http://www.lexisnexis.com/academic/guides/Ash/plan1304.pdf Records of Ante-Bellum Southern Plantations from the Revolution through the Civil War - Central Piedmont Virginia Pgs 15-16-19-20-22-24-25-27-32-70 -------------------------------------------------------- www.virginiadot.org/vtrc/main/online_reports/pdf/85-r2.pdf Orange County Road Orders 1734-1749 -------------------------------------------------------- www.ancestry.com The Battle of the Thames Oct. 5, 1813 - Kentuckians defeating the British, French, and Indians Pvt Richard CAVE - William Huchison's Company Pvt John CAVE - John W. Reading's Company ------------- Illinois Soldiers in the Mexican War - 1846-48 John CAVE - 1st Regiment - d. Santa Fe, NM Jan. 1848 ------------------------------------------------------- www.rootsweb.com/~mistcla2/m_records2.htm Marriages - St. Clair County, Michigan 24 Jan 1859, Kenokee CAVES, Fanny - 18 - Kenokee m. TURNER, John - 28 - Brockway 25 Dec 1859, Kenokee - by H. Burnham, JP CAVES, Mary - 19 m. HALPIN, Henry - 25 - both of Kenokee ------------------------------------------------------- http://iowagravestones.org/search.php?search=custom Iowa Gravestone Photo Project......lots of CAVE/CAVES ------------------------------------------------------- http://www.iowaoldpress.com/IA/Butler/1929/DEC.html Mr. and Mrs. Vern CAVE are the happy parents of a nine pound boy, born Monday morning, Dec. 11, 1899 ------------------------------------------------------- http://www.iowaoldpress.com/IA/Scott/1907/FEB.html Daily Times - Davenport, Scott, Iowa - Friday, Feb. 15, 1907 Maquoketa [Jackson Co.] Miss Lulu Beaver is now clerking in the dry goods department at the C.R. CAVE store. ------------------------------------------------------- http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/1860rockingham.htm 1860 FEDERAL CENSUS - ROCKINGHAM, SCOTT, IOWA CAVE, Joseph - age 38 - b. England - Occ: F L (farm laborer?) CAVE, Mrs - age 35 - b. England CAVE, Elizabeth - age 7 - b. Iowa CAVE, Martha - age 5 - b. Iowa CAVE, Joseph - age 3 - b. Iowa ------------------------------------------------------- http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/1870b1.htm 1870 FEDERAL CENSUS - BUTLER TWP, SCOTT, IOWA CAVE, John - age 30 - b. Missouri - occ: laborer CAVE, Elisabeth - age 22 - b. Missouri - occ: Keeping house CAVE, Rube - age 1 - female - b. Illinois ------------------------------------------------------- http://198.209.8.207/lochist/frisco/employee_cards/results.cfm Frisco (St. Louis San Francisco Railway) employee cards from the 1940s Woodrow Wilson CAVE - view online David Joe CAVE & Larry Alfred CAVE - available on request. -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.idahohistory.net/Statewide_1890_Index.pdf 1890 "Re-constructed" Census for Idaho -------------------------------------------------------- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~mennobit/index2.html Gospel Herald - Volume 85, Number 44 - Nov. 10, 1992, page 15 CAVE, Doris (Omah), 73, Sarasota, Fla. Born: March 12, 1919, Kosciuosko County, Ind. Died: Oct. 7, 1992, Sarasota, Fla. Survivors - husband: Bernard R. Cave; step-daughter: Janice A.; brother: Ralph Omah. Congregational membership: Bahia Vista Mennonite Church. Funeral: Oct. 12, Sunnyside Village, Sarasota, Fla., by A. Don Augsburger. Burial: Venice Memorial Gardens, Venice, Fla. --------------------------------------------------------

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: HughCave838 Surnames: CAVE Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/704.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Yes please. The Cave Family History Society would be pleased to receive digital photographs of gravestones in your local church - which one! Hugh Cave Secretary 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.

