Jim, Thanks so much for being among the first "American" Caves to test. Your results give us another piece of the puzzle. I follow some half dozen family research projects on different ancestral lines. One obvious observation is that as with any scientific study, the larger the sample of participants, the more information can be gleaned. For example in my Ivey line, we have about forty male surnamed Ivey participants who descend from a common ancestor in the late 1600's. From this sample you can often tell approximately which generation a mutation occurred. Most of these participants, incidentally, have extended to 64 markers. As noted in earlier posts, there is an exact 37/37 match between a descendant of John Cave of the Revolution, who some people have as a great grandson of John Cave and --- Andrews, and a descendant of Valentine Cave of Northamptonshire, Virginia. It is quite possible that these two descendants inherited the "ancestral" haplotype, and there were no mutations, and that somewhere after John Cave and --- Andrews, in Jim Cave's line, two mutations occurred. Again, to echo what Jim says, we need as many Caves who are willing to participate. Jim if you have Cave cousins from Robert's line they could test as well. Your y dna "signature" may have mutated since Robert. Michael Walker In a message dated 9/20/2007 9:05:34 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: I, Jim Cave, have received the results of Y DNA tests done for the purpose of determining more about the origin of my branch of the CAVE family. By paper trail my earliest known CAVE ancestor is Robert Cave who died in Culpeper County Virginia in 1755. His contemporaries in the area were Benjamin the Burgess, David, William and John. Circumstances suggest that these men were sons of John and ? Andrews Cave. John's missing will was proved in Stafford County in 1721. The 12, 25 and 37 marker tests show that I am genetically linked to a CAVE family group about Leicester, South Leicestershire and North Northamptonshire in middle England; members of which have also been recently tested. So it stands to reason that my family is descended from the Cave's of Middle England. Of course from a genealogy standpoint the question is who was the common ancestor. ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: troutmaneg Surnames: Cave, Troutman Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/708.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello! Thanks for the good work! I am descended from Benjamin Sr (the Burgess) through my grandmother Mary Cave Troutman. I agree with you on the probable relationships of the early VA families. There are probably numerous direct male descendants in Clay County, MO. Darrell Cave of Kearny would be one. Also the Cave that organized the Cave's Cove website might be one. I think he was descended from my great uncle Uriel Cave. I don't recall for certain, but I have it in my records. I don't know if he is still alive. Regards, Ed Troutman, Fort worth, TX Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: jimcave Surnames: CAVE Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/708/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I, Jim Cave, have received the results of Y DNA tests done for the purpose of determining more about the origin of my branch of the CAVE family. By paper trail my earliest known CAVE ancestor is Robert Cave who died in Culpeper County Virginia in 1755. His contemporaries in the area were Benjamin the Burgess, David, William and John. Circumstances suggest that these men were sons of John and ? Andrews Cave. John's missing will was proved in Stafford County in 1721. The 12, 25 and 37 marker tests show that I am genetically linked to a CAVE family group about Leicester, South Leicestershire and North Northamptonshire in middle England; members of which have also been recently tested. So it stands to reason that my family is descended from the Cave's of Middle England. Of course from a genealogy standpoint the question is who was the common ancestor. Would someone who descends from Benjamin the Burgess or David please consider being tested? This would help in understanding CAVE family relationships in colonial Virginia and now. Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

I, Jim Cave, have received the results of Y DNA tests done for the purpose of determining more about the origin of my branch of the CAVE family. By paper trail my earliest known CAVE ancestor is Robert Cave who died in Culpeper County Virginia in 1755. His contemporaries in the area were Benjamin the Burgess, David, William and John. Circumstances suggest that these men were sons of John and ? Andrews Cave. John's missing will was proved in Stafford County in 1721. The 12, 25 and 37 marker tests show that I am genetically linked to a CAVE family group about Leicester, South Leicestershire and North Northamptonshire in middle England; members of which have also been recently tested. So it stands to reason that my family is descended from the Cave's of Middle England. Of course from a genealogy standpoint the question is who was the common ancestor.

