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M.E. Cavender family was then living in District 4, Hickman County, Tennessee in 1860.418 Mike Cavener ("Michael Cavener", "Mike Cavender" & "Michael Cavender?) age 25 and then living in Davidson County, Tennessee. Mitchell Cavender age 40 and family were then living in District 2, Henry County, Tennessee.418 Narcissa Cavender family was then living in District 8, Hamilton County, Tennessee.418 Needham Cavender ("Needam Cavender"? & “Needum Cavender”?) family was then living in the Northern Subdivision, Giles County, Tennessee in 1860.418 Patrick Cavender (“Patrick H. Cavender”? & “P.H. Cavender”?) age 50 and thus born about 1810 and family were then living in either Wilson County, Tennessee or in Williamson County, Tennessee in 1860, together with his wife Mary Cavender age 40 and born about 1820 and their son William Cavender age 7 and born about 1853. S.C. Cavinder ("S.C. Cavender"?, “Stephen C. Cavender”? & “Stephen Cantrell Cavender”?), and family were living in Maury County, Tennessee in 1860. At that time he was age 24 and born about 1836, his wife was H. Cavinder ("H. Cavender"? & “Helena Cavender”?) age 23 and thus born about 1837, and their daughter N.F. Cavinder (N.F. Cavender"?) age 1 and thus born about 1859. Also living in the same household were W.A. Ashmore a male age 21. Stephen Cavender age 63, born in Virginia about 1797 and the son of Eudaley James Cavender (“Eudaley Cavender”), and his family were then living in Maury County, Tennessee in 1860, together with his wife M.J. Cavender ("Matilda J. Cavender" & "Matilda Cavender") age 60, and their daughter Milley Cavender ("Milly Cavender") age 20. Stephen Cavender was the twin brother of James B. Cavender ("James Cavender" & “James Benjamin Cavender”?) whose family were then living in Rutherford County, Tennessee. Thomas Cavender in the year 1860 was age 45 and thus born about 1815 and his family were then living in Hamilton County, Tennessee. His wife Rutha Cavender ("Ruth Cavender") was then age 41 and thus born about 1819, and their children: Jane Cavender was then age 20 and thus born about 1840; Sarah Cavender was then age 17 and thus born about 1843; Mary Cavender was then age 15 and thus born about 1845; Benjamin Cavender was then age 14 and thus born about 1846; Tillman Cavender ("Tilman Cavender") was then age 13 and thus born about 1847; Narcissa Cavender was then age 12 and thus born about 1848; Thomas Cavender was then age 11 and thus born about 1849; Levesta Cavender ("Lavista Cavender" & "Levista Cavender") was then age 9 and thus born about 1851; Woodbury Cavender was then age 7 and thus born about 1853; Elizabeth Cavender was then age 5 and thus born about 1855; and, Josephine Cavender was then age 2 and thus born about 1858. Tim Cavener ("Timothy Cavener", "Timothy Cavender"? & "Tim Cavender"?) age 28 and family were then living in Hardeman County, Tennessee. Thomas Cavender age 25 and family were then living in Marshall County, Tennessee which included his wife Martha J. Cavender ("Martha Cavender" & “Martha Jane Cavender”?) age 24, and their son George Cavender age 1. William Cavender age 39 and born about 1821, and his family were then living in Maury County, Tennessee in 1860 and his household then comprised his wife, M.E. Cavender age 35 and born about 1825, and their children: J. Thomas Cavender ("Thomas Cavender", "John Thomas Cavender"?, “J.T. Cavender” & "James Thomas Cavender"?); J.T. Cavender (“John T. Cavender”?, “Joseph T. Cavender” & “James T. Cavender”?) a male age 12 and born about 1848; J.H. Cavender (“James H. Cavender”?, "James Cavender"?, “John H. Cavender”?, “Joseph H. Cavender”?, “J.H. Cavender” & "John Cavender"?) a male