month called July 1701, for about 3s. demanded for three Years Tithes; but some time after Sir Francis CAVE, his Landlord, procur'd his Discharge. ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=BGV_qyBZ9LoC&pg=PA383 The Gentleman's Magazine The Autobiography of Sylvanus Urban (Edward CAVE) Edward CAVE breathed his last, within the venerable walls of St. John's Gate, on the 10th of January, 1754, in the 63rd year of his age. His health had been perceptibly failing for the last three years, from the time of losing his wife, who died of asthma in the year 1751 - pgs 379-388 ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=E2E2AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA5290 The Decisions of the Court of Session 1774 - June 28 Captain Joseph CAVE against The Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital of Edinburgh. ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=tacKAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA13 Registers of Holnest, Dorset, 1589-1812 Baptism: 1780 Jan 2 - John, s/o Thomas and Elizabeth CAVE- pg 13 Marriage: 1714 May 26 - Thos CAVE of Leigh & Margarett Miller otp - pg 18 Publication of Banns, not followed by Marriage in Parish of Holnest: 1722 Oct 18 - Thomas CAVE & Elner Fox - pg 21 Burials: 1754 Nov 14 - Margaret, wife of Tho. CAVE - pg 33 1754 Dec 5 - Thomas CAVE - pg 33 1778 Aug 14 - Susannah, wife of John CAVE - pg 35 1780 Jun 9 - John, s/o Thomas & Elizabeth CAVE - pg 35 1781 Jul 15 - Sarah, d/o Thomas & Elizabeth CAVE - pg 35 1785 Nov 9 - John CAVE - aged 72 - pg 35 ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=WCoOAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA209 The Annual Register July 1819 - Upper Grosvenor street, in her 79th year, Sarah, Lady CAVE, widow of Sir Thomas CAVE, (who d. May 31, 1780) and mother of the late Sir Thomas CAVE, who d. in 1792, and represented the county of Leicester in parliament. ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=6NwBAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA354 Liberty Hall, Oxon - pub 1860 "The French in Africa." by L. Trent CAVE, F.R.G.S. - Late Captain to H.M. 54th Regiment "Of Captain CAVE's book, to which we are indebted for so many interesting particulars concerning Algeria, we must say we think it a work calculated to become as popular in France as in England. Our French neighbours must feel that here an Englishman has not repressed one word of praise that was their due." ------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=Xj4AAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA87 Maine Enginner and Naval Architect April 7, 1898 - Belle Steamers Co. launched new passenger steamer. The vessel will be in service from Fresh Wharf, London Bridge, to Yarmouth direct. The steamer was christened the Yarmouth Belle by Mrs. CAVE, wife of Colonel CAVE, one of the directors of the company. ------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=64sQAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA356 The Downside Review by Downside Abbey, Bath, England Mrs. CAVE, the widow of the late Mr. Laurence CAVE of Ditcham Park, Petersfield, has offered to give the centray bay of the stone screen behind the High Altar - pg 356 -------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=MacMAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA2-PA163 The Beauties of England and Wales STANFORD CHURCH contains several monuments erected to the memory of the CAVE family. Under a canopy of white marble, against the north wall of the chancel, is the effigy of a man ; also a Latin inscription, commemorative of Richard CAVE, eldest son of Sir Thomas and Lady Eleanor CAVE, who died on the Continent, in the nineteenth year of his age, July 26. 1606. Adjoining the above, within the communion rails, is a magnificent monument over an altar-tomb, on which are the effigies of a knight and his lady, and a Latin inscription indicates that this memorial was raised by an affectionate and disconsolate widow, to perpetuate the name of Sir Thomas CAVE, son of Roger CAVE and Margaret Cecil. He died Sept. 6, 1613. An epicedium, in elegiac verse, indecorously puns upon the name of Cave. In the middle aile, on an altar-tomb of white marble, are the figures of Sir Thomas Caie, and his lady Elizabeth ; and at the feet their six sons and eight daughters. He died Sept. 4, 1558. Several brasses and inscriptions on flatstones, are commemorative of other persons of the same family. Stanford Hall has already been described in Vol. IX. p.401.