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-------------------------------------------------------------------- http://books.google.com/books?id=lxUHAAAAQAAJ LEISTERSHIRE ARCHITECTURAL SOCIETY Stanford Church and its Registers, &c Lots of CAVE information here.....click on "Page 1" lower left corner -------------------------------------------------------------------- books.google.com/books?id=pCswAAAAIAAJ&pg=RA4-PA519&dq= Cave+marriage#PRA4-PA517,M1 (2-line URL) REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS AND EXCHEQUER CHAMBER.... in the Thirty-fifth Year of George III Goodtitle, on the several demises of Holford, Jervoise and CAVE, Bart. against Otway - Pages 513 - 524 --------------------------------------------------------------------- books.google.com/books?id=KFMDAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA584&dq=Cave+marriage REPORTS OF CASES ARGUED AND DETERMINED IN THE HIGH COURT OF CHANCERY Marriage Settlement - Dorothy CAVE and Francis Highway - 1739 Pages 584 - 587 --------------------------------------------------------------------- books.google.com/books?id=MJO5Fi1CxPwC&pg=PA138&dq=Cave+marriage HAMPSHIRE ALLEGATIONS FOR MARRIAGE LICENCES GRANTED BY THE BISHOP OF WINCHESTER - 1689 TO 1837 Pages 138 - 139 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- books.google.com/books?id=CSwJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA341&dq=Cave+marriage#PPA342,M1 DICTIONARY OF NATIONAL BIOGRAPHY CAVES - Pages 338 - 342 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- books.google.com/books?id=cgIJAAAAIAAJ&pg=PA79&dq=Cave+marriage#PPA79,M1 THE GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE Obituary - Sir John R.C.B. CAVE, Bart - Pages 79 and 80 -----------------------------------------------------------------------

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: Beth_Rhoades Surnames: Cave Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/703/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am trying to locate a living relative of this gentleman. I have a photograph that I would like to return back to his family. 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.

My SUSPICION is that the Cave line that tested in Virginia is the following person, since the Cave website states the earliest known ancestor wass a John Cave born 1745 in Virginia. Is this mana part of the Robert - Benjamin - John - mary Cave Echols group? Michael > > Hello, > I'm searching John Cave b.c. 1745 d. abt. 1812 South Carolina m. Sarah > Wilson Brown b. Dec. 30, 1745 Brown's Cove-Albemarle Co., Virginia. d. 1831 > Benjamin W. Cave b.c.1780 m. Aug. 26, 1798 South Carolina Elizabeth Bates > John Bunyan Cave(s) b. June 20, 1799 S.C. m. Oct. 21, 1824 S.C. Elizabeth > Roundtree b.c. 1799-1805 > Whitfield Thomas Cave b. Sept. 12, 1839 S.C. d. Jan. 2, 1897 Dodge Co., Ga. > m. Sarah Annie Burckhalter b. Mar. 7, 1838 S.C. d. June 14, 1916 Dodge Co., > Ga. > Thomas Eldridge Cave(s) b. Dec. 22, 1868 Ga. d. Nov. 7, 1953 Ga. > > ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Michael this is GREAT news for all of us. If we can get even one CAVE family connected its progress. Hang in there Michael, I for one am still trying to find a male CAVE in my line to test for us. Since there are only a few of them, I am trying to contact them. Two are adopted so they are out, and working on three more who may be direct but I dont know them personally so asking is a bit strange thing for me to do. But I will... Still hope they can take my Daddy tooth and get some thing from it.... We need to do DNA testing so we can tell what CAVE families in England we connect to for sure. That is grand that you had the chance to travel over to Europe. YEA! Wish I was able to do that. Keep being the Cheerleader Michael! We need you! We need everyone on the list and message boards! I check back to only a few years ago and see what amazing progress we have made in a short time. Its so hard for some of you to understand it took YEARS to find anything before the Internet and computers, if your family was poor and left little documented paper trails. It took me over 15 years to find my family connection out of Ohio to Virginia. Today I think I could have done the connections in less than a week. It just was not easy then. I wrote to everyone and every place I could think of but I never got anywhere. It was so discouraging. All the leads led no where, the line was there but I didnt have the resources to find them. I still have the stacks of letters and notes from back then. Many tried to help, but turn around time was weeks for a letter back then. So to me and others who have been doing family research for years, we have more than tripled our research and connections in the short time span we have had computers. The amazing amount of information that is now available on line is a gold mine for all of us. The instant connections we can make today were unheard of only a short 10 years ago. So be patient and do keep cheering all of us on. To Everyone... Dont forget to repast some basic information from time to time, it helps others to know where we are in our quest and which family lines we are researching. I lost my Mother (age 95) this past month now I have no elder to ask questions of anymore in our family. Its so much harder, get those questions and answers NOW of your family elders. Even in her last years Mother was still keen on the past, her memory was sharp. I took many notes. There are still unanswered questions that come up each week. Sue Ellen Cave Ash list coordinator

