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Steven Cavey
(Maryland) 18 April 2007 |
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I don't know much but my fathers name is Leonard E Cavey, his sister is Mildred Purper maiden name was Cavey, my grandfathers name is Leonard A Cavey. As far as i know my grandfather passed in the 40's sometime, my father in April of 03.
We are from Baltimore and are still here.
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Sharon Zinkand
(Maryland) 18 April 2007 |
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Jean Luc has it really been 10 years!
I really think it is time for another
reunion here in Maryland. If anyone is interested in helping me I would
appreciate it.... Nicky are you out there?!?!? It seems like yesterday I ran
into Cathy Cavey and we realized that her Grays/Ellicott City Cavey's were
actually part of my Woodstock Cavey's! What a wonderful bridge that was to her
and I! I had the Woodstock info and She had the Grays info. Her and Bill
Norris had worked long and hard on finding all their info. At first it seemed
all too easy that this was the answer for all three of us. But as we started
putting things together it all connected. Thank God for my Grandmother and
her vivid memories of the Old Home Place in the hills behind the Woodstock College!!!
Thank God I had such an undying interested in all of her wonderful
stories and wrote it all down. It is not the gift I give to my children and
grandchildren. The map my Uncle made of how to get back to the old home
place really helped. My grandmother used to climb those hills for as many years
as she could, taking my father, aunt and uncle with her, to walk back into
the past of her childhood home, the home of Mollie and Jack and before them
Reuben and Mary C. Strebeck Cavey.
The journey taken with Cathy Cavey and Bill Norris was something I will
treasure forever. I am sure that Cathy is in heaven, with all the ancestors
she searched for, for so many years... getting the stories of their lives.
I would really like to try to get together another reunion of the
Woodstock/Grays/Ellicott City Cavey's.
Bill if you are out there I could not do it
without you or Nicky!!!!!
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Sharon Zinkand
(Maryland) 18 April 2007 |
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I would love to talk to you.
You can reach me at 410 242 8956
My Great Grandmother was Mollie (Mary Jane Cavey) who lived with her husband
and children( one of which was my grandmother) in a home built by her
father, Reuban Cavey (son of Joseph and Sarah Cavey) in the hills behind the
Woodstock College and not too far from the Quarry
Look forward to speaking to you!
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Joseph Bailey
(USA) 5 April 2007 |
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I noticed a message from a John Lea, Texas, who discussed Bailleul, West Flanders, and some of the de Bailleul family members...I would like to discuss more with this John Lea of Texas,.
Would you please forward my message and ask him to contact me, if he is willing?
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Gina Keitz
(Maryland) 28 March 2007 |
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I may be distantly related to you.
My Great-grandmother was Florence King and her mother was Mary Bower King. Many years ago Bill Norris sent my mother (Beatrice Lillian [Lachenauer] Boublis) a copy of the Norris-Cavey-King family tree information. I'm trying to get in touch with Bill Norris again and would like to share my genealogical findings with the family.
Can you please have this lady email me re: King? My 2nd great was Eva Estelle Parrish who married Thomas J King. I would love descendant info.
Thank you.
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Norma B. Cavey
(Maryland) 28 March 2007 |
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My late husband was Edward Francis Cavey of the Woodstock Baltimore Caveys.
We did extensive research on the family and connections to the Catholic Church. I can tell you the name of the Cavey who was instrumental in converting Woodstock area families to Catholicism & ties to the Society of Jesus and Woodstock seminary.
My husband was a prominent Jesuit before our marriage.
I would like a snail mail address to send photos and materials. Lots of stuff.
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Earlyn E. Wiles Stanco
(Maryland) 11 March 2007 |
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Laura,
Just came across your letters from November on the web site. Your gr-grandmother Florence Alverda King and my gr-grandmother Margaret Anna Rebecca
King Wiles were sisters. Your grandmother (Bea) and grandfather (Elmer) used to
visit back and forth with my parents Earl and Evelyn Wiles. I always thought
they were the best. My sister Bea was named after your grandmother. We
called your Mom 'Little Bea'.
Earlyn
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Earlyn E. Wiles Stanco
(Maryland) 10 March 2007 |
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Keith,
I have the same info. on Minnie Cavey that you do. Mine came from the
Howard County Historical Society, which came from Bill Norris.
Earlyn E. Wiles Stanco
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Gina C Sessions-Keitz
(Maryland) 27 February 2007 |
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I see many mentions of Bill Norris on your site. I was previously in contact with him and would like to be again. Do you know how I can reach him?
Thank you, Gina C Sessions-Keitz
My great aunt was married to a Cavey here in Maryland... I believe Bill had contact with them before they passed away.
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Keith Austin
(Maryland) 20 February 2007 |
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I saw your website and wanted to get on the mailing list. My name is Keith Austin. I am from Baltimore.
My great-grandmothers name was Minnie Ritter, but her maiden name was Minnie Cavey. Through the census I believe her parents were Robert and Rosa Cavey and I believe Roberts parents were Nathaniel and Mary A. Cavey.
Just wanted to try to confirm this or find out where my great-grandmother fits in. Thank you.
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Thomas B. J. Aliandoe
(Maryland) 11 February 2007 |
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I am a medical doctor (General Practitioner) working at the
International SOS Clinic in Jakarta, Indonesia. I have once had a mister Thomas Cavey visiting us in the clinic here, and I believe he has now moved back to the USA. I found your website purely by chance, and remember Mr Cavey (I believe his full name to be Thomas J. Cavey).
If you happen to contact him, can you say hi to him from me? I understand that for privacy reasons you cannot release his e-mail address (but I give you permission to give him mine, if he wants to).
Best wishes
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Joan Pepin Tschida
(Minnesota) 22 January 2007 |
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I am interested in contacting Sharon Zinkand and Michael R. Cavey re my relationship with the Cavey family. I am related to the Bodka, Miller, and Gallagher families through my grandfather James Bodka,
who was born in Lonaconing MD. He died in Minnesota, I have a few photos and letters from his MD family.
Please advise, thank you
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Joan Pepin Tschida
(Minnesota) 21 January 2007 |
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Dear Sir, I am new to your Cavey site. I found an entry by Michael R. Cavey dated 1 October 1997 which relates to my family. Mary Bodka Miller was sister to my grandfather James Bodka. How, please, may I contact Michael Cavey? I have an old letter dated late 1800s written by Mary Miller to her brother, my grandfather. I have the family history of James who married in Minnesota. Any help that you can give me would be appreciated.
The above is regarding my mother's side of my lineage. On my father's side I was born a Pepin, the family from France to Canada in the 1600s.
Thank you for your consideration.
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Laura Rusch
(USA) 24 November 2006 |
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Hello,
I know I just wrote you but i just remembered that I have some antique steel-plate photographs of some of the Caveys which I'm sure Bill Norris's relatives would be interested in. these people, I don't know how I am related to and I would like to know who the people are in them. I'm so excited to have seen Bill Norris's name and some other familiar names, Je regrette que je ne parle pas en français.
Merci, merci, Merci pour ce site!
Laura Rusch
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Laura Rusch
(USA) 24 november 2006 |
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Hello,
I may be distantly related to you. My Great-grandmother was Florence King and her mother was Mary Bower King. Many years ago Bill Norris sent my mother (Beatrice Lillian (Lachenauer) Boublis) a copy of the Norris-Cavey-King family tree information. I'm trying to get in touch with Bill Norris again and would like to share my genealogical findings with the family.
I also have my bachelor's degree in French. If you need some help in translation,please ask.
Thank you for keeping this website. I saw Bill Norris's name on it!
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Jeanette Robbins
(USA) 17 November 2006 |
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Hi--My name is Jeanette Robbins I am trying to locate my Great Grandmother Celia Augusta Cavey she married my Great Grandfather Milton Peter Webb. My Mother Penny Lehmuth was also looking for her as well. Celia Augusta Cavey and Milton Peter Webb are the Parents of Lillian Gloria Webb my Grandmother. If you have any info's please email at jeanette_robbins1@msn.com
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Sabine Canestrier
(Nevada) 6 October 2006 |
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My maiden name is Cavey, my father Bernard Cavey is from Pirou (manche/France) and his parents are Auguste and Yvette Cavey.
I find your web site amazing and I didn't know there were Cavey all over the world. I myself live in Las Vegas/USA but I'm from France.
If you would like any more information, don't hesitate to contact me,
Sabine Cavey/Canestrier
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Clare Perry
(Ohio) 2 October 2006 |
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Descendant of Mathias Cavey (Toronto, Iowa), formerly of Ross County, Ohio.
