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Joseph Gorrie born on May 9,, 1954 in Seattle, Washington and married Odeha Schindler; Thomas Gorrie born on January 17, 1958 in Portland, Oregon, and married LaVerne Brill; Michael Gorrie born on January, and married Grace Pak on October 24, 1998; and, Nicholas Gorrie born on January 31, in Ellensburg, Kittitas County, Washington, and married Tanya Mus on October 24, 1998;467 (5) JAMES CAVENDER born in Fayette County, Pennsylvania either about 1805 by one account, and about 1819 by another account, first married Jane C. Thornton ("Jane Thornton", "Jane Thonton"?, "Janet C. Thornton"?, "Janet Thornton"’ & “Nancy Thornton”) on December 6, 1827 in Belmont County, Ohio, later married Nancy Click on September 19, 1833 in Belmont County, Ohio, and died about 1880-1910, probably in Belmont County, Ohio. Jane Thornton was born about 1810, was the daughter of James Thornton, and died about 1900-1910. Nancy Click was born about 1812 in either Pennsylvania, or in Virginia according to the 1850 census for Belmont County, Ohio, and died about 1882-1892. According to the 1840 census for Wheeling Township, Belmont County, Ohio, the family of James Cavender and Jane Cavender comprised 1 male 10-15, 1 male 20-30, 1 female under 5 and 1 female 20-30. In 1850, the James Cavender family was living in Colerain Township, Belmont County, Ohio, and apparently by 1860 they had moved from Belmont County, Ohio.337 By his first marriage, James Cavender and Jane Cavender had a son named: Levi Cavender born in Ohio about 1828, married a Mrs. Hannah Briceland on October 21, 1849, died October 2, 1888 in Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio, and is buried in Union Cemetery in St. Clairsville, Ohio. Hannah Briceland was born about 1827-1828 in Ohio, and died on March 26, 1910, and is buried with her husband, Levi. In 1850, the Levi Cavender family was living in Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio and his family then comprised Levi Cavender age 23 and born in Ohio about 1828, his wife Hannah Briceland Cavender (“Hannah Cavender”) age 23 and born in Ohio about 1827, and Elias Briceland age 17 and born in Ohio about 1833 and was the son of Hannah Briceland by a former marriage.337 & 360 According to the 1870 census for Uniontown, Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio, Levi Cavender was listed as a blacksmith age 44 and born in Ohio about 1826, and his wife was listed as Hannah Cavender age 40 and born in Ohio about 1830. Their children at that time then living at home were: Melinda Cavender age 20 and born in Ohio about 1850; James Cavender age 18 and born in Ohio about 1852; Sarah Cavender age 14 and born in Ohio about 1856; Margaret Cavender age 11 and born in Ohio about 1859; Elizabeth Cavender age 10 and born in Ohio about 1860; John Cavender age 7 and born in Ohio about 1863; and Agnes Cavender age 5 and born in Ohio about 1865. In 1880, they were living in Union Township. Levi Cavender and Hannah Cavender had at least 7 children: Melinda Cavender born in Ohio about 1850, and may be the Vilinda Cavender who married James Corbin in 1872; James Cavender born about 1852-1853 and married Lavinia Terrill (“Lavina Terell”?, “Levinia Terrell”, “Lavinia Terrill”?, formerly “Lavina Lynel”? & “Lavinia Lynel”?) on October 17, 1878 in Belmont County, Ohio. Lavinia Terrell was born about 1857-1758 in Ohio to Daniel Terrill who was born in West Virginia about 1827 and a Mary A. who was born in Pennsylvania about 1827. On February 27, 1875, On March 5, 1885, Lavinia Cavender of St. Clairsville, Ohio was taken to the home for “enfebbled” minded located in Columbus, Ohio. As related above, in 1880 the James Cavender family was living in the same household with the family of his great grandfather, John Cavender, who was then living in Kirkwood Township, Belmont County, Ohio. Apparently, in May 17, 1888, James Cavender was listed as then being in jail. No date was given when he first began serving his term. However, it appears that he was in jail prior to November 10, 1885.360 On September 22, 1883 it was reported that a Issac Terrell born on February 27, 1875 and then age 8 years and 7 months, with Charles Galleger (“George Gallager”) being listed as his father, and with James Cavender of St. Clairsville, Ohio being listed as his step-father was then living in the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio. All of the children of James Cavender and Lavinia Cavender were subsequently indentured and thereafter adopted, and were: LaBerta Cavender (“Laburta Cavender”, “Laberta Cavender”? & "Bertie Cavender") born July 1, 1879 in Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio. On November 10, 1885, when she was age 6 years and 4 months, she was then living in the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio. October 19, 1887 it was ordered by the Trustees of the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio to become an indentured servant. She was indentured on July 23, 1888 to Elizabeth Perkins and her husband then living in Quaker City, Ohio, and apparently was later adopted by the Perkins family; Ann Cavender (“Annie Cavender”) born May 23, 1882 in Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio. On November 10, 1885, when she was age 3 years and 7 months, she was then living in the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio. On December 11, 1888, she was ordered by the Trustees of the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio to be indentured to Richard Sheets and his wife, H.K. Sheets, then living in Pawnee Rock, Kansas, and apparently was later adopted by the Sheets family; Daisey B. Cavender ("Daisey Cavender" & "Daisy Cavender") born on September 23, 1884 in Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio. On November 10, 1885, when she was age 1 year and 6 months she was living in the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio and, on March 30, 1889, she was ordered by the Trustees of children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio to be indentured to Wilber Littleton ("Wilbur Littleton") and Rachel Littleton then living in Belliare, Ohio. She later married Jesse R. White (“Jesse White”) on May 14, 1905 in Belmont County, Ohio under her adopted name of Daisey B. Littleton (“Daisey Littleton” & “Daisy Littleton”?) when she was age 20 years and Jesse White was 19 years of age and they both were listed as being from Belmont County, Ohio. Jesse White was the son of Albert A. White (“Albert White”) and Nancy DeVault; and, Charles Shepherd Cavender (“Charles Shephard Cavender”, "Charles Cavender", “Charles S. Cavender”, “C.S. Cavender” & "Shephard Cavender") born April 17, 1886 in Belmont County, Ohio. On May 17, 1888 when he was age 2 years 1 month, he was living in the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio . On February 14, 1891, she was ordered by the Trustees of the children’s home in Tacoma, Belmont County, Ohio to be indentured for a period of 10 years to Hugh Best and Nancy J. Moore Best ("Nancy Best" & formerly "Nancy Moore") then living in Steubenville, Ohio, and who later adopted Charles Cavender and his assumed the name Charles Shepherd Best (“Charles Best”). Charles Best (formerly “Charles Cavender”) served in France in World War I as a First Sergeant in the Corp of Army Engineers, married Grace Marie Westfall ("Grace Westfall"), was divorced in 1921, and died October 17, 1953 in Oakland, California. Grace Westfall was born about 1900 in Richland County, Illinois, and died about 1969 in Oakland, California. Charles Best (formerly "Charles Cavender") and his wife had a son named: Ralph Edward Best ("Ralph Best" & "Ralph Cavender") born May 25, 1920, who was adopted December 1945 when he was 6 months old and, thereafter, was named Ralph Edward Bane, Sr.("Ralph Bane"), first married Betty Finnigan ("Elizabeth Finnigan"?) on March 15, 1940, later married Alma A. Rouse ("Alma Rouse") and were divorced in 1946, still later married Edna Riggleman on July 5, 1949 in Hagerstown, Maryland and was divorced, still later married Pauline Kovacich in Oakland, California and was divorced on June 19, 1988, and died June 19, 1988 in Oakland California. Betty Finnigan was born on June 20, 1922, and Alma Rouse was born March 27, 1925 and died September 2, 1980. Therefore, Charles Shephard Cavender is the grandfather of James Bane. Ralph Bane (formerly "Ralph Bane") and Betty Bane had a daughter named: Judith Ann Bane (“Judith Bane” & "Judith Best") who was born on August 2, 1941; Ralph Bane and Alma Bane had 2 children: Janet A. Best ("Janet Best" & “Janet Bane”) born March 3, 1944 in Oakland, California; and, James E. Best ("James Best" & “James Bane”) born July 20, 1945 in Steubenville, Ohio; Sarah Cavender born in Ohio about 1856, and may the Sarah Cavender who married Samuel Humphrey; Margaret J. Cavender (“Margaret Cavender” & “M.J. Cavender”) born in Ohio about 1859; Elizabeth Cavender born in Ohio about 1860; John Cavender born in Ohio about 1863; and, Agnes Cavender born in Ohio about 1865, and married Isaac Grimes on July 21, 1881 in Belmont