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Re: Caves in Somerset, England

ckwilly1 — 2009-11-12 07:37:41Z

Hi Jenny,
Well I don't know much about my ancestors in UK, but out here they seemed to be quite influential. Charles came out c1848/9 with quite a large family although I cannot find out on which ship. He died in 1850. His son William Rendall ( on the birth register the writing says William Kendall) was a wheat merchant, importer and had five steam tugs to bring in the boats carrying his cargo. He was Consul to Chile as was his son, John Rendall.
Back in England, the only thing I could find is that Charles was a Yoeman farmer.
It may be another branch of my Caves that you are connected to, so any info you have would be interesting and a link would be good.
Regards, Chris Williams
PS I have a public tree on ancestry.

Re: Caves in Somerset, England

Jenny_Jamieson — 2009-11-10 15:14:11Z

Hi Chris
I have found quite a few Caves in West Coker but my direct-line ancestors seemed to be shoe-makers. I would be grateful for any additional info or links you may have - would it be easiest to send you a link to my family tree?
Jenny

Re: William P. Clatterbuck

Muracat — 2009-11-01 18:29:46Z

If you are still doing research-- I have quite a bit of information on Clatterbuck's from Missouri. Email me:
muracat@aol.com

Re: RE: W.J.I.C.

acefrompas — 2009-10-09 18:08:12Z

I saw your post regarding photos of Pascal Cave. (my husbands gggggrandfather. We're planning a trip to Skyline Dr and would like to see this cemetery and also get copies of any photo's you may have. Can you forward info please.

Thank you,
Angela Cole
GGrandmother Flora Belle Gray Cole
Flora's father David Milton Gray
David's mother Isabella Cave
Isabella's father Pascal Cave

Re: Caves in Somerset, England

ckwilly1 — 2009-10-06 08:28:38Z

Hello Heathco,
I know your post was many moons ago but I am researching the Caves of Somerset. My family came from Stoke-under-Hamden, Somerset. Could they be yours too?
Chris Williams

Re: Caves in Somerset, England

ckwilly1 — 2009-10-06 08:25:01Z

Hi Jenny, I too have only found out how to access links.
My Caves lived in Stoke-under-Hamden, Somerset which is apparently near West Coker and I think during my research there was one branch living there.
If you would like to know more please tell me.
Chris Williams

E. L. Cave - 1920 photo

Not_A_Relative — 2009-09-24 05:24:17Z

http://www3.familyoldphotos.com/photo/washington/15698/e-l-c...

Re: Nancy Jane Cave Damewood buried near Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon

John02468 — 2009-09-09 22:36:55Z

Sorry, I am not able to confirm or deny any of that.

John

Re: Nancy Jane Cave Damewood buried near Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon

sjwinn4 — 2009-09-09 20:29:44Z

Hi,
My name is Sandra Damewood Winn, and am a great grandadughter of Nancy Jane Cave Damewood. I am just beginning my genalogical search. At one point I had traced the Damewood family to Switzerland in the 1640's. Apparently there was a mane change at that time. I have recently moved and have not been able to put my hands on my research but I believe the last name was Demuth. Can you confirm any of this for me?
Thanks, Sandy

Re: Lucy Cave of Shennandoah Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-08-04 23:07:45Z

Thanks this was a big help. I was about to give up on Lucy. Now I have more to go on. If you come across any more info send it my way.
Ollie

Re: Lucy Cave of Shennandoah Co Va

cavemiranda — 2009-08-04 22:43:45Z

According to my sources -- Shenandoah County Marriage Bond and 1850 US Census -- Lucy Cave was born about 1790.

1850 US Census lists her as 60 years old and the head of household and living in Rappahannock Co., VA with Elizabeth-25 and James-24.

According to Shenandoah, Virginia Marriage Bond dated 2 Jan 1815, Enoch Jenkins married Lucy Cave daughter of John with the bondsman listed as Thomas Cave.