Looking for information on Cavey family in the Ohio, Wisconsin, Iowa areas.
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Steven Dale Cavey
(somewhere) 26 September 2006 |
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Hi my name is Steven Cavey, my fathers name is Leonard Edward Cavey, he passed away in 2003, my grandfather was Leonard Asberry Cavey and was married to Ida marrie Mitchel.
I,m just looking for any information on my ancestors from both sides.
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Emily Burns
(Rhode Island) 24 September 2006 |
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I have been reading the posts at your website; I read one from Tomas
Cavey that said that he also had Irish Cavey ancestors. If he would
still like my e-mail address, please send it to him...also, there is
a post from 2004 from Janet Cavey (maiden name) in England; I
believe, after having read her post, that she and I share great-great-grandparents and are cousins. I would like to give her my e-mail
address as well, if possible.
Thank you--the site has been very helpful!
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Emily Burns
(Rhode Island) 19 September 2006 |
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I have found out a little more about my Irish Cavey ancestors from the 1901 and 1891 English Census records. My great-grandmother, Jane Cavey, was born in Wigan, Lancashire, England c. 1866. Her mother, Bridget, was born in Ireland in the early 1830s (unfortunately, I don't know her maiden name). Her father, Patrick Cavey, was born in Ireland in c. 1831. Besides Jane, they had a son, Patrick, who was born in Wigan c. 1870.
Jane Cavey married my great-grandfather, James Burns, who was also from Ireland, in Wigan around 1890.
If anyone recognizes these people from their family tree, I would love to hear from them.
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Sandra Englehart
(Iowa) 4 September 2006 |
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I'm researching the Charles Gilbert Cavey lineage.
My father-in-law, Fred Englehart, is making plans to marry Catherine Ann (Roberts) Cavey, the former wife of Charles Gilbert Cavey 2nd (1932-2004) and the mother of Charles "Jake" G. Cavey 3rd (1959-2004). I enjoy researching genealogy and would appreciate your help to sign me up. I've just begun researching the Cavey genealogy and would like to contact Charles' other son, Michael Ladd Cavey.
How can I obtain Michael's email address?
Also, how do I obtain access to the MyFamily.com genealogy? I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you for your consideration.
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Lily Brown
(Florida) 1st September 2006
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Hello,
I not related to you in anyway, Im writing you because, about 1 hour ago, I was watching Discovery Channel here in Florida, USA. Its about HAUNTING PLACE, and eeriely enough, the ghost haunting the SUMMERWIND house, somewhere in WISCONSIN, was WILLIAM CARVEY, landowner during 17th or 18th century..very interesting and spooky. Apparently, he helped to unite two red indian warlords, in gratitude they gave him big piece of land...if you go, to WISCONSIN ARCHIVES, you probably traced WILLIAM CARVEY.
Thanks a bunch. Hope this helps
Lily
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Kaitlin Cavey
(Missouri) 23 July 2006 |
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Hello Again.
This is Kaitlin Cavey from missouri once again. I dont know how much help i can be on the cavey-irish connection, but i do know that my grandfather was pure irish and either his father or great grandfather emigrated from ireland. I will speak to my father more about our family history....im not too well informed...but hopefully i can dig something up and help you out!
Write Back!
Kate
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Kaitlin Cavey
(Missouri) 23 July 2006 |
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Hello!
My name is Kaitlin Cavey. I stumbled upon the site, and I know my father has actually been a member of the site in past years. I didnt know if it would help, but there are are five caveys in my family living here in missouri. I dont if there are any other caveys elsewhere in missouri, but i thought this update might be helpful. Good luck with your site, Ive found it very informative and interesting. You've done a wonderful job!
Thank you,
Kaitlin Cavey
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A Garvey
(Maryland) 14 July 2006 |
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Hi Penny
I am a descendent of Henry Cavey & I would like to share any info with you. I also agree with your "hunch" that Joseph and Henry were brothers. Hope to hear from you.
[Note of the Editor] This message was first sent on Message Board at Ancestry.com.
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Rachel Sullivan
(Maryland) 5 July 2006 |
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Does any one have any information on a Mahalith Cavey born in 1819 in NY, living in Michigan with her 2 daughters and 2 sons. The children were born in Michigan ranging from 8 to 2 yrs of age. No mention of father. Shows up on the Michigan census in 1850. Children - Mariah, William, Susan and Edward.
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Connie Rhea Rowe
(Maryland) 2 May 2006 |
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Patty,
I have Icel Cavey married to a Woodrow Kelly but do not have any of their children. Also I show her grandmother as Anna Mae Stanley and I think you have her named spelled differently. I would like to have all information you can give me on John Evan Cavey and Mary Tippie. My e-mail is {DesignStch at aol} if you want to contact me direct.
Connie
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Paty Rivera
(Ohio) 30 April 2006 |
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I have some info on icel kelly she's my aunt
[Note of the Editor] This message was first sent on Message Board at Ancestry.com.
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Joyce Coster
(Maryland) 24 April 2006 |
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We spoke years ago (1992 maybe) and Bill wrote the story of the old house in Ellicott City.
He gave a copy to Dorothy O'Brien, my aunt. My existing Cavey relatives are my aunts Dorothy O'Brien and Helen Davis. My mother, Patricia (Sears) and aunt Mary (Swift) are deceased. I knew Aunt Nan (the postmistress in Ellicott City) Tess (our granny) aunt Ine, Eva, Agnes, Rose, and there were brothers who died earlier. I think one was Wesley. There is a Cavey monument in St. John's cemetary in Ellicott City and the homestead which is now an historical dwelling which has been refurbished and is gorgeous. I remember when Ine and Eve put Aunt Nan in the nursing home on West Road in Towson. We went to see her every weekend when I was about 10. I am now 49 and remember Ine and Eve's home on Midmeadow Road in Towson. My father built it as part of Jett Development in the 60's.
Granny (Theresa) married Thomas Lundy and had four daughters - Dorothy, Mary, Patricia and Helen.
Aunt Nan never married - lived at the homestead with her parents and raised Dorothy who was bore by Theresa but the father was never known. Now THAT is a family secret to this day. Aunt Dorothy turned 85 in March. She was Theresa's mother, but Thomas Lundy raised her as his own.
Thomas Lundy died before I was born. I am the daughter of Patricia (Theresa Cavey's daughter). She married Joseph Sears and, thus, was Patricia Ann Lundy.
I am a breast cancer patient who never has recovered. Been fighting since November, 2001. My prognosis is not good, but I do remember you, Bill, and all the years of work it took you to write that "bible" on ancestry.
When we first "met", I was married and living in Westminster, MD. Since then, too many things have happened and I am on my own - and very happy.
Please write back. My sister, Nancy Rothwell, would be so happy that I have found you again and the bit of history she can have for her children.
[Note of the Editor] This message was first sent on Message Board at Ancestry.com.
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Robert D. Davis
(Maryland) 17 April 2006
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From : Robert D. Davis
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Dear Monsieur Cavey,
This e-mail pertains to what I
read on your web site which, was written
by Bill Norris and Sharon Zinkand,
who were exploring some
of your family's history in what's now the
Patapsco State Park in Maryland, USA.
While attempting to research a quarry that I'd seen while riding on horseback,
through the aforementioned park, I
happened upon your web site. Perhaps
it may interest you and your
relatives that
there's a horse-farm near
the park, which may be helpful to your
family's genealogical exploration in
Patapsco State Park. I lead trail
rides through the park and am familiar
with many of the trails there. The
farm, Misty Manor Farm,
can accomodate up to
twenty-five people at a time on
horseback rides through the park, which
might make it easier for you and your
relatives to travel through the park
to see such places as the remains of
old house mentioned by Ms. Zinkand, which belonged to her great grandfather.
For further information, Misty Manor's
website is http://www.mistymanor.com.
There is also a historian for the
state park who may also be of help
to your family; his name is Robert
Bailey (I'm not certain if I have his
last name spelled correctly); the
telephone number where I'm told he can
be reached is: 1-410-737-0451.
Best of luck with your genlealogical
research. Hopefully you'll be able
to visit this part of the U.S. and
ride through the Patapsco State Park
on horseback to see some of your
family's history there.
Best wishes
Robert D. Davis
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Jack Dolby
(Maryland) 16 April 2006 |
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I am a direct descendant of Alfred Brice Cavey, referenced on the web
site http://family.cavey.org/html_en/write_us.shtml.
Alfred Brice Cavey had a daughter Mary Elizabeth Cavey, her 2nd marriage
to James Andrew Brannan (first marriage was to Joseph Munsch), their son
Alfred Charles Brannan married Hannah Elizabeth Griffith... my mother's
parents.
