9/12/2003
Caufield Home Page
Family of Alexander(1821) and Elizabeth Caufield(1825) of Leitrium and
Cavan Counties Ireland
Prelude:
Like all pieces of History, the fun is in the discovery, events and understanding of people and how they lived. This home page isn’t a finished product but a ongoing process. It seems like the more we discovery the more we want to ask. Please feel free to contact us in regard to this Home Page, your comments and additions are welcome. Our special thanks to Phyllis and Sheri Smith as well as Jack and Diane Caufield for without them their would be no Web Site. In addition, I would like to thank Richard Caulfeild Hawkes for his assistance and support and recommend his Web Site for further information on the Caulfeild Family.
The Beginning:
The Caulfeild family name can currently be traced back
Shopshire England. Existing is a Will
of Alexander CAUFEILDE, of Coedigo, near Shrewsbury, dated 1581. The family moved to Oxford about 1560 when
Alexander's brother James became a Canon at Christ Church, Oxford. They lived
at Great Milton, and the children of Alexander born from 1561 onwards are
recorded as christened there. From then on the 'L' appears in the name, making
CAULFEILD. The family name is variously recorded at the time as
Cawfield, Calfhill, Callfilde and other minor variations. Names were often
distorted, being written down as they sounded to those listening. Alexander’s
son Toby was born in 1565, joined the
army around 1585 and went to Ireland with Essex on his expedition of
1599. Toby took the title name of CHARLEMONT when created a Baron in 1620,
having been made a Knight ("Sir Toby Caulfeild") in 1603. So at his
death in 1627 he was Sir Toby Caulfeild, 1st Baron Charlemont. A Viscountcy was
later added to the 5th Baron, and an Earldom to the 9th Baron (and 4th
Viscount). The Earldom died out with the death of the 3rd Earl in 1892, but the
titles of Viscount and Baron passed on to cousins. The present 19th Baron and
15th Viscount lives in Canada. See Origins of the Caulfield Name and History .
Although as yet, there is no direct tie found, between
Alexander Caufield and the Caulfeild Family Lineage a story is told by our
father from his Aunt Ella (1871) as follows: The Caufield name was
originally spelled Caulfield with a (L).
However, one of the sons (believe 1st born) was smitten with
a young maiden who worked for the family and wanted to marry her. Since the family was of some stature the
father forbid such a union. The son
married her without the father blessing and dropped the (L) from the Caulfield
name. The Caulfield Family lineage contained an Earl which Ella was especially
proud of. She would remind the Caufield
children of their need to behave in a proper manner because of their heritage.
Ella’s son, Hilbert Jenison traveled to
Ireland in WWI and visited the Caulfield family bringing back pictures of the
family that Dad remembers being shown by Ella when he was a child. It
should be noted that Alexanders Obit states he was of sturdy Scotch Irish Stock and was born in County Cavan. His family reportedly were also rabid Orangeman and some of his Great
Grandchildren were not allowed to wear green on St. Patrick's Day even after
several generations of living in the U.S.
This story is very similar to family lore reported from
another Caulfield on an ancestory message board. In this story a Robert
Caulfield (B about 1800) was in the line of an Earl or Viscount. However, he chose to marry Mary Bradly an
Irish innkeeper’s daughter. Due to his
choice in marriage he supposedly lost all monies, land and titles. Supposedly they emmigrated to the the US
about 1845, first to South Carolina then Baltimore with at least one son James
Albert (B. about 1823). James Albert married Margaret Sharp. They had four
children, Albert William, Mary Emma, Leonora and Robert Henry Francis. Albert William married Rosalie Hamiltion.
They lived in Baltimore and had ten children. Unfortunately, this message was
posted over 3 years ago in 1999 and the email contact is no longer active.
It should be noted that the given name Robert was used with some frequency in the Ven John Caulfeild of Benown family but rarely elsewhere in the Caulfeild lineage. In addition, the birth date of Robert Caulfield’s children could be compatible with that of Alexander Caufield.
The Caufield/Caulfield family name became prevalent in
Scotland as well. Col. William Caulfeild, the Governor of Fort
George near Inverness in Scotland, was a descendant of the original
"plantation" Caulfeilds. A career soldier, he came over
from Ireland to join General Wade in his suppression of Scotland after the
Jacobite uprisings. As Inspector of Roads between 1732 and 1767 he was
responsible for the building of 800 miles of roads through the Highlands. He
was Governor of Fort George near Inverness from 1761 to his death in 1767. It is believed that most of his children
gravitated back to Ireland. Col. William’s son, the Ven John Caulfeild of
Benown was an Archdeacon at Kilmore Cathedral, in the town
of Cavan, Cavan Co..
