I14962: G. M.

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Relatives? By Fred. Co. marriage license dated 23 July 1811 Samuel Perrell m. Mary Atkins, no children, she released all claim to estates to his children. Lacy Atkins also mentioned in land deal with Samuel.

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From HISTORY OF KENTUCKY BAPTISTS, by J. H. Spencer, Vol. 2., pages
23-24 [1885]. RICHARD CAVE was one of the pioneer preachers of central Kentucky, and was very useful among the early settlers. He was the son of Captain Benjamin Cave of Orange county, Virginia, where he was born to far from the year 1750. At an early age, he was led to Christ, under the preaching of the famous Samuel Harris and James Read, and united with Upper Spottsylvania church. He was set apart to the ministry, by this church, while he was quite young. After preaching a few years in his native county, he followed Lewis Craig, whose sister he had married, and his brother William Cave, who had moved the fall before, to the wilderness of Kentucky, in 1782. He settled in Garrard county, where he united with Gilbert's Creek church. This was the same church he had first joined, but now, in a new location, and bearing a new name. He remained at Gilbert's Creek some tow years after Lewis Craig, the old pastor, had moved away, and, with George Stokes Smith, supplied the church with the ministry of the word. In the spring of 1785, he moved to Woodford county, where he went into the constitution of Clear Creek church. Here he was associated in the ministry with John Taylor, John Dupuy, James Rucker and, soon afterwards, with John Tanner and the venerable John Sutton. He was regarded as a man of great piety, and was very zealous and useful, especially during a great revival that commenced under his ministry at Clear Creek, in 1800. The church received 326 by baptism, during one year, and was increased to 558 members. This was the most useful period of Mr. Cave's ministry; for not long afterwards, he fell into the pit that has ineffaceably spotted the garments of multitudes of good men. He contracted the habit of drinking too freely. When reproved for this sin, he repented bitterly, and could never again be induced to taste spirituous liquors. His zeal for the cause of Christ was undiminished, but his usefulness was much impaired. Not long before his death, he arose to close the exercise of a meeting he attended, but was overpowered by a flood of tears and compelled to sit down. He died of a protracted diarrhea, in July, 1816. A few
days before his departure, he expressed great serenity of soul, and a patient acquiescence in the divine will. He had been a teacher of music and was an excellent singer. A little before his last breath, he sand in a loud voice, the words: --
"O for an overcoming faith
To cheer my dying hours;
To triumph o'er the monster death,
And all its frightful powers."

Pastor of Clear Creek Baptist Church 1800. Probate mentions only John, Mary, and Richard Cave. Sketch on Cave in Rev. John Taylor's THOUGHTS ON MISSIONS. His sister, Elizabeth married William Johnson, and they were the parents of Col. Robert Johnson. Richard's parents were Hannah Bledsoe and Benjamin Cave, who was in the House of Burgesses from Orange Co. His will is dated July and was probated in November of 1816. Book E, page 105.

Children:
i John Cave married Mary Polly Craig, (daughter of John Craig and Sarah "Sally" Page). John died Woodford County, Kentucky.
ii Mary "Polly" Cave married Richard Rice. Mary died bef 1816.
iii Hannah Cave born Culpepper County, Virginia, married Aug 1 1790, in Woodford County, Kentucky, John Graves, born Jan 19 1769, Culpepper County, Virginia, died Aug 24 1824, Woodford County, Kentucky. Hannah died ___ ?? 1819, Kentucky.
iv Jeremiah Cave born Apr 18 1780, Virginia, married Polly Graves. Jeremiah died Feb 17 1823, Kentucky.
v Richard Cave born Aug 8 1780, Orange County, Virginia, married Maria Nancy Graves. Richard died Apr 6 1863, Orange County, Virginia, buried Montebello (old Cave family) Cem.
vi Reuben Cave born Feb 23 1829, Boone County, Kentucky, married Catherine Hayden.
vii Sally Cave.