County, Ohio; By his second marriage, James Cavender and Nancy Click Cavender had 6 children: Nancy Cavender ("Nancy J. Cavender"? born in Ohio about 1838 or about 1841 according to the 1860 census, and married Nathan M. Swartz? ("Nathan Swartz") on May 31, 1866 in Belmont County, Ohio; James Cavender born about 1841 in Ohio; William J. Cavender ("William Cavender" & “W.J. Cavender) born about 1843-1844 in Ohio, and married Lizzie J. Hutchison? ("Lizzie Hutchison", "Elizabeth Hutchison", "Lizzie Hutchinson"? & "Elizabeth Hutchinson"?) on July 4, 1866 in Belmont County, Ohio. It is reported that a William J. Cavender who married Lizzie Hutchinson had 3 children: John W. Cavender (“John Cavender” & “J.W. Cavender”); Blanch Cavender; and, Willard Cavender; Samuel J. Cavender ("Samuel L. Cavender", “S.J. Cavender” & "Samuel Cavender") born about 1845-1846 in Ohio; Thomas A. Cavender ("Thomas Cavender" & “T.A. Cavender”) born about 1846-1848 in Ohio; and, John C. Cavender (“John Charles Cavender”, “John Calvin Cavender”?, “J.C. Cavender” & "John Cavender") born about June 1850 in Ohio, and married Emma Holliday (“Emma Holiday”?) in Belmont County, Ohio on June 11, 1884; 360 (6) SAMUEL CAVENDER, born about 1812 in Pennsylvania, and married Margaret Ward on November 3, 1836 in Belmont County, Ohio and who was born in Ohio about 1821.360 Although not yet established, he may be the same Samuel Cavender who was listed in the 1840 census as then living in Kirkwood Township, Belmont County, Ohio and whose family at that particular time comprised 1 male 5-10, 1 male 30-40, 2 females under 5, and 1 female 20-30. In 1850, the Samuel Cavender family was still living Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio. The children of Samuel Cavender and Margaret Cavender included: Mary E. Cavender ("Mary Cavender") age 9 and born in Ohio about 1841; Washington Cavender age 7 and born in Ohio about 1843; Martha Cavender age 5 and born in Ohio about 1845; Harriet Cavender ("Harriett Cavender"?) age 3 and born in Ohio about 1847; John Cavender age 2 and born in Ohio about 1848; and, William Cavender ("Wm Cavender") age 1 and born in Ohio about 1849; (7) SARAH CAVENDER born about in Pennsylvania about 1813-1814, by one account, and about 1860 by another account, and married George Berry on December 19, 1833 in Belmont County, Ohio. In 1850, her mother was living with her; and, (8) LEAH CAVENDER ("Leigh Cavender"?) born about 1816-1817 in Pennsylvania?, and married Jesse Holloway on July 25, 1839 in Belmont County, Ohio. After the Civil War, they were living in West Virginia. JOHN CAVENDER #2 line (1760-1837) John Cavender born in New Castle Hundred, New Castle County, Delaware about 1760, married a Margaret in Lower New Castle County, Delaware in August 1785 by a Parson Edwards, “a settled minister”, and died September 12, 1837. 130 & 351 He was originally drafted in the Revolutionary War in 1777 at the age of 17 while living in Lower New Castle County, Delaware. He later enlisted at Red Lyon Hundred in New Castle County, Delaware under Captain William Rankins and served 3 months in 1778 guarding the shores of Delaware from Fort Penn to New Castle, a distance of 12 miles. In the same year, he was discharged and he and his wife Margaret moved to Cecil County, Maryland where he enlisted under Captain John Crow and First Sergeant Alexander Brown of the Maryland Company. He marched along the lines between Maryland and Pennsylvania to New Brunswick, New Jersey where his Captain and half of his company, including Captain Crow died from "camp fever". He was in the hospital with camp fever and was there when he was discharged. In 1777, he also served as a wagoner, furnishing his own team, under issuing Commissary Churchburg of North Carolina. He may be the same John Cavender that was listed as owing Court Costs in Cecil County, Maryland in 1771317 and the same one who took the so-called “Oath of Fidelity” in Cecil County, Maryland in 1778. 