I tried to contact that web site through the address {Family at cavey.org},
but the email bounced.
I am not actively doing genealogical research right now but have some
information for some of the folks on the above-mentioned page.
Jack Dolby
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Charlotte Cavey
(Maryland) 15 April 2006 |
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My name is Charlotte Cavey and I live in Lansdowne, Maryland, USA. I am trying to get family history information. My granfather's name was William Thomas Cavey, his wife Myrtle Irene Parker Cavey. My father was Charles Edward Cavey.
My email address is {char2blue at yahoo.com}.
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Mina Marie Cavey
(Ohio) 30 October 2005 |
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Hi this is Mina Cavey. My parents divorced when I was an infant and I was never told anything about my father.
I was not even allowed to speak of my father or my family. When I got older and away from my mother , I kept
calling Dayton, Ohio phone information .Finally I got hold of my uncle Tom Cavey and he put me in touch with
my father. I spoke to my father once and told him I always loved him and a week later he passed away. My
fathers brothers and sister are so elderly , they have a hard time with remembering the past. The only thing
I was told, was that they lived in a coal mining town in Ohio in the Smokey Mountains and the small town
was so poor that it doesn't exist anymore.All I know is that his brothers and sister moved to the Dayton and
West Carrollton area. But now I cant find any of them in area.
My father, Ernest Ewing Cavey passed away
December 20,1994. He was 65 . On my birth certificate it only says that he was born in Ohio. I was born in
Montgomery. county, Dayton,Ohio on June 1,1956. His brothers , Tom , John , and Bob and his sister Icel
Cavey would have been born in the place in Ohio. Wherever that is ? I don't even know his parents name.
I just want to know about my family that my mother unjustly kept from me. I know next to nothing.
Any
help would be greatly appreciated !
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Connie Rhea Rowe
(Maryland) 30 October 2005 |
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Just checked my records and also 1930 census records.
Ernest was the son of John Cavey and wife Mary and resided in Trimble County,
Athens County, Ohio. Ernest was age 11/12 or 1 month old at time of census.
Other siblings listed are dtr Icel age 11, son John age 9, Son Forest age 7,
son Bobie age 6, son Billie age 2 9/12 and then son Ernest age 11/12.
family line is --
Ernest
John M. Cavey & Mary
John E. Cavey and M. Anna Mae Stanley
John Washington Cavey and Mary Willis
Levi Cavey and Margaret Allison
Levi was born 1812 in Maryland.
If Mina would e mail me direct I can give her dates and other siblings, etc. Levi Cavey and wife Margaret are buried in Jackson County, Ohio. Their
daughter Sarah was my ancestor.
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Connie Rhea Rowe
(Maryland) 30 October 2005 |
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Can Mina furnish a little more information on her father such as when and
perhaps where he was born. I have information on some Ohio Cavey's and will try
to help if I can.
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Mina Marie Cavey
(Ohio) 29 October 2005 |
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I was born in Dayton Ohio. My father was Ernest Ewing Cavey.
My mothers name was Chevetta.
My father had three brothers and one sister. Brothers were; John, Bob, Tom & sister - Icel Cavey.
I don't know a lot about my family's my mother kept me away from my Cavey side of my family.
My mother has passed away and my father passed away December 20,1994. He is buried at
Evergreen Cemetery in West Carrollton, Ohio. I am desperate to know anything about my family.
I don't even know the names of my grandparents.
Please Help if you can! I was born June 1,1956.
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Jo Brown Parsons
(Florida)
15 October 2005 |
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I have been out of touch for over a year. Am now taking care of my 87 year old father. I saw a notice from PAt Rivera with an AOL email address.
I tire that address but it is no longer valid. Would you have an address for her. I believe we are related
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Barry James Cavey
(Maryland) 8 October 2005 |
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My name is Barry James Cavey. 45 yrs
My father’s name is Ralph Leo Cavey , deceased.
My mother’s name is Mildred Joyce Carpenter (Cavey) 70 yrs
I have 1 brother , Ralph Craig Cavey , 43 yrs
I have 2 sisters, Joyclyn Kim Cavey , 48 yrs. And Michele Cavey , 45 yrs
2 sons, Barry Martin Cavey , 23 yrs and Logan Barry Cavey 9 yrs.
1 daughter, Meagan Elizabeth Cavey , 10 yrs.
Anyway just a little info on my family.
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(Paris) 11 August 2005 |
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All !
Debi Gair Norris, and I must say, myself have the tremendous pleasure to
inform you that our fellow Bill Norris is back and in good shape.
Bill e-mail address is {Nrrs24 at aol.com}.
You are welcome back at home, Bill !
We have no doubt that each member of the Caveys list would like to welcome
you warmly.
Debi and Jean-Luc
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Debi Norris Gair
(Maryland) 9 August 2005 |
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Bill Norris is back!
I don't think he will mind my announcement - Bill is back. His e-mail is {Nrrs24 at aol.com}.
[Note of the Editor] This message was first sent on Message Board at Ancestry.com.
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Connie Rhea Rowe
(Maryland) 8 August 2005 |
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Bob, Thank you for the information. I will send you some information later
on Levi and John W.
Connie
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Robert Lee Cavey
(Ohio) 8 August 2005 |
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Some information to fill in the blanks of the fourth fifth and sixth
generations:
Frank Washington Cavey b 1890 died Aug 1961
m. Lola Alice Murphy b 1-26-1895 died 6-27-1963
children:
Ellis H. deceased
Jean deceased
Blanche deceased
Ruth deceased
Hazel deceased
Stella deceased
Robert H. deceased
Frank W. jr deceased
Frieda living Hollister Oh.
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Robert H. Cavey b 1925 died Dec. 1979
m. Margaret Ellen Hogue b 1929 died 1999
children :
Mary Margaret
Lola Bell
Robert Lee
Charles William
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Robert Lee Cavey b 11-14-1954
m Francine Ann Dixon b 11-17-1959
children:
Dawn Marie
Margaret Ann
Brandy Kay
Crystal Renee
Robert Lee jr
Richard Allen
Jessica Leann
Hope this provides a little more information for you.
Bob
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Connie Rhea Rowe
(Maryland) 8 August 2005 |
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Jean & Robert -- I missed a generation -- here it is again
Levi Cavey b 1812 Maryland wife Margaret b 1808 PennsylvaniaZ In Carroll County Ohio 1840 and Jackson County Ohio by 1860
John Washington Cavey b Feb 5, 1837 and wife Mary Willis b 1844
John Evan Cavey b May 13, 1869 m Anna Mae Stanley b 1871
Frank Cavey b 1890 m Lola Murphy
Robert Cavey b 1925 m Margaret
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Connie Rhea Rowe
(Maryland) 7 August 2005 |
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Robert, here is what I have on your family.
Levi Cavey b 1812 Maryland wife Margaret (believe her last name to be Allison)
Levi and family were in Jackson County, Ohio in 1860 census.
John Washington Cavey b Feb 4, 1837 Carroll County, Ohio married Mary Willis in Jackson County, Ohio.
Frank Cavey b 1890 m Lola Murphy she died Athens County, Ohio 1963
Robert H. Cavey b abt 1925 wife Margaret
I would like to have more information on Frank and Robert and their families. Levi was my ancestor through his daughter Sarah. I have not been able to
prove anything in Maryland as to who his parents were. Levi shows his place of
birth in all the census records as Maryland.
I would be glad to exchange information with you. John Washington Cavey was
married more than once.
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Robert Lee Cavey
(Ohio) 7 August 2005 |
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My name is Robert Lee Cavey of Fostoria,Ohio
I am the son of Robert H. and Margaret E. Cavey.
My grandparents were Frank W. and
Lola A. [Murphy] Cavey of Hollister,Ohio.
I am 50 years old,married with 7 kids and
10 grandkids.
Would be interested in joining your group and hearing from this line
of the Cavey family.
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 5 August 2005 |
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Hi Debi,
It's good to hear that Bill (I still call him Billy, old habits are hard
to break), is doing better. He's done a great job researching the Cavey
family. It's also good to know you have caught the bug.
Earlyn
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Bob Benjamin
(Maryland) 5 August 2005 |
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Hello Bonnie,
I do not know if you are interested or not but I am forwarding a
copy of an obituary for a Harrison Cavey Sr. dated 6-14-2003.
Today I have been inundated with emails from people concerning
the Cavey family. I am not a relation but if you ever see a posting
I have made concerning an obituary (that is what I post) for a
member of the Cavey family please send me an email and I will]
gladly send you a copy.
Good luck in you searching.
