Gordon: And I thought I lived in a small town! Cave, Missouri - according to Wikipedia and the 2000 census - had 7 people, 4 households, and 2 families residing in town. Jane www.amesplace.org/subHistory.php from "Ames Place - A Brief History of the Planning and Development" by Esley Hamilton Elmore CAVE - one of three initial trustees of Ames Place in 1914. He was the president of his own real estate company. He had built 6253 Westminster in Parkview in 1907 for his father, the Rev. Robert Catlett Cave, and he lived there himself until moving a few years later to Cabanne Avenue. His distinguished family included brothers Edward Powell CAVE, the president of Ely & Walker Dry Goods Company, and Rhodes Estil CAVE, a judge of the circuit court and founder of Bryan, CAVE, McPheeters and & McRoberts, now one of St. Louis's largest law firms.

To all, Gee, Jane, you had me fooled! I thought by your subject line that you meant the place in Missouri named CAVE. It does exist; check it out on Wikipedia. It's named for Edward Powell Cave (1880-1957), a resident of Creve Coeur, MO, who owned the land (beginning in the 1930's) that is now named in his honor. He was a son of Rev. Robert C. Cave of Orange Co., VA, and St. Louis. Gordon

Blank http://www.sos.mo.gov/archives/resources/deathcertificates/ Missouri Death Certificates 1910 - 1955 about 200 CAVE/CAVES listed - view some original certificates ----------------------------------------------------- http://www.looktothepast.com/greenecomarr2.html Green Co., Missouri Marriages CAVE, James - Woody, Celey Ann - 1851 CAVE, Thomas - Kirk, Elizabeth - 1851. CAVE, Thomas - Kirk, Nancy Permelia - 1852 CAVES, Mary F. - Jarrett, Norflet - 1850 -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.looktothepast.com/index108.html Green Co., Missouri - Fulton Cemetery CAVE, Amanda 12-21-1881 9-4-1906 wife of JJ -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.looktothepast.com/stclairmarriages.html St. Clair County, Missouri CAVE, Gabriel - Ham, Delila Jane - 1861 CAVE, Merrit H. - Erles, Mary Ann - 1861 CAVE, Susan Frances - Grisham, James G. - 1860 Cavi (Cave), Martha Ann - Ashworth, Charles Merser - 1856 -------------------------------------------------------- http://www.looktothepast.com/bentongambling.html Benton Co., Missouri - Gambling Indictments - 1837 CAVE, Claiborne --------------------------------------------------------

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/EGI.2ACEB/323.1 Message Board Post: My grandmother was a Cave, her family came from Castle Cary which is South somerset. Her father was Alfredborn 1861 and his father Charles b. circa 1826. His father was Henry born around the turn of the century. I haven't got any further back so don't know if there is any connection to your information, but would be interested to know if there is a connection.