http://books.google.com/books?id=ohUHAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA4 Notes on Leicestershire Inquisitions Post Mortem Name of Deceased - Date of Inq. p.m. CAVE, Rich - 1-3 Eliz. CAVE, Sir Tho., Knt - 15 & 16 Eliz. CAVE, Rd. - 30 Henry VIII CAVE, Anthony - 7 Jac. I CAVE, Francis, ar. - 1 Jac. I CAVE, Henry - 7 Jac. I CAVE, Thomas - 16 Jac. I CAVE, Elizabeth, vid'. - 10 Car. I CAVE, John, ar. - 6 Car. I CAVE, William, ar. - 13 Jac. I --------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=45434 From: 'Islington', The Environs of London: volume 3: County of Middlesex (1795) Islington Church - the east wall of the chancel Monument - Dr. William CAVE On Dr. Cave's monument is the following inscription: "Juxta heic, (ad imum pulpiti gradum,) conditur quod claudi potuit Gulielmi Cave, S. T. P. Canonici Windsoriensis, Carolo II. a sacris domesticis, hujus ecclesiæ per 28 annos vicarii: Natus est Decem. 30. An. 1637; obiit Aug. 4. An. 1713. Quatuor filiis et 2 filiabus eodem circiter loco, ex australi latere conditis accessit tandem Anna (Gualt. Stonehouse, S. T. B. filia unica) Mater pientissima, conjux charissima, quæ quidem obiit Jan. 10, 1691. Quisquis es viator, homo cum sis, ossa nostra ne violes, depositi cineres quiescant in pace, abi mortalitatis memor, nec te incautem rapiat suprema dies." ---------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=3GNmLeItis4C&q=cave Reiester Booke of Saynte De'nis Backchurch parishe (city of London) for Maryages, Christenynges, and Buryalles Begynnynge in the Yeare of Or Lord 1538 St. Dionis Backchurch Marriages 1716 April 26 - Stephen CAVE, of Warnham, Sussex, Widr, and Sarah Fowle . of St. Saviours, Southwarke, Surry, Widow Christenings 1692 April 18 - John CAVE, son of John and Susanna CAVE, Packer 1693 Jun 9 - Susanna CAVE, d/o of John and Susannah CAVE, packer (1693 July 4 - Mary Oakes, d/o Daniel and Anne Oakes, lodger at John CAVE's) 1694 Sep 1 - Mary CAVE, d/o John & Susanna CAVE, packer 1696 July 22 - Anne CAUE, d/o of John and Susanna CAUE, Packer; b. & bap. 1697 Oct 5 - Elizabeth CAUE, d/o John & Susannah CAUE, Packer; b. 1 Oct. Burials 1692 April 30 - John CAVE, s/o John CAVE, Packer; bur. in North Ile 1693 Aug 20 - Susanna CAUE, d/o John CAUE, Packer; bur. in North Ile 1694 Sep 8 - Mary CAUE, d/o John CAUE, packer; bur. in North Ile 1700 Jun 4 - John CAVE, packer; bur. in N. Ile -------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=mwkCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PR1 Rugby School Register - Vol I. from April 1675 to April 1842 Appointed Trustee by order of the Court of Chancery in 1632: Thomas CAVE, Esq., afterwards first Baronet, of Stanford, in the . Co. of Northampton. Died 1670. in 1682: Oliver CAVE, Esq., of Clifton, in the Co. of Warwick. Died 1700. in 1696: Sir Roger CAVE, opf Stanford, in the Co. of Northampton, . 2nd Baronet. Died 1703. In 1705: Sir Thomas CAVE, of Stanford, 3rd Baronet. Died 1719. in 1728: Sir Verney CAVE, 4th Baronet. Died 1734. in 1790: Sir Thomas CAVE, M.P., 7th Baronet. Died 1792 in 1792: Rev. Charles CAVE, 8th Baronet. Died 1810. Entrances in 1679: CAVE, Ambrose, third son of Sir Thomas CAVE, Bart., of Stanford . Hall, Leicestershire (July 12.) in 1682: Thomas CAVE, eldest son of Mr. Oliver CAVE, Clifton, Warw. . (June 28.) Baptised 13 April 1673. in 1690: CAVE, Thomas, eldest son ofOliver CAVE, Esq., Clifton. . Re-admitted. in 1690: CAVE, Richard, second son of the above Oliver CAVE, Esq. . Baptised 31 July 1976. in 1690: CAVE, Thomas, eldest s/o Sir Roger CAVE, Bart, of Stanford . Hall (June 20.) Born c1682. Died 21 April 1719. in 1690: CAVE, Charles, third s/o Sir Roger CAVE (June 20.) Died at . sea in the great storm of Nov. 1703 in 1691: CAVE, Brian, son of Oliver CAVe, Esq., Clifton. Baptised . 16 June 1678. in 1693: CAVE, John, third s/o Sir Roger CAVE, Bart. of Stanford Hall . (Jan 10) in 1699: CAVE, Henry, s/o Oliver CAVE, Esq., Coventry (Jan 16.) Baptised . at Clifton, 26 Dec 1687 in 1700: CAVE, Edward, eldest s/o Joseph CAVE, Rugby (Jan 15.) B. Newton, . bapt. 7 Mar 1692. Gentlemen's Magazine in 1704: CAVE, Andrew, eldest s/o Mr. John CAVE, Catthorpe, Leic. . Born 2 Oct 1691 in 1704: CAVE, Thomas, younger s/o of the above Mr. John CAVE (May 4.) . Bapt 6 Oct 1693? in 1713: CAVE, Verney, eldest s/o of Sir Thomas CAVE, Bart, Stanford Hall . (Jan. 19.) Born c1707; died 13 Sep 1734 in 1744: CAVE, Thomas, only s/o Sir Thomas CAVE, Bart., Stanford Hall. . Born c1738; died 31 May 1780 in 1749: CAVE, Urban, s/o of William CAVE, Rugby (Aug 30.) Baptised . 13 April 1736. in 1762: CAVE, Edward, s/o William CAVE Rugby (Jan 11.) Baptised . 5 April 1750 in 1764: CAVE, William, s/o William CAVE, Rugby (Apr 24.) Baptosed . 11 Jan 1752. Died 1823. in Jan 1804: CAVE, Jonathan Robbins, s/o William CAVE, Rugby, . aged 11. -------------------------------------------------------