What happened to James Wesley Berry and Susan Nancy Cave? I descend from James Wesley Berry and Susan Nancy Cave through my gg grandmother and their daughter Ellen Narcissa Berry. Ellen was one of nine children of this couple and I have documented through marriage and wills, death records, supplemented by census these nine children. However, I am at a loss to find what every happened to Wesley and Nancy (the names they commonly used). James and Wesley were married in Page County, Virginia 24 December 1834. Her father is listed on the marriage record as John Cave, her mother as Elizabeth. I know there were two John Cave’s with wives names Elizabeth in Page County at the time. One John was married to Elizabeth Aleshire. I do not believe those were Nancy’s parents due to where she was in the 1850 & 1860 census. I have never found Wesley in any census. I only have his name from death and marriage records of children. There children are listed as follows: Frances Edna Berry born about 1835 married Francis Marion Cave in Page County 1 June 1854. She lists her parents as Wesley Berry & Nancy Cave. Ellen Narcissa Berry born 1839 in Page County. Married William Shelton Harris in Page County 3 April 1866. She lists her parents as Wesley Berry & Nancy Cave. Mary Elizabeth Berry born July 1843. She married Noah Andrews Meadows in Rockingham County 16 June 1867. She lists her parents as Wesley Berry & Nancy Cave. James Madison Berry born 12 August 1846 in Page County. He married Lucy Ann C. E. Harris 22 July 1868 in Rockingham County. His marriage record lists his parents as Wesley Berry and Nancy Cave. His death record states James Berry and Susan Cave, my first clue that Wesley and Nancy weren’t their full given names. Elizabeth F. Berry born about 1848, living with her mother (who is listed as Nancy under the surname of Cave) in the home of her grandparents John & Elizabeth Cave in the 1850 census for Page County. Susan Harriet Berry born September 1850, still living in Page County in 1900. She is shown living with her mother Nancy in the 1850 census detailed above. Adeline Berry born about 1853, is shown living with her mother in the household of her grandmother Elizabeth Cave in the 1860 census. John Cave is shown living in the household of Simeon Cave which makes me believe he is the brother of Nancy. Newman H. Berry born December 1857, living with his mother in the 1860 census. He married Elizabeth Weakley in 23 December 1877 in Madison County and lists his parents as Wesley & Nancy Berry. John W. Berry born 1859 and is living with his mother in the household of his grandmother in the 1860 census. He is living in the household of his sister Ellen, now Ellen Harris in the 1870 census in Rockingham County. His death record lists his father as James Harris. The only tie I have showing the parents of James Wesley Berry is the will of Margaret Ann (Peggy) Ward Berry who died in Page County in 1853. She does not list Wesley nor 8 of his children in the will, but does list granddaughter Frances Edna Berry. When the estate is disbursed Frances’ share is paid to her husband Francis Marion Cave. Why isn’t James or the other children mentioned in the will? One researcher suggests Frances was his only child and he died before his mother. Something I feel is incorrect given the fact she lists the heirs of son Lawson Berry who died before her and the fact that all nine of Wesley’s children, especially two of those born after Margaret Ward Berry’s death can be linked to him through some type of documentation. Wesley cannot be found in any census, only listed on marriage and death records. Nancy isn’t found after the 1860 census. What happened to Wesley & Nancy? Why wasn’t he listed in his mother’s will? Why is his wife always living with her parents? Children appear at regular intervals, so he must be around. Can anyone help? This family appears in Page, Rockingham and Madison Counties. Anita Schultz-Peters Remember: The better you do, the more they expect! ************** It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms, and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolprf00030000000001)

--------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=qe0IAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA145 History from Marble ?St. Olave's Church, Old Jewry, London? Mrs. Anne CAVE wife to Anthony CAVE (who d. 1595), one of the Cursitors of the Chancery. - pg 145 --------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=EIdhxcmGOGIC&pg=PA100 Collectanea Topographica Et Genealogica Anthonye CAVE, gent. beinge one of the Cursitors, bur. May 8, 1595. Robert CAVE, sonne to Anne CAVE deceased, bur. Sept. 12, 1603. --------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=qe0IAAAAIAAJ&pg=brr=1#PPT221,M1 History from Marble ?St. Olave's Church, Old Jewry, London? Upon the wall of the right hand alley or ---- that is towards the street as you enter in at the great South door was a monument wrote in stone and therein a (paten?) or brass plate affixed & not far from it a tablet hanging. The former wherof ----- where the paton plate is therein Arms and Inscription following. Epitaph: Hereby lieth buried the bodie of JOHN CAVE Whilst he lived free of the companye of ye cutlers in London Who departed this life the 21 daye of November ---- 