www.lan-opc.org.uk/cgi-bin/mkindx.cgi?parish=Atherton&type=Parish&community= More info at web site........enter Cave in Surname, select "whole county" under Location. Lancashire Co., England Marriages: May 1669 - Thomas CAVE et Elizabetha Jackson May 1692 - Thomas CAVE et Ellena Grundy Feb 1716 - Tho: CAVE et Judith Martin Apr 1723 - Anna CAVE - Jacobus Frey Jan 1734/35 - James CAVE - Mary Cook Apr 1801 - Elizabeth CAVES - John Ashton Apr 1810 - Thomas CAVE - Elizabeth Brooks Aug 1814 - Henry CAVE - Mary Rothwell May 1869 - John CAVE - Ellen Roughley Feb 1870 - James CAVE - Mary Cottam May 1885 - Richard CAVE - Alice Foster Oct 1886 - Thomas CAVE - Marianne Cookson Aug 1896 - Richard CAVE - Mary Ann Yates Baptism: Mar 1672 - Thomas f. Thomae CAVE Mar 1718 - Jacobus f. Thomae CAVE May 1777 - Peter s. of Martha CAVE Jun 1813 - William CAVE - s/o John CAVE & Mary Aug 1813 - Betty CAVE - d/o Henry CAVE & Betty Mar 1814 - William CAVE - s/o John CAVE & Alice Dec 1814 - Phoebe CAVE - d/o John CAVE & Mary Apr 1815 - Margaret CAVE - d/o Thomas CAVE & Elizabeth Apr 1815 - John CAVE - Child of Richard CAVE & Ellen Sep 1815 - Betty CAVE - d/o Henry CAVE & Mary Oct 1815 - John CAVE - s/o George CAVE & Alice Mar 1816 - John CAVE - s/o Henry CAVE & Betty Apr 1816 - John CAVE - Son of Betty CAVE Feb 1817 - Elizabeth CAVE - d/o John CAVE & Alice Feb 1817 - William CAVE - child of Richard CAVE & Ellen Mar 1817 - John CAVE - s/o Thomas CAVE & Elizabeth May 1817 - John CAVE - s/o Henry CAVE & Mary Aug 1819 - Robert CAVE - child of Richard CAVE & Ellen Jul 1834 - James CAVE - child of William CAVE & Ann Jul 1858 - Jane CAVE - child of John CAVE & Ann Apr 1886 - Thomas CAVE - s/o Richard CAVE & Alice Apr 1889 - James CAVE - s/o John CAVE & Ellen May 1892 - John Thomas CAVE - s/o Richard CAVE & Alice Mar 1899 - Margaret Ellen CAVE - d/o John CAVE & Ellen Burials: Nov 1779 - Peter s. of Martha CAVE Feb 1807 - Mary CAVE - d/o Robert CAVE Aug 1813 - William CAVE - s/o of Jane CAVE Jul 1823 - Jane CAVE Jan 1830 - Jane CAVE Dec 1840 - William CAVE? Oct 1842 - James CAVE Sep 1869 - Maria CAVE Jan 1871 - May CAVE ©Lancashire OnLine Parish Clerks

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: STEVENS, CAVE Classification: Marriage Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/rw/EGI.2ACEB/446 Message Board Post: Not related but may be of interest to someone who is. I have no further info. Vern D ///////////////////////////////////// Transcribed by Dee Sardoch <[email protected]> To see more old newspapers, visit http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/index.php //////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// The San Andreas Independent San Andreas, Calaveras County, CA Saturday, 13 November 1858 MARRIED -- at Brighton, Sacramento county, at the residence of James T. DAY; Mr. Lewis A. STEVENS, of Cave City, Calaveras county, to Fannie CAVE, Nov. 4th, 1858.

http://genealogytrails.com/ill/schuyler/1833marriagebk.html 1833 MARRIAGE BOOKS - Schuyler Co., Illinois License #191 Issued: December 31, 1833 THOMAS CAVE and ELIZABETH CAVE m. 1 January 1834 by: John Logan, Minister --------------------------------------------------- http://genealogytrails.com/ill/schuyler/1835marriagebk.html 1835 MARRIAGE BOOK - Schuyler Co., Illinois License #323 Issued December 21, 1835 JOHN CAVE and PHEBE C. ABBOTT m. 24 December 1835 by: Joel Tullis, J. P. License #324 Issued December 21, 1835 MARY CAVE and GEORGE ABBOTT m. 24 December 1835 by: Joel Tullis, J. P. -------------------------------------------------- http://genealogytrails.com/ill/schuyler/1838taxrollCD.html 1838 TAX ROLL - Schuyler Co., Illinois Tax due on horses, cattle, hogs Edmund CAVES - Thomas CAVES --------------------------------------------------- genealogytrails.com/ill/schuyler/CivilWar-1861MilitiaRollCensus1.html 1861 Militia Roll Census CAVE, W. M. Bainbridge Township ---------------------------------------------------