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http://books.google.com/books?id=Jj8EAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1-PPA1835 Leicestershire Wills CAVE, Edward - Howthorp - 1586 CAVE, Henry - 1600 CAVE, Rich - Barrow sup soare - 1603 CAVE, Eliz - Pickwell - 1606 CAVE, Thos. sen - Thedingworth - 1606 CAVE, Thos - Hothorpe - 1608 CAVE, Thos - Thedingworth - 1608 CAVE, Phillipp - Barrowe sup sore - 1609 CAVE, Thos - Walcote - 1612 CAVE, Wm.,esq - Pickwell - 1614 CAVE, Eliz. - Hoothorpe - 1611-1615 CAVE, Rich. - Hoothorpe - 1611-1615 CAVE, Edw. - Hoothorpe - 1626 CAVE, Edw., clerk - Baulderton co. Nottingham, . late of Barrow upon soare - 1627 CAVE, Eliz. - Somerby - 1628-1629 CAVE, John - Pickwell - 1628-1629 CAVE, Edw. - Theddingeworth - 1628, 1630, 1631 CAVE, Mary - Theddingeworth - 1628, 1630, 1631 CAVE, Wm. - Twiford - 1648 CAVE, Deane - South Croxton - 1649 . name could also be DEANE, Cave ---------------- Leicestershire Administrations: CAVE, Chris. - Walcoate - 1591 CAVE, Thos. - Husbands Bosworth - 1604 CAVE, Anthony - Queninborowe - 1609 CAVE, Thos. - Queniborowe - 1618 CAVE, Edw. - Peatlinge parva - 1633 CAVE, Eliz. - Walton, p. of Kimcoate - 1646 CAVE, John - Church Langton - 1646 CAVE, Maria - 1646 CAVE, Wm. - Silebye - 1648 ---------------------- Leicestershire Peculiar Courts (previous to 1800): CAVE, Francis - Leicester - 1641 CAVE, Anna - Leicester - 1732 CAVE, John - Leicester - 1732 CAVE, John - Leicester - 1765 CAVE, Joseph - Leicester - 1776