The Ven John was not of the direct title line, but
was a twice great grandson of William Caulfeild, 1st Viscount Charlemont, and
second cousin of the 1st Earl of Charlemont.
It is becoming apparent that Ven John returned to Ireland in
the early 1770s, having possibly grown up in Scotland and had his
first formal church appointment at Coulsdon, in Surrey (south of
London) from 1764-66. There is then a gap to 1774 when we know of his
first appointment in Ireland at Knockbride in the Diocese of Kilmore. For
the next 10 years or so he would have lived in Glebe Houses provided by
the Church of Ireland Board of First Fruits (yes, that is what it was
called!), as he moved from parish to parish, culminating in his appointment as
Archdeacon at Kilmore (Cavan County) in 1776. His speedy ascent through the
ranks was no doubt aided by the fact that the Bishop of Kilmore was a family
connection! My guess is that Castle Cosby (Cavan County) was provided by a
local benefactor for the use of senior Cathedral clergy, or he may have
rented it which was quite usual then. It was perhaps no coincidence that
the Cosby family came from Stradbally, where his parents' estate of Raheenduff
was situated. He was probably based at Castle Cosby for the next 35
years until a final move north in 1810 to Derryloran, which is the
parish of Cookstown, Co Tyrone. The last three of his children were probably born at
the Castle and all the children would have grown up there, including
Alexander Gordon (b.1776) about whom we know nothing other than that he
"drowned in the Ganges". Incidentally, the name 'Castle' in Ireland
does not necessarily imply a huge fortified building. They are sometimes quite
modest houses on the site of former Plantation fortified bawns, and
sometimes with the old ruin adjacent.
His father, Col William Caulfeild of Fort George,
died in 1767 by which time John and his elder brother Wade Toby were the only
surviving sons. There would have been an inheritance, Wade Toby getting the
Raheenduff estate and John the remainder. My guess is that John spent his money
on land in Co Westmeath to the north of Athlone, principally Benown. So to call
him "Ven John of Benown" is perfectly correct. How it was that
he came to choose the Athlone area we do not know. A good house was built
at Benown around 1800, and eventually sold by his grandson Robert (of
Bloomfield, Camolin and Coolamber). Courtesy Richard Caulfeild Hawkes
Based on the
collaboration of two similar stories it seems likely that an “Errant
Caufield/Caulfield” may have existed and that an out of place marriage did
occur. The fact that their were Scotch/Irish Caulfeilds in Cavan County of a high
stature suitable for such a scandal adds credence to the possibility of such a
happening. The
given name of Robert and the birth dates are consistent with such an event. The
unknown father of Robert could have been Alexander Gordon Caulfeild b. 1776,
one of the sons of Ven John, or one of his other sons for that matter. Very
little is known about some members of the family at the current time. Although we may never find a recording of
such an event, I for one, will give our “Aunt Ella’s” family Lore it’s due.
The Maneely (Meneely, Mineely, Miennely, Mcneely) Family Name appears to be a derivative of Mac Neill of Barra, Outer Hebrides, Scotland. In 1605-1609 the plantation of Ulster was started. Presbyterians from Scotland were sent to Ulster to displace Gaelic-Irish Catholics (who were either driven to western Connaught or stayed inUlster as peasant laborers) and to strengthen English rule (see Ireland Historical Background ). The first appearance of the name in LDS records appears in 1679 with the marriage of Elizabeth Maneely. It is followed by another entry of a John Maneely (abt. 1735). It is possible that there is a lineage connection to Elizabeth Caufield from these earlier entrys. Research on the Maneely Family Lineage is ongoing (see Origins of the Maneely Name and History) .
Reportedly Alexander and Elizabeth migrated with other
members of the Maneely Family from Cornaugh Township, Carriagallen Parish,
Leitrium County, Ireland. There was a high degree of unrest in the area, which
collimated in 1798 when the the oppressed Presbyterians, supported by the
Catholic population, led a rebellion against the Government and the Crown. It
was a bloody civil war, which we know involved great numbers on both sides from
the parish, and ended in September of that year with a massacre of rebels at Ballinamuck. Freedom
and equality were eventually granted in the 1820’s for both Catholics and
Presbyterians. Following the famine of the 1840’s, as before in local famines, disease
and afflictions continued to plague the people of the parish. The Parish rapidly depopulated from a high
of 8100 prior to the famine to 3500 by the end of the century reducing further
to 251 today (1996).
It should be noted that the Caufield Family was one of the
Very Early settler families in America. The establishment of Jamestown (the
first major English settlement) began with the arrival of English ships in
1609( the starving year) and 1610. No
Caufield’s were noted on the initial voyages so the family must have imigrated
at a later date. Tobacco was grown by
1612 with its first shipment arriving in
England by 1614. By 1639 Jamestown had
exported 750 tons of tobacco to Europe and was a boomtown.