Bob Benjamin
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Bonnie Hannon
(Maryland) 5 August 2005 |
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Hi,
My name is Bonnie (maiden name Cavey) I was born in Linthicum, Maryland
My dads name is Lycester Cavey, Jr. My grandfather was Lycester Cavey Sr.
I don't know much about my ancesters. Just checking to see if anyone knows my grandfather.
Thanks
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Debi Norris Gair
(Maryland) 5 August 2005 |
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Dear Jean-Luc,
It was wonderful to get a response from you. Please use my {dgair1 at atlanticbb.net}.
Thanks,
Debi
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(Paris) 5 August 2005 |
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Hi everybody,
Debi Gair has send the mail below both to the Caveys Ancestors Site and to
myself.
I am very happy to learn that Bill feels better and that he and Debi are
working again on Marylander Cavey Tree.
Also, it's great to learn that Bill will be on line soon.
I have received a few other mails from Cavey which I am forwarding to the
list in a couple of hours.
Personnal message to Debi : I think I have two e-mail address from you in
the list : one is {dgair1 at atlanticbb.net}. The other one is your professional
address {dgair1 at jhmi.edu}. Which one would you like to be listed ?
All the best
Jean-Luc
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Debi Norris Gair
(Maryland) 5 August 2005 |
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Hi Earlyn,
I am Bill Norris's daughter. I think I remember meeting you when I
was a child. I was always with my grandparents, Maude (Cavey) and
Ernest Norris. I guess I've caught the bug and am following in my
father's footsteps in researching the family history. He's been
sick, had a two-way by-pass in May, but I saw him tonight and he's
doing much better. I think he's on his way to getting back online
and continuing the research. Keep your fingers crossed! Maybe we
can do another Cavey Reunion next year!
Thanks,
Debi Norris Gair
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Debi Norris Gair
(Maryland) 5 August 2005 |
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I am Debi Norris Gair, Bill Norris’ daughter.
My father had a two-way bypass in May. I saw him this week at his home in Dundalk, and he seems to be doing much better. I’ve caught the bug and am now assisting him in the genealogy research. He’s itching to get started again, and I think he’s on his way to being back online soon.
I haven’t visited the Cavey website in quite sometime and it’s great to see so many are responding.
I found a Corpl. Owen Cavey, Died 16 Feb 1781 in the Revolutionary War. He served between Aug 1, 1780 and Jan 1 1782. I’m wondering if this could be the missing link to the Caveys of Maryland, since I think this would be the earliest one in the US. Found on the Maryland Archives website: Maryland Archive online
Hope to hear from you soon and hope my dad will be back online soon!
Debi
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Debi Norris Gair
(Maryland) 3 August 2005 |
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Does anyone have information on a Corpl. Owen Cavey, Died 16 Feb 1781 in the Revolutionary War? He served between Aug 1, 1780 and Jan 1 1782. Wondering if this could be the missing link to the Caveys of Maryland.
[Note of the Editor] This message was first sent on Message Board at Ancestry.com.
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Debi Norris Gair
(Maryland) 2 August 2005 |
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Message Board Post:
Hi Earlyn,
I am Bill Norris's daughter. I think I remember meeting you when I was a child. I was always with my grandparents, Maude (Cavey) and Ernest Norris. I guess I've caught the bug and am following in my father's footsteps in researching the family history. He's been sick, had a two-way by-pass in May, but I saw him tonight and he's doing much better. I think he's on his way to getting back online and continuing the research. Keep your fingers crossed! Maybe we can do another Cavey Reunion next year!
Thanks,
Debi Norris Gair
[Note of the Editor] This message was first sent on Message Board at Ancestry.com.
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(France) 23 June 2005 |
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I am pretty sure that Bill no longer have an access to the web and to this
list.
In August 2004 I had the pleasure to have a call with him. His phone number
was +1 [410] 288-3185.
I would suggest that you have a direct contact by that way and that you give
us the feedback.
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 23 June 2005 |
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I have a favor to ask of Bill.
I received an email from Dawn Sweet Loughlin asking me to see if anyone can help her locate anyone who can shed some light
on R. Irvin Sweet married to Violet Babylon, or Madeline Sweet.
I remember
the family and know that Violet died, but am not sure about Irvin.
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Maxine [Ghorvath ?]
(Washington ?) 6 July 2005 |
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My Grandmother's sister (Minna- born in 1877) married a Charles Cavey and
they lived in Nome Alaska.
They had a son - Charles Cavey Jr. He married
someone named Anna. Charles Cavey Jr. died on Mar 2, 2002 and Anna Cavey
died on Jan. 2 1988. They lived in the Seattle area - last known area was
Tukwila, King, Washington. Charles and Anna had two daughters - Joan and
Linda. Joan married a Johnson.
I am trying to contact Joan but is very
difficult to find a Joan Johnson in the Seattle area - I can not remember
her husband's first name! If anyone can help me find Joan (Cavey) Johnson
it would be very much appreciated. Linda also lives in that area - but I do
not know her husband's name.
I would be grateful for
any response. THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 3 JulyAugust 2005 |
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No luck finding Bill Norris. The number is out of service.
Earlyn
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Mary Ann Cavey McFarland
(Texas) 27 April 2005 |
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Carole,
I would love to see a picture of Alfred Cavey. If you could share that I
would be so grateful. My grandfather Joseph Emmett Cavey was born in Columbus,
Ohio but I don't know where his father was born.
Since I live near the National Archives, I should do some work on census
records. Whatever information you have and are willing to share would be most
welcomed.
I am on my way to Ohio for a family wedding and look forward to sharing
your information with my Cavey relatives.
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Carole Graham
(Maryland) 27 April 2005 |
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Hi Rachel,
Sorry I haven't responded sooner--I've been out of town for a week! I'm so
excited to hear from you! I'll be home tomorrow and can get back into my
genealogy files, but it sounds like we may have a connection. Did Charles
live in Cleveland, Ohio? I believe I have tracked him in the census records
and city directory there in the early 1900s. I have a photo of Alfred Cavey
and of his second wife Martha that I'd be glad to share...
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Richard Cavey
(USA) 24 April 2005 |
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Does anyone have any connections with "Sachs" that married any Cavey's?
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Mary Ann Cavey McFarland
(Texas) 19 April 2005 |
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Carole,
My family may be the one Bill Norris was referring to when he said others
were researching those you have mentioned. I will get my information together
to share with you...soon.
My father is Lee Eugene Cavey (DOB 5/23/1913) son of Joseph Emmett Cavey
and Linnie Schocker.
Joseph Emmett is the son of Charles Brice Cavey who was the son of Alfred
Cavey.
We need to talk. My father is very much interested as am I. He will be 92
next month and has always wanted to know more about his ancestors on his
father's side. My grandfather, Joseph worked for the railroad just as you had
mentioned.
Look forward to comparing notes.
Mary Ann Cavey McFarland
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 19 April 2005 |
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You are quite welcome.
I'm going back to the Historical Library this week and
will see if I can find out more on Ernest.
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Carol Cavey-Ross
(California) 18 April 2005 |
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WOW, Thank You So Much! I am a bit confused however.
My father,
Maurice Nelson Cavey, son of Ernest & India, was born in 1920. If
Ernest passed away in 1918, how can this be? Again, thank you. I have
come up empty handed on both Ernest & India.
Thank you!
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 16 April 2005 |
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Hi,
Found info at the Howard County Historical Society Library this week.
Cavey, Ernest F., beloved husband of India C. Cavey. Born 01 July
1887, died 03 November 1918. He is buried in the Linden Linthicum
Cemetery eastside of Rt. 108 on southedge of Clarksville, Maryland.
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Sharon Ryan-Zinkand
(Maryland) 3 April 2005 |
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Hi Guys!
Just to clarify the info you have on Reuben below is the son of Joseph and
Sarah Knight Cavey, not Reuben the son of Reuben and Mary C.
Great to see so much information sharing going on!
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 2 April 2005 |
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Hello William,
The only info. I have on Reuben son of Joseph and Sarah, is that he was
born 07 March 1823 in Woodstock, MD, died 1881, married Mary Catherine Strebeck
who was born 1823 and died 1893. The children I have for them is William
Edward Cavey born 18 November 1850, and Mary Jane born 05 September 1865? Any
other information you can share with me will be greatly appreciated.
I have visited the Key burial site at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in Frederick
County as I am also researching my father's family (Weil, Wile, Wiles) and go
there quite often.
Thanks and have a great day. Sure is soggy here.
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Carol Cavey-Ross
(California) 2 April 2005 |
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Hi William,
Thank you so much for looking and I will try both contacts you
mentioned.