age 10 and born about 1850; W.S. Cavender ("William Cavender"?, & “William S. Cavender”?) a male age 6 and born about 1854; M.M. Cavender a female age 5 born about 1855; L.S. Cavender ("Stephen Cavender"?) a male age 3 and born about 1857; and, S.M. Cavender a female age 1 month and born about 1860; William Cavenor ("William Cavender"?) age 44 and family were then living in Greene County, Tennessee in 1860, together with his wife Mary J. Cavenor ("Mary Cavenor", "Mary J. Cavender"?, & "Mary Cavender") age 29 and their children: Daniel Cavenor ("Daniel Cavender"?) age 7 and thus born about 1853; and, John Cavenor ("John Cavender"?) age 5. Also living in the same household were Henry Steelman age 23 and Mary Smith age 30.122 & 364 (8) VIRGINIA (1860): Henry Cavender was a property owner in Princess Anne County, Virginia.355 Thomas Cavender was a property owner in Princess Anne County, Virginia.355 William Cavender was the owner of 1 slave in Princess Anne County, Virginia and 1 clock. 1861/03/17 Georgia Ann Cavner (“Georgia Ann Cavender”? & “Georgia Cavender”?) was born on this date in Mississippi, married James Buchanan Smith (“James Smith”) about 1881, and died September 28, 1927 in Arkansas. James Smith and Georgia Smith had 7 unknown children. 1861/04/11 Confederate General Beauregard sent the first shell bursting over Fort Sumter in Charleston, Charleston County, South Carolina harbor to begin the Civil War. A published listing of Cavender’s who fought in the Civil War included the following: Cavender, Pvt. H Co. 41st.Inf. Adolphus Cavender, Pvt. Co. D, 53rd. Inf. Benjamin Cavender, Pvt. Co. B, 1st.Cav. E.D. Cavender, Pvt. Co. F, 48th Inf. (Nixon’s) G.B. Cavender, Pvt. 1st.H Co., 24th.. Inf. G.C. Cavener, 29th Inf. G.C. Cavinder, Pvt. F Co., 29th Inf. George C. Caviner (“George Caviner”, “G.C. Cavender”? & “George Cavender”?), Pvt. 1st.Cav. G.W. Cavnar (“G. W. Cavender”?), Pvt. K Co., Nixon”s Cav. G.S. Cavender, Sgt., M Co., 1st.Cav.(Carter’s) Henden Cavender, Pvt., E Co., 53rd. Inf. James Cavender, Pvt. Fisher’s Arty. Co. J.C. Cavender, Pvt. D Co. 1st.Cav. Bn. James Cavinaugh (“James Cavender”?), Pvt. B Co., 2nd. Inf. (Walker’s) J.C. Cavender, Pvt. B Co. 22nd. Cav. (Barteau’s) J.C. Cavenger (“J.C. Cavender”?), Pvt. I Co., 60th MI J.H. Cavender, Pvt. C Co. 22nd. Cav. (Barteau’s) J.H. Cavender, Pvt. Fisher’s Arty. Co. John Cavinder (“John Cavender”?), Pvt. F Co., 29th Inf. John Cavender, Pvt. I Co. 8th Inf. John Cavender, Pvt. F Co. 53rd. Inf. John Cavener (“John Cavender”?), Pvt. F Co., 29th Inf. John Cavender, Pvt. B Co., 12th Cav. Bn. John C. Cavender (‘J.C. Cavender”), Mus. E Co. 9th Cav. Bn. John C. Cavender (“J.C. Cavender”), Pvt. 19th Cav. J.W. Cavender, Pvt. B Co., 15th Con. Inf. Needham Cavender, Pvt. E Co. 53rd. Inf. S.C. Cavender, Pvt. D Co., 2nd. Cav. Bn. (“Biffle’s) which was organized on July 10, 1861 in Catheys Creek, in either Lewis County, Tennessee or Maury County, Tennessee, mustered into Confederate service August 10, 1861, consolidated with the 11th Battalion in May 1862 to form the 6th, also called the 1st.or 2nd. (“Wheeler’s) Calvary Regiment). It is to be noted that Lewis County, Tennessee was formed from parts of the counties of Maury County, Tennessee, Hickman County, Tennessee, Wayne County, Tennessee, and Lawrence County, Tennessee in 1843. The particular section given to Lewis County, Tennessee by Maury County, Tennessee was returned to Maury County, Tennessee in 1852. S.C. Cavender, Pvt. A Co., 6th Cav. Si Cavender (“Silas Cavender”) Pvt. Fisher’s Arty. Co. S.W. Cavender, Pvt. Fisher’s Arty. Co. Thomas Cavender (“Tom Cavender”), Pvt. B Co., 1st.Cav. Thomas Cavender, Pvt. E Co., 9th Cav. Bn. and was killed during the War Thomas J. Cavner (“Thomas