This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: neffhur Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/292.2/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hello, Are you related to the Cave family? Would you be able to dend the info on Rev. Cave?-- if the offer is still good.. thanks.. mary in tulsa 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 have four Rev. Caves in my tree: 1.Rev. John Cave, b. about 1590 in Pickwell, Leicestershire, England m. Elizabeth Brudenell; 2. their son, the Rev. William Cave, b. 1637, d. 1713, m Ann Stonehouse in Pickwell; 3. their grandson the Rev. Wm. Cave, b, 1738 in Orange Co VA, d. 1804 in Boone Co Kentucky, married Mary Mallory [ also Susannah Mosby, Susanna Bartlett]; 4. their son Rev. Wm Cave, b. abt. 1762 in Orange Co d. 8 Oct 1825 in Boone Co KY, married Peggy Threlkeld (their son, Taylor Cave was my ggg grandfather).

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Author: iamanomad1 Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/698.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I have a Jonas Cave born in 1831, married 9/27/1854 to Clarissa Dumm. Jonas's parents were Jonas Cave (1797-1853) and Susannah Plunk (1801-1860). I have more info on the Cave lineage if we are talking about the same Jonas. 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 have a Jonas Cave born in 1831, married 9/27/1854 to Clarissa Dumm. Jonas's parents were Jonas Cave (1797-1853) and Susannah Plunk (1801-1860). I have more info on the Cave lineage if we are talking about the same Jonas. On Feb 21, 2007, at 11:22 AM, [email protected] wrote: > This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. > > Surnames: Cave > Classification: queries > > Message Board URL: > > http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/698/mb.ashx > > Message Board Post: > > I am looking for information on Jonas/Josias Cave. He is listed on > the 1850 census as Jonas and lived in Colerain, Ross, OH. His birth > year is probably 1831. On the 1860 census there is a Josias Cave > listed as living in Colerain, Ross, OH with the birth year of 1831. > Also listed on this census report are a wife, Clarrissa, and 4 > children including John, age 2. > > Any information about this family would be greatly appreciated. > > Thanks. > > > > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to CAVE- > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without the quotes > in the subject and the body of the message

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cave Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/698/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I am looking for information on Jonas/Josias Cave. He is listed on the 1850 census as Jonas and lived in Colerain, Ross, OH. His birth year is probably 1831. On the 1860 census there is a Josias Cave listed as living in Colerain, Ross, OH with the birth year of 1831. Also listed on this census report are a wife, Clarrissa, and 4 children including John, age 2. Any information about this family would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

(From family tree) A Surname Project traces members of a family that share a common surname. Since surnames are passed down from father to son like the Y-chromosome, this test is for males taking a Y-DNA test. Females do not carry their father’s Y-DNA and acquire a new surname by way of marriage, so the tested individual must be a male that wants to check his direct paternal line (father’s father’s father’s…) with a Y-DNA12, Y-DNA37, or Y-DNA67 marker test. Females who would like to check their direct paternal line can have a male relative with this surname order a Y-DNA test. Females can also order an mtDNA test for themselves such as the mtDNA or the mtDNAPlus test and participate in an mtDNA project.

Sue Ellen and Clara: The Cave Family Historical Society has chosen Family Tree dna to be the testing service. That organization is by far the largest testing service. I was tested by it for the Walker dna group. Familytreedna.com has a lot of information. They show a Cave project, but they apparently do not have a website like most dna study groups do. I found Hugh Cave's name through contacting the project administrator. One thing you can always do, incidentally, is type in your other family names to see if they already have a project. For example I typed in Mallory, and it showed that so far all southern Mallorys are connected, but not of the same Mallory family as the northern group. You can often find that someone who represents your common ancestor has already tested. Or you can find a cousin with that surname to test. Luckily Hugh and the CFHS have already started a surname study group. Most of the work is already done for us "yanks," and we have a number of English testees. In addition, members of surname study groups get reduced pricing on testing from familytreedna You can start out measuring 12 markers...or 37..or even 64. I think the discounted rates would be $99 for 12 markers...$189 for 37. Almost everyone involved in dna testing for any length of time recommends at least 37 markers. It can tell you a lot more, particularly as more and more people test. Michael Walker In a message dated 2/17/2007 9:26:41 AM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: I have no idea how you would go about doing the DNA testing. Where and how you would go about getting the testing done? Is it done in a regular lab? How expensive is it? In what form do you get the results? A written form? Then how is it compared to the others? How do you get it to the proper sources for comparison?