Take care!
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W. G. Chambers
(Los Angeles) 2 April 2005 |
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Hi Carol,
Unfortunately I have nothing on any of the names you mentioned in
your message. Have you tried contacting the Howard County Historical Society
in Ellicott City. They have many records on the Caveys as Howard county was
the site of the early Caveys in Maryland. If you contact them, ask to see
the Kathy CAVEY file, she did a great job on the Caveys and their extended
family. Sorry I cannot help you. Also you should check the church records of
St. of St. Alphonus Rodriguez Catholic Church in Woodstock, Md., They have
extensive birth, baptismal, marriage and death records on the Caveys and, many
Caveys are buried in their cemetery. Ask for father Lacey.
Good luck.
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Carole Graham
(Maryland) 1st April 2005 |
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Hi,
I just thought I'd throw some information out there about my 4G Grandfather Brice Cavey and 3G Grandfather Alfred B. Cavey and see if it rings bells with anyone.
Brice Cavey
Birth: 1795, Maryland
Marriage: before 1822 to Phoebe (b. about 1798 in Pennsylvania)
Children (all born in Maryland):
Matilda, b. 1822
Emeline, b. 1823
Alfred B., b. 1829
Wilson A., b. 1832
Edward, b. 1837
Mary, b. 1843
Eliza, b. 1846
Sarah, b. 1850
In the 1830 census, Brice & family are living in Baltimore County and in the 1840 & 1850 censuses, they are living in Anne Arundel County. In the 1860 census, Brice, Phoebe, and Wilson are living in Muskingum County, Ohio.
The eldest son, Alfred married an English woman named Sarah, and moved to Iowa, where they are listed in an 1856 state census. Alfred and Sarah had daughters Fanny May (b. 1854, my 2G Grandmother) and Mary and a son named Joseph. Sarah died between 1860 and 1870 and Alfred married again--a woman named Martha. Alfred and Martha had daughters Lula and Maudella, and possibly a son, Charles--he may be Sarah's son. In the 1880 census, the family is living in Richmond, Indiana. In the 1900 census, Alfred and Martha are living next door to daughter Maud and her husband Grant Mitchell, in Greenup County, Kentucky.
Both Brice and Alfred worked for the railroad during their lifetimes. Some of Alfred's sons also worked on the railroad.
Information I'm looking for:
Names/dates/places of Brice Cavey's parents
Full name of Brice's wife, Phoebe - names/dates/places of her parents, her birthplace, etc.
Place/date of date for Brice and for Alfred
I have read a message on the Cavey message board from Bill Norris in which he mentions an Alfred Brice Cavey b. 1829, who is a son of Brice, who made a trip west by wagon train with his wife. He also mentioned that he knew of other Cavey who were researching this line. Can anyone help? I have a fair bit of info about Alfred, Emeline, and Wilson and some information about Alfred's children that I'd be glad to share.
Thanks so much! (I just know some of you are my relatives!)
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Carol Cavey-Ross
(California) 1st April 2005 |
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Hello William,
Would you possibly have any information on an Ernest Frost Cavey from
Maryland. I believe he was a farmer. Had a child (my father) with
India Coombs. My father, Morris (Maurice) Nelson Cavey was born August
1920 and placed in Strawbridge Boys Home in Sykesville, MD in 1926.
These are all the details I have on his side of the family. Any thing
you may have would be much appreciated.
Carol Cavey-Ross, Lakewood, CA.
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Michael Cavey
(Nebraska) 1st April 2005 |
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Michael Cavey here.... from Clinton MD....now living in El Paso TX.
All of
my aunts uncles and such are from Nebraska.
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W. G. Chambers
(Los Angeles) 1st April 2005 |
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Hello Earlyn,
Yes, I am related to you and the thousands of other Cavedys who
seem to be coming out of the woodwork.My mother was Harreit Evekyn Cavey,
born in Granite, Md. in 1896. Her mother was Mary Key Cavey ( a cousin to
Francis Scott Key), her father was Rueben Cavey, the son of Rueben Cavey who was
the son of Joseph Cavey. I am a cousin of Bill Norris and lived on Overhill
Road in Catonsville until I moved to Ca. in 1970. I have two filing cabinets
full of data on the Caveys and Keys.
What would you like to know ?
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Bonnie Hannon
(Maryland) 30 March 2005 |
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Thanks for adding me to your list.
I saw where a Rachel Lynn Brunner
wrote in looking for her dad in February 2003. Her dads name was
Lycester Ezikel Cavey. He is my brother. I know she hasn't gone into
your website since then, but I didn't know if she was still wanting
information.
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 30 March 2005 |
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I recently sent an email stating that I am Earlyn E. Stanco of
Catonsville, Maryland, USA, and a part of the Cavey Family. My gr. grandfather was
William James Cavey who married Caroline Elizabeth King. My grandmother was Clara
Edna Cavey who married George Washington Harden. My parents were Evelyn Isabel
Harden and William "Earl" Wiles. Bill Norris is my second cousin. I enjoy
reading what other Cavey Family members have to offer about the Cavey's and have
also gotten some useful information to add to what I have collected.
Please add me to your mailing list and post what I have written.
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Earlyn Stanco
(Maryland) 25 March 2005 |
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Hi,
My name is Earlyn E. Stanco gr. granddaughter of William James Cavey and
Caroline King Cavey. My grandmother was Clara Edna Cavey. Bill Norris is my
second cousin. I live in Catonsville, Maryland, USA. I am interested in
gathering more information on the Cavey family.
Earlyn E. Stanco
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Bonnie Hannon
(Maryland) 25 March 2005 |
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Hello
My dad is Lycester Cavey, Jr my uncles are James Cavery Theodore
Cavey. My dad lives in Linthicum, Maryland.
Could you tell me a little bit about the site.
Thanks Bonnie.
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Mike Lochner
(Maryland) 1st February 2005 |
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Hello.
I have emailed to a number of people within the last few days.
Hopefully we can respond and I can make a great connection. Here is what I have sent. I am trying to make a connection between Charles Wesley Sullivan and my Great Great Grandfather (Henry Sullivan) who lived next door to Charles Wesley Sullivan at 875 West Pratt Street (Baltimore) in 1880.
I also posted this one. "Looking for information on Henry and Martha (Vansant) Sullivan. Henry was born in 1812. He died on 9/16/1890. Martha was born in 1818 and died in 1882, I think. They were married on 2/15/1840. I am trying to fill in the blanks and find out about their Brothers and Sisters."
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Mike Lochner
(Maryland) 27 january 2005 |
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Hello. I was just on the Les Caveys des Etats-Unis
site and found the folllowing message:
Rachel Sullivan
(Maryland) 19 August 2004 Hi, my name is John Sullivan, I am looking for my
G-G-Grandmother Maria (Mariah) Cavey b. 1844, d. 04/08/1931, she married
Charles Wesley Sullivan d. 03/04/1926, children were Wesley d.03/18/1957,
Thomas, William, Frank d. 12/15/1881. They both worked and lived in Oella.
Later they moved to 3131 Dillon Street, Baltimore, Maryland. They are buried
at Western Cementery.
I have been trying for 10 years to find some information. Can anyone help?
I think I am related to Charles Wesley Sullivan and Maria Cavey. My G. G.
Grandfather (Henry Sullivan) lived next door to them in 1880 at 875 West
Pratt street in Baltimore Maryland.
How can I reach these people? I have a lot of information, and am looking
for more connections.
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Patricia Cavey
(USA) 8 november 2004 |
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Delighted to dicover the Family Cavey site ,and would like to add to it with info from our side.
James 1882 was my husband's grandfather. He married Mary Elizabeth Carroll in 1903. They had 3 children:
- Patricia1904 James1905 and Rhys 1912. As James 1905 was in Ireland with his grandmother in 1911, he did not appear in the Census and was therefore overlooked . Patricia married William Medhurst in1934 and had 2 children Patricia1938 and David1942, she died in 1947. James married Gladys Kenney in 1932 and had 1 son Peter James 1934. Peter married Patricia Day in 1958, the have 3 children Helen 1959, Ian James1961 and Philip Adrian1967. Helen married Ian Cuddeford in 1980, they have 2 children:
- Mark 1989 and Kayleigh 1991. Ian married Susan Gadsby in 1986. They have 3 daughters Sophie 1991 and twins Maia and Eve 1998. Philip married Katherine Smith in 1995 and they have 2 children Alice 2000 and James 2003.James 1905 died in 1994. This brings this branch up to date. Thanks for a great site, Pat Cavey.