313 & 336 Altogether, he served in the Delaware, Maryland and North Carolina Lines, after which he and his wife moved from Delaware to Maryland to Pennsylvania and then to Crosby Township, Hamilton County, Ohio in about 1818 where lived until he died there on September 12, 1837 at the age of 78 years. According to the 1800 census for New Castle Hundred County, Delaware, the John Cavender family comprised 1 male under 10, 2 males 10-16, 1 male 26-45, 1 female under 10, and 1 female 26-45. On September 5, 1832 at the age of 72 while then living in Crosby Township in Hamilton County, Ohio, he first applied for a Revolutionary War pension before he died on September 12, 1837. On August 21, 1844, Margaret Cavender, aged 80, widowed, and then living in Brookville in Franklin County, Indiana, applied for a widow's pension as Application No. W9776. In August 1843, Margaret Cavender was living in Brookville, Franklin County, Indiana. The application for pension was issued April 15, 1844 for $20 per month as Certificate No. 5302, 5203 or 2563, but apparently was made effective as of March 4, 1943. The neighbors of John Cavender were Joseph Sater, John McMahan ("John McMahon"?), Adam Rittenhouse, Judge Othneil Looker and Esq. Hopkins. John Cavender and Margaret Cavender had the following children: Ester Cavender (“Easter Cavender”) who died in infancy in 1785 in New Castle County, Delaware; John Cavender who also died in infancy in 1787 in New Castle County, Delaware; Alexander Preston Cavender ("Alexander Cavender" & “A.P. Cavender”) born September 18, 1788 and married Rebecca Gaskele on January 19, 1838, and died in the summer of 1843 and is buried in the Ashbury Methodist Episcopalain Church in Dover, Kent County, Delaware which was built in 1830 with one of the prominent members being Rebecca Cavender. Apparently on May 12, 1824, Alexander Cavender purchased land in the village of New Haven in Crosby Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, which is a suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio, and which was founded in 1815. Alexander Cavender was one of the first residents of New Haven in Crosby Township, Hamilton County, Ohio, was an undertaker, and the first postmaster which was established in 1826; John Cavender, Jr. born on September 1, 1790, married Jane Jones about 1811, served as a private in the War of 1812 in the Volunteer Light Artillery in the Company of Capt. George Reed who served under Major General P. Grimes, and on September 1, 1843 he was 52 years of age and then living in Ripley County, Indiana. John Cavender, Jr. and Jane Cavender included the 4 following sons: Alexander Cavender born about 1812; JohnCavender was born on December 2, 1815 in Sussex County, Delaware and married Emmaline Dalton (“Emmaline Dolton”, “Emaline Dalton”, "Emiline Dalton"?, “Emeline Dalton”? & "Emoline Dalton"?) in New Castle County, Delaware on August 20, 1837. According to Bible records, Emmaline Dalton was born on October 3, 1819, died March 25, 1880, and is buried in the St. George Cemetery in Delaware.Del. Archives, Dover, Del. When the 1860 census was taken, the John Cavender family was than living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland. At that time, a Jennie Cavender, age 26 and born in Delaware, and a Henry Cavender, age 1 year and born in Maryland were both living in the household of the above John Cavender. It is believed that John Cavender and Emaline Cavender (“Emmaline Cavender”?) had 13 children, 5 of which died in infancy and which included: Martin B. Cavender (“Martin Cavender” & “M.B. Cavender”) born on October 28, 1838 in Delaware; John Dolton Cavender (“John Dalton Cavender”?, “John Cavender”, “John D. Cavender”, “J.D. Cavender” & “John Dalton Cavender”?) born on September 26, 1840 in Delaware, died on October 15, 1905 at the age of 65 years, and is buried in the Westminister Presbyterian Cemetery in Georgetown, Maryland. John Cavender apparently was a Union soldier in the Civil War, having the rank of Private, having enlisted in Company B of the Maryland Regiment on August 30, 1862, and was discharged on May 31, 1865, having served 2 years, 9 months and 1 day. This may be the same John Cavender who is listed in the 1880 census for Cecil County, Maryland and being 39 years of age, and thus born about 1839/1840, and whose wife was listed as being Amanda Cavender, age 38, and thus born about 1842; Andrew J. Cavender ("Andrew Jackson Cavender"?, “A.J. Cavender” & "Andrew Cavender") who was born on November 17, 1843 in Delaware, and died May 10, 1845 at the age of 2 years?, 5 months? and 23 days?; Emaline Cavender (“Emeline Cavender” & “Emmaline Cavender”) born on June 15, 1844 in Delaware; Jane E. Cavender (“Jennie E. Cavender”, “Jennie Cavender”, “Jane Cavender”, “J.E. Cavender” & “Jannie Cavender”) born on May 23, 1845 in Delaware, married William Pennington Rowan, Sr. (“William Penington Rowan”? & “William Rowan”) on February 14, 1866 in Elkton, Maryland, died on April 29, 1910, and is buried in the Westminister Cemetery in Georgetown, Maryland. William Rowan was born on July 8, 1841, died on July 26, 1908, and is buried with his wife. William Rowan and Jane