Good Morning Sue Ellen! This Cave DNA comparing really sounds fascinating! I haven't been able to get any further on my Cave genealogy search than back to James Cave, born between 1800 and 1805. I have the "Genealogy of the Cave Family" by Byron Cave of Lancaster, Ohio that I think is your family line. If we are connected to that line, as near as I can tell, it was before the information in that book. Are you getting settled in your new home - and is it feeling more like home now? We would love to have you back in Ohio any time! Do I remember that your husband is a pilot? How old are your kids now? We had such a mild December, but January and February are making up for the cold, snow and ice! I think I've heard that Kansas has had a cold winter too? I have no idea how you would go about doing the DNA testing. Where and how you would go about getting the testing done? Is it done in a regular lab? How expensive is it? In what form do you get the results? A written form? Then how is it compared to the others? How do you get it to the proper sources for comparison? I guess I really don't know enough about it to ask questions! I'd love to hear from you again! Clara Cave On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 00:45:31 -0600 "S&R Ash" <[email protected]> writes: > That is wonderful. We will need to find out where to send > the DNA and results for Hugh to include us. I think I have > found two male CAVE in my line out of Indiana and Ohio > who would do this for us. I will need to contact them again. > Sue Ellen Cave Ash > > > ------------------------------- > 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 > >

That is wonderful. We will need to find out where to send the DNA and results for Hugh to include us. I think I have found two male CAVE in my line out of Indiana and Ohio who would do this for us. I will need to contact them again. Sue Ellen Cave Ash

Updating the earlier e-mail about starting a family surname study group... There already exists a Cave dna surname study group. It is handled by the Cave Family History Society, located in London. I emailed the President and founder of that organization, Hugh Cave. He is VERY interested in having US Caves join the project. Apparently, according to familytreedna, twenty one Caves have already tested. According to the Cave Family History Society website, they have eight results back...five of which connect to the South Leister branch, which goes back twenty four generations. One is from Canada. The CFHS website may be out of date, and they may have more results back. It would be fascinating to connect our American Cave lines with some of those English lines already tested. Michael Walker

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/36.1.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: Hi Laura, John Cave and Lucinda Causey had 6 children according to my records, among them was Lucinda Cave who married John Reid on 3 Jul 1828 in Clarke County, AL. John and Lucinda Reid had 7 children according to my records, among them was George Washington Reid who was married 3 times - first to Lucinda Clarke, 2nd to Margaret A. Griffin (her first husband was a Pope, I think), and 3rd to Julia Ann Pugh. George and Margaret had a son Ivey Thomas Reid born 28 Dec 1867 in Clarke County, AL. I would like to exchange information with you on the family of Ivey Reid if he is your ancestor. I don't have a spouse listed for Ivey's sons John T., Clyde, or Alfred. I am a descendant of George's sister Elizabeth "Betty" Reid who married George Washington Sawyer. Will be glad to help with your research if I can. Sincerely, Joyce R. Bradley

Hi Cave cousins: I broached this subject on the list about a year ago and thought I might try again. Many, many people are now using simple new technology to get their y-dna tested for genealogical purposes. A lot of families have formed "surname research groups" as well. Basically, males carry their y-dna male to male, son to son, in an unbroken chain. This y-dna can be measured by "markers"..which mutate every now and then but generally remain the same generation to generation. This means that if you are a male with a certain surname, and your y-dna basically matches another male with the same surname, you are from the same male line. Of course if you are not a male, or you are interested in other family lines, you could find a brother, cousin or other close relative who could test, and their results would be that line's y-dna signature. I just looked at the website of one of the largest testing services and it appears that at least fourteen Cave men have already had their y-dna tested. I believe that most of these testees are English. If we were able to get some of the American Caves to test, we could most likely accomplish at least two major goals that have eluded Cave researchers for decades: 1) To connect the American Cave lines to British lines. 2) To prove or disprove the theory that all of the early Cave families in Virginia (i.e., Benjamin the Burgess, Robert, John...even Mary Cave who married John Echols) were from the same family and thus probably from the same immigrant ancestor. I have tested myself...it is easy and painless. No blood, just a swabbing of the cheek. It is also very private...the dna collected is tested by universities and is only done for family research purposes..in other words there are no medical testing or other issues involved. Besides being part of the Walker project (there are over 300 Walker testees, which have divided into some thirty lines and many "orphans"), I've found cousins to test on Townsend, Stapleton, Wingfield and other lines. Many interesting breakthroughs have occurred. With the relative rarity of the Cave surname, and the fact that already fourteen mainly British Caves have tested, I think this would be an interesting project to pursue. Michael Walker .