1601 in the 44th yeare of his age Illustration 492: Coat of Arms -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.btinternet.com/~robert_copeland/all-o/p115.htm#i483 1787 - George CAVE m. Ann Gascoigne - OXF 1828 - Ann d/o George & Ann CAVE m. Wm Clark - BKM -------------------------------------------------------- http://contueor.com/wisbech/ Wisbech and the Fenlands Baptisms 1785 -Susanna CAVE; 1786 - William CAVE 1788 - William CAVE 1817 - Samuel CAVE 1821 - Thomas CAVE 1825 - Frederick William CAVE 1827 - Louisa CAVE 1829 - Bartholemew CAVE 1830 - Henry Barsley CAVE Marriages 1773 - Will'm CAVE 1761 - Bridget CAVE 1774 - Sarah CAVE 1784 - Robert CAVE 1807 - Elizabeth CAVE 1810 - Mary CAVE Burial 1780 - Ann CAVE -------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=830NAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA84 A Catalogue of All Graduates in Divinity, Law and Medicine and of all Masters of Arts and Doctors of Music who have regularly proceeded or been created in The University of Oxford, between Oct. 10, 1649, and Oct. 10, 1800 to which are added, the Chancellors, High-Stewards, Vice-Chancellors and Proctors, from the year 1659 to 1800 Cave (Brian) Wadh. Coll. M. A. Nov. 22, 62. Cave (Franc.) Alb. Hall, M.A. July 5, 1745. Cave (Charles) St. Mary Hall, M.A. June 17, 1772. Cave (John) Line. Coll. M.A. Apr. 30, 61. Cave (John) Line. Coll. M.A. Apr. 11, 87. Cave (Sir Tho. Bart.) Staford, Leiceftih. cr. D.C.L, Apr. 7, 1756. Cave (Thomas Efq. eldeft fon of Sir Tho. C. Bart. South Kilworth, . Leiceftih. cr. D.C,L. July 8, 1773. Cave (Walter) Chr. Ch. M.A. Incorp. from Camb. Feb. 18, 62. Cave (Will.) Magd. Coll. M.A- Apr. 30, 64. Cave (Will.) St. Jo. B. Coll. B.C.L, June 23, 1743. -------------------------------------------------------- http://barry-white.members.beeb.net/registers/pr_monk_m2.pdf 1818: Thomas CAVE m. Mary Fennell - St. Mary Magdalene, Moncton -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.vc.id.au/tb/bgcolonistsC.html British Guiana Colonists CAVE, Daniel Dean - d. 1844 CAVE, Thomas - d. c1820 -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.bluetiger.org.uk/JOHN%20OTWAY%20CAVE.pdf Biography JOHN OTWAY CAVE (1834-1909) - by Roger CAVE -------------------------------------------------------- http://sheff-indexers.thewholeshebang.org/1841Census_Index.html 1841 Census - Sheffield CAVE, Steven - age 50 yrs - 6 Ball St, - sheffield north. CAVE, Elizth - age 50 yrs - 6 Ball St, - sheffield north. CAVE, Sarah - age 20 yrs - 6 Ball St - sheffield north CAVE, Richard - age 15 yrs - 6 Ball St - sheffield north CAVE, James - age 35 yrs - Cheyney Row - Sheffiend South -------------------------------------------------------- http://sheff-indexers.thewholeshebang.org/ParishIndex.html Sheffield Birth CAVE, Hannah - bapt. 1868 Sheffield Burials CAVE, Jane d. 1917 CAVE, Nellie - d. 1887 CAVE, Susannah - d. 1910 --------------------------------------------------------- http://homepage.ntlworld.com/jeffery.knaggs/YDC.html Death Notices in Yorkshire Newspapers CAVE, John - 11 Apr 1901 - 43 - Bolton - Mexborough/Swinton Times CAVE, Mary Ann - 30 Jan 1901 - 62 - Thornhill Edge, near Dewsbury - Ossett Observer --------------------------------------------------------- http://www.cfhs.org.uk/Search.html Cambridgeshire Family History Society has online data bases for the following which include CAVEs. Baptism Index 1801-1837 Burial Index 1801-1837 Poor Law Papers Index Census Indexes 1841, 1851, 1861 Master/Apprentices Index 1763-1811 Cambridgeshire Wills Surname Index ----------------------------------------------------------- http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/search/advanced_search.aspx 1711: Assignment of Mortgage By Charnell CAVE of Burrough, gent (one of the sons of the late John CAVE of Cold Overton.........) ----------------------------------------------------------- http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/index.asp Records of Sun Fire Office Insured 1809: David CAVE - 139 Ratcliffe Highway, coppersmith 1810: Jane CAVE at Mr Webbs, South Street, Ponders End Middlesex 1810: Arabella CAVE - 31 Upper Grosvenor Street, spinster 1810: William James CAVE - 90 West Smithfield - coppersmith 1811: Zachariah CAVE - 90 West Smithfield - gent . William CAVE - other occupier 1811: John CAVE - 140 White Cross Street, cheesemonger 1836: Samuel CAVE - 116 St John Street Road, gent ------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/records.asp?cat=002-12143&cid=1-21 Henry Ricketts & Co. - Bristol - glassmakers 1846: Mentions John CAVE, William CAVE, Rev. Oliver CAVE and . John Moore CAVE ----------------------------------------------------------- http://www.a2a.org.uk/html/008-chester.htm Chester family of Chicheley Hall, Buckinghamshire Reference: D-C/1/244 1533: Mentions Anthony CAVE, Sir Ambrose CAVE, France CAVE, . Bryan CAVE, Thomas CAVE, Edward CAVE Also check References: D-C/1/104, D-C/2/11 and D-C/2/12 and D-C/3/52 -------------------------------------------------------------