Blank http://www.martley.org.uk/people/caves1.htm THE PEOPLE OF MARTLEY The Cave Family The Cave family has branches across the country and can trace its ancestry back to 970 but we will start with the William Cave buried at St. Peter's in 1615. His father, also William, lived at Leigh Sinton and was fined for refusing a Knighthood at the Coronation of Charles I (as was James Nash of Martley). William, his son, was baptised on 26th December 1586 at Leigh Sinton and came here when he married Anne Browning of Martley on 13th June 1607. His cousin, Sir Richard Cave, was Governor of Hereford Castle. As a Royalist, he was killed at the Battle of Naseby in 1645. In Martley, William farmed at Horsum (Horsham) but, as many of the Cave family papers were destroyed, the exact property is not known. However, his will describes him as "a yeoman of Martley" and his probate as "late of Horsum". He left £100 (about £6,200) to each of his three daughters and the rest of his estate to his wife Anne. His will states "my body to be buryed in Christian burial when soever it shall please god to take me out of this transitory world". It pleased God to do so on 16th January 1615 when William was only 29. Perhaps this is why Anne's nave memorial sadly tells for how long she was a widow: "Anne who continued the widow of William Cave 49 yeares and neare 9 moneths was buried November the 7 Anno Domini 1665" Anne shares her memorial with her son and his wife, who was the daughter of Richard Arden of Martley: "Here Lyeth the Body of Thomas Cave Gent who Dyed June the 11th 1693 Aged 82 years Here Lyeth the Body of Misus Elisabeth Cave Widow Wife of Thomas Cave Gent who Dyed April the 19 th 1693 Aged 82 years" Thomas and Elisabeth had 10 children .The eldest son, Richard, became Chamberlain of the Borough of Evesham and Under - Sheriff of Worcestershire. The second son,Walter, obtained his M.A. at St.John's College, Cambridge, but became Chaplain of ChristChurch, Oxford. He died in 1704 and is buried in Shrawley Church .The third son went to London and the fourth son, William (Knightwick ), born 1654, married Elizabeth, daughter of John Ingram of Rodge Hill, Martley. William died in 1727 and Elizabeth in 1699 . They had 7 children the second of whom, Thomas, born 30 th December 1680, married in1703 Mary Nayer of Ombersley. Thomas died in 1721, aged 41, and Mary in 1737. His probate describes Thomas as being of "Rochhill in the parish of Martley", an earlier spelling of Rodge Hill along with Rodghill and Rudgehill. The Martley Caves were gentlemen farmers who actively contributed to village life by becoming Churchwardens, Supervisors of Highways, Overseers of the Poor and Constables. Mary's probate, valuing her goods and chattels at £823.10.8 (about £51, 000 now), gives us a good idea of the farm at Rochhill. The rooms in the house are described as: " the hall, the parlour, the kitchen, the pantry, the cellar, the dayhouse (dairy ), lower parlour, cheesechamber, cornchamber, cyderhouse and Brewhouse, bestchamber and the littlechamber " Crops and livestock are given as: "22 acres of corn, 60 sheep & lambs, 12 cows 1 bull 2 heifers & 2 calves, 10 horses & mares, 3 sows and 3 other pigsa & 36 acres of pease, barley & oats. There were 3 wagons, 2 tumbrills, 3 pairs of harrows, 2 ploughs & 2 drays, perrymill and cheese vats". Jeremy Campbell - Grant

Blank Below are two sources for those who are interested in purchasing the CD of: "History of South Cave" by John George Hall, published in 1892 by Edwin Ombler of Hull. -------------------------------------------------- http://blunham.com/CDroms/Descriptions/SouthCave.html CD - Price £8 post paid to your door, anywhere in the world -------------------------------------------------- http://cgi.ebay.co.uk Item number: 7246573319 - ends:12-Jun-06 17:09:37 CD - £4 and Postage - UK £1.00 All other destinations £3.00 --------------------------------------------------