It appears that a Gentlemen by the name of Captain William Caufield (B abt. 1615, Lawes
Creek, Surry, Virginia) {note the English Spelling} settled in the Jamestown
Area (Surry side) by 1652 where he purchased 1,100 acres from a William
Spencer. Because of the spelling of the
Caufield name (without the L) it is speculated these Caufields were from the
the English side of the family where originally the name was spelled CAUFEILDE . William was a Burgess of the Surry side from 1657-1659. William and his wife Dorcus ( abt.
1620-? M abt. 1639 LDS) reportedly had
two Children, Robert and a daughter. The daughter reportedly married John
Collins, who arrived in VA, between 1634 and 1650 although LDS has his daughter
as Elizabeth Caufield abt.1643-1676 who married William Seward producing 3
children.
Robert Caufield (abt 1641-1691 LDS), owned land and lived
in Chippoakes Parish of Surry Co., VA. He also owned 1,950 acres in Southwarke
Parish in the Hog Island area. Robert married Elizabeth Allen (M abt. 1670
LDS), who was born Abt.1638 (abt.1645 LDS) and was the sister of Major
Arthur Allen. Elizabeth reportedly
married again to a man by the name of
Joseph John Jackman. However,
another researcher states that William, a son of Colonel Joseph
BRIDGER(1628-1686) married Mrs. Elizabeth CAUFIELD of Surry. She was Elizabeth
ALLEN. Robert was appointed Justice of
Peace in Surry Co. on June 28, 1642 and a Burgess of Surry side in 1676. He and
his wife, probably did not have nay children since he left most of his estates
to his nieces and nephews, including ... Elizabeth, Katherine and James Children of Arthur Allen. Will dated January
2, 1691. It appears their was probably
a mix up between Elizabeth the daughter of Authur Allen and Elizabeth
(Caufield) the sister of Authur Allen by some researchers.
In Bacon's Rebellion of 1676, Arthur Allen's house was
seized by a party of rebels and fortified. On Dec. 29, 1676, it was captured by
sailors from ship in the James River who were engaged in putting down the
rebellion. Arthur Allen, II (aka, Major Allen] and Robert Caufield, who had
married Elizabeth Allen, sister of Major Arthur Allen, were with Governor
Berkeley. Bacons's men were finally driven out on December 28, 1677. Afterwards Allen and Caufield brought suit
against some of the participants for damage..
Below are the Links to many family members:
Alexander and Elizabeth Caufield Family Tree
Family Tree links of the Children of Alexander and Elizabeth:
John Almon Caufield Family Tree
George William & Blanche Caufield Family Tree
Margaret (Caufield) Cartwright Family Tree & Picture
Emma (Caufield) Glegg Family Tree
Grace (Caufield) Fithian Family Tree
INDIVIDUAL BIOGRAPHY LINK’S:
Alexander Caufield Biography & Sketch
John Almon Caufield & Picture
Jacob Silas Caufield son of John Almon Caufield and
Alice Maria Johnson & Pictures
GENERAL
INFORMATION LINKS:
Origins of the Caulfield
Name and History
Origins of the Maneely Name and History
Jim Caufield
73-1383 Hikimoe St.
Kailua Kona HI USA 96740
Ireland
Historical Background
Effective family history research
requires an understanding of the historical events that affected your ancestors
and record keeping. Learning about wars, local events, laws, migrations,
settlement patterns, and economic or religious trends may help you understand
family movements. These events may have led to the creation of records that
mention your ancestors.
Your family history research will
be more interesting if you learn about the events that shaped your ancestors'
lives.
Historical
Overview
1002-14 Brian Boru created a united
Irish Kingdom.
1169-1270 The Normans invaded Ireland from
England. A feudal system was imposed, and modern agricultural practices were
introduced. Towns and cities were built. English common law was practiced. The
government was centered at Dublin in the "Pale". Norman-Irish lords
held 70% of the Island. The Gaelic-Irish held lands in the northwest and
southwest.
1270-1484 The Gaelic-Irish gradually took
back most of Ireland, and the Norman-Irish became assimilated into the Gaelic
life and language. Toward the end of this period the Norman-Irish familyof
Fitzgerald of Kildare effectively governed Ireland while the English crown was
busy with various wars at home and with France.
1494 The English crown officially
claimed Ireland as part of England. Meetings and legislative drafts of the
Irish parliament were subject to the control of the English king and council.
But in 1496, Kildare, the lord deputy who had ruled Ireland before 1494, was
reinstated.
1541 Henry VIII of England became
King of Ireland.
1550s & 1580s English families were sent to
Ireland to receive estates from the crown as rewards for service. Civil
servants received lands in Munster province. Many Irish families were
displaced.