Cavner”, “T.J. Cavender”? & “Thomas Cavender”?), Pvt. G Co. 16th Cav. T.D. Cavener (“T.D. Cavender”?), Sgt. D Co., 61st.MI T.J. Cavender, Cpl. D Co., 19th Cav. William Cavender, Pvt. Fisher’s Arty. Co. 1861/06/05 S.C. Cavender enlisted for a 12 month period in Company "A" of Wheeler's 6th Tennessee Cavalry. (Confederate). He deserted on or about May 1, 1863.104 1861/06/15 Many Cavenders volunteered for the Civil War in Tennessee. In the "History of the Civil War" Chapter XXVIII, page 315, it is recorded that in the mountainous portions of Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, where comparatively few slaves were kept, large numbers of people were opposed to secession, and for their devotion to the Union, they suffered such persecution as had never been witnessed in this part of the world. It was perhaps most violent in East Tennessee. Among the numerous deliberate and brutal murders committed by men in the Confederate uniform were those of Rev. L. Carter and his son in Bradley County, Tennessee, the Rev. M. Cavender in Van Buren County, Tennessee, the Rev. Blair of Hamilton County, Tennessee, and the Rev. Douglas, all for the simple reason that they were Unionists. Many of the outrages upon the wives and children of Union men were such as any writer would shrink from recording. Those who could get away fled northward, often after their homes had been burned and their movable property carried off, and became subjects of charity in the free States. 104 1861/07/09 W. P. Cavender enlisted as a private in the Civil War in Lumpkin County, Georgia. 355 1861/09/13 The 1st.Tennessee Cavalry Battalion was organized in early 1861 and mustered into Confederate service on September 13, 1861 under a McNairy. It was reorganized in May 1862, consolidated into three companies on June 13, 1862, and was consolidated with four companies of the 7th Calvary Battalion to form the 22nd. which was usually called the 2nd. Barteau Calvary Regiment with Captains William L. Horn (“William Horn”), William W. Calvert (“William Calvert”), George Morton and Pleas Smith and comprised men from Davidson County, Tennessee. Company B organized in Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee on May 25, 1861 as the Shelby Dragoons. Company D was called the Marion Dragoons which was organized at Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee on June 15, 1861 with Captains Edwin D. Payne (“Edwin Payne”) and J.H. Duncan. A J.C. Cavender was listed as a private in Company D of the 1st.Tennessee Calvary Battalion under McNairy. Also, a J.C. Cavender was listed as a private in Company B of the 22th Tennessee Calvary Battalion under Barteau. According to the history of the 1st.Tennessee it is recorded: “An old history of the battalion, date uncertain, written by one of its members stated that after the battle of Shiloh, Colonel John H. Morgan (“John Morgan”) desired to make an expedition into Kentucky, and not having men who were familiar with the section of Tennessee through which he would pass, obtained a detail of 25 men, including Captain Hooper Harris from Company A of the battalion to accompany him. The expedition left Burnsville, Mississippi early in May, and at Lebanon, Tennessee on May 5, 1862 were surprised by a strong force of Federal calvary. Captain Harris and 21 men from the battalion were captured in this engagement.” The Charles Cavender a private in Company B of the 1st.Tennessee who died on December 30, 1863 in the POW prison at Rock Island, Illinois may have been the above-named J.C. Cavender whose full name may have been James Charles Cavender or John Charles Cavender. From the above reorganizations, he probably was captured in late May 1862 or early June 1862. It was also