www.mun.ca/univrel/gazette/1999-2000/June.22/archtreasures.html Entering the Political Arena by Bert Riggs William Henry Cave - biography and picture. -------- Another site for bio/picture: members.tripod.com/~Roughian/W.H.Cave.html ==================================== www.sfn.saskatoon.sk.ca/~ab133/Archives/Digests/v03n400-499/v03.n411.t xt Publication: The Ottawa Sun Date: 2000.07.11 Section: News Page: 5 Byline: ANDREW SEYMOUR MUSEUM TARGETS VETERANS' GUNS A pair of World War II relics still capable of packing a deadly punch are museum- bound. Two fully-automatic Schmeisser submachine guns will be handed over to the Canadian War Museum later this week by Ottawa OPP after three years in storage at OPP headquarters. "A veteran brought them back from the Second World War and had hidden them away," OPP Sr. Const. Eric Booth said yesterday about the powerful MP-40 machine pistols the late Hayden CAVE brought home more than 50 years ago. Cave died in 1967 and the weapons were passed on to another family member who put them away for safekeeping. Other family members then turned the guns in to OPP in 1997 during a gun amnesty program after they were found in a Fitzroy Harbour cottage. =================================== www.magma.ca/~jcobban/FamilyTree/F@F1387@.html NOTES ON SARAH CAVE: Sarah Cave was born at Adelaide, Middlesex, ON, CA in February 1862. (Married James Bond who was b. ON, CA 14 April 1852.) . Source: Cemetery Transcription, Mt. Brydges U.C., Caradoc Twp, . Middlesex Cty, ON, F-4-26 . Source: Ontario Death Register, 16585/1900 Citation="age at death . 38y 8m" Sarah Cave died at Caradoc, Middlesex, ON, CA on 11October 1900. . Source: Ontario Death Register, 16585/1900 Sarah Cave was buried at Mt. Brydges United Church, Caradoc, Middlesex, ON, CA. ===================================== www.blackwoodgolf.com.au/news/nl01017.htm We regret to advise that our former member, Robert John (Bob) Cave passed away on 7.1.01 aged 72 years, leaving behind his widow, Bernice. Privately cremated. ====================================== www.angelfire.com/rock3/rickirving/ S_A_History_Salt_Industry.html W. R. CAVE & COMPANY W. R. Cave and Company began scraping salt from the northern end of Lake Bumbunga, four miles from Lochiel around the beginning of last century, scraping between 6000 and 7000 tons each season. They employed more than 40 men during the season, and the company had 80 working horses. A problem for the company was the obtaining of paddocking and feed, which forced thecompany to lease more land around the lake. When W. R. Cave died, the lease was worked under the name of Castle Salt Company. ====================================== freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ ~kiwiadams/aqwg224.htm Mary Ann CAVE was born about 1826 in Sydney, New South Wales, Austrailia. and was christened 20 Nov 1827 in Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.. She died 28 Feb 1914 in Motueka, Nelson, New Zealand. and was buried 1 Mar 1914 in Nelson, New Zealand. Mary Ann CAVE married William BOYCE on 28 May 1842 in Sydney, NSW, Australia. =======================================