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Stuart James Cavey
(USA) 6 October 2004 |
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My name is Stuart James Cavey aged 35. Son of Ivor John Cavey (b 31/08/39 d 8/6/87)
I am interested in tracing my family tree back further
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Robert Cavey, Maint. Chief lll
(Maryland) 20 September 2004 |
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I typed in Cavey on google search, and it directed me to this site. My mouth dropped open when i saw how many Cavey's there were in the world.
How can i subscribe to the web site.
Robert Cavey
209 seagull dr.
Havre De Grace, Md. 21078
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Bill Elliott
(Maryland) 1st September 2004 |
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Hello everyone.
My name is Bill Elliott, and I am a new member of the group.
I am a descendant of Ezekial Cavey and Rebecca Tacey. I am
writing to ask for your assistance. I know that Rebecca Tacey's
father, George W. Tacey, served for the Union in the Civil
War. However, I am
not sure if any Caveys connected to Ezekial served. There are a number
of Caveys on the Civil War muster rolls for Maryland, but I have not yet
been able to make a connection. If anyone could help me, I would greatly
appreciate it. I am a member of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil
War and we are currently attempting to locate the final resting places
of our ancestors in order to register them with the Veterans Administration
and insure the safe keeping of their burial sites and/or the placement
of grave markers to memorialize their service. Any information you could
give me about Caveys, Union or Confederate, would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(France) 30 August 2004 |
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I have decided to have a call with Bill Norris today and I had
him !
He was very surprised to receive a call from France !
We have had a long discussion about many subjects...
He has received the four pictures I have won on eBay last year.
In
his opinion, these pictures are the originals while the pictures
he
has in hand previously (he got them from his mother) and which
were
digitalised by Nikie were olds reprints.
Bill is in good health, in so far as one can be after a cardiac
attack.
That was nice to heard of him and a great moment.
Kindest regards.
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Sharon Ryan-Zinkand
(Maryland) 26 August 2004 |
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Hi Carole
Will do it right now!
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Carole Graham
(Maryland) 26 August 2004 |
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Just saw mention of the MyFamily.com website on the previous
message and was wondering if anyone would be willing to share login
information for it--have never been able to the Cavey site. I have
my GGGG Grandfather Brice Cavey back to Maryland, in the 1840s
but have been unable to find any more information....
Thanks for any help!
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Sharon Ryan-Zinkand
(Maryland) 26 August 2004 |
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Hello again!
I sent Bill Elliot an invitation to our site. Hope that it
will be helpful to him!
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Sharon Ryan-Zinkand
(Maryland) 26 August 2004 |
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Hello!!!!
If Pam could send me her email address I will send her an invitation
to the Cavey Family site at My Family.com and she could be in
touch with Maryland Cavey's.
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Bill Elliott
(Maryland) 25 August 2004 |
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Hello. My name is Bill Elliott, and I believe I may have some
common ancestors with Nike Lathe Ervin.
I am also a descendant of Ezekiel Cavey and Rebecca Tacey. I
noticed the information that Ms. Ervin posted on the Cavey family
site. My genealogical interests focus mainly on the Civil War
period as I am an active member of the Sons of Union Veterans
here in Maryland. I know that Rebecca Tacey's father, George
W. Tacey, served with the Potomac Home Brigade.
I was curious if Ezekiel Cavey's father and/or uncles served
as well. There are two Caveys, Joseph and William ,in the muster
rolls of the 1st Maryland Infantry. Do you know if they are related
to Ezekial? If so, I would love to know. I am currently in the
process of having the graves of several Civil War ancestors registered
with the Veterans Administration to assure their future care
and preservation. I would love to do this for the Caveys as I
am doing it for George W. Tacey as well. Also, I would very much
like to subscribe to the website and contact Ms. Ervin about
our possible family links. I look forward to hearing from you
as it sounds like we may be of distant relation.
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Pamela Cavey
(Florida) 24 August 2004 |
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My name is Pamela Ruth Cavey, my father is Frank James Cavey,
son of Frank Cavey & Helen. My fathers uncle was Dan Cavey
from Hollywood, Florida.
My dad was born in Towson, Maryland (I think) but sent to Florida
to live with Sam & Florence Winters in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
around 1930 and grew up her and met my mother, Muriel Marie (Kelly)
Clapp, in 1945. They married in 1947 and remained in Ft Lauderdale
where both are still living. My brother is Gregg Frank Cavey,
which also lives here in Florida.
I travel all over the world and have yet to run into another
Cavey and extremely surprised to see so many of you are out there.
Especially since no one can ever pronounce our name!
I travel to Maryland quite frequently and would love to see
any of my relatives.
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Bill Elliott
(Maryland) 24 August 2004 |
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My name is Bill Elliott, and I live in BelAir, Maryland.
I am a descendant of Ezekial Cavey and Rebecca Tacey. Rebecca's
father, George W. Tacey, was my great-, great-, great- grandfather.
I know that he was a Union soldier in the Civil War, and I would
like to decorate his grave with a Veteran's Administration marker
denoting his service with the Ist MD PHB Infrantry. As his descendant,
I am a member of the Sons of Union Veterans.
I know his military service, but, unfortunately, I don't know
much else about him. Having seen his grave marker and his name
on the Cavey site, I thought someone might be able to tell me
more about him and about Ezekial Cavey. Also, it would be fun
to find some distant relatives that I've never had the chance
to meet. I'd appreciate any assistance in this matter.
Thanks,
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Rachel Sullivan
(Maryland) 20 August 2004 |
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Hi, I am a cavey from Baltimore, Maryland. I belonged to the
Cavey group several years ago, but I go discouraged and stopped
looking. Please put me back on your list. It would be greatly
appreciated.
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Rachel Sullivan
(Maryland) 19 August 2004 |
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Hi, my name is John Sullivan, I am looking for my G-G-Grandmother
Maria (Mariah) Cavey b. 1844, d. 04/08/1931, she married Charles
Wesley Sullivan d. 03/04/1926, children were Wesley d.03/18/1957,
Thomas, William, Frank d. 12/15/1881. They both worked and lived
in Oella. Later they moved to 3131 Dillon Street, Baltimore, Maryland.
They are buried at Western Cementery.
I have been trying for 10 years to find some information. Can
anyone help?
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Sherry McManus
(Maryland) 8 May 2004 |
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My daughter found this website which has our names on it.
I am related to Sharon Zinkand of Arbutus, MD.
I'd like to find out how to become a member to access the rest
of the info that is marked private. Also under the Maus name
on the Lathe Family, there is a new one - her name is Kelli Taylor
Maus daughter of Patricia Ann Kick and Jeffrey Maus. I look forward
to hearing from you.
This is neat!!
Oh, on also on the Lathe Family page, the last name of Sharon
is listed as ZINKLAND - it has an L in it.
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Natasha Cavey
(Maryland) 21 April 2004 |
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Jean-Luc,
Megan Cavey-Mangold posted information in the US Cavey family
site on (Maryland) 26 November 2003. I have a suspicion that
the Joseph Cavey she mentions in her statement may be my husbands
long-lost grandfather. He seems about the right age and most
certainly in the Maryland region. The Joseph Cavey we are referring
to served in the UK during WWII, and was last known (in the 40's)
to have lived on Herbert Avenue in Maryland. This is all the
information we have. If you have contact details for Megan or
could somehow put us in touch, please let us know.
Thanks ever so much
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Charie and Floyd Carvey
(USA) 16 April 2004 |
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I have
Below is the following for us:
William Carvey b 10/26/1776 m. Elizabeth Hawley b 3/26/1848,
Children: Mathias, William Jr., James W, Jane, John, Francis,
Hiley, Samuel Peter, Isaac, Ellen.
Mathias b 1798? some say 1803...?
m. Laura E "Annie" Bailey b 1805 d 4/3/1883.
Their Children... Stephen P b 1827 New York, Avery Palmer b 4/17/1828,
Peter Mathias b 11/5/1832, Anna "Jeanette" b 1833.
Stephen P b 1827 m. Callista Ewer (no info.)
Their Children: Stephen b 1855 in Wisconsin, Rhoda, Sara, Smith,
Jenette (also known as Clarinda), Mercella, Marion, Herbert
E., and Peter ( I have some of the dates above.. but still
peicing...
Stephen b 1855 (buried in Libby, Mt. records are being researched)
married Alice Augusta Bergen b 1863 d 1/20/1947.. they had Children
Floyd Willis b 6/18/1895, and Charlotte "Nettie" b
6/12/1898 m Joseph Lechot
Floyd Willis had 11 children most are still living
We are trying to research the parents of William Carvey and
his decendants.. kind a world connect..