Siblings of Lucy: Thomas Cave 1777 – 1860, Joseph Cave 1777 –, Polly Cave 1785 – , Jonas Cave 1786 – 1879, Benjamin Cave 1787, Nancy Cave 1789 – 1875, William Cave 1790 – 1886, John Cave 1790 – 1860, Ruben Cave 1794 – 1864, Sally Cave 1794 – , Reuben Cave 1805 – 1864, Noah Cave 1844 – 1931

Re: Joseph William Cave

ckwilly1 — 2009-08-04 00:03:52Z

Hi there, I'm afraid I do not have info on your Clarence etc, but I do have two Anne Caves.
1. Anne Cave b. 20/6/1829 Stoke, Somersetshire, England.
d. 5/8/1900 Malvern, South Australia. Aust.

2. Annie Alma Cave b.11/1/1872 Woodville, South Australia.
d.25/12 1941 Stirling West, South Australia. At "Pomona" the summer residence of my Great Grandfather.
Chrissie Cruiser

Re: Lucy Cave of Shennandoah Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-08-03 21:59:35Z

The only info I have is what I posted. Am looking for parents & siblings for Lucy & Enoch. I'm sure they had other children besides Matilda M. who marr William Harrison Knight. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Lucy Cave of Shennandoah Co Va

cavemiranda — 2009-08-03 11:50:16Z

Sue Ellen -
I am looking for information on this Cave family and would love to see what you have for Enoch Jenkins and Lucy ? Cave. Many thanks.
Heather Cave

Re: Joseph William Cave

amycave_1 — 2009-08-02 09:08:40Z

Hello...I realize it has been so very long since you posted the scant information about Joseph William Cave however you may have opened up a door for me. What descendants do you have from this line? Possibly a Clarence, Leo, or Henry?

If so, I may have finally located my mysterious Annie. I would greatly appreciate any response, even if there isn't a match. Thank you for your time.

CAVE Christine D 1906-2000

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 22:22:30Z

CAVE Christine D 1906-2000

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

CAVE Earl A 1900-1986

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-21 22:22:13Z

CAVE Earl A 1900-1986

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,884 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: CAVE Family in Barnwell County, South Carolina

WCave — 2009-07-06 00:38:35Z

Mike -- Its been a while. Any luck on your research?

I've made some progress on the Cave's but not the AShley's of Yons.

Re: Lucy Cave of Shennandoah Co Va

septrose — 2009-06-27 20:32:52Z

Hi,
There are several of us working on this family. Please get in touch with me by email and I can send you some files on the CAVE lineage and perhaps contacts for Knight family if you dont get reply from some of them.
I am a descendant of one of Lucys brother.
Sue Ellen Cave Ash
db1753 @ dragonbbs.com (remove spaces to send me email)

Re: Cave family in England

julesonriverpat — 2009-04-09 01:06:32Z

Dear Rita, isn't it exciting to find your roots. Life gets in the way of my research sometimes and its been a while since I've been on this site. I have been concentratiing on finding my Aussie relatives in Sydney New south Wales and found my direct cousins, who have Emma Cave-Brown(e)-Cave as their GG Mother, just like me.
In 2004 I went to Stanford Hall in Lutterworth Leicester, one of our family homes, where My GG mother Emma used to visit her cousins. I was absolutely blown away by the experience. We had a reunion of about 60 Caves, and extended family. My cousin Theresa Goss came from Vancouver, and also my cousin Sarah Chanin from Devon in England. The only light I can shed on the family connection is that one of the Cave brothers went to London in about the 1700s and married the daughter of the Mayor of London, whose surname was Brown(e), and they also married into the Verney family, of the Braye baroncy. Debretts and Burkes say how later the descendents added the names together, making Cave-Brown(e)-Cave. The brothers took these names. I have reached a stalemate regarding my gg mothers family in Dorset. I have to get hold of the birth & marriage CTS. Hope to hear from you. Julie

Re: Cave family in England

julesonriverpat — 2009-04-09 00:55:20Z

Dear Rita, thanks for your reply. I havn't found the direct connection yet with the Cave/Braye Baroncies, through my great Grandmother, Emma Cave-Brown(e) Cave except that she used to visit Stanford hall in Lutterworth, to see her cousins in the 1800s-1900s, and her family goes back to Dorset about the 1700s. Yes i have all the info from Debretts and Burkes, but still do not have the connection. Julie