http://met.open.ac.uk/genuki/big/eng/BKM/sheriffs/sheriffs2.html Sheriffs of Buckinghamshire: 1307 to 1399 A. 1307, 1 Edw. II 12 Philip de Alesbury, Chivaler. Seat, Milton Keynes, in Com. Bucks. . Azure, a Cross Argent. And , Richard de CAVE. Arms: Azure frette, a Saltire vayre inter . 12 Mullets Or. q. 13 Richard de CAVE the first half Year. Seat, as before. ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/index.asp Records of Sun Fire Office 5 May 1830 Elston county of Huntingdon (Mr Braithwaite CAVE) --------- Welsh Probate Records, Archdeaconry of Brecon 1802 - John Cave, Glover --------- Newcastle under Lyme 1825 - Co-heiresses of William Cotton............Catherine Penelope Cave 13 Jun 1828 - Conveyance of land in Newcastle under Lyme ...... Consideration: £70 Land now used as part of a coal wharf 1r 13p Co-heirs of the late William Cotton (late brother of Rebecca Beer, Elizabeth Cotton, Mary Teresa Cokburne, and grand maternal uncle of Rosamond Adderley, Catherine Penelope Cave and William Cotton) and others to Richard Edensor Heathcote ------------------------------------------------------------------- www.wrexham.gov.uk/english/community/genealogy/MarriageIndexSearchForm.cfm Wrexham Co., Wales Marriages - Scroll down page; enter last name in Surname box Births - right side of page under Link To - click on Birth Index ------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.cornwall-opc.org/search/burials.php CORNWALL BURIALS Date - Parish - Name 06-Feb 1624 - Keverne, St. - Joen HEARD 04-Dec 1629 - Keverne, St. - Walter HEARD 26-May 1837 - Madron Chapelry Pz (St Marys) - Mary HEARD 02-Sep 1860 - Calstock - Susan HEARD 03-Nov 1869 - Helston - Sarah HEARD - age 49 04-Mar 1827 - Kilkhampton - William HEARD - age 55 30-Mar 1832 - Kilkhampton - Susanna HEARD - age 63 07-Jul 1839 - Kilkhampton - Elizabeth HEARD - age 74 30-Dec 1846 - Kilkhampton - Thomas HEARD - age 79 08-Oct 1851 - Kilkhampton - Thomas HEARD infant 12-Dec 1852 - Kilkhampton - William HEARD - age 31 28-Sep 1852 - Kilkhampton - Ann HEARD - age 84 28-Feb 1852 - Kilkhampton - Sarah HEARD - age 5 days 20-Oct 1854 - Kilkhampton - Mary Jane HEARD - age 4 mons 01-Dec 1856 - Kilkhampton - Thomas HEARD - age 83 15-Aug 1858 - Kilkhampton - George HEARD - age 65 05-Jun 1859 - Kilkhampton - Thomas William HEARD? - age 4 21-Apr 1861 - Kilkhampton - Frances HEARD - age 34 24-Nov 1862 - Kilkhampton - Elizabeth HEARD - age 78 17-Feb 1865 - Kilkhampton - Richard HEARD - age 40? 21-Nov 1869 - Kilkhampton - Mary Jane HEARD - age 21? 01-Feb 1869 - Kilkhampton - Mary HEARD - age 70 07-May 1874 - Kilkhampton - Thomas HEARD - age 92 20-Jun 1877 - Kilkhampton - John Henry HEARD - age infant 18-Dec 1879 - Kilkhampton - Maud HEARD - age 10 mons 06-Mar 1882 - Kilkhampton - Sarah Jane HEARD - age 8 25-Aug 1884 - Kilkhampton - Elizabeth HEARD - age 14 mons 28-Apr 1888 - Kilkhampton - Sydney HEARD - age 2 13-Mar 1889 - Kilkhampton - John HEARD - age 94 15-Aug 1889 - Kilkhampton - John HEARD - age 46 07-Mar 1890 - Kilkhampton - Betsy HEARD - age 72 12-Aug 1890 - Kilkhampton - Thomas HEARD - age 38 29-Apr 1891 - Kilkhampton - Mary Ann HEARD - age 13 mons 05-Oct 1891 - Kilkhampton - Annie HEARD - age 7 mons 24-Oct 1891 - Kilkhampton - Dorothy Mary? HEARD - age 11 mons 19-Nov 1891 - Kilkhampton - Lucy HEARD - age 1 month 19-May 1893 - Kilkhampton - Edith Emily HEARD - age 1 27-Jan 1898 - Kilkhampton - William Thomas HEARD - age 12 mon 16-Apr 1900 - Kilkhampton - Edwin HEARD - age 5 wks 14-Oct 1904 - Kilkhampton - Thomasine HEARD - age 74 05-May 1905 - Kilkhampton - Mary Ann HEARD - age 50 31-May 1905 - Kilkhampton - Elsie HEARD - age 2 days 26-Jul 1905 - Kilkhampton - Mary Jane HEARD - age 52 25-Nov 1907 - Kilkhampton - John HEARD - age 28 --------------------------------------------------- freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~framland/con/cornindex.htm Cornwall - Illogan Memorial Inscriptions Marion HEARD 10/4/1985 64 wife of Stanley who died 7/6/1988 74 ---------------------------------------------------- http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~framland/con/corn.htm Mary HEARD - burial: 7th June 1698 - place: Warbstow. Typpett HEARD - burial 30th April 1598 - place: St. Columb Major. ----------------------------------------------------