1560 The Anglican church (Church of Ireland) became the state
church of Ireland under Elizabeth I.
1558-1603 During Elizabeth's reign, any
who challenged her authority were punished with a "scorched earth"
policy and the sword.
1607 Ninety-nine Gaelic-Irish earls,
who refused to accept the "surrender and regrant" land policy of
Elizabeth I and her successor James I, left Ireland for the continent, never to
return. This marked the end of the old Gaelic order and established England as
the conqueror of Ireland.
1605-1609 The plantation of Ulster was
started. Presbyterians
from Scotland were sent to Ulster to displace Gaelic-Irish Catholics (who were
either driven to western Connaught or stayed inUlster as peasant laborers) and
to strengthen English rule.
1619 The earliest known Church of
Ireland parish register (St. John, Dublin) was begun.
1634 A law was passed requiring that
Church of Ireland registers be kept.
1637 Presbyterian worship was suppressed by the Church of
Ireland.
mid-1600s The Quaker, Congregationalist, and Baptist movements
began.The Huguenot migrations to Ireland also began.
1641-49 Ulster natives overthrew English
colonial rule, and Irish rebels (an alliance of the Gaelic-Irish and
Norman-Irish) established a Catholic government called the Confederation of
Kilkenny.
1649-52 Oliver Cromwell crushed the
rebellion in Ireland. Catholics who could prove they had not been involved in
the rebellion were given estates in West Clare. During the Cromwellian
Plantation, lands were confiscated from the Norman-Irish (Catholic) lords and
awarded to Protestant supporters, mainly in the counties of Leix, Offaly,
Tipperary, Wexford, Leitrim, and Longford.
1674 The oldest known Presbyterian
register (Antrim, County Antrim) was begun.
1690 The Irish Parliament was
established in Dublin.
1695-1728 The Penal Laws against Catholics
were in force. Catholic clergy were banished. The Catholic church was forbidden
to keep parish registers, and Catholics were deprived of the rights to own
property, hold office, and vote.
1719 The Toleration Act was passed, protecting Protestant
dissenters.
1726 Nonconforming Presbyterians separated from the main
Presbyterian body to form the presbytery of Antrim.
1720 British Parliament began to
legislate for Ireland, and the British House of Lords had the powers of a
supreme court in Irish law cases.
1747 The Methodist movement began.
1750s Some Catholic registers in urban
parishes were begun. Many Church of Ireland registers were begun.
1772-95 Catholic Relief Acts gradually
restored the rights taken away by the Penal Laws.
1782-93 An act was passed validating marriages performed by
Presbyterian ministers (1782). Legislative acts gave power back to the Irish Parliament and more
rights to Irish Roman Catholics.
1800 Ireland united with England and
Scotland to form the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
1819 The Presbyterian church began to require its ministers to
keep records.
1821 The first genealogically useful
census was taken.
1829 Irish Catholics became free to
practice Catholicism without legal persecution. Many Catholic records were
begun.
1845 Civil registration of
non-Catholic marriages began.
1845-49 Potato Famine. Blight
destroyed the potato crop for several consecutive years, resulting in
starvation and disease. Over a million died and millions more emigrated.
1850-1914 Emigration continued, which helped to stabilize the economy.
1850 The Reform Act was passed, basing
the right to vote on occupation rather than on property ownership.
1858 The Principle Probate Registry
began proving Irish probates.
1864 Civil registration of births and
deaths began. Marriage registration began to include Catholics.
1869 The Church of Ireland ceased to
be recognized as the state church.
1876 A law was passed requiring
Church of Ireland registers to be stored in the Public Record Office, Dublin.
1878 The 1876 storage law was amended
to allow Church of Ireland ministers with suitable storage facilities to retain
their records.
1919-22 Civil strife resulted in 1,468
deaths. A treaty, signed on 7 January 1922, split Ireland into the
predominantly Catholic Republic of Ireland and the predominantly Protestant
Northern Ireland.
1922 Irish Civil War. Irregulars of the Irish Republican
Army opposed to the 1922 treaty occupied the Four Courts building where
many Irish records were housed.
The building was burned and many records destroyed. A separate record
repository was established for Northern Ireland. The Public Record Office,
Dublin, burned, destroying
many Church of Ireland parish
records and other documents of genealogical value.
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Caufield Family Tree
Family
of Alexander(1821) and Elizabeth Caufield(1825) of Leitrium and Cavan Counties
Ireland
Family of:
Alexander Caufield B 12 May 1821 Cavan Co. Ireland -D 20 Aug.1897 Youngstown OH. Both
BU Oakhill Cemetery Youngstown.
