Notes for James Calvin Cave: Served in the Union Army (no other info at this time). Known as "Uncle Jimmy and Aunt Celia" described as a short, stocky, red-haired man. A list of children, including married names of daughters taken from "inventory of Estate of James Cave 23 November 1914, Christian County, Missouri. Apparently on 17 March 1919 land belonging to the James Cave estate of sold[Copy of Forbes.FBK.FBK] May have had a total of 11 children.( He may have had a twin, Elizabeth,( according to Cave researcher Hazel Johns Sade)
Death certificate shows he was born in Tennessee, father "John Caves Frautland County, Kentucky and mother Janice Tolbert born in Georgia"
Information received from Sharon Staton gives Civil War military service as: James Cave was a pvt. in the 74th Reg't under Capt. Coleman. He enrolled July 31, 1862 in Springfield, MO Relieved Feb. 10, 1863, Union Army.
Pembina Cemetery directions: from Springfield, go out 60 East to 125 go south 2 miles to the Greene/Christian County line, turn right at Farm Rd 194 go 1/2 mile to Pembina Cemetery.
More About James Calvin Cave: Burial: Pembina Cemetary near Linden, Missouri.52 Military: Served in the Union .52
More About James Calvin Cave and Celia Ann Woody: Marriage: February 14, 1851, Greene County, Missouri.52
Children of James Calvin Cave and Celia Ann Woody are:
+Pleasant Waldo Cave, b. June 16, 1855, Ozark, Christian County, Missouri52, d. October 10, 1933, Ozark, Christian County, Missouri52.
James Calvin Cave (b. May 22, 1829, d. November 19, 1914)
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