------------------------------------------------------------- http://contueor.com/wisbech/indexes/twi/c~e.htm Wisbech, England 1780 - Ann CAVE - Burial - Walsoken 1829 - Bartholemew CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1761 - Bridget CAVE - Marriage - Wiggenhall St. Mary Magdalen 1807 - Elizabeth CAVE - Marriage - Wiggenhall St. Mary The Virgin 1825 - Frederick William CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1830 - Henry Barsley CAVE-BARSLEY - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1827 - Louisa CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1810 - Mary CAVE - Marriage - Wisbech St. Peter 1784 - Robert CAVE - Marriage - Wiggenhall St. Mary The Virgin 1817 - Samuel CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1774 - Sarah CAVE - Marriage - Sutton St. Edmund 1785 - Susanna CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1821 - Thomas CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1786 - William CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1788 - William CAVE - Baptism - Wisbech St. Peter 1773 - Will'm CAVE - Marriage - Denver ------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.cfhs.org.uk/Search.html Cambridgeshire.....Lots of CAVEs here under parish records and census ------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.fabpedigree.com/pedix/peix35.htm#ceva HRH Charles, PM Churchill, and Lady Diana's CAVE ancestry (listed under CEVA or CAVE) ------------------------------------------------------------- www.a2a.org.uk RECORDS OF SUN FIRE OFFICE 27 Apr 1815 - Zachariah CAVE, 90 W. Smithfield, gent . - W. J. CAVE, coppersmith; Clay Hill Enfield 4 Dec 1815 - John CAVE, 81 Shoreditch, cheesemonger ------------ BUTLEIGH COURT PAPERS 1775 - John CAVE, druggist of Bristol ------------ SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (Quakers) - Bedfordshire 1822 - Receipted Bill - to Jas CAVE ------------------------------------------------------------- www.old-merseytimes.co.uk/Marriages1.html Merseyside Marriages Liverpool Journal, Feb 24th 1849 CAVE, Stephen m. PALMER, Mary - both of Toxteth Pk ---------- Northern Daily Times Sept 1854 St. Marys, Birkenhead CAVE, Ellen (only d/o James Esq) m. OWEN, Edwin of the - firm Pierce and Owen, Wrexham ------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.old-merseytimes.co.uk/index.html Interesting things here ------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.cmhrc.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/ NATIONAL DATABASE of MINING DEATHS in GREAT BRITAIN Compiled by Ian Winstanley 1860-4 - CAVE Stephen 1890-4 - CAVE Michael 1900-4 - CAVE Lewis 1910-14 - CAVE Henry 1910-14 - CAVE Fred 1930-4 - CAVE John Cave 1935-9 - CAVE A 1940-4 - CAVE Albert 1940-4 - CAVE William H. * 1950-4 - CAVE Frank (injured) ----------------------------------------------------------------