>From the Cave Family History Society Website: I think this is the lineage of the English Cave that John Cave b. 1745 in Virginia matched: Brian Cave (452) Cave of Maidford, NTH Brian’s parents were Richard (1912) and Eileen C Brewer, then Henry George (1881) and Elizabeth Schofield of Maidford; Richard (1832) and Fanny Reeve; William (1797) and Susannah Hollaway; Richard (1775) and Ann Cooper of Thorpe Mandeville; Thomas (c1745) and Sarah Bartlett; Thomas (1714) and Elizabeth of Guilsborough; William (1685) and Joice; John (1661) and his first wife Elizabeth Seamark; John (1624) and Elizabeth Hide and so to Valentine (c1585) and Agnes. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

_http://www.cave-fhs.org.uk/_ (http://www.cave-fhs.org.uk/) In a message dated 6/2/2007 8:34:36 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: Hi, What's the link to the DNA site for Cave? Anita ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Hi, What's the link to the DNA site for Cave? Anita Too Much Drama Drives Me Crazy! ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Sometimes I feel like a lonely cheerleader trying to get some of the Caves on this list to do the dna genealogy test.... :) Ironically enough I was in London last week. Just coming back to the states and checking my email, I see that there has been a match between a "Virginia Cave" and an "English Cave." The Cave Family History Society reports that there is a 37/37 exact match between a descendant of a Valentine Cave born in Northamptonshire in the 1500's..and a descendant of a John Cave born in Virginia ca 1745. I don't know any more information about these lines, but it is a start. Michael Walker p.s. the family tree dna website has just been revamped and gives much more info. ************************************** See what's free at http://www.aol.com.

Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Common Pleas and Exchequer Chamber and in the House of Lords; from Easter Term 36 Geo III 1796 to Trinity Term 39 Geo. III 1799........ SIR THOMAS CAVE Pages 576, 587, 593, 597, 599, 600, 601, 613, 616, 659 Note: Access through Google...in search box type: "Sir Thomas Cave" Michaelmas Term ------------------------------------------------- http://www.bham.ac.uk/18Ccheap-print/song_l.htm The Leicestershire freeholder's song, to the tune of, Ye commons and peers, pray lend me your ears, &c [Leicester?, [1768?] 1 sheet; 1/20. Leicestershire Record Office 9D59 "Ye blades of our shire,". An election song supporting "both our Palmer and CAVE", i.e. Sir John Palmer and Sir Thomas CAVE, who both stood as candidates for the 1768 Leicestershire parliamentary election. ------------------------------------------------- http://apps.buckscc.gov.uk/eforms/libPrisoners/detail.aspx?id=846 Aylesbury Gaol in the 19th Century CAVE, William - age 40 - b. Wolverton, Stony Stratford occ: malster - crime: stealing sugar from the Master - sentence: one month father: George ------------------------------------------------- http://www.batharchives.co.uk/ Georgian Newspaper Project Database Click on "quick search" 13 Sep 1798 - Finance: bankruptcy certificates - Sep 29 Joseph CAVE, carpenter, Walcot 3 May 1770 - Crime: Wilts qtr sessions, Devizes Fri, sentences - James CAVE, John Cole & Thos. Oliver, militia men imprisoned 6 months for not attending annual exercise. 26 Oct 1780 - Finance: partnership of William Hetling (of Bath), Thomas CAVE (of Bristol) & Samuel Atlee (of Walcot), distillers in "William Hetling & Co" is dissolved as regards interest of Thomas CAVE. Walcot 19 Aug 1784 - Property: Messrs Thos CAVE, Daniel Burges, attorneys, Bristol. 20 Apr 1780 - Health: St Peter's Hospital - John CAVE, esq., elected Governor ------------------------------------------------ freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~shakespeare/poet/lost_family.htm note of the Strong family in the hand of Lucy Strong written in the 18th century Tho: Strong of Sutton Bun [?] In Leicestershire Esqr: had a good estate & 3 sons & 3 daughters-------- Tho: ye first son married Jus: CAVE daughter of Mr. CAVE of Leir in Leicestershire & by her he had two sons - Tho: & Wm Esqr. Mic'3 son married Mary CAVE an other daughter of ye affors; CAVE Gent: Leicestershire She was Aunt to Dr. CAVE. Mic: had by Mary Cave Tho: & one more son. ------------------------------------------------- http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/ A2A - Family History: Wills (available for purchase £3.50) Dates appear to be 1600-1800s Right side of page: under Popular Content ... click on Wills Left side of next page: in Quick Search box ... type in Cave Next page: under Family History ... click on Wills 280+ Cave wills -------------------------------------------------- http://www.thepeerage.com/i331.htm#5114 A genealogical survey of the peerage of Britain Hundreds of CAVE, CAVE-BROWNE and CAVE-BROWNE-CAVE -------------------------------------------------- www.interment.net/data/eng/leicestershire/ind_chapel/index.htm Independent Chapel Cemetery - Great Easton, Leicestershire, England CAVE, Charles, d. 18 ? 1875, age: 51 years, Husband, Father and . Minister of the Gospel in this Chapel for several years CAVE, Jane, b. 1798, d. 1870, Beloved wife of William Cave and . much lamented mother, dates written in Roman numerals CAVE, William, b. 18 Jan 1811, d. 28 Jun 1888, of Great Easton -------------------------------------------------- www.interment.net/data/eng/leicestershire/standrew/index.htm Saint Andrew Churchyard - Great Easton, Leicestershire, England CAVE, Ann, d. 28 Mar 1708, age: 64 years, Wife of Thomas Cave CAVE, Ann, d. 28 Mar 1798, age: 64 years, Wife of Thomas Cave CAVE, Mary Ann, d. 12 Mar 1860, age: 52 years, d/o William and Mary Cave CAVE, Mary, d. 2 Nov 1859, age: 83 years, Relict of William Cave ---------------------------------------------------- http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/stchadskirkby Memorial Inscriptions and Photographs St Chad's, Kirkby - Diocese of Liverpool 2Br/ Ellen Wife of Stephen/ CAVE died the 14th of Decr./ 1813. Aged 50. Stephen the/ above died April the 2nd/ 1861 Aged 77 Years. Also/ Alice Wife of the above died/ Jan 21st 1862 Aged 67 Years The Burial Place/ of John & Ann CAVE/ She died on the 11th of Augst/ 1843 aged 32 Years. 1Br./ Richard CAVE's/ Burial Place. 1828. In/ Memory of/ Henry,/ husband of Mary Ann CAVE,/ who died August 19th 1898,/ aged 65 years. In/ Remembrance/ of/ my beloved/ husband/ George CAVE M.R.C.V.S./ who died 26th November 1884/ aged 41 years./ Also of his parents/ Robert CAVE./ Died 22nd June 1875./ Aged 64 years./ Jane CAVE./ Died 25th July 1875./ Aged 56 years./ Christ has adorned my naked soul/ and made salvation mine./ Upon a poor polluted worm/ He made his grace to shine./ To live in hearts we leave/ behind is not to die. (view image) 2Br/ The Burial Place of/ Stephen .................h CAVE/ Stephen ... died February/ 6th 18...? ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.berksfhs.org.uk/birthbriefs/birthbriefs-cacd.htm Berks FHS CAVE, Mary - m 1799 BRK CAVE, Sarah Elizabeth - b 1837 LAN - m 1857 - d 1931 FLN CAVE, Stephen - m 1773 BRK CAVE, William - b 1800 LAN - m 1823 - d 1861 LAN ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.snwm.org/website/main.html The Scottish National War Memorial - The Castle, Edinburgh Name - Date Death - Remarks - Rank WORLD WAR I CAVE, Charles - ? - Australian Expeditionary Force - Sgt CAVE, Ernest - 20/04/1917 - Scottish Casualties Extracted from English Regiments - L/cpl CAVE, Ernest - 20/04/1917 - the Highland Light Infantry - L/Cpl CAVE, J W - 24/02/1917 - the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) - Pte CAVE, John - 23/10/1916 - the Seaforth Highlanders - Pte CAVE, John - 13/11/1916 - Canadian Expeditionary Force - Pte WORLD WAR II CAVE, Harry - 24/06/1944 - the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) - Rfn CAVE, William John Dalziel - 09/05/1940 - Royal Navy & Royal Marines - Sto 1 ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.vintagelibrary.com/pulp/cave/intrview.pdf An Interview with Hugh B. Cave - Dec. 1996 ------------------------------------------------------ http://www.bbc.co.uk/ww2peopleswar/stories/54/a4437254.shtml WW2 - DONALD STANLEY CAVE in the RAF ------------------------------------------------------