http://books.google.com/books?id=3zYEAAAAIAAJ&pg=PPT1540 Northampton and Rutland Wills - 1510 to 1652 CAVE, Alice - Cransley - Book C, 1524-27 CAVE, John - Kettering - Book E, 1531-38 CAVE, John - Weekley - Book E, 1531-38 CAVE, John - Yelvertoft - Book H, 1537-39 and 1540-44 CAVE, Richard - Yelvertoft - Book K, 1549-57 CAVE, Annys - Yelvertoft - Book K, 1549-57 CAVE, William - Stanford - Book L, 1548-61 CAVE, William - Geddington - Book O, 1556, 1557 CAVE, Robert - Slapton - Book P, 1560-66 CAVE, Edmund - Weekley - Book P, 1560-66 CAVE, William - Yelvertoft - Book Q, 1558-59 CAVE, Lambert - Yelvertoft - Book Q, 1558-59 CAVE, Richard - Warkton - Book R, 1559-62 CAVE, Edward - Kelmarsh - Book T, 1570-77 SECOND SERIES - 1610 to 1644 CAVE, Elizab - Broughton - '28 CAVE, John - Burton Latimer - '28 CAVE, Roger - Daventry - '39 CAVE, William - Irchester - '23 CAVE, William - Kettering - '17 CAVE, Anne - Kettering- '39 CAVE, Henry - Hargrave - '29 CAVE, Thomas - Stanford - '19 CAVE, Ralph - Ashby St - Ledgers - '36 CAVE, Lyon - Barton - '34 SMITH, als. CAVE, Thomas - Yardley Gobion '18 THIRD SERIES - 1603-52 CAVE, John - Kingsthorpe - '41 CAVE, Willia, - Welford - '51 Note: There are 3 missing pages which have Caves listed. Cross-checking the index gives a small clue who they could be - but without any town or village listed. Pg 81 - J. CAVE - 1570-77 Pg 81 - T. CAVE - 1570-77 Pg 88 - G. CAVE - 1590, 1597-1602 Pg 88 - Nch CAVE - 1590, 1597-1602 Pg 89 - Sm CAVE - 1590, 1597-1602

http://books.google.com/books?id=mELtMxih7Q4C&pg=PA7 Colonization, Plantations and More in South Carolina Lots here - enter CAVE into the search box, right hand column ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=hxPQUSJc0i8C&pg=RA1-PA233 The German Element of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia Page County. Under Act of June 7, 1832. Reuben CAVE, Va. State Troops. ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=YmP7AtWX-JIC&pg=PA55 Glory Enough for All: Sheridan's Second Raid and the Battle of Trevilian Station pgs 55/56: Story of Lindsay Wallace CAVE and his brother, Reuben, a Confederate soldier ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=zwxNwPhGomAC&pg=PA23 Vital Records of Topsfield, Massachusetts Births - pg 23: CAVE. Sara, d/o Thomas and Mary Mar 8, 1673 CAVE, Hanna, d/o Thomas and Mary Mar 14, 1675 CAVE, Abigail, d/o Thomas and Mary - Mar 28, 1677-8 CAVE, Rebecca, d/o Thomas and Mary Mar 6, 1680-1 CAVE, Thomas, s/o Thomas and Mary Mar 6, 1680-1 CAVE, Anne, d/o Thomas and Mary - July 9, 1682 CAVE, Thomas, s/o Thomas and Prudence, May 29, 1715 CAVE Siluester, s/o Thomas and Prudence Feb 22, 1716-7 Marriage - pg 129 CAVE, Abigell and William Buckley of Salem, Dec 21, 1697 CAVE, Hettee, of Middleton, and David Cummings, int. Aug. 6, 1784 CAVE, Sarah and John How, jr., Sep 27, 1697 CAVE, Thomas and Prudence Withrig, July 9, 1714 ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=Ld4DAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA454 National Cycloipaedia of American Biography James Lawson Kemper, thirty-fourth governor of Virginia (1874-78), b. Jun 11, 1823 Madison Co., VA . Married Miss C. Conway CAVE on July 4, 1853 -----------------------------------------------------------------