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Does anyone have any possible connection to any of the following individuals? Thanks, Sharon 1 "Jim" ? Cave - 1860 d: Bef. 1860 - This may or may not be the correct name given name. I know that Amanda is the correct spouse but she was widowed by 1860 and had remarried Roy Boyd. .. +Amanda Violett 1835 - 1919 b: 28 Mar 1835 in Kentucky Burial: 06 Nov 1919 Bardwell Cemetery, Bardwell, KY d: 05 Nov 1919 in Bardwell, Kentucky ...... 2 James Cave 1857 - b: 1857 ...... 2 John Daughty/Dowden Cave 1859 - 1933 b: 15 Apr 1859 in Bardwell, Kentucky Burial: 16 Sep 1933 Dogwood Cemetery, Long Prairie, MO d: 15 Sep 1933 in East Prairie, Mississippi County, MO .......... +Nancy E. Cummins 1856 - 1896 b: 1856 in Milburn, Ballard County, Kentucky m: 08 Dec 1882 in Ballard County, Kentucky d: Bef. 16 Jan 1896 ...... *2nd Wife of John Daughty Dowden Cave: .......... +Nancy Minnie Killion 1872 - 1923 b: 02 Mar 1872 in Marquand, Madison County, Missouri m: 16 Jan 1896 in Mississippi County, Missouri Burial: 26 Nov 1923 Pinhook Cemetery ("Grave Yard" on death certificate) d: 25 Nov 1923 in St. James Township, Mississippi Co., MO

-----Original Message----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 11:43 pm Subject: [TOWNSEND] Fwd: [VAALBEMA] Virginia Petitions - 1776 to 1865 -----Original Message----- From: herb_316 <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 9:51 pm Subject: Re: [VAALBEMA] Virginia Petitions - 1776 to 1865 Dear E. W. Wallace, Thanks for the post on the VA Petitions. Found what I had been looking for a long time but never had the exact reference. Thanks so very much. God Bless. Herb Hendricks Retired NASA Physicist 2418 Lebanon Road Pendleton, SC 29670 [email protected] 864 2616636 Group Administrator Hendricks DNA Project Secretary Hendricks Family Association Current Research Families; Major, Smith, Craig, Hendricks, Eskew, Rochester Web site = http://www.familytreedna.com/public/hendricks ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] Cc: [email protected] ; [email protected] ; [email protected] Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 4:47 PM Subject: [VAALBEMA] Virginia Petitions - 1776 to 1865 I am copying this from the Louisa Co., VA rootsweb. Please post to websites to which you subscribe--anywhere Virginians went--North Carolina, and particularly Kentucky, but also South Carolina and Georgia. Note the dates. Since there are manumissions, African American researchers should make use of this website. E.W.Wallace The Library of Virginia is pleased to announce the completion of the Legislative Petitions Database. Over 25,000 petitions were entered into the database between 2001 and 2007 and are available to search through the Library of Virginia's website at http://www.lva.lib.va.us/whatwehave/gov/petitions/. Petitions to the General Assembly were the primary catalyst for legislation in the Commonwealth from 1776 until 1865. Public improvements, military claims, divorce, manumission of slaves, division of counties, incorporation of towns, religious freedom, and taxation were just some of the concerns expressed in these petitions. The petitions often contain hundreds of signatures and are a useful tool in genealogical research. Frequently, the petitions contain supplementary support documents useful in research, including maps, wills, naturalizations, deeds, resolutions, affidavits, judgments, and other items. **************It's Tax Time! Get tips, forms, and advice on AOL Money & Finance. (http://money.aol.com/tax?NCID=aolprf00030000000001) ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message ------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes in the subject and the body of the message

------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=lrcKAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA127 Calendar of the Charter Rolls June 2, 1309 - Sheen Grant to Alexander de CAVE, and his heirs, of free warren in all their demesne lands in Suth Cave, Ripplingham, Howum and Kyblingcotes, co. York ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=qA0KAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA81 Calendar of Patent Rolls 1317, Corby: Alexander de CAVE....guardian(s) of the archbishopric . of York - pg 33 1317, Nottingham: Commission to John de Doncastre, and Alexander de CAVE . to deliver the gaol of the castle of York of Hugh de Husecroft . detained a prisoner for stealing a cow at Ouston, co. York - pg 81 1318: Presentation of Robert de CAVE to the church of Knaresdale, in the . diocese of Durham - pg 144 1318, Westminster: John de CAVE more at site - enter Cave in Search Box, right hand column ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=PZUNAAAAQAAJ&pg=1#PPP9,M1 Fasciculus Mervinensis - Notes of the Famly of Mervyn MERVYN, Elizabeth (of Warickshire) m. Richard CAVE - Index, pg x. Richard CAVE (living in 1494) and wife Elizabeth (living in 1492) Their children: Edward and Margaret, both living 1494, according to the will of John Mervyn (father of Elizabeth.) - Appendix I, pg v. ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=c4lJAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA144 County of Suffolk Wills of residents proved at Ipswich 1444-1455: CAVE, Thomas ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=7kEJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA292 Testamenta Eboracensia - Wills Registered at York Witness to will: Thomas CAVE - 1549/1550 ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=YlkJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA288 Records of the Borough of Leicester Wyne and owsters sent to Mr. Thomas CAVE to Horspole graunge - pg 288 Records of the Plague (Nov 28, 1593) The Mayor to ....... William CAVE. The number of dead is 107, and all the visited houses except 3 are kept in meat, drink, fire, candle, water, soap and provided with keepers. - pg 295 Item of Mr Thomas CAVE, Esquier, for a messuage or tenemente with thappurtenaunces in Houngerton, which he holdithe in fee farme, per annum xxxs. Item of the said Mr CAVE for the milnes called Sytheston milnes and a howsse with thappurlenaunces in Sytheston aforesaid, which he holdithe in fee farme - pg 312 Freedom from Toll - papers signed by Will. CAVE, Liston CAVE, Tho. CAVE -March 20, 1599 - pg 356 enter CAVE in Search Box for more ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=UJ8KAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA155 Manuscripts of His Grace the Duke of Portland Captain Clempson CAVE, of her Majesty's brigantine 'Dispatch' - 1704 ------------------------------------------------------ http://www.sailingnavies.com/show_person.php?nid=1&id=9816 CAVE, Clempson - served in the Royal Navy CAVE, John Halliday - served in the Royal Navy - c1850 ------------------------------------------------------ http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mrawson/will2a.html Kent Wills at the PCC CAVE, Clempson - 1732 Apr ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=d74CAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA271 CAMBRIDGE. - CIVIL COURT, JUDY 25 (1795?) Garner verfus Cave - pg 271 THIS was an aftion brought by Mifs Garner, who keeps a boarding fchool at St. Ivés, in Huntingdonfhire, againft Mr. CAVE, a farmer at Chateris, Mr. Cave had paid his addreffes for fome time to Mifs Garner, and, to give a zeft to the Chriftmas holidays, had actually appointed the Tuefday before Chriftmas for the celebration of the nuptials. In confequence of this appointment, Mifs Garner made decent preparations for the occafion, providing a fuitable wedding dinner, and fome articles of apparel to appear in her bridal relation; but when the day appointed arrived, the intended bridegroom neglected to make his appearance. Mifs Garner, and her friends, waited till the expiration of the canonical hour, and then fent her brother over to Chateris, to enquire the caufe of Mr. Cave's abfence, who faid he intended coming, but he had fome fheep in danger, and had been occupied the whole morning with them. The real truth was, he did not chufe to marry Mifs Garner, having, it was apprehended, another lady in view. Mifs Garner's action was brought for the expences fhe had been at in preparing for the marriage, and the Jury gave a verdict for the plaintiff- Twenty five pounds. ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=E2E2AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA5290 Decisions of the Court of Session 28 Jun 1774 - pgs 5290-5292 Capt. Joseph CAVE against The Governors of the Merchant Maiden Hospital of Edinburgh ------------------------------------------------------ books.google.com/books?id=N3ADAAAAQAAJ&pg=RA1-PA605 Cases in the High Court of Chancery CAVE v. Holford, 1795 - pgs 604-606 ------------------------------------------------------ books.google.com/books?id=nAMrAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA36 Annual Report of the Deputy Keeper of the Public Records CAVE, John - rector of, Nelston alias Nayleston, co. Leic., Lincoln disc. . 31 Chas. 2 - pg 36 CAVE, William, STP - one of the chaplains in ordinary to the King - . canon or prebendary of Windsor - 36 Chas. 2 - pg 36 de CAVE, Hugh - 5 Edward I - pg 133 CAVE, Thomas, junior, of Stanford, co. Northampton, Knt - . creation of baronet - 28 Jun 1641 - pg 134 ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=Sjg9AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA124 Digest of Law of Real Property Dec 1790 Sir Thomas CAVE provision for intended wife, Lady Lucy Sherrard ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=eUcSAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA26 Parliamentary Papers MR. THOMAS CAVE is of opinion that the labour-rate in the parish of Thorney Abbey has not been productive of any good ; that it has been the cause of increasing the wages of the labourers during the time of its operation, and of rendering them less dependent upon their own good conduct and good character as a means of procuring or continuing in employment than formerly ; and he thinks every farmer ought to be at liberty to employ what number of labourers he himself may consider necessary, without any rate or other compulsory means. It keeps every parishioner in employing his own poor. The labour-rate causes parishioners to be careful how settlements are made ; thereby the parish is less likely to be burthened with strange poor. The labour-rate causes the farmer to employ more hands in the winter than he otherwise would do, and therefore keeps his poor from the general scale of allowance on the parish, whilst the farmer has labour for his money : thus may the labour-rate be considered of some good to the farmer. The labour-rate presses heavily on the farmer in the following manner: that supposing the farmer's rent to be 400/. per annum, his poor-rate is laid upon the rent in proportion; whilst the trader, whose rent may be only GO/, or 80/., and whose profits upon his rent is generally very far above the farmer's, pays his rate upon the rent as stated above; the labour-rate, therefore, is chiefly borne by the farmer, and is thus far highly injurious, and cannot do good. ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=D-8NAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA298 Lincolnshire - Kelly's Directory pub 1885 Baston: CAVE, William - farmer, Fen - pg 298 Brigg: CAVE, Henry Haddon - chairman of the Local Board - pg 336 Gainsborough: CAVE, Peter - butcher, 96 Bridge street - pg 408 . CAVE, Thomas - butcher, 32 Silver street - pg 408 Langtoft: CAVE, George - tailor - pg 510 . CAVE, James Haynes - wheelwright - pg 510 Soothern: CAVE, Aaron - boot & shoe maker - pg 615 Surfleet: CAVE, John - market gardener, Seas end - pg 667 . CAVE, John jun - mkt gardener & shopkpr, Seas end - pg 667 Whaplode Drove: CAVE, John, coal dealer, Shephaystow - pg 705 CAVE, Jacob - Gosberton, Spalding - pg 847 ------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=bW4WAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA108 Marlborough College Register 1843-1904 Inclusive CAVE, Charles James, s/o C. CAVE, Esq., Bracknell, Berks, b. May 17, 1844; d. Oct 21, 1901 Bracknell - pg 108 CAVE, Thomas Bourchier, s/o Thomas CAVE, Esq. Carshalton Park House, Carshalton, Surrey, b. March 5, 1889 - pg 598 ------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=LrIDAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA99 The Jurist - 1855 The Gaol of Lancaster - pg 99 Joseph Wm. CAVE, Horfield, Near Bristol, Gloucestershire, plasterer To be Commissioner in England - pg 116 William Henry CAVE, Thatcham, Berkshire Bankrupts - pg 189 Richard CAVE, Bristol, Manchester warehouseman ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=SgUFAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA20 Official Post Office Directory of Victoria - 1869 CAVE, James - farmer, Melb. rd - Bungaree, Co. Grenville - pg 20 CAVE, George - hotelkeeper - Caramut, Co. Villiers - pg 33 CAVE, Thos. - farmer, Cambeltown, Hit-or-Miss, co. Talbot - pg 109 CAVE, J.P. - hairdresser - Warrnambook, co. Villiers - pg 252 CAVE, Mrs. - brdnghse - 70 Napier Fitzroy, adj. Membourne - pg 297 CAVE, Thomas - carrier, Heywood - pg 403 CAVE, Thomas - carpenter - Sandrg - pg 403 -------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=wOUNAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA28 Post Office Directory of Cambridge,Norfolk and Suffolk - pub. 1875 CAVE, Frederick - cabinet mkr - 10 Bateman st - Cambridge - pg 28 CAVE, Mrs - Park st - Chatteris - pg 38 CAVE, Mrs - West end - March - pg 75 CAVE, Hugh - grocer & draper - Thorney - pg 98 CAVE, John - farmer - Upwell - pg 101 CAVE, Geo & Thomas, iron & brass founders, Leverington rd - Wisbech - pg 116

http://books.google.com/books?id=3aDKR2BtEB4C&pg=PA192 The Cummings Memorial Mehitabel CAVE, b. Middleton, MA; d. age 66 in 1831. Married David Cummings in 1784. ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=fxf14GRvwkoC&pg=RA4-PA10 Gazetteer of Washington Co., Vermont 1783-1889 1889? CAVE, Frank F., - teller National Bank of Barre CAVE, Thomas H - book & job printer - 59 N. Main, h 8 Eastern av CAVE, Thomas H., Jr., printer, bds 8 Eastern ave. ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=IxI8AAAAIAAJ&pg=PA404 South Carolina - Dec 1834: Costelo vs. (David) CAVE et al ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=ZBcLAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA844 South Eastern Reporter Pgs 844-846 Appellants claim title to land in dispute under the will of William CAVE, probated Nov 16, 1855 - Barnwell, SC ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=Z4DyO5mXhbcC&pg=PA204 Kalamazoo (Michigan) County Directory 1869/1870 CAVE, James - butcher, 2 Gull rd, h. 8 Gull Rd CAVE, John, bds 125 S. West CAVE, John, Jr., gardener, h. 125 S. West ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=ReJMAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA102 Ficklin Family Genealogy Willard Percy CAVE m. Octavia Ficklin Oct 1885. Three daughters: Catherine, Helen and Penelope. As a widower he m. Fannie Lango and they had a son, Harold Sergius CAVE. ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=RuUCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA258 Sacramento City and Co. Directory for 1868 - Brighton Precinct CAVE, Rueben - teamster - native CAVE, J. B. - farmer- native CAVE, David W. - farmer - native ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=AD_LjM8rPWEC&pg=PA19 Parkview: A St. Louis Urban Oasis 1905-2005 Home built for Elmore CAVE at 6253 Westminster; son of Rev. Robert C. CAVE - pgs 19, 90, 91 ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.calarchives4u.com/news/sac-news1890.htm Sacramento (CA) Daily Record-Union - Monday May 16, 1898 Funeral of J.B. Cave The funeral of the late J.B. Cave took place from Masonic Hall at 2 o'clock p.m. yesterday, and was under the auspices of Washington Lodge, F and A.M. The services at the hall were conducted by Rev. W.S. HOSKINSN, pastor of the English Lutheran Church, and at the cemetery by Washington Lodge, the members of which attended in body. Many of the floral pieces were remarkably beautiful and all were appropriate. The singing both at the hall and cemetery was by Mesdames BERGMANN, ROSS, HOWARD and MOYNIHAN. The pall-bearers were Lee STANLEY, George CLARK, Charles TRAVER and Mr. HENSDALE, representing the family, and G.B. SILVERBERG and Thomas ROSS, representing the Masonic order. ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.rootsweb.com/~txnolan/cemeterie_pages/s_w_cem_txt.txt SWEETWATER CEMETERY, TX CAVE, David - 1845-1896 - CSA Plaque CAVE, H. D. - 9/30/1845 - 1/26/1896 CAVE, Infant Son - s/o H. D. & A. J. Cave CAVE, Jane - 1848-1936 ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.rootsweb.com/~ohclark/obituary/query046.htm Clark County, OH - Posted Obituaries - Wed., August 17, 1949 Farmer, 80, Gored To Death On Way To Chores. An 80 year-old farmer, Joseph CAVE of South Vienna, Route 1, was gored to death by a bull Tuesday as he was on his way to evening chores. His farm is one the Houston rd. near the Old Columbus rd. Miss Anna CAVE, a daughter who lived with him, said she heard Mr. CAVE yell for help from the barnyard. She went to the door of the house, and her cries scared the bull away. Her screams then attracted neighbors living a short distance away, and they carried Mr. CAVE out of the barnyard. They thought he was still living, and a call was put in for Lukens ambulance in London, O. When the ambulance arrived, however, Mr. CAVE had died. The goring occurred about 5:15 p.m. Mr. CAVE suffered a crushed chest, and several cuts on the body from the bull's horns. Although there were no eyewitnesses, apparently Mr. CAVE was thrown up into the air by the bull. One cut was between the legs. The barnyard is about 75 feet away from the house. Mrs. CAVE was born in Pike County, April5, 1869, the son of James and Johanna HAUBOLDT CAVE. His wife, Elizabeth Potts CAVE, died April 12, 1935. Besides the daughter at home, he is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Blanche YEAZELL, South Vienna, Route 1: one son, Boisle CAVE, also of Route 1; one grandson, William CAVE, Springfield; one sister, Mrs. Anna HAYES, Mechanicsburg, and two great-grandchildren. The body was taken to Littleton funeral home and will be removed to the residence Thursday morning, remaining there until Friday morning before being returned to the funeral home for services at 2 p.m. Friday, the Rev. W. S. Alexander, pastor of the South Vienna Congregational Christian Church, officiating. Burial will be in Ferncliff Cemetery. ------------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=DjYPAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA20 Geology and Industrial Resources of California by Philip T. Tyson - pub 1851 26 Sept (c1849-1850) "....They had descended in a little ravine and were ascending the rugged hill on the other side, when a party of about twenty-five Indians, who had been lying in ambush behind some large rocks near the summit, suddenly sprang up and shot a volley of arrows into the party....... Two men, George CAVE and Henry A. Barling, were badly wounded. CAVE died before reaching the valley......" ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=lOwGAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA507 History of Hall County, Nebraska GEORGE A. CAVE, b. Kearney, Neb. Dec. 24, 1898, enlisted at Ft. Riley June 21, 1918; discharged at Know, Feb. 21, 1919; s/o Albert and Minnie C. (Hicks) CAVE, Grand Island, Neb. ----------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=jLgaAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA86 Rural Uplook Service - Brief Bios CAVE, Harry Winfield - b. 1890 Iowa - pg 86 CAVE, Roy Albert - b. 1882 Iowa - pg 86 CAVE, Clare m. Frederick W. Wilson in 1906 - pg 490 -------------------------------------------------------------------

http://books.google.com/books?id=YlkJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA284 Records of the Borough of Leicester Contribution of town foot-soldiers. Portfolio of Letters, No. 42 [July 29, 1592.] (The Sheriff to the Mayor.) After my very hartie comendacions : wheras vpon her highnes lettres lattely directed to my Lord Lewetenaunte, or his deputies of this countie of Leicester ther are to be provyded L. able fottemen armed and weponed and furnished with cottes and conduct monye as by her Maiesties said letters is apointed, to be reddye to serve her highnes in her warres beyonde the seas as direction shalbe geven from the Lordes of her Privie Cownsell : Theis be therefor to signyfie to you that towerdes the said nombre of L. fottemen it is ordered and apointed that ther shalbe thre souldiers chosen, furnished and sett forthe at the charge of your town of Leicester, whereof th'one to be furnished with a corslett and a pike and ane other with a muskett and the third with a calevor, for every of the which ther is to be provided xs. for conduct monye and xiij. for every cotte. And therfor it is requyrid by Sir George Hastinges and my selfe that you will make choise of the said men, and cause them to be furnished accordinglye to be in a redynes to serve her Maiestie when they shalbe cauled for. And so bide you hartelye farewell. From Baggrave, the xxixth of Julye, 1592, Your lovinge frend, Tho. Cave. You are to furnishe them with swordes and daggers, and to provyde xiis. for and towerdes his charge which shall haue the leding of them.