Sp-Elizabeth Maneely(Elizabeth Mieneeley) B 11 July 1825-D 4 Dec.1898, M 19 Feb.1846 Cornaugh(Coranagh) Township, Carrigallen Parish, Leitrim Co. Ireland.
For Individual Biography Link’s see Alexander Caufield and Elizabeth.
For General Information links see Ireland Historical Background Origins of the
Caulfield Name and History Origins of the Maneely Name and History
Children Living at their parents Death were:
2.1) See John Almon Caufield Family Tree and John Almon Caufield Biography for detail and use back arrow to return.
2.2) See George William & Blanche Caufield Family Tree for detail and use back arrow to return.
2.3) See Margaret (Caufield) Cartwright Family Tree for detail and use back arrow to return.
2.4) See Susan Emma (Caufield) Glegg Family Tree for detail and use back arrow to return.
2.5) See Grace (Caufield) Fithian Family Tree for detail and use back arrow to return.
2.6) Mary Ella or Ella M. uses Ella B 6 Sept. 1861Youngstown, Mahoning Ohio -D 15 Mar 1945,
Sp-Henry J. Collar (B 14 Jan.1860-D3 Aug. 1952), Both BU Oak Hill Cem. Youngstown, Ohio
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John
Almon Caufield family tree
Family of John Almon Caufield B 23 Nov 1846, Montreal Ontario, Upper Canada(LDS film no 183396), or 23 May 1846, PA, D 19 Sep 1920 Bynum MT, BU Burlington WY(no record)? Also LDS, B 25 Nov 1841 Montreal,Quebec,Canada D 5 Dec 1921 Bynum, Montana BU 7 Dec 1921
Note a John Caufield was born
in Quebec during 1841 but he was
Catholic according to census. Also, Lower Canada stretches from New Brunswick
to the city of Montreal; Upper Canada from Ottawa to Michigan.
Sp 1st - Alice Maria Johnson B 23 MAY 1848 Ercey, , Aalborg, Denmark(LDS film no 183396), M before 1865-69 (LDS-13 JUN 1870 Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah) divorced abt.1881-82,
D abt. 1892 (LDS- D August 5, 1891, Salt Lake City, Utah buried Salt Lake City Cemetery).
3.1) James L. Caufield B abt. 1865-69<Grantsville, Toole, UT>,D 3 July 1909 Redding CA. Dirigible Accident BU Redding Cemetary
Note Stage name when flying Dirigible was Captain James Moore
Sp-Mary Arletta Fairchild B 15 Apr 1869 Grantsville, Toole, UT. M 1890 of Oakley ID?
a. No Children/Dad 3.2) John Alexander Caufield LDS-B1869 <Grantsville, Toole, UT> or 06 JUL 1870 Bellevue, Blaine, Idaho
D 15 MAY 1939 . Other: Lived in Los Angeles (LA), CA per Dad, some source D/Bu 17/20 Nov 1944 Ingelwood (LA), CA?
Sp-Elneva Fairchild B 28 Mar 1873 Grantsville, Toole, UT. M Feb.15 1893 Burley ID. D 23 May 1957
a. No Children/dad
3.3) Ella (Elizabeth) Caufield B1871 <Grantsville, Toole UT>-D 1946 BU Masonic Cemetary Sacramento, CA. M- 26 Sept. 1888 Alturas Co ID.
Sp-Theodore C. Jenison-(Jenson) 1846-1957 (danish 1st cousins. BU Cherokee Memorial Cem. Lodi CA)
4.1) Hilbert Jenison (moved to Sacramento CA. from Galt)
Sp. Unknown
4.2) Elizinore
Sp-Albert Wilson
5.1) Loree
4.3) When Emma Caufield passed on
they adopted Ida May
Sp-Bob Bruce they moved to Arizona didn’t think any children
3.4) Emma C. Caufield, B 1877 <Idaho> D 1923 BU Masonic Cem. Sacramento, CA. M 13 Oct. 1898
Sp-Jacobs D 2 Jun 1908
4.1) Ida May adopted daughter
3.5) Jacob Silas Caufield B 10 Feb. 1881 Bellevue (Alturas Co. formed in 1864) Blaine Co( after 1895). ID-D Santa Cruz CA
Sp-Cleo Hurst 1st wife
B 1894 –D December 1924, Married June 3, 1911, Medford, Oregon BU
Masonic Cem Sacramento CA
4.1) James Laun Caufield B 4 Dec. 1912 Medford Oregon - Living
Sp-Anna Maria Rieger B 5 Aug. 1913 Lodi, CA - D Dec. 27 1999, M 7/14/1935 in Stockton Married get from dad
5.1) Jack Laun Caufield
Sp-Diane Kirk
5.2) James Norman Caufield
Sp- JoAnn Windham
4.2) Maxy (Max) Caufield B 15 Feb. 1914 Died Sept. 1986 in San Francisco CA. BU ashes buried at Sea.