recorded that a Sergeant G.C. Cavender served in Company M of the 1st.Tennessee Calvary under a Carter and which was organized with men from Washington County, Tennessee, Sullivan County, Tennessee and Carter County, Tennessee. It is also recorded that a Thomas Cavander (“Thomas Cavender”) was a private in the 1st.Tennessee Calvary Battalion when it was organized from men who were originally from the 1st.Kentucky Calvary Battalion. Tennesseans in the Civil War, Part 1, pgs 21 & 22 1861/09/xx J. M. Cavender and W. T. Cavender enlisted in the Civil War in Columbus County, Kentucky, and both were reported as deserted in December 1862. 103 1861/10/01 Si Cavender ("Silas Cavender"?) enlisted for a 12 month period in Company “A” of Capt. Fisher's Company (Nelson Artillery) (Confederate). He was given a disability discharge on March 29, 1862. This Company was organized about 1861, and served as Company A, Monsarrat's Battalion Reserve Artillery.104 1861 A Charles Cavender was born about 1861 in Indiana, and in 1880 was living in Dubois County, Indiana.418 1862/04/01 Joseph Wyatt Cavender was killed in action in the Civil War on Island No. 10 in the Mississippi River. 1862/05/11 David Cavender apparently was at Camp Prichard near Hardeville, probably after Beauregard fought at Corrinth and Manassas, Virginia. Lt. Barber, George W. Vaughn ("George Vaughn") and David Cavender were listed as being there. 279 1862/06/15 Mary Ann Cavender ("Mary Cavender" & “Mary A. Cavender”) was christened by James Cavender and Mary Ann Cavender ("Mary Cavender" & “Mary A. Cavender”) in Saint John Walworth Parish, Southwark, England. 140 1862/06/15 George Cavender was christened by James Cavender and Mary Ann Cavender ("Mary Cavender" & “Mary A. Cavender”) in Saint John Walworth Parish, Southwark, England. 140 1862/08/13 James G. Cavender ("James Cavender") at the age of 20 years, thus born about 1842, enlisted in Wilmington, New Castle County, Delaware in Company D of the 5th Regiment of the Delaware Infantry Volunteers under Capt. Curry, and later was killed. He served for 3 years and was a private when he died. 1862/10/25 Wilson Cavender, at the age of 19 and thus born about 1843, enlisted in Middletown, Delaware in Company I of the 5th Regiment of the Delaware Infantry Volunteers. He may be the same Wilson Cavender who was serving in Company F of the 5th Regiment of the Delaware Infantry Volunteers and was in Beauregard's Legion when it was in Camp Pritchard on May 11, 1862 near Hardenville after Beauregard had fought at Corrinth and Manassas. Lieutenant Barber, George W. Vaughn ("George Vaughn") and David Cavender were also there. Wilson Cavender was born about 1844, married a Mary C. about 1875 and apparently had no children, at least by 1900 according to the census report for Kent County, Delaware. 313 1862 (1) Charles Cavender married Emma L. Carr ("Emma Carr") who was born February 4, 1841. They had a daughter, Nellie Clara Cavender who was born in July 1863.258 (2) M.M. Cavender married John M. McLean (“John McLean”, “John M. Maclean” & “John Maclean”) about 1862 in Georgia. 1863/02/09 John C. Cavender ("John Cavender", “John Charles Cavender”?, “J.C.Cavender”, “J.C. Cavender” & “John Calvin Cavender”?) married a Julia ("Julany”?, “ Dolly Julia Ann”?, "Dolly" & "Juliza"?) in Davidson County, Tennessee. Julia is believed to be have been born in either Maury County, Tennessee or in Lewis County, Tennessee on February 28, 1843. 112 & 122 It is to be noted that Lewis County, Tennessee was formed from parts of the counties of Maury County, Tennessee, Hickman County, Tennessee, Wayne County, Tennessee, and Lawrence County, Tennessee in 1843. The particular section given to Lewis County, Tennessee by Maury County, Tennessee was returned to Maury County, Tennessee in 1852. 