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Re: Ellen Cabell

rejerrard1 — 2009-09-18 00:47:26Z

Please could you forward to me the photo you have of my grandfather's uncle, James Thurgar Jerrard, to rejerrard@gmail.com. James Thurgar Jerrard's wife was Ellen Cabell. If you have any further information about the Jerrard family I would very much appreciate that.

Many thanks,

Ray Jerrard

Re: Ellen Cabell

bexson — 2009-09-17 20:37:05Z

Interestingly enough, I also have a photograph with J. Thurgar Jerrard, Managing Director LMPA(London Mutual Photographic Association) Limited, 170 Fleet Street, London stamped on the back. I assumed that it was the photographer's studio in which the photo was taken. I have no idea who is in the photo but I entered the photographer's name into google on the off-chance it would give me some kind of clue and this message turned up.

Re: Ellen Cabell

rejerrard1 — 2009-08-01 14:13:54Z

For Jane Courtier:

I would appreciate beign able to contact you about my grandfather's uncle James Thurger Jerrard. The family had a printing business in 172 Fleet Street, London. I would also very much appreciate if a copy of the photograph you have is possible.

James Thurger Jerrard b.1836 married Ellen Cabell(b.1835).

Re: African-American Cabells

derekn1_1 — 2009-07-21 00:40:28Z

Hi,
My name is Derek Nicholas, the great-great-great-great grandson of John Nicholas, a slave of the Cabell family in Lovingston, VA. He was born in the year 1810. His son was named Washington Nicholas born 1845. I believe the Nicholas family of slaves, acording to the Cabell letters, were passed down to Nicholas Cabell, from his grandfather, William H. Cabell. A woman name Harriet, believe to be his spouse, had two daughters named Malina, and Jane.

Washington Nicholas, married a woman named Sophia Diggs. Sophia's mother's name was Susan Diggs. Washington and Sophia had a son, named William Nicholas (my great-great-great grandfather). William Nicholas, married a woman named
Julia Venerble alt. spelling(Venable). Julia;s father's name was Noah Venerble. I believe Noah married a woman named Susan Woodson. All were from Lovingston, VA
Any, more detail inforamtion, would be greatly appreciated.

http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/10307940/family/pedigree#pedi...

Re: Henderson, Kentucky Cabells

slemin46 — 2009-06-29 18:00:57Z

oops!! it would be nice if I added the names wouldn't it!

Charles Joseph Cabell,April 26, 1813,Fayette County, KY son of Edward Blair Cabell who died in Mo.There were a couple of daughter born there also.

The sons of Charles were:Robert Boyd Cabell,February 22, 1847; Edward Blair Cabell,1852;William Allin Cabell,June 14, 1855;James Monroe Cabell,July 03, 1858

That is all I have in my data base. I have my books packed away in hopes that we can move back to Texas soon.

Re: Henderson, Kentucky Cabells

slemin46 — 2009-06-29 17:37:51Z

Here are some names of Cabells that were in Kentucky and I am sure that most of them owned slaves before the Civil War. I do not have a lot of info on most and found what I do have in the book "Cabells and Their Kin"

As we all know that when the slaves were emacipated that the ones that did stay to 'share crop' took the last name of their 'previous' owners.

It would be wonderful if you could find out who the 'master' of your ggggrandparent and find out where that line first emerged in the states/colonies.

Henderson, Kentucky Cabells

mystro56 — 2009-06-26 04:43:56Z

Hi, I'm just getting started and looking for Cabells in Henderson, Kentucky. Apparently there is a "colored" cemetery which may have gggrandparents buried there.
There was a Harriet Cabell/James Banks marriage (probably in 1850 or so) that would be great to find help with. They had a child, Mary who married George Moss.
Thanks -

Re: African-American Cabells

mystro56 — 2009-06-06 21:23:55Z

Hi, Any chance that you have any info or connection to the Cabells of Henderson, Kentucky?
We're looking for Cabells and Moss surnames in that territory.
Thanks!

Re: Albertine/Joachim/Hans

JoachimCabell — 2009-05-14 11:17:03Z

Hello
I am related to the mentioned Cabell's

rgds

Joachim

Re: Samuel J Cabell born 1807 Va

slemin46 — 2009-04-21 21:15:23Z

Earlene,

My husband is not of your line, but I want to know if you have corresponded with Randall Cabell. There are two books on the Cabells. The Cabels and Their Kin, by Alexander Brown and The Twentieth Century Cabells, by Randall Cabell.

Both are informative and worth every dollar you invest in them. I just wish other family surnames would do the same.