Sp- Juanita ? Note Wife from Placerville-Divorced no children
Sp 2nd-Nelli
(Bowlander) Pruitt, 7children by previous marriage to Mr. Pruitt - : Donie Reichart (C-Jack), Artie Doug,
Agness Hoppe (C-Doris and Arthur), Blanche Barnes (adopted daughter Joy), Miner
Pruitt (one son name ??), Margie 1st
Art Ritzman (C- Donald) 2nd Sam Gienger, and Lyford [Bill] (C- Susan
and Judy).
Note: Alice Maria Johnson Remarried to unnamed Short, Children Amos Max Short (born abt. 1884 source 2 fishing licenses) wife Carrie Short they remained close friends with the Caufield step brothers and sisters.
Sp 2nd-Martha Jane Taylor , B Oct. 6 Menayank PA (BCR) or 26 1855 Springfield,Chester,Pennsylvania Her 2nd or third marriage, M 26 Nov. 1882 Oakley/Basin Cassia ID, (BCR) D 6 July 1938 Basin Big Horn WY. BU 8 July 1938 Burlington WY. Parents William Taylor and Mary Harder.
Note dates per Burlington
Cemetery Records (BCR).
3.1) Frank Solomon Caufield 26 Nov. 1883 Oakley, Cassida ID. D Mar. 1909 age 26 Burlington Wy. (BCR).
Sp-Violet Moore 2 Aug. 1905 Children? Remarried after death of Frank Caufield to Hausser 16 Oct. 1909 Burlington Wy.
3.2) George Lawrence Caufield B 25may 1885 Basin Cassia ID D 29Dec 1956 Billings MT
Sp- Unknown
4.1) George Almond
SR abt. 1906 Burlinton Wy D/B 14 Dec. 1985 Billings Yellowstone Montana 5.1) George Almond JR.
4.2) Lorin Rodney Caufield B 21 AUG 1917 Moore, Fergus, Montana D 16 AUG 1973
4.3) Opal Goldie Caufield B 14 OCT 1921 Stanford, Montana D 11
SEP 1994
4.4) Dorothy Viola Caufield, B 15 JAN 1923 Stanford, Montana
3.3) Theadore Caufield (25BCR-28) Oct.1887 Oakley Cassida ID D (1BCR-2-17) Mar1962 Great Falls, MT Bu Choteau, Teton MT. Note supposedly not buried at Burlington Cemetary
Sp-Millie Shelmerdine B 26 May 1891 Vernal Utah D 1943
4.1) Agnes Mary Caufield B 14 Jan 1909 Manderson Bighorn Wy. M Eddie Powers
4.2) Goldie Meetia Caufield B 16 Sept. 1911 Burlington Wy. M Francis Marim Humble
4.3) James Harold Caufield B 25 Oct. 1913 Cardston, Alberta Canada M Mary Agnes Roddy
4.4) Afton Ethelee Caufield B16 SEP 1916 Bynum, Teton, Montana M Eldon Scott in Woolford Alberta
4.5) Grace Lucretia Caufield B24 Dec. 1921 in Choteau, Teton, Montana M Quentin Allen Nelson
4.6) LaVon Theadorsia Caufield B 24 JAN. 1924 Choteau Teton Montana M Loren Jerome Busek
3.4) Harrison Caufield(twin) 14 July 1888(BCR) Oakley Cassia ID. D 17 Aug. 1908(BCR) Burlington Wy (early death-19 yrs.)