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Reid, Read, Cave, Causey, Wood, Classification: queries Message Board URL: http://boards.rootsweb.com/surnames.cave/36.1.1.1/mb.ashx Message Board Post: I believe that I am a descendent of Lucinda Cave also. From what I have found so far- Lucinda Hawkins/Causey/Hardin (not sure about the name)- a descendent of Absalom Causey and Elizabeth Wood (unsure about this part also)- married John Cave- and they had Lucinda Cave and John Brown Cave --> This Lucinda married John Read/Reid- who had George Washington Reid- who had my gggrandfather while married to a Margaret Pope... Can anyone confirm any of this or lead me in the right direction?? Thank you very much, Laura Whittington

Its been awhile since I posted this query on Benjamin Cave. Below is my Benjamin CAVE who removed to Champaign county OH in 1835 from Page county VA. A small death notice was found for Nancy's death, stating she was married to Benjamin 60 years. The way it reads it appears he survived her. Where and When did Benjamin Die. Are they buried in the same cemetery as the son Joseph CAVE and his wife and many of their children? It appears there could be room there for two more graves. Myrtle Tree Baptist Church Cemetery in Mad River township. Or were they buried in the Old Kite cemetery which was plowed under many years ago. Daughter Harriet and her husband are suppose to have been buried there. BENJAMIN CAVE (JOHN, JOSEPH) was born Abt. 1787 in Culpepper Co,Virginia, USA. He married NANCY GALLIHUE 13 December 1808 in Madison Co,VA, daughter of SARAH. She was born Abt. 1780 in Virginia, USA, and died 04 March 1868 in Johnson township, Champaign county, Ohio, USA. Sue Ellen Cave Ash, ggreatgranddau of their son Benjamin and Dicy Runkle CAVE