1863/03/06 On this date, an article appeared in the Nashville, Davidson County, Tennessee Daily Union reporting that a Methodist minister named Cavender had just been taken from his house in Van Buren County, Tennessee, that a rope was tied around his neck, and that he was ordered to renounce the Union. When he refused to do so, he was hanged and his body was left hanging to rot, with flesh being torn from this body.465 1963/03/14 S.A. Cavaner (“S.A. Cavender”?) married L.H. Anderson in Tippah County, Mississippi. 1863/03/25 Frances Cavender, age 43 years, married Patrick Finton, age 47 years. They were married in Pulaski County, Arkansas. FHL Number 560145 1863/06/19 The unofficial state of "Kanawha" was proclaimed as the new state of West Virginia and became a part of the Union. 1863/11/20 Mary J. Cavender (“Mary Cavender”) married Robert L. Ashbury (“Robert L. Ashbury”) in the Ashbury M.E. Church in New Castle County, Delaware.Vol. 36, pp 58 & Vol. 68, pp 58 1863/11/26 Mary M. Cavender (“Mary Cavender”) married Zimra Homason in Lumpkin County, Georgia. 1863/12/24 J.M. Cavender married H.B. Nooner in Weakley County, Tennessee. 279 1863/12/24 Charles Cavender died at the Rock Island, Illinois prison camp as a confederate prisoner of war. He held the rank of private and was attached to Company B of the 1st.Tennessee Regiment. 1864/01/28 Probation of the Last Will and Testament of Ransom Barnes in Hall County, Georgia, who left part of his estate to the children of Julian Cavender. 365 1864/05/xx G.W. Cavender ("George Washington Cavender"?. “George W. Cavender”? & "George Cavender"?), then a Corporal in Company G of the 110th Ohio Regiment when he was killed on this date.279 1864/05/13 Thomas J. Cavander (“Thomas J. Cavender”?, “Thomas Cavander” & “Thomas Cavender”?) married Sarah J. Welch (“Sarah Welch”) in Williamson County, Texas. 1864/06/08 T.F. Cavender married S.A. Parsons in Prarie County, Arkansas. He was 26 years of age and thus born about 1838 and she was about 19 years of age and thus born about 1845. 1864/11/30 The date of the battle of Franklin, Williamson County, Tennessee. 165 1865/04/07 General Robert E. Lee surrendered on this date at Appomattox, Virginia. 1865/09/21 Joseph H. Cavender (“Joseph Cavender” & “J.H. Cavender”) married Elizabeth Norris in Fayette County, Georgia. 1865/12/15 Morris Cavner ("Morris Cavender"?) was born to John Cavner ("John Cavender"?) and Mary Conner Cavener ("Mary Cavender"?, “Mary A. Cavender”? or "Mary Connor Cavender"?) in Amherst, Hampshire County, Massachusetts. 306 1866/02/14 Jenny Cavender (“Jennie E. Cavender” & “Jennie Cavender”) married William P. Rowan (“William Pennington Rowan”? & “William Rowan”) on this date in New Castle County, Delaware.Vol. 87-A, pp 131.2 1866/05/31 Nancy J. Cavender ("Nancy Cavender" & “N.J. Cavender”) married Nathan M. Swartz ("Nathan Swartz") in Belmont County, Ohio. 360 1866/07/04 William J. Cavender ("William Cavender" & “W.J. Cavender”) married Lizzie J. Hutchison ("Lizzie Hutchison") in Belmont County, Ohio. He was born about 1846, she was born about 1848, and both are buried in the North Powder Cemetery in Oregon. 360 1866/09/06 John H. Cavender (“John Cavender” & “J.H. Cavender”) married Eubeze Thomas in Fayette County, Georgia. 1866 Martha Berry was born, opened Berry College in 1902, and died in 1942. 