Re: Cave family in England

julesonriverpat — 2009-04-09 00:50:51Z

Hi, I think we are definitely related. My Great Grandmother Emma Cave(Brown(e)-Cave talked aboout the Baroncy held by you ancestor. She had the title at one time, which is connected to the Bray Baroncy, but it passed on to her cousin in Canada. Your Acncestor had a business in Canada. Look up Debretts or Burkes peerage and you will find the info. Julie Lawrence

Cave Family of Wolverhampton England

webberpaul1 — 2009-06-29 07:14:11Z

Hi trying to locate anyone related to Arnold Henry Cave b 1900 near wolverhampton england (possibly Codsall or Tettenhall). I believe he emigated to Canada around 1911. He later married a Violet Ellen Herrington.
His parents were Arthur Cave b 1867 Bradmore Wolverhampton and Lucy Heath b1878 Codsall wolverhampton.
Paul

Caves in Liverpool

vmfairbank — 2009-06-01 12:33:13Z

My great grandmother was Margaret Cave, daughter of Joseph Cave a cabinetmaker from Liverpool. She married John Wilcock in 1866. Has anyone any information about her parents? I am really keen to find her mother, who, I believe, was also Margaret, as this is a family name.

Thank you
Vivian

Re: Joseph Cave , Montreal , Canada

B_Jackan — 2009-02-13 11:51:41Z

I don't have your address, but mine is on this site.

B. Jackan

Re: Joseph Cave , Montreal , Canada

B_Jackan — 2009-02-13 00:23:13Z

Please contact me off site and I will send you the
photo.

Re: Joseph Cave , Montreal , Canada

B_Jackan — 2009-02-12 19:55:02Z

I have Henry Cave born 1797 England and died 1875 Ohio. He
had children Joseph A., Henry Clay and Cynthia E. I have a
photo of some unidentified people that has written on the back
"Cave family in Canada". My great-grandparents are in the
photo and they lived in Nebraska at the time. Do you think
there could be a connection? I would be happy to share the
photo.

Re: FREDRICK CAVE

JosieTerris94 — 2009-06-11 08:47:24Z

Hi, I am interested to see you have a Ralley in your tree, my family are Ralleys, most from eaton, have you any more info i may be able to help.JosieTerris 94

Re: Henry Cave from Country Antrim, Northern Ireland

gayl69 — 2009-06-27 18:41:12Z

Yes, I would love to see the photo. Daniel Cave (perhaps Arnold's nephew) died in 1906 in Sharon, Mercer County, PA. He (and perhaps his father Henry) did work in this industry in western Pennsylvania. I appreciate your reply.

Daniel Cave was my great uncle (married Maggie Mulligan).
Gayl Mulligan Callis

Re: Henry Cave from Country Antrim, Northern Ireland

gayl69 — 2009-02-12 01:04:46Z

Thanks for your reply. I don't know if this information will be helpful. Nothing seems to jive right now, but I'll print and hold on to it. One never knows. Sounds as if our Henry, and his sons Daniel and Thomas came to the USA in the early 1870s. Settled in Western Pennsylvania and worked in the 'blast furnaces' ... I appreciate your prompt reply. Gayl

Henry Cave from Country Antrim, Northern Ireland

gayl69 — 2009-01-28 23:19:52Z

Looking for descendants of Henry Cave, from Antrim.
Emigrated to USA circa 1873, eventually settled in Sharon, PA, USA. Sons were Thomas and Daniel. Daughter Mary.
Looking for name of his wife, her origin.

Re: Caves in Liverpool

JackSwartz — 2009-06-01 16:57:47Z

Vivian,

This information may be of no use to you, but I had a great
uncle, John Cave, who was on the ship Vidalia from Liverpool
January, 1850, to New York; however, the manifest showed his
place of origin was Co. Monaghan, Ireland. He eventually
wound up in Haskell Co., Kansas, USA, in the 1880's.