Blank http://www.colonialcdbooks.com/cave.htm Cave, Beatrice Maria, the third daughter of Carlile, Edward, of Richmond, was born On 29 June, 1854, and was educated at Mrs. Dear's School. London, and in Paris. In 1878 she he married Thomas Sturmy CAVE. She has taken much interest in the work of the Church Army, especially the annual sales of work. She is one of the speakers for the Mothers Union. She resides at Woking, Surrey. Her husband was born at Hartley Wintney, Hants, on 2, September, 1846. He is of the Yateley (Hampshire) branch of the Cave family. descended from Richard Cave, of Pickwell, co., Leicester (1538), by his wife, Barbara, daughter of Sir William Feilding. Colonel T. S. Cave was educated at Queenwood College. He adopted a commercial career, and has been for some years Director of a private company called H. Young & Co., Limited, of the Nine Elms Iron Works, S.W. Much of his leisure time has been spent in connexion with the Volunteer movement. and it may be said without exaggeration that at the time of the closing of that, movement in 1908, he was the best known living volunteer. His record was as follows: First Volunteer Battalion Hampshire Regt..- Private. 1863; Ensign. 1865 ; Lieutenant; 1867. Captain;1870 1870: Major. 1877 ; Lieut.-Colonel, 1886, Colonel. 1888.He commanded the battalion from 1888 to 1906. He was on the War Office Staff as Assistant Director of Auxiliary -Forces, (Volunteers) 1 904-6. On promotion to the command of the South Midland Volunteer Infantry Brigade in 1906, he was promoted to he temporary Colonel in the Army. He received the Volunteer Officers' Decoration (V. D.). was on the Council of the Royal United Service Institute, and was a member of the Institute of Volunteer Commanding Officers. and was also on the Committee of the National Defence Association. On the abolition of the Volunteer Force in 1908 he was gazetted to the command of the South Midland Territorial Brigade, consisting of the 5th Battalion Gloucestershire Regiment, the 4th Battalion Oxfordshire Light Infantry the Buckinghamshire Battalion, and the 4th Battalion Royal Berkshire Regiment. He is much interested in the work of the Church Army, and is on its Executive Committee. In politics he is a Conservative. and he is a member of, the Constitution Club Northumberland Avenue. He is also a member of the Hampshire Club, Winchester. He has devoted much time to genealogical matters. There have been five children of the marriage, of whom four survive (see Cave, Julia Mary Sturmy, Beatrice, Blanch, Josephine, Ann Barbara,Carlile, Joan Katherine Somerville, and William Sturmy

>>I'm looking for information in Alexander de Cave and his wife, Katherine >>Sommerville; de Cave born 1310. http://www.pcug.org.au/~bthompso/southcave/openff.pdf "A History of South Cave and of other Parishes in the East Riding of the County of York" by John George Hall Many references to Cave and de Cave. Pg 103 has ancestry for Sir Alexander Cave and his wife Katherine Somerville. This genealogy chart continues through pg 108.>>

