www.york.ac.uk/inst/cecs/cave.htm Picture.... King's Manor c. 1822, by Henry Cave (York City Art Gallery) Henry Cave was the drawing master at Mr Lumley's Boarding School for Young Ladies. Cave (1779-1836) was a topographical artist in oil and watercolour, and an engraver, who worked extensively on York and Yorkshire subjects. =================================== www.hillfields.org.uk/History/Car_history/lady.htm Picture of car built by Henry Cave. In the early years of the twentieth century, Hillfields played a key part in the development of Coventry's Car Industry. In total there were 20 different car makers located in Hillfields. The Lady was a voiturette, built by Henry Cave. It was powered by a 2.25 h.p. De Dion engine with power applied through a "Stow" flexible propshaft to the rear axle. The car could manage 16 m.p.h. There was a movable steering column to allow easy access to the seats. 1899. ========================================== freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~liverpool/June1833.html Liverpool Mercury newspaper June 14th 1833 Marriages On Thursday the 6th June 1833 Same day at Walton Church Mr WHITTLE to the third daughter of Mr James CAVE of Walton Breck Same day Mr EDWARDS to Catherine, youngest daughter of Mr James CAVE of Walton Breck =================================== //freespace.virgin.net/guy.etchells/Lenton.htm Extracts of Lenton Parish Records Baptisims, Burials & Marriages 1540 to 1651 Mary, dau. of Thomas Cave, Knight, .....buried 15 August 1612 ===================================