1867/02/11 James Cavender was born to Peter Cavender and Ann Cavender in Gateshead, Durham County, England.439 1867/02/19 Walter C. Cavender ("Walter Cavender") was born near Mt. Vernon, Illinois, married Mary Miller ("Molly Miller") August 31, 1889, and died in 1930 in Golden, Oklahoma. Mary Miller was born in 1872 near Mt. Vernon, Illinois and died in Golden, Illinois. Waltler Cavender and Mary Cavender had a son Pearl Raymond Cavender ("Pearl Cavender" & "Raymond Cavender") born February 24, 1892 in Mt. Vernon, Illinois, and married Minnie Edwards December 22, 1923. Minnie Edwards was born December 17, 1906 in Allen, Oklahoma. Pearl Cavender and Minnie Cavender had a son Tommy Gene Cavender ("Tommy Cavender") born April 19, 1935 in Lexington, Oklahoma, and married Joyce Jean Stapp ("Joyce Stapp") April 23, 1955. Joyce Stapp was born July 5, 1935 in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. 364 1867/08/15 E.J.V. Cavender (“E.J. Cavender”?) married Hiraim Thomason (“Hiriam Thomason”?) in Lumpkin County, Georgia. FHL Number 281677 1867/12/25 Married on this date in Pulaski County, Arkansas were Manerva E. Cavender (“Minerva E. Cavender”?, “M.E. Cavender”, “Manerva Cavender’ & “Minerva Cavender”?) age 15 years and thus born about 1852 married George B.S. Fenton (“George Fenton”) age 21 years and thus born about 1846. 1867 Maria Cavanar (“Maria Cavender”? & “Mary Cavender”?) was born about 1867 in New Jersey to Thomas Cavanar (“Thomas Cavender”) and an Elizabeth (“Elisabeth”?) 1868/02/06 Bill of the Estate of Charles Cavender of Kanawha County, West Virginia to-wit: "This 6th day of February, 1868, J.T. Reynolds, S.G. Jarrett and John Gunter ("John Gunther"?), who have been appointed appraisers of the estate of Charles Cavender, a lunatic, and made oath that they would truly and faithfully perform their duties as an appraiser." The document continues and lists his meager holdings. It was received and recorded in the Circuit Court Clerk office in Kanawha County, West Virginia on February 10, 1868. 1868/07/11 William Cavender married Manerva Forsythe (“Minerva Forsythe”?) In Grimes County, Texas. 1868/11/17 Thomas Cavender married Parlee Brown in Perry County, Tennessee. 1869/05/27 Lockie E. Cavender (“Lockie Cavender” & “L.E. Cavender”) married W.H. Harrison in Grimes County, Texas. 1869/10/xx Jolgnda Cavender died of the croup. 355 1870/02/xx Louelles J. Cavender ("Louelles Cavender" & “L.J. Cavender”) died of pneumonia at the age of 4 months. 355 1870/05/xx Louelles J. Cavender ("Louelles Cavender" & “L.J. Cavender”) died of cholera at the age of 1 month. 355 1870/07/27 Ann Cavender married Imry Yates in Dubois County, Indiana. 279 1870/10/26 Elizabeth Cavener ("Elizabeth Cavender"?) was born to William Cavener ("William Cavender"?) and Elizabeth Cavener ("Elizabeth Cavender"?) in Bashingstoke, England.399 1870/12/27 J.W. Cavenar (“J.W. Cavender”?) married Amanda E. Clifton (“Amanda Clifton”) in Tipton County, Tennessee. 1870 John Caviner (“John Cavender”) was born in Ohio about 1870 to Patrick Caviner (“Patrick Cavender”?) and Elizabeth Oconnor (“Elizabeth Oconner”). 1870 (1) GEORGIA: Jos. Cavender ("Joseph Cavender"?) family was living in Walker County, Georgia and comprised Jos. Cavender age 33 and born in Georgia about 1837, Mary Cavender age 29 and born about 1821, and James C. Cavender ("James Cavender" & “J.C. Cavender”). 355 (2) IOWA: Jonathan Cavender, age 37 and born in Indiana about 1833, and his family were then living in Mason Township, Taylor County, Iowa, at that time comprised his wife, Lina Cavender ("Paulina Cavender", formerly "Paulina Bruner" & "Lina Bruner" whom he apparently married on April 16, 1857), age 35 and born in Kentucky about 1835, and their children: Edward Cavender, age 11 and born in Indiana about 1859; Hattie Cavender (“Harriett Cavender”?) age 8 and born in Indiana about 1862; and, Charles Cavender, age 2 and born in Iowa about 1868.282 & 337 (3) MINNESOTA: Download 8.16 Mb. Share with your friends:
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