www.usgennet.org/usa/topic/newengland/savage/bk1/344-355.htm A Genealogical Dictionary of The First Settlers of New England, Before 1692 - Volume #1, Pgs 344 - 355 CAVE, THOMAS, Salem vill. now Danvers, 1682, m. Mary, - d. of William Nichols, had on rec. of Topsfield, - Sarah, b. 2 Mar. 1673; Hannah, 14 Mar. 1676; - Abigail, - b. 28 Mar. 1677; Thomas, 6 Mar. 1681; and - Ann, 9 July, 1682. -------------------------------------------------- http://www.fairfieldgenealogy.org/research/marr00-11.html Fairfield Co., Ohio CAVE, Elizabeth m. LANE, Jesse - 18 Dec 1804, Charles Friend, JP -------------------------------------------------- http://www.njarchives.org/links/databases.html New Jersey State Archives CAVE, Thomas P. married Raymond, Marietta Date: 1 January 1855 - Place: Middletown Point -------------------------------------------------- http://www.familyoldphotos.com/index-az/a-z/a/pa-a.htm Photo - Whitesboro High School Faculty 1926 Marion CAVES -------------------------------------------------- http://gen.gserver.com/Genindex.html 1920 CENSUS - Utah Name - Line - Page # - District - County CAVE, Claude B. - 49 - 11A - 166 - Weber CAVE, Clifford S. - 69 - 11B - 155 - Weber CAVE, George F. - 73 - 11B - 155 - Weber CAVE, John S. - 19 - 17A - 44 - Carbon CAVE, John - 12 - 1A - 46 -Daggett CAVE, John - 7 - 6A - 138 - Salt Lake CAVE, Joseph E. - 67 -11B - 155 - Weber CAVE, Madelaine - 85 - 7B - 158 - Weber CAVE, Montgomery 74 20B 155 Weber CAVE, Roma - 6 - 6A - 138 - Salt Lake -------------------------------------------------- http://www.patsabin.com/bamberg/cemeteries/ Starr Cemetery - Bamberg Co., SC CAVE, Sybil Parker 1-12-1903 8-26-1983 w/o William Benjamin Cave CAVE, William Benjamin 8-10-1905 8-22-1971 CAVE, Maggie Hartzog 8-30-1879 1-14-1950 CAVE, William B. 5-8-1879 11-21-1935 CAVE, George B. 10-11-1919 6-3-1929 CAVE, Mary dau. of Bill & Maggie Cave 11-3-1914 4-25-1915 Morris, Bessie M. CAVE 4-8-1900 1-24-1961 Morris, Lonnie CAVE 5-30-1925 8-22-1989 -------------------------------------------------- http://www.patsabin.com/bamberg/cemeteries/ Olar First Baptist Church - Bamberg Co., SC CAVE, W.T. 10-1-1845 4-7-1917 CSA CAVE, Minnie B. 10-20-1878 7-14-1969 wife of W.T. Cave CAVE, Bertram McMaster 6-14-1909 8-8-1910 s/o W.T. & Minnie Cave CAVE, Edgar 9-2-1910 7-14-1912 s/o W.T. & Minnie Cave -------------------------------------------------- http://genealogy.state.or.us/displayResults.php Oregon Historical Records Index ---------------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.culver.edu/aboutcsc/galleries/ click on "Historical Photos I" - click thumbnail to enlarge Reuben Lindsay CAVE - Photo President of Christian University from 1877 to 1881. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.calarchives4u.com/news/sac-other1890.htm Sacramento Daily Record-Union (California) Saturday May 14, 1898 CAVE ACQUITTED OF MURDER WOODLAND (Cal.), May 13 - Jesse CAVE, Jr., was to-day acquitted of the charge of murdering Lewis ISHAM. -------------------------------------------------- http://search.ancestry.com/ Aiken County, South Carolina Cemetery Inscriptions Name - Born - Died - Misc. CAVE, Wiley C. - 2-24-1866 - 5-5-1892 - h/o Mary P. CAVE, Mary P. - 3-3-1855 - 9-16-1895 - w/o Wiley C. CAVE, Thomas - 8-29-1900 - 8-17-1972 - h/o Ruth CAVE, Ruth - 8-17-1905 - 9-24-1978 - w/o Thomas ----------------------------------------------------- www.sec.state.ma.us/vitalrecordssearch/VitalRecordsSearch.aspx Massachusetts Archives Births and Deaths for CAVE/CAVES ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.wvculture.org/vrr/va_select.aspx West Virginia Birth - Death - Marriage records ---------------------------------------------------------------- www.sos.mo.gov/archives/judiciary/supremecourt/Default.asp Missouri Supreme Court Historical Database (go to bottom of page to enter CAVE in search box) CAVE, Henry - application to practice law - 1834 CAVE, Marion (sheriff) - 1873 ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.sctc.state.co.us/marriages/divorces.aspx Colorado Dissolution divorces/dissolutions (from 1851 to 1939 and 1968 to Present) CAVE - pages 1 and 2 CAVES - page 8 ---------------------------------------------------------------- http://www.accessgenealogy.com/ Washington Navy, Marines and Coast Guard World War II Casualty List CAVE, John Edward . Fireman 1c, USNR. - Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cave. Maple Falls. CAVE, Joseph William, Jr., . Seaman 2c, USNR. Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Cave, Sr., . 81 Euclid Ave., Bridgeport. An Illustrated History of Southern California - San Bernadino Biographies. CAVE, William P. . Wozencraft & Co., compilers of abstracts of title, San Bernardino, . California.........They have also under employ William P. CAVE, one of . the finest draughtsman in the State, which affords them to make mapping . and draughting a specialty. Roster Of Ohio Soldiers In The War Of 1812 CAVES, Nath . Served from August 30, 1813, until February 28, 1814 Fort Smith (Arkansas) Criminal Records CAVE, John - Larceny - 1892 CAVE, William - Liquor - 1892 ------------------------------------------------------------------