http://books.google.com/books?id=Eh8IAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA163 Three Chapters of Letters Relating to the Suppression of the Monasteries Pgs 163 and 164 Francis CAVE to Cromwell - 1536 "My most bownden dutye rememberyd, this is to advertis yower good lordshippe of the hole estate of the late monastery of Leycester, in the wiche we have taken the surrender and feyne of thabbott an convent, and the wrytinges therof be in my custodye......" for a better explanation of the letter to Cromwell go to http://books.google.com/books?id=qc8QAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA392 Ecclesiastical Memorials....pgs 392 and 393 ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=FcacqAh5SMQC&pg=PA2 Register of Burials at the Temple church, 1628-1853 Mr. Brian CAVE, a gentleman of the Middle Temple, was buried in the high chancell on the Middle Temple side, the first of December 1634. - pg 2 John CAVE of the Inner Temple, esq., was buried in the body of the church the 18th of January 1672-3. - Pg 21 ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=FgcCAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA54 A Register of the Scholars Admitted Into Merchant Taylor's School 1720 - William CAVE, b. 1 Dec 1708 - pg 54 1729 - John CAVE, b. 21 Jan. 1718 - pg 75 1730 - John CAVE, b. 26 Sep. 1719 - pg 76 1843 - Wm. Tull CAVE, b. 31 Oct. 1834, s/o Wm. G. and Harriett, glass . mfgr, Fenchurch St - pg 290 1869 - George CAVE, b. Feb 1856, s/o Thomas and Elizabeth, M.P. . Lancaster Gate. Sch. of St. John's, Osf. 1874; School Terc. Sch. . and Pitt Club Exh; Taylorian Exh. for French, 1874; 1st C.Mod. 1875; . B.A. (1st C.) 1878; Inner Temple Sch. for Law of Real Property, 1879. . Barrister-at-Law - pg 371 ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=qiYJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA397 Dictionary of National Biography pg 397 - CAVE, Alfred (1847-1900), congregational divine, b. London 29 Aug 1847, fourth s/o Benjamin CAVE by his wife, Harriet Jane, d/o Samuel Hackett..... pg 398 - CAVE, Sir Lewis William (1832-1897),judge, eldest s/o William CAVE by Elizabeth, his wife, born at Desborough 3 Jul 1832...... ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=N7YHAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA85 Church rides in the neighbourhood of Scarborough, Yorkshire St. Lawrence, Scalby: Vicar - Master John de CAVE, Priest, 11 January 1380. ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=PVyvsSQQLBAC&pg=PA37 The Publications of the Harleian Socity - 1888 St. George, Hanover Square 1790 Feb 25 - Henry Otway, Esq, & Sarah CAVE. Married by C. CAVE, . Rector of Thingdon, co. Northamp - pg 37 1798 Aug 20 - The Hon. Philip Pusey, of this parish, B., & the Rt. Hon. Lady . Lucy CAVE, W., of Archester, co. Northamp. Married by C. CAVE, . Rector of Thingdon, & c. 1801 July 8 - Thomas CAVE, of St. James, Westmr, B., & Sophia Deverell, . S., of this parish. 1802 Mar 22 - William Booer & Anna Maria CAVE 1803 May 18 - Stephen CAVE & Ann Arnold 1806 Feb 6 - James Simpson, of St. Giles in the Fields, B., & Susan CAVE, . of this parish, S., a minor, with consent of her mother Susan CAVE, widow. 1808 Sep 21 - William CAVE & Ann Maria Stonhill ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=oGMBAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA93 Genealogical memoirs of the extinct family of Chester of Chicheley lots of CAVEs - use the search box in right column ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=QP0HAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA276 The history of the parish and priory of Lenton 1612 - Mary, d/o Sir Thomas CAVE, Knight, buried 15 August Footnote: "Sir Thomas CAVE, the father of the child whose burial is recorded above, was of Stanford, in Leicestershire, and was the eldest son of Roger CAVE, Esq., of that place. His grandson was created a baronet in 1641. It is somewhat difficult to understand how a child of Sir Thomas CAVE's came to be buried at Lenton." ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=12ABAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA84 Memorials of the Scottish families of Strachan and Wise Catherine, eldest daughter of Sir John Strachan, Bart., and Elizabeth Hunter, married John CAVE, Esq. of Brentry, Gloucestershire; she died, s.p., about the year 1872 at Portishead, Bristol ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=SUIJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA205 Sussex Archaeological Collections Relating to the History and Antiquities of the County Abraham CAVE, died November 20th, 1818, aged 82. Sarah CAVE, his wife, August 15th, 1777,aged 58. Also their son, John CAVE, March 12th, 1812, aged 48. Olive CAVE, daughter of John and Sarah CAVE, died April 26th, 1808, aged 16 months. ----------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=D1IGAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA80 A History of Northumberland Tho. de CAVE, 1361 - rector of Knaresdale -----------------------------------------------------------------