Children
Hannah Paige (~1770-1819)
John (~1775-)
Mary (~1775-)
Reuben (~1775-<1833)
Richard (-ca1818)
Jeremiah (~1785-ca1824)

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"Shortly after moving to Ontario, Canada Joseph was arrested as a"Yankee spy" by the notorious Colonel Pierce and after examination, was banished from the province under penalty of death.The next year he moved to Monroe, Mich. where he had charge ofthe U.S. Arsenal. 1837 or 1838. We went to Adrian, Michigan,where in 1840 Amelia was born. The next year he returned to Buffalo --- then to Erie, Pa. where he resided a number of years--- then to Mercer, Pa., then to Greenville, Pennsylvania, from whence the family came by sections to the South and have been for nearly fifty years, an isolated branch of the Joe Finch (NewYork) family."

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ID: I1247 Name: Nicholas Gatewood Sex: M Birth: 1872 Death: 1937

Burial: Middleton Cemetery, Middleton, TN
Marriage 1 Mary Bizzell
Father: Greenwood Gatewood b: 1850
Mother: Rebecca Hensley b: 1 APR 1857

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"Would always have a big 4th of July party, up on the home place, just past the McQueen family cementary. A little brick house stands there now, but was a bigger wood frame house before. The area was called either Possum Hollow or Pea Ridge.
Old pictures exists in Henderson fmly of Murdock, in a muddy field, adjacent to his still. He was only 5'5. Must have come from Maryland because his parents had to settle McQueen estate there. from Harold McQueen 03-08-2001."

Mcqueen, Murdock N., 2nd Co. I, 3rd (Wingfield's) La. Cav. En. —. Federal Rolls of Prisoners of War, Captured Pt. Hudson, La., July 9, 1863. Sent to New Orleans on Steamer Zephyr, July 15, 1863. Recd. Ft. Columbus, N. Y. Harbor, Oct. 10, 1863. Forwarded to Johnson's Island, Ohio, Oct. 15, 1863. Transfd. to Pt. Lookout, Md., March 21, 1865. Recd. Ft. Delaware, Del., April 28, 1865. Released on Oath June 12, 1865. Res. Feliciana, La.

Children:
2 William Murdock MCQUEEN b: 12 JAN 1857 d: 8 JUL 1940
2 John M. MCQUEEN b: 9 FEB 1860 d: 20 JUN 1920 + Mary Ellen MCLAIN b: 5 MAY 1855 d: 29 MAY 1920
2 Robert Bumpus MCQUEEN b: 22 JAN 1868 d: 30 MAR 1958 + Nina E. WRIGHT b: 23 JUN 1872 d: 30 MAR 1958
2 Margaret Annie "Maggie" MCQUEEN b: 4 FEB 1870 d: 15 NOV 1962 + John Wesley SMITH b: 2 APR 1864 d: 28 MAY 1950
2 Clara Louise MCQUEEN b: 16 FEB 1872 d: 1950 + J. Walter HENDERSON b: 5 DEC 1860 d: 3 JUL 1937
2 Norman MCQUEEN b: 7 AUG 1874 d: 18 SEP 1934 + Ella Belle JAMES
2 Addie Elizabeth MCQUEEN b: 14 JAN 1877 d: 2 MAR 1958 + Isaac Smith JAMES b: 8 OCT 1869 d: 10 JUN 1930
2 Joseph Ivy MCQUEEN b: 28 APR 1882 d: 22 JUL 1952 + Mary "Mamie" GORDON
2 Laura Ann MCQUEEN b: 30 DEC 1858 d: 10 SEP 1861
2 Louis MCQUEEN b: 24 JAN 1862 d: 26 SEP 1928
2 Lydia MCQUEEN
2 Scott MCQUEEN b: 1 JUL 1866 d: 19 FEB 1942 + Lydia Emma LANEHART b: 21 MAR 1876 d: 5 JAN 1934

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CONFLICT: Shows John Hurt m. Ann GARLAND, and she is mother of William O. Hurt. ^[S1178]

My Southern Family

G. M.

Priscilla ATKINS

1776 - ____

ID Number: I62941

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Emily Morrison BONDURANT

ABT 1890 - ____

ID Number: I75545

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Rev. Richard CAVE

1750 - 10 Jul 1816

ID Number: I30883

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Joseph Henry FINCH

11 Aug 1804 - 29 Aug 1862

ID Number: I91466

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Nicholas GATEWOOD

1872 - 1937

ID Number: I43487

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Susan Frances KNIGHT

Murdock N. MCQUEEN C.S.A.

15 Apr 1825 - 16 Aug 1905

ID Number: I66262

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Sarah? SMITH?

ABT 1750 - ____

ID Number: I27566

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