http://www.snwm.org/website/main.html The Scottish National War Memorial The Castle, Edinburgh Name - Date Death - Remarks - Rank WORLD WAR I CAVE, Charles - ? - Australian Expeditionary Force - Sgt CAVE, Ernest - 20/04/1917 - Scottish Casualties Extracted from English Regiments - L/cpl CAVE, Ernest - 20/04/1917 - the Highland Light Infantry - L/Cpl CAVE, J W - 24/02/1917 - the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) - Pte CAVE, John - 23/10/1916 - the Seaforth Highlanders - Pte CAVE, John - 13/11/1916 - Canadian Expeditionary Force - Pte WORLD WAR II CAVE, Harry - 24/06/1944 - the Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) - Rfn CAVE, William John Dalziel - 09/05/1940 - Royal Navy & Royal Marines - Sto 1

http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/search-results-summary.asp?searchType=quicksearch&pagenumber=1&queryType=1&catid=*&query=cave Family History: Ancient Petitions, Henry III - James I -------------------------------------------------------- Date: 1305 Petitioners: John de Cave. Addressees: King. Nature of request: John de Cave requests four oaks suitable for timber in the park of Beverley in the diocese of York, which is vacant and in the King's hand, to repair his houses in South Cave, in return for his service in Scotland. Nature of endorsement: The King wishes him to have four oaks. -------------------------------------------------------- Date: 1322 Petitioners: Roger de CAVE Addressees: King and council Nature of request: Roger de Cave states that John de Ormeye came into the county of Buckinghamshire and attached him without him being indicted and without a warrant, and he is in prison there. He requests a remedy. Nature of endorsement: The reason for the arrest is to be ascertained, and if it is insufficient he is to be released. -------------------------------------------------------- Date: 1322 Petitioners: Richard de CAVE Addressees: King and council Nature of request: Richard de Cave requests that the king send a writ to Robert Destokes to hand over the land which he seized into the king's hand, as he was never against the king. He also requests that he send a writ to the sheriff of Buckinghamshire to enquire into the truth of his deeds and behaviour, and that he consider that the bishop of Ely, Lord de Somery and others have fully testified that he remained in the Isle of Ely during the uprising. Nature of endorsement: The king is to be informed of the cause etc. in chancery, and justice is to be done there. -------------------------------------------------------- Date: 1322 Petitioners: Richard de CAVE. Addressees: King and coun.il Nature of request: Richard de Cave states that while he was in the service of the bishop of Ely, protecting the Isle of Ely for the king, John le Keu and other unknown people came to the towns of Bedford, Beham and Sherington, and took and carried off his corn, livestock, and other goods and chattels to the value of a hundred marks and more. He requests a remedy, in consideration of his service in England, Scotland and elsewhere, and of the fact that he was never against the king's peace, but always was, and will be, ready to serve him. Nature of endorsement: He is to have recourse to common law. -------------------------------------------------------- Date: 1335 Petitioners: Geoffrey de CAVE, clerk. Addressees: King and council. Occupation: clerk Nature of request: Geoffrey de Cave, clerk, states that he was presented to the prebend of South Cave in York Minster by the King's grandfather, because of a vacancy in the archdiocese of York, and that he sued for that prebend, to maintain the King's right, until judgment was brought, again in the time of Edward I, but that, through bad counsel, the present King sent a writ to the justices of the Bench last Trinity term to cease execution of that judgment - to the great harm of the estate of the crown and of York Minster. He requests a writ to the justices to proceed with the execution. Nature of endorsement: As the King has ordered a writ to cease execution, he is not advised by the council to repeal this. --------------------------------------------------------