http://www.findmypast.com/lbSearchStart.action City of London Burials - 1788 to 1855 Name, burial place and burial year is available. Pay to view the entire transcription. ------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=9ylPvKNF_FMC&pg=PA37 Oxford City Documents - 1258 to 1665 1639 - Ballivi (baliff): Walter CAVE, brewer 1650 - Maior (mayor): Walter CAVE, brewer 1637 Oct 19 - buried: Mr. John CAVE 1639 Jun 27 - buried: Mris Mary CAVE 1657 Sep 9 - buried: Henry, son of Walter CAVE, esq., 1662/3 Feb 23 - buried: Mr.Walter CAVE 1668 Nov 21 - buried: Elizabeth, w/o Mr. Walter CAVE 1672 Nov 9 - buried: Jane, d/o Mr. Walter CAVE the elder 1670 Nov 8 - married: Mr. Walter CAVE and Mris Ann Turton -------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=AxoEqUhuoEAC&pg=PA54 An Index to the Wills and Inventories Now Preserved in the Probate Registry, at Chester CAVE, Terence, of Liverpool, mariner - Admon. 1762 --------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=VDYEAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA11 The Registers of Doddington-Pigot, Co. Lincoln 1562-1812 1599 - Katerne d/o Edward CAVE christened the xxvj of Decembr 1605 - Luce the d/o John CAVE christened the second of February. 1609 - Edward CAVE the sonne of Edward CAVE, Miller, & Agnes . his wife was baptized the ixth of July. 1609 - Edward CAVE, of Whisby, Miller, buiried the xxixth of July. . Edward his sonne buiried the same day. ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=N14CAAAAYAAJ&pg=RA1-PA624 Gardener's Magazine and Register of Rural & Domestic Improvement - 1829 Gloucestershire - Extra-Prizes: Cantaloup Melon, Mrs.John CAVE -----------------------------------------------------------------

http://www.cwc.lsu.edu/links/cwinfo4.htm Andersonville Civil War Prison Record CAVE, Allen - Private - Union - 54 Ohio Infantry, Co. H - Captured 7-22-1864 at Altanta, GA - Held at Andersonville, survived CAVE, James B. - Private - Union - 126 Ohio Infantry, Co. C - Captured 7-9-1864 at Monocacy, Maryland - Held at Andersonville and survived ----------------------------------------------------- www.state.nj.us/state/darm/links/marriagedb1867.html Index to New Jersey Marriages, 1848 - 1867 CAVE, Thomas P. m. Raymond, Marietta - Middletown Point - 1 Jan 1855 ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/state/list22.pl New Jersey - Index to Supreme Court Cases, 1704 - 1844 CAVE, Thomas v. Heritage, William - Trepass on the Case - Salem - 1840 Craig, Samuel v. CAVE, Dennis - Debt - Somerset- 1764 ------------------------------------------------------ www.rootsweb.com/~nesgs/Ancestree/vol08/v08n3pa7.htm Buffalo County, Indiana Marriage - 1876 Nov. 18 CAVE, Dennis W., age 26, b. Indiana, parents: William CAVE & Ella Russell to JONES, Sarah V., age 19 - b.Missouri, parents: Henry Jones & Mary Brown ------------------------------------------------------ http://unger.myplainview.com/cemetery/cemetery.php?wide=1&name=cave Hale County, Texas, Cemetery Records Frank Edgar CAVE, Thelma Zerah Asbury CAVE, Lillian Meadows CAVE, Sarah Jane CAVES ------------------------------------------------------ http://www.open.org/pioneerc/pg08.html Salem (Oregon) Pioneer Cemetery Data Notes and Obituaries for: CAVES, Andrew - b.c1889 - d. 21 Jun 1941 CAVES, Clyde - b. 23 Mar 1881 - d. 9 Sep 1948 CAVES, Laura V. - d. 4 Feb 1949 ---------------------------------------------------------- http://www.worldvitalrecords.com/ Newspaper: The Alma Signal - Alma, Kansas - Thurs. Aug. 1, 1929 "...a home, owned by C. E. CAVE of Seattle, Washington, carved from a Douglas fir tree, estimated to be 21,000 years old, and mounted on a truck. The tree was felled in the northwest forests of Washington in 1924, was 287 feet high and 16 feet in diameter at the base. A log from the tree 7 feet 7 inches in diameter and 22 feet long, was hollowed out by hand, making the home consisting of a bedroom, library, kitchen, shower bath, electric lights, hot and cold running water........Mr. CAVE was enroute to the eastern states giving short talks upon the preservation of national forests pointing to the fact that it is a public duty to conserve timber which has taken years to grow....." ----------------------------------------------------------- books.google.com/books?id=_PwBAAAAMAAJ&printsec=titlepage History of Boone County, Missouri Enter Cave in search box - right hand column ----------------------------------------------------------- http://www.worldvitalrecords.com/recentcontentlisting.aspx View the most recent databases for limited time. -----------------------------------------------------------