http://aomol.net/html/index.html Archives of Maryland ---Assembly Proceedings, October-November, 1682 to Willm CAVE fforty pds of Tob to Wm CAVE Twenty pds of Tob ---Session Laws, 1804 ......"by their petitions to this general assembly, have set forth, that by reason of many misfortunes they are unable wholly to pay their debts, and have prayed that they may be discharged therefrom, upon their delivering up all their property for the use of their creditors; and the prayer of the said petitioners being found reasonable, therefore..." ............Thomas CAVE, debtor ---Matchett's Baltimore Director for 1829 CAVE James & Co. fancy store, 11 E Baltimore CAVE Charles, drayman, Ensor, extended o t CAVES Nancy, laundress, Sharp near Baltimore ---Matchett's Baltimore Director for 1833 CAVE mrs Ann. stock maker, 70 Front st CAVE Charles, drayman, 50 N Exeter st CAVE mrs Mary, seamstress, Howard st extended CAVE Wm. stockings, caps and drawers manufactory, - opposite Methodist meeting, Eutaw st CAVE Charles, drayman, 50 N Gay st ---Matchett's Baltimore Director for 1835 CAVE mrs Ann C. 27 Maryland Arcade and 17 Harrison st CAVE Charles, drayman, s w of Harford avenue CAVE Wm. stocking manufacturer, 14 n Liberty st ---Matchett's Baltimore Director for 1842 CAVE Mrs. Howard st n of Richmond CAVE Mrs. stock and variety store, 145 Baltimore st CAVE Charles, drayman, 48 n Exeter st ---Matchett's Baltimore Director For 1855-56 CAVE Charles & Son, dealers in oils, paints, &c. 201 n Gay CAVE Mary A., 119 Ross CAVE Mary, 67 Vine --------------------------------------------------

Below is my Benjamin CAVE who removed to Champaign county OH in 1835 from Page county VA. A small death notice was found for Nancy's death, stating she was married to Benjamin 60 years. The way it reads it appears he survived her. Where and When did Benjamin Die. Are they buried in the same cemetery as the son Joseph CAVE and his wife and many of their children? It appears there could be room there for two more graves. Myrtle Tree Baptist Church Cemetery in Mad River township. Or were they buried in the Old Kite cemetery which was plowed under many years ago. Daughter Harriet and her husband are suppose to have been buried there. BENJAMIN CAVE (JOHN, JOSEPH) was born Abt. 1787 in Culpepper Co,Virginia, USA. He married NANCY GALLIHUE 13 December 1808 in Madison Co,VA, daughter of SARAH. She was born Abt. 1780 in Virginia, USA, and died 04 March 1868 in Johnson township, Champaign county, Ohio, USA. Sue Ellen Cave Ash, ggreatgranddau of their son Benjamin and Dicy Runkle CAVE

http://www.scotsfind.org/marriages_access/marriages.pdf Edinburgh Marriage Register 1595-1700, 1751-1800 Midlothian, Scotland CAVE, Miss Mary (d/o dec. Joseph CAVE, engraver to His Majestie's mint) m. CROCKET, Thomas (of Johnstonburn) on 28 Jan 1759. -------------------------------------------------------- mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/my_familytree/Lancashirerecords.htm Misc. Lancashire, England Church Records 1781 May 14 Elizabeth CAVE Ormskirk spinster m. Edward SEFTON Kirkby tailor witnesses Mathew Plumbley and John Plumbley -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/index.asp 1825 - Deeds and papers relating property at Newcastle under Lyme. Co-heiresses of William Cotton: Rebecca Beer, Mary Teresa Cokburne, Elizabeth Cotton, Rosamond Adderley and Catherine Penelope CAVE ------------------- 13 Jun 1828 - Conveyance of land in Newcastle under Lyme Land now used as part of a coal wharf - Co-heirs of the late William Cotton (late brother of Rebecca Beer, Elizabeth Cotton, Mary Teresa Cokburne, and grand maternal uncle of Rosamond Adderley, Catherine Penelope CAVE and William Cotton) and others to Richard Edensor Heathcote -------------------------------------------------------- www.chatterislinks.co.uk/BurialRegisters/BurialRegIndex.html Chatteris (Cambs, England) Burial Records - Index Of People CAVE, George - 20/4/1852 CAVE, Sarah - 23/10/1857 CAVE, Thomas Arthur - 2/5/1859 -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.angelfire.com/fl/Sumter/Middlesex.html CAVE, JOHN m. CHAMBERS, JANE - 1762~JAN 17 Finchley, Middlesex - Groom Note: Widower CAVE, WILLIAM m. REDWOOD, KATHARINE - 1740~NOV 19 Great Stanmore, Middlesex CAVES, JOHN m. RAYNER, ELIZABETH - 1795~NOV 01 Ealing, Middlesex - Groom Note: Widower CAVES, JOSEPH m. HORROD, MARY - 1782~JUN 18 Cowley, Middlesex CAVES, WILLIAM m. BARNES, MARY - 1834~JUN 08 Ealing, Middlesex --------------------------------------------------------