Re: Henry Cave from Country Antrim, Northern Ireland

JackSwartz — 2009-01-29 16:57:46Z

I had a great great uncle, John Cave, who immigrated to the
USA in 1850 from Co. Monaghan. He was said to have had a
brother, I believe, named Henry. Don't know if there is any
connection.

I have been in contact with a Vera Cave, Co. Donegal, and she sent me information on a number of Church of Ireland
clergy named Cave. One of her great grandfathers was Henry
Cave (1852-1935), and he had a son named Henry Carr Cave. She also said Henry Carr Cave had a son, Frank, who lived
in England.

Don't know if any of this is helpful.

Jack

Jennings County, Indiana, Cave Family

Kfurballkell — 2009-05-26 13:29:35Z

I am the County Coordinator for Jennings County on INGenWeb and am interested in a Cave family I see as being early settlers in Montgomery Township on the sourthern end of the County. There is a very old Cemetery called the Cave/Dixon Cememtery located at what was the town of Paris. Buried there are

Wm. G. Cave D Jan 15, 1882 80yrs 10mos 21days
Ella G. Cave (Wife of Wm. G.) D Nov 16, 1869 52yrs 20days
Stephen Cave July 1, 1820-July 3, 1826

There is also mention in the Plain Dealer Newspaper published Dec. 26, 1871 of a William Cave aged 70 years who is among the oldest citizens in Montgomery Township. I am thinking he is the same William as above. Does anyone on this list have more on this family?

Sheila Kell
http://ingenweb.org/injennings/

Lucy Cave of Shennandoah Co Va

oclarke11 — 2009-06-27 16:31:54Z

Seeking parents & siblings for Lucy & her husband Enoch Jenkins. They were b abt 1780. Their dau Matilda M. b abt 1811 marr William Harrison Kinght Oct 1835 in Page Co. Also need William's parents & siblings. Have their children as:
Isabella b abt 1841 marr Joseph ( Little Joe ) Painter 27 Dec 1860. He was the son of Thomas Painter & Ann Good.
George W. b 18 July 1849 marrr Nancy Rebecca Aleshire 18 Oct 1877. She was the dau of Isaac Aleshire & Susan Painter. Any info appreciated.
Ollie

Re: Caves in Somerset, England

Jenny_Jamieson — 2009-02-13 17:08:57Z

Rather new to this and only just discovered the message board!
My Caves lived (or maybe still live) in West Coker in Somerset.
Any connections?

Re: Henry Cave from Country Antrim, Northern Ireland

cavemiranda — 2009-06-27 18:19:39Z

My grandfather Arnold Cave was born and raised in virginia yet he talks of meeting his grandfather who had red hair and an accent. His father worked at Redwell or Isabella furnace in Shenandoah, Virginia. I have a photo taken in 1912... perhaps you'd like to see it -- he might tie to Henry.

Re: Lucy Cave of Shennandoah Co Va

LaineeDentonJones — 2009-06-29 16:54:56Z

Hiya Ollie,

This is my line.

Email me at elaine_dee@hotmail.com and I will be glad to exchange information with you.

Lainee Denton-Jones
4th great granddaughter of William Harrison Knight and Matilda Jenkins.

Henry Cave, Hocking Co., OH 1841

MrSavik — 2009-02-03 17:35:06Z

I have a copy of a certificate issued by the US Land Office at Chillicothe to Henry Cave of Hocking County, OH dated 1841. Does anyone have any information on this Henry Cave or his family? I am researching Henry Cave, b. 1797, Lancashire, England, who moved to OH from PA about this time. He and his family are on the 1860 census for Pike Co., but I don't know where they are in 1840 or 1850 and wonder if this may be the same man. I'm happy to exchange information. Any help or info would be appreciated.