Please consider sharing your info!
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Hazel N Regot
(Maryland) 7 April 2004 |
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My gt.gt. grandmother was Mary Jane Convey-Cawvey- Cavey etc.I
cant find any info on her. She was b abt 1840 in IL and m to
Elijah Richard Dickey Brawley abt 1861 in Mo. They raised thier
children in Mo. Maybe this might be my lucky site.
Thanks
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Michael Cavey
(Maryland) 30 March 2004 |
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Hello.. I am a new Member -- Michael D Cavey. Although I grew
up in Clinton Maryland, my father (Michael M Cavey) grew up in
Nebraska.... so I have no idea where my family tree information
will be.
I am very interested in learning more about my roots...so any
info on a good starting point will help.
Thanks
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Chris Cavey
(Maryland) 26 March 2004 |
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Hello fellow Caveys!
My name is Chris Cavey and I stem from Caveys out of Oella,
MD (Upton Cavey->Sylvester Cavey->Anthony Cavey). I'm a
casual reader of the family.cavey.org website and I've finally
deceided to get involved. I want to see where I fit into the
Cavey family tree and well as get my family properly "rooted" if
they're not already. Just tell me what I've got to do in order
to join the mailing list, as well as the US Cavey's website.
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Nikki Cavey
(Maryland) 17 March 2004 |
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My name is Nikki Cavey, and I am from Western Maryland.
I think most of my family has came from this area, but I do
know my grandfather has some Irish in him. My great-grandfathers
name was Andrew Cavey but other than that i'm not real sure of
as of now, but i have been trying to come up with soem real answers,
If any one knows anything helpful please contact me at summer {child05 at hotmail.com},
with the subject family tree info.
Thanks for your help if you can provide me with any assistants.
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Michael Cavey
(USA) 1 March 2004 |
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I am Michael Cavey living in the United States.
I would like to add my name to your "Cavey" list,
and also learn more about other "Cavey's" in the world.
What is the proper procedure?
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Charles M. Bell
(Maryland) 10 February 2004 |
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Hi Carole,
Thanks for responding. Small world.
Charlie
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Carole Graham
(Colorado) 10 February 2004 |
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To C. Bell:
The name doesn't ring a bell.... It's interesting that you mention
Galesburg - that's where I went to college.
Carole
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Charles M. Bell
(Maryland) 10 February 2004 |
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To Carole Graham...
Do you know Steve Mathers of Galesburg Illinois?
C. Bell
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W. G. Chambers
(Los Angeles) 6 February 2004 |
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Hello Jean-Luc.
I am a Cavey ( Mothers Side ) from Howard County, Maryland.
My maternal grandfather, Rueben Cavey married Mary Key, a direct
descendent of Francis Scott Key. I am interested in joining your
group. Have much data and documentation on the Cavey and Key
clan of Maryland and Virginia.
Please advise how I go about becoming a member.
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Carole Graham
(Colorado) 29 January 2004 |
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I would like to join the Cavey mailing list.
My name is Carole Graham and I my great-great grandmother was
Fannie May Cavey, born in Ohio in 1854. Her father was Alfred
B. Cavey, born in Maryland in 1829.
I am hoping that maybe some of the folks on the mailing list
know more about Alfred's ancestry.
Thanks!
Carole Graham
Cortez, Colorado
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Connie Rhea Rowe
(Maryland) 25 January 2004 |
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Jean Luc
Tried to access the yahoogroup site to add information but could
not gain access. Please let me know how to do that. I wanted
to comment and send some information for Pat Riveria who was
inquiring about an Ohio Family. I think this is probably her
connection.
Cyrus J. Cavey b abt 1865 died 1917 married Letisha C. Tippie
Cyrus was the son of John W. Cavey b 1837 Carroll County, Ohio
and first wife Mary Willis.
John W. Cavey was the son of Levi Cavey born about 1812 in
Maryland. Levi's wife was Margaret (believed to be Allison) Levi
and wife and John and wife are all buried in Jackson County,
Ohio. I do not have any of the children of Cyrus and his wife.
Please send me the info to access the site. I also descend from
Levi through his daughter, Sarah Cavey Graham Glassburn whose
second husband was Alfred Glassburn. They were the parents of
my gggrandmother Almira Glassburn Grover.
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Pat Rivera
(Ohio) 22 January 2004 |
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Anyone with information about Cavey's in Ohio i.e. John and
Mary (maiden name Tippy) Cavey would greatly be appreciated those
are my grandparents and i would like to go back farther email
me at {patrivera1 at aol.com}.
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Pat Rivera
(Ohio) 22 January 2004 |
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I am a fourth generation Cavey from the ohio area.
I have some additional information, so please whoever gave the
information (D.Jo and Carroll Erskine) please email me so we
can exchange info.
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Megan Cavey-Mangold
(Maryland) 26 November 2003 |
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Hello ,
I am posting this message to maybe find some more information
on my family.
My father passed a few years ago (Courtney Cavey), he was an
only child. His father is Gilbert Cavey , passed in 1980 married
to Arlene Dillow passed in 1984 . Gilbert has 4 brothers; Thomas,
Joseph, William, and George. His sisters are Lola, Virginia and
Mary.
This Cavey clan were born in Baltimore,MD grew up in Morrell
Park and Pigtown.
I have no other information as of yet but would like to find
out more if possible. With so many Cavey's in Maryland I would
think someone else might know more
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George R. Cavey
(Maryland) 18 November 2003 |
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Hi, Nicole
I have sent a long message to you on the MyFamily.com website
as New Content. Hope you got it.
George R. Cavey Jr.
P.S. You had previously given me you email address as {nervin at va.prestige.net}.
However, I find that that is now an invalid addy. Hope to hear
from you soon.
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George R. Cavey
(Maryland) 14 November 2003 |
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Hi, Nicole
Forgive for being so late in getting around to answering your
message to me on May 23 of this year. I was out of town for an
extended period, then you were out also; then I misplaced your
message and just recently relocated it, etc., etc.
At any rate, I believe we are more closely related than you
suspected. My paternal Grandfather, George William Cavey, was
your Ggrandfather’s (James Cavey) brother, hence your great
uncle. He was the one who carved the Rumson Memorial at Harpers
Ferry. Ezekial Cavey and Rebecca Tacey where my Ggrandparenents.
George William Cavey married Frances Zepp, who was probably related
to Sarah Ellen Zepp. (I don’t think they were sisters because
I knew two of my Grandmother’s sisters (Katherine (Kate)
Zepp and Elizabeth (Bess) Zepp. She had several brothers whom
I did not know and possibly other sisters). My Ggrandmother Zepp’s
maiden name was Albright.
My grandparents settled in Woodstock, MD and raised six children,
all deceased. My father, George Raymond Cavey, was their eldest
child and was born on June 12, 1899. My grandfather worked periodically
as a stonecutter, principally on various monuments in Washington,
DC, and also had a small farm in Woodstock. Later, the family
moved to Baltimore where my father went to work for GENERAL ELECTRIC
and met my mother, Ida Edna Walch. GE moved my father to its
Philadelphia plant in 1929 where I was born on Feb 25, 1934.
I have an older sister, Doris Rae Cavey McKay, who has two sons
and a daughter and a grandson and granddaughter. I am single,
having never married. My remaining living relatives are my Aunt
Katherine’s two daughters, Delores and Betty Young, my
uncle, William Amberman, who married my aunt Marian, and six
cousins (two sons and three daughters) who are the children of
my father’s youngest brother, Ernest, who, unfortunately,
became estranged from the family and my sister and I have lost
touch with our cousins. I would like to locate them if possible.
So, as you see, we are fairly closely related, cousins of some
sort, (Three times removed???) . I’m not sure what the
correct term would be, but my great uncle James was your great
great grandfather.
If you can add anymore information to the above, or if I can
supply you with more information, please let me know.
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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George R. Cavey
(Maryland) 14 November 2003 |
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Hi, Jean-Luc
I am trying to send an e-mail letter to Nicole Lathe Nervin
and the email address that I have ({nervin at va.pretige.net}) doesn't
seem to be valid. Could you give me her correct address, or have
her contact me. I believe we are close relatives (Greatcousins).
Thank you.
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Susan Hood
( Maryland) 23 November 2003 |
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I just read Nicole Ervin's Posting on Bill Norris. I was so
glad to hear that he's been located. I jotted down his address,
and sending him a card.
Thanks for sharing the information/update with us.