3.5) Morton Caufield(twin) 14 July 1888 Oakley Cassia ID D&BU 1-6 Aug. 1947 Spokane, Wash
Sp-Edna Alwilda Severson(B 06 FEB 1892 Big Cottonwood, Salt Lake, Utah) M 16 DEC 1911 Bigcottonwood, Utah D5 JAN 1975) Note also possible? M abt. 1913 Wilford Shelmerdine(see Theadores wife)
4.1) Harrison Morton Caufield B 22 Sept 1912 Macleod Alberta
Sp-Ruby Irene Benson M 6 Apr. 1936
5.1) Ruby Lorraine Caufield B 7 Jan 1937 Vulcan Alberta (Still Born)
5.2) Joyce Lorraine Caufield B 29 June 1938 Vulcan Alberta M 14 Nov 1959 Donald Roger Buchan
5.3) Harrison Morton Caufield B 9 May 1940 Lomond Alberta M 5 Jly 1958 Judith S. Slater
5.4) Ruth Irene Caufield B 1 Apr. 1944 Vulcan Alberta
4.2) Faye Alberta Caufield B 18 Jan 1914 Cardston Alberta M 25 July 1930 Clare Willford McKie
4.3) Sherman Jay Caufield B 15 Mar 1916 Bynum MT. M 1 may 1941 Hellen McPeek
4.4) Dorris Marie Caufield B 3 Aug 1918 Choteau MT M 17 Aug. 1936 Fredrick August Huff
4.5) Grant Lamar Caufield B 18 Mar. 1923 Murray Salt Lake Utah M 9 July 1945 Helen Anderson
4.6) Thelma Edna Caufield B 8 Jan 1925 Murray Salt Lake Utah M 9 Nov. 1946 Roy Morton Halquist
4.7) Mildred May Caufield B 2 Feb. 1927 Raley Alberta M 26 Nov. 1949 Lloyd Trebesch
4.8) Babe Ruth
Caufield(F) B 26 Mar. 1931 Kirkcaldy Alberta M 12 Nov. 1949 John Herbert
Frisk
3.6) Emma Adell Caufield <1 Jul 1892 Burlington Big Horn Wy.or Peora Summit UT.or Cassida ID D 12 Jul.1937
Sp-Ward Wright Marchart 28 JUL 1910 Of, Peora, Summit, Utah
3.7) Male and or Female Marion Caufield 6- 1894 and or 1895, D1897 Manderson, Wy. Infant Death(s) ALSO 23 Jan. 1890 Cassia ID. 3.8) Lucretia Grace Caufield B 27 Aug.1894(BCR) Manderson, Big Horn Wy. D19 Aug.1907(BCR) (early death-13 yrs.)
Notes: Martha Jane Taylor’s Her 1st. marriage B 4 Oct. 1854 Note one LDS researcher has her also married an additional time to a MR. Townsend
H William Alexander GORDON b: 1850 in Scotland or abt. 1851 Grantsville Tooele, UT., M: 26 MAY 1875 in Grantsville,Tooele,UT. D?
Mother Mary Elizabeth Harper BANCROFT died
19 Nov 1907 in Basin, Cassia, Idaho her father William Taylor died 1851 in
Philadelphia PA.
a)William A. GORDON b: (1BCR or 18) MAR 1877 in Grantsville,Tooele,UT. D May 1 1849 BU? (BCR).
b)Maryfranz GORDON b: 8 MAR 1879 in Grantsville,Tooele,UT
c)Martha Estella GORDON b:13 JUL 1880 in Grantsville,Tooele,UT Death: 25 NOV 1965 in Powell,Big Horn,WY
Note also a Grace Gordon was show at Burlinton Cemetery(BLK. 41-Lot3) but no other info.
LDS Record but No parentage Stella Gordon Caufield 14 Apr 1870 <Oxford, Banneck ID>Husband Hyrum Henderson b: 14 AUG 1870 in Oxford, Franklin, Idaho Married: 25 DEC 1900, 1 daughter Martha Estella HENDERSON b: 26 OCT 1901 in Burlington,Big Horn,WY,Death: 1 APR 1960 in Los Angeles, CA. LDS Baptism: 5 SEP 1915. Husband was remarried to unknown wife.
Did
the Gordon Children use or adopt the Caufield name at times or was this just Martha Estella?
Margaret
& Benjamin Cartwright
Benjamin
and Margaret Cartwright Family
Submitted by Patty Simpkins
Cartwright, wife of Wesley Clark Cartwright. Wesley Clark Cartwright
and Sheri Slater are great grandchildren of Wesley Elijah Cartwright
Benjamin and
Margaret Caufield Cartwright and family, taken about 1910-1920 in Youngstown,
Mahoning Co., OH.
Left to Right
Dave Price, husband
of Nellie Cartwright, He owned a meat market in Youngstown, OH, and
was well known for his smoked sausage which was sent all over the country
to loyal customers; Mary
Jane Powers Fithian; Nellie
Cartwright Price-daughter of Benjamin and Margaret Cartwright-wife of
Dave Price; William Englehart-husband
of Grace Cartwright; Benjamin
Cartwright, husband of Margaret Caufield-son of Elijah Cartwright, he was
born 1847 Maine died in 1933 in Boardman, Mahoning Co. OH.-He and his brother,
Wesley Elijah were sons of Elijah Cartwright; Grace Cartwright Englehart;
Grace Caufield Fithian-sister to Margaret Cartwright-daughter of
Alex Caufield; Margaret Caufield
Cartwright-wife of Benjamin Cartwright-daughter of Alex Caufield; S.B.
Clegg-husband of Emma S. Caufield;
Gertie Cartwright Fithian-wife of Decker Fithian-daughter of
Benjamin and Margaret Cartwright;
Decker Robert Fithian-husband of Gertrude "Gertie"
Cartwright.