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: oleander04 Surnames: Caves, Curtis Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/707/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi, I am looking for info on the parents of Charlotte (Lottie)Curtis nee Caves, her husband J.T.(Truman) Curtis, and their children. Charlotte Caves was born April 12, 1851 and died Jan. 14, 1916. She married Mr. Curtis. He was born in 1833 and died 1889 in Pittsville, Wisconsin. As far as I know they only had 4 children- My great grandfather-James Truman born 1881-died 1955, George-born 1884-died 1969, Kate, and Carrie (possibly Carra-born 1878). I am specifically looking for info on Kate and Carrie. I was told that Kate moved to California and married a Laing and Carrie never married and stayed in Wisconsin. I am trying to find where Kate and Carrie are buried, Charlotte Caves' parents and J.T. Curtis' parents. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you! Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: mcurtis3_1 Surnames: Cave Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/691.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Thomas is my Great Grandfather and Edith my Great Grandmother. [email protected] Important Note: The author of this message may not be subscribed to this list. If you would like to reply to them, please click on the Message Board URL link above and respond on the board.

http://books.google.com/books?id=SwQKAAAAMAAJ&pg=PA166 Calendar of Patent Rolls 1295 Oct 26 - Canterbury Commission to hear an appeal which William de CAVE brings in the county of Northumberland against Hugh, son of Henry de Middelburgh, in custody in the gaol of Newcastle-on-Tyne for the death of Robert de CAVE, his brother. --------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.british-history.ac.uk/ British History Online Journal of the House of Lords - March 1593 Certain land to Lisle CAVE ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=oMQHAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA1-PA8 Barton Under Needwood Parish Register 1571-1812 Pt.I-II Deanery of Tutbury 1572 Oct 27 - Joannes Nalle married Margeria CAVE (pg 8) 1580 Dec 8 - Johannes Bust married Margareta CAVE (pg 14) 1597 July 28 - Alicia CAVE - sep. (pg 20) ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=xmMJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA20 Parish Church of Adel, County of York: 1606-1812 Wedings: 1611 Aug 6: . Arthur CAVE and Alice Wayte, both of this pish of Adle Mariages in the yeare 1619: Apr 5 . William CAVE, of Ottley pish, maried Mary Wayte of ye pish of Addle Marriages, 1746: May 20 . Joseph Cooper, of Doncaster, and Mary CAVE, of this Parish ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=MPQBAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA33 Rugby: The School and the Neighbourhood Pg 33 - By an order of the Court of Chancery, 7th Charles 1st, 1632, the following was appointed Trustee: Thomas CAVE of Stanford, in the County of Northampton, Esq Pg 38 - In 1653 appointed Trustee of the Rugby School Charity - St. John CAVE, of Clifton, in the said County, Esq. Pg 47 - Oliver CAVE, of Clifton upon-Dunsmore, elected Trustee in 1682 Pg 52 - Early Master of Rugby School - 1720: CAVE, Thomas, second s/o Sir Thomas CAVE, Bart., Stanford Hall, Leic; afterwards fifth Baronet, M.P. for Leicestershire, and Trustee of Rugby School, 1735 Pg 58 - 1746: Sir Thomas CAVE, Trustee. His habits of business, and the attention he paid to all matters connected with the Charity, pointed him out to his co-trustees as one on whose judgment they might fairly rely, and acquiesce in; and it was well for the School that they did so. Sir Thomas CAVE, to whose memory Rugby School owes a debt of graditude, was the second son of Sir Thomas CAVE, a former Trustee or Rugby School, elected as such in 1705; he died in 1719, and was succeeded by his eldest son, Sir Verney CAVE, elected a Trustee of the School in 1728. Sir Verney died unmarried in 1734, and was succeeded by his brother, Sir Thomas CAVE. In 1734 this Sir Thomas was elected a Trustee of Rugby School and in 1741 he was elected as a representative in Parliament for the County of Leicester. ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=KA4BAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA119 College of St. John the Evangelist - Cambridge Pg 119 - 1655: Walter CAVE, of Mantley (Martley), Worcestershire, son of Thomas CAVE, 'yeoman'; bred at Mautley (Mr. Jackson) for 5 years; admitted sizar, tutor and surety Mr. Paman, 31 March, aet 17. ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.hamersleyfamily.com/westminsterpollbook_ca.htm Westminster Poll Book 1749 Nov 30, 1749 - CAVE, Daniel - Bury Street - St James's Parish -------------------------------------------------------------------