Samuel J Cabell born 1807 Va

EarleneScott — 2009-04-20 18:34:44Z

Looking for descendants of Samuel J Cabell (white) and mate Mary Barnes. They had 13 children and she is at times listed as a "savage" which I believe refers to Indian heritage. Samuel was murdered by town peers because he would not end the relationship with Mary. An extensive will was left with Mary and her children benificiaries. Some of the children names were Eunice, Soula, Breckenridge, Bette. He is believed to be buried in W. VA near the W.VA. State College Campus. I would like to exchange info on this family as it is my line.

Re: African-American Cabells

piajones28 — 2009-04-18 04:09:08Z

Hi...I am also Harry H. Cabell great-great grand daughter. My great grandfather was Harry H. Cabell Jr. I was reading your thread and noticed that you have Edith Berryman listed as Harry (SR) daughter but she is the daughter of Harry (Jr).

If you have anymore info...please let me know...

Thanks.

Re: cabell family

CatherineClosson — 2009-03-21 22:26:46Z

I am researching the owners of a Santa Barbara house originally built by Isabella Goodrich Breckinridge, wife of John Cabell Breckinridge and am in touch with her grand-daughter. We both would love to see your 1941 letter and would very much appreciate your sending copies of it and the press cutting to me (she has no e-mail). Thank you so much! Cathy

Re: Descendents of Col. John Cabell

kathleen9654 — 2009-03-02 18:21:06Z

Hi, I know this is 9 years old but do you have any copies of documents? My Cabell family are documented in The Cabell's and Their Kin but would love to add any documents to that.
Thanks, Kathleen

Gen. W. L. Cabell died

maryachtrh — 2008-11-04 00:11:04Z

Appears in The Ravia Weekly News, Friday, 3 March 1911, Johnston County, Oklahoma

Gen. W. L. Cabell the distinguished Confederate soldier died at his home in Ballas, Texas last week. Gen. Cabell was an old friend and comrade of Col. C. W. Geers' who assisted with getting the Ravia news started.

Who were parents of Mary Polly Cabell Goode?

qsmihtlink — 2008-06-28 13:30:05Z

She was born 19 March in about 1789, probably in VA. It is assumed that she moved with her parents and siblings to Lincoln Co, KY, ca 1800 where she married William Goode 15 Jan 1806. Her father may have been William Cabell who was a neighbor in KY of William Goode and his father, Campbell Goode.

Re: Pedlars Mills, Amherst County ,Virginia African American Cabells

@@QSmithLink@aol.com — 2008-06-27 17:23:09Z

A Cabell family moved to KY ca 1800, taking with them an adolescent mulatto, Susan (Sukie). In 1806 she went with the Cabell daughter, Polly, when she married William Goode and stayed with her until after 1860. This is probably too distant to be of help. Good luck, Quentin Cabell Smith

Pedlars Mills, Amherst County ,Virginia African American Cabells

S_Mackins — 2008-06-24 03:42:06Z

My maternal grandmother was Bessie Cabell her parents were David Cabell and Delda (Higginbotham)her mother was Martha. any additional info appreciated.

Re: Cabell

2006-03-24 02:19:12Z

Are any of you folks able to look in the County and/or State Archives and see if there may be any chance that the slave owners listed the names of their slaves, who may have left the slave to someone in a will?

Cabell and/or Eldridge are found in Henrico, Albemarle, Amhurst, Goochland, Buckingham, and Brunswick Counties, Virginia before there was a West Virginia.

I have the book "The Cabell's and their Kin" by Randy Cabell, but none of the names you have are listed.

Good Hunting to you all!

By the way did you know that the Great Cab Calloway's name was Cabell Calloway? The greatest "Scat Man" and Band Leader that ever was....Hidy Hidy Ho!

Re: Cabell

2006-03-22 21:44:35Z

I'll pass the name Isham around with my family.

Re: Cabell

2006-03-22 19:58:34Z

thank you for the interest.I have been search and running into brick walls.I "m interested in Isham Cabell in the 1880 census.

Colonel William Cabell & Horsley; Warminster Virginia State

2006-01-17 16:03:50Z

Found this tattered paper in old book. Paper is from Virginia but not sure where date on paper is Jan 8, 1953. Mentions different areas of Virginia. Thought someone might enjoy.

I have no connection to these families.

Brenda

Re: Cabell

2006-01-03 05:15:56Z

I am on a search for Cabell history and your history is interesting in that I have relatives from and still in Lynchburgh, Virginia.

My grandfathers name was Silas (AKA Ralph)

Grandpa Silas' Dad's name was Charlie

Grandpa Silas' Mom's name was Virginia

joseph cabell