2) Margaret Ann Caufield July 8,1853 B Clarksville Pa. D Sept. 24, 1925 BU Sept.
26 Oakhill Cemetery Youngstown OH (Death Cert.)
+Benjamin Cartwright 1847 - 1933 b:1847 in Ohio
3.1 William George
Cartwright 1872 - 1907 b: 27 September 1872
3.2 Gertrude E. Cartwright 1880 - 1960 b: 17 July 1880 in
Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio
+Decker Robert
Fithian 1876 - 1962 b: 30 May 1876 in Poland, Mahoning Co., Ohio
4.1) William Cartwright Fithian 1899 -
1974 b: 29 August 1899 in Youngstown, Maboning Co., Ohio
+Dorothy Bunting 1901 - 1983 b:
018 November 1901 in Duncansville, Blair Co., PA
5.1) Robert James Fithian
1926 - b: 31 July 1926
+Lucille
6) Peggy Fithian
6) Beth Fithian
6) Billy Fithian
6) Sally Fithian
5.2) William C. Fithian, Jr.
1927 - 1934 b: 19 November 1927
4.2) Margaret Getrrude Fithian 1913 - b:
02 July 1913 in Youngstown, Malioning Co., Ohio
+Oscar
E. Lewellan 1909 - b: 26 October 1909 in Bunville, Morgan Co., Tennessee
5.1) Earl
Hubert Lewellan 1948 - b: 15 August 1948
3.3) Grace Cartwright
1881 - 1940 b: Abt. 1881
+William Englehart
3.4) Nellie Cartwright 1889 - b: Abt 1889 in Ohio
+[1] David W. Price 1888 - 1968 b: 20
February 1888 in Girard, Trumbull Co., Ohio
EMMA(SUSAN)
& SAMUEL B. CLEGG
2) Emma S. Caufield 1859 - 1930 b: Abt. 1859
in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio
Sp-Samuel B. Clegg 1857 - 1920 b: Abt. 1857 in New York
3.1) Henrietta Clegg 1882 - 1960 b: Abt. 1882 in Ohio
Sp-CharlesL. Marstellar 1875 - b: Abt 1875
4.1) Robert C. Marstellar 1906 - b:
Abt. 1906 in Ohio
3.2) George R. Clegg 1884 - 1930 b: Abt. 1884
Sp-Florence McKelvey
GRACE & JAMES FITHIAN
2) Grace
Caufeld 1869 - 1957 b: 06 March 1869 in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio
Sp-James Bruce Fithian 1868 -
1941 b: 14 March 1868 in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio
3.1) Elizabeth
Caufield Fithian 1900 - 1967 b: 02 January 1900 in Youngstown, Mahorinig
Co., Ohio
Sp-[1] David W. Price 1888 - 1968 b: 20 February 1888 in
Girard, Trumbull Co., Ohio
3.2) Grace Mary
Fithian 1905-1984 b: 20 January 1905 in Youngstown, Mahoning Co., Ohio
Sp-Ivan Cornell
Alspach 1905-1992 b: 018 July 1905 in Delaware, Delaware Co., Ohio
4.1) Phyllis Anne Alspach 1934 - b: 18
June 1934 in Akron, Summit Co., Ohio
Sp-Robert Gene Smith 1933 - b. 03
November 1933 in Central City, Merrick Co., Nebraska
4.1) Leigh Allison Smith 1961 - b: 09 February
1961 in Pittsburgh, Allegheny Co., Pennsylvania
Sp-John Richard Jackson, Jr.
1965 - b: 14 June 1965 in Asheville, Buncombe Co., North Carolina
4.2) Shari Lynn Smith 1962 - b: 02 June
1962 in Denver, Denver Co., Colorado
4.2) Jean Elizabeth AIspach 1937 - b: 25 May
1937 in Akron, Summit Co., Ohio
Sp-John Scoff VerNooy 1929 - 2000 b: 31
December 1929 in Lakewood, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
5.1) Scott Gray VerNooy 1961 - b: 28 May 1961 in Lakewood, Cuyahoga Co., Ohio
Sp-Elizabeth Kathleen Mertz
1962-b. 09 October 1962 in Kansas City, Wyandotte Co., Kansas
6.1) August Gray VerNooy
1991 - b: 10 February 1991
*2nd Wife of Scott Gray VerNony:
+Teni Ash Cook July - b: 27 July
6.2) Cheyanne Cook 1993 -
b: 06 January 1993
5.2) Jennifer Lynn VerNooy 1974 - b: 28 June 1974 in Fairview Park, Cuyahogo Co., Ohio
George William & Blanche Caufield
2.2) George William Caufield -B 1851 PA- moved to Girard OH(outer area of Youngstown) after 1880,
Sp-Blanche 2 Chi