www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/documentsonline/details-result.asp? Edoc_Id=7627645&queryType=1&resultcount=25 (2-line URL) Date: 1394 - 1397 Petitioners: William CAVE and Alice CAVE, his wife. Addressees: King. Nature of request: The petitioners request remedy regarding rents in Kent of £9 18s 8¾d, which, through various grants and re-grants, should belong to Alice by right from her late husband. These have been seized following an inquest held by Reche, which claimed that one of their former holders, Nicholas Brembre, held them on the day of his forfeiture, but the petitioners claim that this was not the case. -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/W04.htm#6065 Derbyshire WILLS 1525-1928 - order online Year is when Probate was granted, not the date of the Will, or even the year of death, though Probate was around that time CAVE Eliza wright 1920 Barlborough CAVE Ida gabrielle 1912 Derby and Bath,Somerset CAVE Sarah 1887 Latham Lancaster and Glossop CAVE Thomas 1904 Derby CAVE William 1882 Belper CAVE William 1917 Makeney ---------------------------------------------------------- http://ajax.lva.lib.va.us Library of Virginia - Colonial Records Survey Report No 10945 - page 4 1639 - Joseph CAVE - Merchant - Billesdon and Hincksley, Leic Survey Report No 03246 - page 1 State Papers, Domestic, Charles I, Letters and Papers 1641 - Sir Richard CAVE Survey Report No 08729 - page 2 Admiralty Muster Books 1735/1735 - Robert CAVE - sailor ------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.asp?compid=16811 Officials of the Boards of Trade 1660-1870 CAVE, Stephen - Vice President 10 July 1866 - Dec 1868 ------------------------------------------------------------ http://contueor.com/wisbech/parishes/denver/marriages.htm Wisbech and the Fenlands Denver, Norfolk - Index of Marriages 1773 - Will'm CAVE married Eliz. BRIGHTON ------------------------------------------------------------ contueor.com/wisbech/parishes/suttonstedmund/marriages_a~f.htm Wisbech and the Fenlands Sutton St. Edmund, Lincolnshire - Index of Marriages 1774 - Sarah CAVE married Richard ROO ------------------------------------------------------------ contueor.com/wisbech/parishes/wiggenhallstmarym/marriages.htm Wisbech and the Fenlands Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen, Norfolk - Index of Marriages 1761 - Bridget CAVE married Henry WOODWARD ------------------------------------------------------------ contueor.com/wisbech/parishes/wiggenhallstmaryv/marriages.htm Wisbech and the Fenlands Wiggenhall St. Mary the Virgin, Norfolk - Index of Marriages 1807 - Elizabeth CAVE married John GERMANY 1784 - Robert CAVE married Ann LARGE ------------------------------------------------------------ contueor.com/wisbech/parishes/wisbechstpeter/marriages_a~l.htm Wisbech and the Fenlands Wisbech St. Peter, Cambridgeshire Marriage: 1810 Mary CAVE and Samuel LOWERY Birth: 1829 Bartholemew CAVE Birth: 1825 Frederick William CAVE Birth: 1830 Henry Barsley CAVE-BARSLEY Birth: 1827 LouisaCAVE Birth: 1817 SamuelCAVE Birth: 1785 Susanna CAVE Birth: 1821 Thomas CAVE Birth: 1786 William CAVE Birth: 1788 William CAVE ------------------------------------------------------------

Gordon, We really appreciate your sharing of information on the Robert Cave family. I was all ears when there were mentioned some other surnames that are intermarried with the CAVE families of Page and Madison county. GRAVES, PRITCHETT are two I have seen in these counties. It could be nothing but it could be a connection to the CAVE families. Always good to share our findings with others. Sue Ellen

Gordon: Thanks for sharing your notes on Robert CAVE (d.1852) re: the Chancery cause in Greene County, Virginia. Jane

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www.biship.com/historical/commanders.htm BIship - BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Ship - Commander - Date Golconda - A. B. CAVE - 1904, 1906 Lighting - S. G. CAVE - 1914 Madura - S. G. CAVE - 1923, 1924