-------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=lzULAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA59 The Great Revolt of 1381 - by Charles Oman, M.A. pgs 58,59: Robert CAVE, baker, Dartford, appeared to be a riot ringleader for a few days. pg 89: "The only man who seems to have endured a really long term of imprisonment was Robert CAVE of Dartford, the leader of the first assembly in Kent. He must be considered very fortunate for having escaped the first burst of vengeance: but having done so was simply left in prison, and kept there till 1392, when he was turned loose. Considering the sanitary condition of mediaeval prisons, we must conclude that he possessed a wonderful constitution." ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=OZkQAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA34 Political History of England - The Great Rebellion of 1381 Robert CAVE of Dartford - pgs 34, 52, 63 ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=oGMBAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA49 Genealogical Memoirs of the Extinct Famly of Chester of Chicheley, Their Ancestors and Descendants (Vol I of II) Pedigrees and bios Enter CAVE in search box, right hand column ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=u7AEAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA1723 Abstracts of Wills in the Prerogatie Court of Canterbury at Somerset House, London - 1620 Mentioned in will: Mark and Andrew CAVE of Gyllingham - pg 173 Henry CAVE, wife Eliz and Euseby CAVE, 2nd son - pg 237 Robert CAVE - witness - 1619 - pg 305 William CAVE - witness - 1620 - pg 358 Margt. CAVE (now wife of Mr. Wilde) - servant - 1618 - pg 392 ----------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=dwMKAAAAIAAJ&pg=PP73 Cobbett's Complete Collection of State Trials and Proceedings.... Pgs 113 to 122 Trial of R. Walters, D. Bradshaw, and Ambrose CAVE for the Murder of Sir Charles Pymm - 1688 ------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=o_MKAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA316 Celebrated Trials Pgs 316 to 325 The Manslaughter of Sir Charles Pym -------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.nls.uk/catalogues/resources/sbti/carson_clark.html National Library of Scotland CAVE, Joseph - 1712-56 - engraver Married Mary Chieslie in Edinburgh 15 May 1712; Appears in list of subscribers to Nisbet's Essay on armories 1718. Joseph Cave engraver in the Mint of Edinburgh admitted to Sanctuary for debt at Holyroodhouse 29 January 1735. Died at Edinburgh 20 January 1756; Will registered 16 July 1756. --------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=aEAuAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA238 Northamptonshire NOtes and Queries Marriage Bond: Anne CAVE, of Catthorpe, 22, S, and Moses Gardiner, of Kilsbye, Northants., 24, B., 1 Dec 1720 at Catthorpe - pg 238 Witness to Will - 1584: John CAVE - pg 62 ------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.berkshirerecordoffice.org.uk/documents/echo35.pdf The Berkshire Record Office The papers of the CAVE family of Bracknell are notable for five fascinating photograph albums, 1884-1905..... -------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=hCEGAAAAQAAJ&pg=RA1-PA29 The Draper and Clothier - A Book of General Information for All Traders in and Purchasers of Textile Fabrics Robinson, Harrison and CAVE, bricklayers, New Wortley - pg 29 CAVE, Tull William, clerk to a ropemaker, Great Russell street, . Bedford square - pg 310 CAVE and CAVE, victuallers, Leather lane, Holborn - pg 190 -------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=rPcGAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA62&lpg=PA62 Edward Cassey and co.'s history, gazetteer and directory of Berkshire - 1861? CAVE, Charles - solicitor - Bracknell - pg 62 CAVE, Charles James - Bracknell - pg 62 CAVE, Richard - baker and gardener - Great Coxwell - pg 83 CAVE, Robert, grocer - Great Coxwell - pg 83 CAVE, W.H. Esp. Donnington square - gentry -Newbury with Speenhamland . - pg 137 CAVE, William Henry - solicitor, Market pl - Newbury with Speenhamland . - pg 139 CAVE, Miss - 2, Park cottages - Reading - pg 155 CAVE, Henry - farmer - Ufton - pg 204 CAVE, Mrs - 12, Calthorpe road - Bampton - pg 24 CAVE, Charles and George - coal merchants, barge owners, and carrying . agents to the Great Western Railway Co., Castle Wharf - Bampton . - pg 25 CAVE, John - boot and shoe maker - 67 Bridge st - Bampton - pg 25 CAVE, Thomas - boot and shoe maker - 29 Parson's st - Bampton - pg 25 CAVE, George - farmer - Merton - pg 127 CAVE, William - baker - Mixbury/Fulwell/Woolaston - pg 131 CAVE, T - 9, Queen street - Oxford - pg 195 CAVE, Robert - farmer - Stowood - pg 236 --------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=WvEIAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA509 The Gentleman's Magazine Marriage, May 1860 - At St. Peter's, Eaton-sq., Laurence Trent CAVE, esq., late Capt H.M.'s 54th Regt., younger son of Charles CAVE, esq. of Lowndes-st., Belgrave-sq., to Lucy, second dau. of John Greenwood, esq., Q.C., of Chester-sq., and Broadhanger, Hants. ------------------------------------------------------------------ http://books.google.com/books?id=P8MtAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA58 The Irish Jurist 1862.....salvage promoted by the London and Limerick Steam Ship Company (Limited), the registered owners of the screw steamer, the European, of Limerick.....Josiah CAVE, master... ------------------------------------------------------------------