Wiiliam CAVE living Isle of Man 1850s until he died

rowley123 — 2009-06-24 05:21:25Z

Hi
I am trying to find out where Willaim CAVE b 1817 was from. He married Elizabeth Bridson on the Isle of Man in 1850 and lived there until he died in 1871.
Their daughter Sarah Ellen CAVE b 1853 emmigrated to New Zealand before 1884. I would love to know which ship she came on and when she left the Isle of Man.
Regards Deb

Carl Wilhelm BERG, Upsala, Sweden born c. 1847 d.30/11/1922 Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

ckwilly1 — 2009-07-03 01:09:05Z

Hi my name is Chris and I am researching my G.Grandfather, Carl Wilhelm BERG who was a merchant seaman from Sweden and jumped ship (according to family info) around 1866 in Port Adelaide South Australia. He became a hairdresser and tobacconist and had a shop in Hutt St, Adelaide.
He married Amelia BEARD and had 12 children. I and a cousin now have complete trees of his children, but have failed to find out anything of his past. Any help would be appreciated.

The Caves of Stoke, Somerset, England

ckwilly1 — 2009-07-03 00:51:03Z

Hi, My name is Chris and I am researching the Caves of Stoke-under-Ham, Somersetshire, England.
1.John Cave m Sarah Hill
1a Mary Oram Cave 4/5/1786 B Pitney Somerset
2.William Cave 1784
3.Phoebe 1788
4.Charles 1789-1853
5.Phoebe Rendall 1791
6.Charles 1803-1850
7.William Rendall 1841-6/7/1916 Adelaide Australia
Charles emigrated to Australia around 1845-49 with his family, however I have been unable to find any immigration details. His son William Rendall was an importer/ exporter and dealt in wheat around mostly South Australia and was extremely successful.

Valentine Cave

mnjjames — 2009-01-25 18:33:39Z

Researching my wife's family history and have come across a Valentine Cave born Q1 1866 Aston, Birmingham, England. He marries Bertha Lunt (my wife's Gt Grandmother in Q1 1887 in Kings Norton, however in 1891 Bertha is listed as a widow, living with her brother. Bertha married Thomas Simpson in Q2 1906. What we have been unable to trace is the death of Valentine Cave, was Bertha really a widow?

Anyone with any clues on what happened to Valentine?

Thanks

Martin

Re: Joseph Cave , Montreal , Canada

CarolynArchambault — 2009-02-11 20:00:19Z

Hi,

Can you contact me at eppss@telus.net Joseph Cave and Mary Shaw Cave were witnesses at my Grandmothers marriage at St Augustins Montrea.
I also have a photo of Joseph Cave.

cheers,
Carolyn

Cave/Shaw

CarolynArchambault — 2009-02-11 19:57:14Z

Hi,

Please contact me at eppss@telus.net. I think I have a photo of Joseph Cave husband of Mary Shaw Cave.
Will explain.

Cheers,
Carolyn

Re: Joseph Cave , Montreal , Canada

CarolynArchambault — 2009-02-12 20:01:59Z

Fantastic!!

Would it be possible to send a scanned copy??

My thanks
Carolyn

Re: Joseph Cave , Montreal , Canada

CarolynArchambault — 2009-02-13 01:12:19Z

hi

can you send me your email address

cheers

carolyn

Re: Joseph Cave , Montreal , Canada

CarolynArchambault — 2009-02-13 16:05:29Z

Hi,

My address is eppss@telus.net

Was your ancestor Joseph Cave (Montreal)?

Cheers,
Carolyn

William P. Clatterbuck

LetaStroud — 2009-05-21 22:39:31Z

Dear Rev. Cave:

I'm doing Clatterbuck genealogy for a friend in Missouri. Would you be willing to share any information on William P. Clatterbuck?

Thank you

Leta Stroud

Charles S. Cave b.1825, d 1900

aliciamcave — 2009-06-04 02:10:37Z

Hello Caves!

I'm trying to find information on my tree, and I'm stuck at Charles S. Cave of St. Louis, MO (b. 1825, d 1900). His son, Thomas Fawcett Cave (1879-1943) was my great grandfather. I would like to know where his parents came from.

Thank you,
Alicia Cave