I'm looking for information in Alexander de Cave and his wife, Katherine Sommerville; de Cave born 1310. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jane" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, June 04, 2006 8:08 PM Subject: [CAVE] de Cave http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/index.asp > Access to Archives > > > Warwickshire - Stivichall > date: 12 March 1272/3 > Deeds and Papers - Witnesses: Sir Reginald de Heccham, chaplain, > Hugh de CAVE, John Dalbani and others. > > ------------------------------------------- > > Kexbrough > Date c. 1290 > Between Adam de Kesceburgh, of the one part, and John de CAVE, > of the other part; of all tenements of Robert, the grantor's brother, in > Kesceburgh and Ayrikerode in Bergh (Barugh). > > ----------------------------------------- > > Bishopton > Date: 27 Oct. 1300 > Also an annual rent-charge of 4s. on a burgage in Skelgate in the vill of > Rypon, the which burgage John de CAVE holds by Robert s. of Walter's > grant in fee. > > ----------------------------------------- > > Kexbrough > Date: 19 Jan 1304 > By Adam de Kesceburgh, the gifts of Robert his brother made to > John de CAVE, of tenements in Kesceburgh and Alrikerode within the > bounds of Barugh. > > ------------------------------------------ > > Barugh > Date c.1320 > Between John de CAVE, of the one part, and Robert de Barneby, > of the other part; of 40 acres of land, wood, meadow and pasture in > Ayriberode in Bergh (Barugh) next Derton, in place of warranty he > delivers all writings about the tenement. > > Under the fold at the foot of the Charter is part of a deed of John de > CAVE to Robert de Barneby; of a toft and a bovate in Kesceburgh, > which Paulinus ad fontem once held. > > ------------------------------------------ > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ============================== > Search Family and Local Histories for stories about your family and the > areas they lived. Over 85 million names added in the last 12 months. > Learn more: http://www.ancestry.com/s13966/rd.ashx > >

Blank http://www.a2a.org.uk/search/index.asp Access to Archives Warwickshire - Stivichall date: 12 March 1272/3 Deeds and Papers - Witnesses: Sir Reginald de Heccham, chaplain, Hugh de CAVE, John Dalbani and others. ------------------------------------------- Kexbrough Date c. 1290 Between Adam de Kesceburgh, of the one part, and John de CAVE, of the other part; of all tenements of Robert, the grantor's brother, in Kesceburgh and Ayrikerode in Bergh (Barugh). ----------------------------------------- Bishopton Date: 27 Oct. 1300 Also an annual rent-charge of 4s. on a burgage in Skelgate in the vill of Rypon, the which burgage John de CAVE holds by Robert s. of Walter's grant in fee. ----------------------------------------- Kexbrough Date: 19 Jan 1304 By Adam de Kesceburgh, the gifts of Robert his brother made to John de CAVE, of tenements in Kesceburgh and Alrikerode within the bounds of Barugh. ------------------------------------------ Barugh Date c.1320 Between John de CAVE, of the one part, and Robert de Barneby, of the other part; of 40 acres of land, wood, meadow and pasture in Ayriberode in Bergh (Barugh) next Derton, in place of warranty he delivers all writings about the tenement. Under the fold at the foot of the Charter is part of a deed of John de CAVE to Robert de Barneby; of a toft and a bovate in Kesceburgh, which Paulinus ad fontem once held. ------------------------------------------

www.archivecdbooks.com.au/samplers/AU6100-1844s.pdf The Hobart Gazette - 1844 Desertion (R)eport of a Deserter from the 96th Regiment William Henry CAVE Age-twenty-two years - Size-five feet six inches Complexion-fresh - Hair-dark - Eyes-hazel Date of desertion-13th February, 1844 From whence deserted-Launceston Date of enlistment-7th November, 1840 At what place enlisted-Chatham Parish and county-Kempstone, Bedford Former trade or occupation-tailor Dress at the time of desertion-Regimental shell jacket . . and white linen trowsers. Dated at Launceston, 26th February, 1844 C. B. CUMBERLAND, Lieut.-Colonel Countersigned, Comg 96th. Regt. O.D. AINSWORTH, Major, Major of Brigade Hobart Town, 27th February, 1844 ----------------------------------------------- http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au/menu.aspx?search=8 Colonial Tasmanian Family Links database http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au/menu.aspx?search=9 Index to Wills & Letters of Administration from 1824 http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au/menu.aspx?search=11 Index to Tasmanian Convicts http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au/menu.aspx?search=2 Index to Departures 1817 - 1867 http://portal.archives.tas.gov.au/menu.aspx?search=5 Index to Convict Applications For Permissions to Marry 1829-1857