Rowan ("Jane Rowon"?) had the following children: Emaline C. Rowan (“Emaline Rowan”) born on December 17, 1867, and died on May 1, 1868; Henry Rowan, Jr. born on February 3, 1869, and died on September 1, 1905; John C. Rowan (“John Rowan”) born on December 17, 1872; Jennie E. Rowan (“Jennie Rowan” & “Jannie Rowan”?) born on April 24, 1875, and died on April 20, 1882 at the age of 7 years; and, William Pennington Rowan, Jr. ("William Rowon", “William Penington Rowan”? & "William Rowan") who was born March 7, 1882, married Helen Spear, and died October 3, 1918. William Rowan and Helen Rowan ("Helen Rowon"?) had a daughter named: Hilda Rowan ("Hilda Rowon"?) who married Albert Lyons and lived in Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee; Ebonezer Cavender (“Ebenezer Cavender”, “Ebin Cavender”? & “Abanezer Cavender”?) born in Delaware on November 11, 1848, and when the 1870 census was taken, was then living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland. He probably is the Ebin Cavender who was living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland in 1880 and who was listed in the census as then being age 31 and born in Delaware about 1849. His wife was listed as Annie E. Cavender (“Annie Cavender” & “A.E. Cavender”) who was formerly Annie E. Cranor (“Ann Cranor” & “Annie Cranor”) who was listed as then being age 27 and thus born about 1863. Ebin Cavender and Annie Cavender had a son named: Walter Cavender who was living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland in 1800, and at that time was listed in the census as being age 4 and thus born about 1876; William Cavender born on December 17, 1850 in Delaware, married an S. Elizabeth, died on January 29, 1920, and is buried in the Bethel Cemetery in Chespeake City, Cecil County, Maryland. When the 1870 census was taken, he was then living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland; Andrew J. Cavender ("Andrew Jackson Cavender"?, “A.J. Cavender” & "Andrew Cavender") born on May 12, 1853 in Delaware, and died February 24, 1854 at the age of 9 months and 11 days; Anna Cavender (“Anne Cavender” & “Ann Cavender”) born on December 19, 1854 in Delaware, and died April 25, 1855 at the age of 4 months and 5 days; Anthony Reybold Cavender (“Anthony Cavender” & “A.R. Cavender”) was born on May 16, 1856 in Delaware, died on October 26, 1856 at the age of 5 months and 10 days, and is buried in St. George Cemetery in Delaware; Alexander Cavender born on February 10, 1858 in Delaware, and when the 1870 census was taken, was then living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland; Cecil Cavender (“Cicil Cavender”) born in Delaware on November 19, 1859, and married a Hannah who was born in Maryland in September 1860, and when the 1870 census was taken, was then living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland. Cecil Cavender and Hannah Cavender had the following children: Gladdis Cavender “Gaddis Cavender”?)born in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland in August 1885; Emmaline Cavender born in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland in May 1892; Buhla Cavender born in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland in October 1893; William Rowan Cavender (“William Cavender” & “W.R. Cavender”) born in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland in April 1895; Grace Cavender born in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland in December 1899; and, Millond Cavender? born in Baltimore, Baltimore County, Maryland in July 1899; and, Anthony R. Cavender (“Anthony Cavender” & “A.R. Cavender”) born on January 21, 1863 in Delaware, and when the 1870 census was taken, was then living in Cecilton, Cecil County, Maryland. James Monroe Cavender ("James Cavender", “J.M. Cavender” & “James M. Cavender”) who was born about 1816, married Nellie Ann Willis ("Willa Ann Willis" Willie Ann Willis", "Willa Willis" & "Nellie Willis") in 1837, and died about 1851.130, 282 & 304 Willa Willis was born about 1822, and died about 1900. James Monroe Cavender and Willa Cavender had 7 children: Elijah Cavender; Thomas Cavender; John Cavender born on May 12, 1839; Richard Cavender born in April 1841 in Ohio, and in 1900 was living in the household of his father-in-law Charles H. Courine (“Charles Courine”) in Warren Township in Belmont County, Ohio. He still may be the same Richard Cavender who married Elizabeth Thomas in Belmont County, Ohio and had a daughter named: Download 8.16 Mb. Share with your friends:
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