Valentine CAVEs in the IGI: 1. Valentine CAVE - 1880 United States Census / South Carolina . Birth: <1811> SC . wife Martha ----------------------- 2. Valentine CAVE - 1881 British Census / Northampton . Birth: <1823> Caldecot, Rutland, England . wife Hannah . son William 3. Valentine CAVE - 1881 British Census / Warwick . Birth: <1867> Bham, Warwick, England 4. Valentine CAVE - 1881 British Census / York . Birth: <1842> Caldecott, Rutland, England . (wife Elizth, 8 children listed) ----------------------- 5. VALENTINE CAVE . Birth: About 1573 Clifton-On-Dunsmore, Hillmorton, Warwick, Eng . wife Susannah Barker b.about 1577 . dtr Mary b.06 AUG 1599 . dtr Jane b.20 APR 1600 . son Roger b.05 OCT 1603 . son Valentine b.05 OCT 1605 6. VALENTINE CAVE . Birth: 05 OCT 1605 Of Clifton-On-Dunmore, Hillmorton, Warwick, Eng 7. Valentine Cave . Birth about 1608 Of, Wandsworth, Surrey, England 8. Valentine Cave . Birth about 1608 Of, Wandsworth, Surrey, England ---------------------------- 9. VALENTINE CAUE . Marriage 03 MAR 1632 All Saints, Wandsworth, London, Eng 10. VALENTINE CAVE . Marriage 03 MAR 1633 Wandsworth, Surrey, Eng to Dorothia Cross ----------------------------- 11. VALENTINE CAVE . Christening: 24 FEB 1822 Caldecott, Rutland, England . parents: John CAVE and Hannah

http://books.google.com/books?id=hVcJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PT30 Index to Wills Proved....Court of the Archdeacon of Berkshire 1555 - CAVE, Richard, chantry priest, Faringdon 1577 - CAVE, Simon, Strathfield Mortimer 1602 - CAVE, Nicholas, North Hinksey --------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=1W1k9QIgqiEC&pg=RA154-PA18 The Parish Registers of St. Michael, Cornhill, London Oct 25, 1654 - Phillip CAVE and Sarah Martin were marrd by Aldm. Titchborne --------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=p0QuAAAAMAAJ&pg=PP49 Historical Collections Relating to Northamptonshire - Preaching Licences, 1672 Licence to John CAVE to be a Pr. Teacher in Widow Manly's howse in Daventry, Northton. 10 June. --------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=HPgHAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA379 Gloucestershire notes and queries A Monumental Inscription from Egypt Assouan, Upper Egypt......6th December, 1880..........It may interest the surviving friends of the only Englishman whose remains lie in the desolate Arab burying-place of this frontier town to know that his tomb is in good repair, forming a striking contrast to the wilderness of miserable native graves by which it is surrounded. In Memory of DANIEL CAVE, Jun., Esq., of Cleve Hill, Gloucestershire, Drowned at the Cataracts, January 30, 1861, Aged 25 --------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=1WgJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA37 the life and times of anthony wood antiquary of oxford pg 37 Descendants of John Cave and Ellen (Petty) Davies (John CAVE, vicar of Great Milton, sometimes rector of Middleton Cheyney, Northts, eldest son of Sir Brian CAVE) pg 469 Walter CAVE of Grandpoole, brewer, brother to Sir Richard CAVE, knight, died 21 Febr. 1662 and was buried in S. Aldate's church. He m. (1) Alice, d/o of Thomas Williams and (2) Elizabeth, the d/o ......Clemson by both which he had issue. Elizabeth buried in St. Aldate's church 21 Nov. 1668 ---------------------------------------------------------

How exciting Jim and Mike. Will be most anxious to see what the extended markers tell. I found some hairs in one of my Dads hats. I wonder if that would work? You all didnt think they could use a tooth...But I see all sorts of things being used in the news and forensic files. Would I have to go another route to get it and then submit to the CAVE DNA project. I am really trying to find one thing of Dads that would work. Sue Ellen Cave Ash dau of Ray Allison Cave, grandau of David Franklin Cave, great grandau of Perry Cave, who was son of Benjamin F. Cave , son of Benjamin and Nancy Gallihue CAVE of Stanley, Page county.VA, son of John CAVE. I can prove that far...

We are most appreciative of all the things you find for us, Jane. I found todays posts very interesting. Sue Ellen

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