J. C. Pearson of Cleveland, OH, was a dealer in documents in 1937. He had in his possession a parchment deed which he described as follows: "It is a deed in Latin dated the last day of December 1602 by which HENRY CAVE of Ingersbie in the County of Leicester, Armiger, (having coat armor) and BRIANUS CAVE of Ingersbie his son and heir apparent conveyed to William Clarke of Hungerton, laborer, a cottage in Hungerton where the said Wm. Clarke and Margery Beamont now dwell and a croft adjacent, for ten pounds and ten shillings. All the boundaries are given. "Henry Cave and his son Brian are shown in the Visitations of Leicestershire published by the Harleian Society. Brian married Francisca, daughter of Sir Erasmus Driden, and in 1619 had seven children, the oldest 16 years of age. There are fine signatures of Henry and Brian, the surname in Henry's autograph being written as a monogram.* "The opening words are interesting, Omnibus xpi fidelibus - To all Christ's faithful - the xpi being the Greek letters chi rho iota, the first three letters of the word Christ in Greek." * My note: Picture here a block print "A" and "E" joined together to make a "V." To the left of the "A," which has a long, gradual upstroke from the lower left, imagine a "C" which attaches to the top of the "A," crosses the "A" upstroke in a kind of "X" intersection, and completes its flow as the bottom horizontal line of the "E." Also, as a reference, see: http://www.stirnet.com/HTML/genie/british/ cc4aq/cave02.html Brian appears as descendant 1-I-ii-a in the referenced chart; his father Henry is, of course, the "ii," with "I" being a Brian Cave of Ingarsby who was married (1) to Margaret Throckmorton, and (2) to Bridget Skipwith.

Blank http://pages.quicksilver.net.nz/jcr/~cookwills4.html The Wills of men who sailed with Captain James Cook The will of JOHN CAVE (proved 18 February 1784 (11/1113)). In the Name of God Amen, I John Cave of East Smithfield in the County of Middlesex, Mariner, being well in Body and of sound and disposing Mind and Memory, Do hereby make this my last Will and Testament in manner and form following. First and Principally I render my Soul unto Almighty God hoping for Remission of all my Sins through the Merits of Jesus Christ my Blessed Lord and Saviour, my Body I commit to the Earth or Sea as it shall please God And as to such Worldly Estate and Effects as I am now or hereafter shall be possessed of, interested in, or intitled unto, I give and dispose of the same as follows, that is to say, I give and bequeath unto my Dear and loving wife Mary Cave all such wages, Sum and Sums of Money, Security for Money, Debts, Dues and Demands whatsoever now due, owing, payable or belonging or which shall or may at the time of my decease become due and payable to me for my Service or otherwise on board any Ship or Vessel I may be employed. All the rest, residue and Remainder of my Estate and Effects whatsoever and wheresoever and of what nature or kind soever, the same may be or consist, and of which I shall die possessed, interested in or intitled unto, both Real and Personal, I give devise and bequeath unto my Dear wife Mary Cave. To hold to her, her Heirs, Executors, Administrators and Assigns for ever. And lastly I do hereby nominate, constitute and appoint my said Wife whole and Sole Executrix of this my last Will and Testament, hereby revoking and making null and void all former or other wills by me at any time heretofore made, and I do declare these presents only to be and contain my last Will and Testament. In Witness whereof I the said John Cave, the Testator, have to this my said last Will contained in one sheet of paper set my Hand and Seal this twentieth day of August in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and seventy. John Cave Signed, sealed, published and declared by the said John Cave the Testator as and for his last Will and Testament in the Presence of us who in his presence at his request and in the presence of each other have subscribed our Names at Witnesses hereunto Matw. Hesse J May J Sims. This Will was proved at London the eighteenth day of February in the Year of our Lord one thousand seven hundred and eighty four before the Worshipful Andrew Coltee Ducarel, Doctor of Laws, Surrogate of the Right Worshipful Peter Calvert also Doctor of Laws, Master Keeper or Commissary of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury lawfully constituted by the oath of Mary Cave, Widow, the Relict of the deceased and the Sole Executrix named in the said Will, to whom Administration was granted of all and singular the Goods, Chattels and Credits of the said deceased , having been first sworn duly to Administer.