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Christi Dimbath
(Ohio) 28 october 2003 |
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My name is Christi Dimbath. I am the daughter of Fred F. Cavey,
son of Jesse V. "Jake" Cavey of Glouster, OH. I now
live in Wilmington, OH and have a brother, Jay Cavey who lives
in Chicago, IL.
I find your website very interesting. I was not aware of any
Caveys other than those in Ohio.
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George R. Cavey Jr
(Maryland) 7 September 2003 |
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To whom it may concern:
Yesterday, I sent an email saying that I am George William
Cavey's (the sculptor of the Rumsey Monument at Harper's Ferry)
great grandson, and that I would be interested in sharing family
history with other Cavey's.
However, I am not sure my email address was included with the
message. It is {gcavey at nyc.rr.com}. Hope to hear from someone soon.
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George R. Cavey Jr
(Maryland) 6 September 2003 |
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My name is George Cavey. I am the oldest grandson of George
William Cavey who carved the granite Rumsey memorial in Harper's
Ferry.
He was the brother of James Cavey and the son of Ezekiel and
Rebecca (Tacey) Cavey. I would be interested in sharing information
about my branch of the Cavey family with other Caveys, and learning
of my families origins.
Please contact me with appropriate info as to how to do this.
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James Patrick Cavey
(Maryland) 20 August 2003 |
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My name is James Patrick Cavey of Churchton MD son of Patrick
William Cavey and grandson of the late James Patrick Cavey 12/30/1912
to 3/17/1953, he died when my father was very young and my father
lost touch with his fathers family.
I'm a bit interested in catching up with them. He was raised
in Washington DC and said his father was from Virginia somewhere.
if you would lead me in the right direction I'd be much abliged.
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Nicole Lathe Ervin
(Virginia) 4 August 2003 |
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Bill Found
His health isn't great. I understand he had a heart attack
and is plagued with congestive heart failure. He has no phone..
or computer hookup.That I know of and needs an emotional boost.
His address is 101 Center Place, Apt. 200, Dundalk, MD 21222.
( I think this place is senior citizen’s apartments).
If any of you Marylanders could stop in and see him that would
be a great uplift to him I am sure.
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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Niki Lathe Ervin
(Virginia) 4 August2003 |
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Sharon, perhaps you could contact Debi?? (Bill's daughter)
I will be pc-less in just a day. As it is going to be boxed up.
msn id is: {irishdebi at hotmail.com}
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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Niki Lathe Ervin
(Virginia) 4 August2003 |
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HI Jean-Luc.
Nope, I have not heard a word from Bill in ages it seems. I
have no idea where he is. Sharon had been looking for him a few
months back. We are really wondering where he is and if he is
ok.. Strange he would just disapear.. ?? Perhaps Debra would
know.. that is his daughter. I could try and contact her. I think
she is still on my msn...
Niki
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(France) 2 August 2003 |
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Niki, do you have news from Bill ? I would like to remove
the popup window from the site if he and his wife are in good
health.
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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Erin Cavey Dehn
(Maryland) 3 August 2003 |
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My name is Erin Cavey Dehn, I'm trying to get any information
on the Maryland Cavey's, specifically in the Baltimore area.
My grandparents are Edward Cavey and Cathrine Ely, father's name
is David. I've just started looking for information but haven't
been able to come up with much. Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks, Erin Dehn
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Niki Lathe Ervin
(Virginia) 1st August 2003 |
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Hi all.. Yes I am coming back to Virginia!
I have been in Central Asia Almaty Kazakhstan for about two
years.. now.. I am ready to come back to civilization.. !!
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(France) 30 July 2003 |
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Good. Where were they gone ?
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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Sharon Ryan-Zinkand
(Maryland) 29 July, 2003 |
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Niki's coming home!!!!! Be back on August 8th!!!
YEAH!!!!
[Note of the editor] This post has been first sent on the US
Cavey Family' site.
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Sharon Ryan-Zinkand
(Maryland) 7 July 2003 |
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Hi All,
I have not had any word of or from Bill Norris. I know Niki
was in touch with his daughter though and she might know of his
where abouts. If anyone hears from him please let me know too.
Thanks!
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(France) 7 July 2003 |
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No news from Bill Norris as well as his wife despite the popup
window I've put on the site since months.
Don't understand what has happened.
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Susan Hood
( Maryland) 7 July 2003 |
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Hi
I was wondering if anyone has heard form Bill Norris. Haven't
heard from him in a long time.
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Jean-Luc Cavey
(France) 17 June 2003 |
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To do so, you should go to the US Cavey Family site : the site
has a build-in familly tree who whorks fine (I've used it).
To become a member of this site you just nee to sing-in for
free.
If you have some issues lets the group know : I'm sure that
Sharon and Nikky will help you.
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Karen Hopkins
(Maryland) 16 June 2003 |
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My yahoo email is {kwlredkat at yahoo.com}. I would like to look
at the cavey family tree and will need the pass word. My grandmother
was Anna Cavey married to Robert Peddicord
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Ruth Ann Cavey Suggs
(Wisconsin) 2 June 2003 |
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I'm a new Cavey to your site: Ruth Ann Cavey Suggs, born
in Elkhorn, WI to Justin Vincent Cavey and Elizabeth M. Kadlec
Cavey.
A few months ago I scanned your old site and found information
from Thomas J. Cavey in Singapore
to be a probable match to my lineage. I tried to e-mail him,
but his address was undeliverable. I see now he's in Jakarta.
I'd love to hear from him: I believe his grandfather was my grandfather's
uncle. Could you hook us up?
Thanks.
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Sharon Ryan-Zinkand
(Maryland) 21 May 2003 |
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On May 18, 2003, MAURICE FRANKLIN CAVEY III, 54, beloved husband
of Vicki R. (Doolin) Cavey, loving son of Grace Marian Cavey,
Arbutus, MD; devoted father of Danielle Cavey, Glenwood, MD and
Noelle Cavey Gray, and husband Bradley Gray, of Frederick, MD;
loving brother of Sharon Carmody, Parkton, MD and Kent M. Cavey,
Arbutus, MD; and Pop Pop to Quinlin Elizabeth Gray and Aubrey
Josephine Gray. He was preceded in death by his father Maurice
Franklin Cavey, Jr. Friends may call at the Witzke Funeral Homes,
Inc., 5555 Twin Knolls Road, Columbia, Maryland 21045, on Tuesday
and Wednesday, 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 P.M. A Mass of Christian Burial
will be celebrated at 1:00 P.M. on Thursday, May 22, 2003, at
the Church of the Resurrection, 3175 Paulskirk Drive, Ellicott
City, MD 21042. The family has requested that memorial donations
be made to The Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center Development
Office, The Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Building, 401 North Broadway,
Suite 1100, Baltimore, MD 21231. Arrangements by the Witzke Funeral
Homes, Inc., Columbia, Maryland 410-992-9090.
Published in the Baltimore Sun from 5/19/2003 - 5/20/2003
[Note of the editor] This death notice has been first published
on the US Cavey Family site.
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Emily Burns
(Rhode Island) 28 April 2003 |
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Dear Jean-Luc & Thomas:
I'm sorry I haven't been reachable. I think I let my Yahoo mail
account lapse. The Cavey mail has been forwarded to my main e-mail
account.
Thomas--my great-grandmother was a Cavey
from Donegal. He first name was either Jane or Agnes--my
sources aren't consistent. I would like to know about your
Cavey ancestors and I will tell you all I can about mine.
Thanks,
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John A. Sullivan
(Maryland) 21 April 2003 |
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Hi, I wish to get information about a relative of mine.
Mariah Cavey Born 1844? Died 4/8/1931
Married to Charles W. Sullivan
She lived in Oella and worked at the Oella Mill where she met
Charles Sullivan. They later moved to Baltimore City and lived
on Dillon Street.
I would appreciate any help.
Thanks
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Slatniske, Laurie
(Maryland) 18 April 2003 |
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I'm searching for some of the pictures.
I know I saved them on the computer but I can't seem to find
them. My kids and I were in a few of the pictures.
If I find them I will pass them on.
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Nicole Lathe Ervin
(Maryland) 16 April 2003 |
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Jean-Luc...
I believe that I can help this gal.
My Great Great Grandfather was Lycester Ezekeal Cavey. He went
by the name Zeek. nickname. My Grandmother had a brother named
Lycester Ezekeal.. and I believe he named his kid the same. this
name went on. My Grand Uncle Theodore Cavey is still alive and
lives in the Baltimore area.
If she wishes to email me, perhaps I can give her his number
(it is listed in the telephone book). I am sure that he would
be the one to answer her questions or send her in the right direction.
In the meantime I will ask my father if he can answer any questions..
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Jean-Luc Cavey
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