Hello all, I would like to correspond with anyone who might have connection to this family. The 1841 English census shows that Joseph STANTON and his daughters Ann and Esther are living in Claybrooke, Warwickshire, so I am presuming that his wife Mary is dead by this time. Does anyone know who the parents of Joseph STANTON and Mary CAVE were or perhaps of other families of these surnames in that locale or in Thornton, Leicestershire? Any suggestions on finding more about these families greatly appreciated. [Please excuse my uppercase report below] Many thanks for any help. sincerely, Wendy Schmutz 1. JOSEPH1 STANTON was born c. 1792 in LEICESTERSHIRE/WARWICKSHIRE? ENGLAND, and died 26 Jul 1844 in BARAJUP, PINJARRA, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. He married MARY CAVE 05 Dec 1819 in THORNTON, LEICESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND, She was born Bef. 1805 in LEICESTERSHIRE?, ENGLAND, and died c. 1841 in LEICESTERSHIRE/WARWICKSHIRE ENGLAND. Children of JOSEPH STANTON and MARY CAVE are: 2. i. HANNAH2 STANTON, b. 14 Jun 1820, THORNTON, LEICESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND; d. ENGLAND. 3. ii. MARY STANTON, b. 24 Feb 1822, CLAYBROOK, LEICESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND?; d. CLAYBROOK, LEICESTERSHIRE/WARWICHSHIRE, ENGLAND?. iii. ELIZABETH STANTON, b. 11 Jul 1824, CLAYBROOK, LEICESTERSHIRE, ENGLAND; d. 08 Aug 1824, CLAYBROOK, LEICESTERSHIRE,/WARWICKSHIRE ENGLAND. 4. iv. COMFORT STANTON, b. 25 Dec 1825, CLAYBROOK, LEICESTERSHIRE/WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND; d. 29 Dec 1895, BUNBURY, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 5. v. ANN STANTON, b. 11 Jan 1829, CLAYBROOK, LEICESTERSHIRE/WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND; d. 14 Jul 1891, PERTH, WESTERN AUSTRALIA. 6. vi. ESTHER STANTON, b. 16 May 1830, CLAYBROOK, LEICESTERSHIRE/WARWICKSHIRE, ENGLAND; d. 1899, WEST RIDING, YORKSHIRE, ENGLAND.

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cave/Craig/Jenkins Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec/msg/an/EGI.2ACEB/445 Message Board Post: I am the 6th great granddaughter of Rev Richard CAVE & Elizabeth Betsy CRAIG. I am trying to fit William Cave b. circa 1748 into this line. He served in the Revolutionary War. he was alsoa gentleman Judge in Harrodsburg, Linclon County, VA in 1784. I have seen a record where his parents are possily Joseph CAVE (no dates given ) & Mary JENKINS (no dates given). No further info as to whom Joseph's parents might be. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated Thank you

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/EGI.2ACEB/416.2.1.1.1 Message Board Post: Hi Joy, I have sent a test to your mail box. I do hope it works. I have such a lot on the Cave family did you know 3 of them moved to Liverpool? Hope to speak soon Hannah

This is a Message Board Post that is gatewayed to this mailing list. Surnames: Cave Classification: Query Message Board URL: http://boards.ancestry.co.uk/mbexec/msg/5538/EGI.2ACEB/416.2.1.1 Message Board Post: Thanks for that information Hannah. On the 1841 census there is also a child Elizabeth, age 9 months. I don't have any further information on her. She isn't mentioned in the 1851 census, so perhaps she died in childhood. Do you have any details about the area they lived in? They seem to have lived in Chapel Lane from 1841 to 1861 at least according to the censuses? Do you live anywhere near there? Does the street still exist? If there is a way to contact you directly I could send you a file of the family details as I know them. Regards, Joy