Cane - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: CANE' family-is there anyone out there?

rorycain1 — 2009-03-27 07:33:38Z

If the Shannon River is your ancestral home, then the Cain DNA project at www.familytreedna.com probably has a number of your kinfolk. One O'Cathain/Cain/Cane/Kane/Keane sept held O'Cathain's Castle on the isle of Iniscatha. They are the 2nd biggest group in the Cain DNA project.

Re: CANE' family-is there anyone out there?

vincentcane — 2009-01-05 04:41:10Z

on page 6 of my space found article on lawrence cane i think heis your family link gl

Re: CANE' family-is there anyone out there?

vincentcane — 2009-01-05 04:04:37Z

my family is irish-south aihem-shannon river area came to new england in 1630;sand to canada around 1810 united-anglican but many kane;s catholic 7 different spellings some also from england

CANE family in East Sussex UK

bethstruan — 2008-12-23 03:02:24Z

I am researching the CANE family of Brighton [1850+] Arlington, East Hoathly and Ripe in Sussex UK.

Edward Cane [b.c.1790]had a son Thomas Henty Cane [b.c.1821] at Arlington. Thomas married Frances Watford Milham in 1853 and they lived in Brighton until his death in the late 1890s.

Thomas had a son Thomas Henry Cane [b.1850-1929] who became a well known actor with the stage name of HARRY CANE.He married Mary Emma Lowe also an actor.

I am happy to exchange information.

Beth in Sydney

Re: CANE' family-is there anyone out there?

cozmo2k8 — 2008-11-02 00:37:59Z

yhyh im thomas cane lol
i thought this name was from medival time from italy and then brought over to irland altho i live in england, i dont no anyone in my family whos irish or itanlian.

sry might not be of use to u tho =/

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

Scottie71 — 2008-07-21 23:09:36Z

Hi Sue

Same place but there doesn't seem to be a connection - maybe they were cousins

Bill Scott

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

suema1 — 2008-07-20 04:18:59Z

I have a great Grandfather William Augustus Cane born 4 March 1844 in Brighton, Sussex. His father was William Cane born about 1801 in Buckinghamshire and married to Harriet Baker born about 1810 in Folkington, Sussex. William Augustus had a brother Henry who married Louisa Raison and they went to Oregon. Are we related?

Sue Martin

Cane/Cain

eliles140 — 2008-07-02 22:22:49Z

Looking for information on a W. H. Cane b. abt. 1863. The only information I have on him is from marriage record in 1898 Indian Territory to Eva Barker. He was listed as being 35 years of age on marriage record. Found Eva (Barker) Cain living in Pittsburg, OK in 1900. Thanks.
Ellen ellenliles@windstream.net

Kamoce Ruth (Fortune)Cane

lastonestanding — 2008-04-10 22:59:06Z

Jan,61,was born Dec 3 of 1946 in Batesville, AR. and passed away Arpil 6 2008 at home in Cerritos, California.
She is survived by her son, Christopher Cane, daughters Deborah Mendiola and Dena Gray, brother Robert Fortune, and 6 grandchildren. Forever loved by so many friends and relatives including Richard Kane.
Jan will alwasy be remembered for her tender heart, her quick wit, her strength and her prowess at the pool table, including with the Women's Professional Billiards Association.
Viewing Thursday Arpil 10, 5 to 9 pm. Services Friday April 11 at 2:30pm at Forest Lawn, Cypress California

Cane-Aston Staffordshire, England

SharonMarvel — 2008-04-04 23:24:24Z

Looking for any information on Elizabeth Cane. She married Joseph Aston in 1815 in Bushbury, Staffordshire, England. That's all I know. I assume she was born about 1795. Any help is appreciated.

Info on Widow Kain (spelling?) (b1774 SC) wife of Jesse Pipkin (b1764 CS)

psyfi7 — 2008-03-31 16:09:15Z

Does anyone have any information on the actual name of "Widow Kain".

Who were her father and mother? If the Kain (or other spelling) came from her first husband, what was his name and place/date of birth?

Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you in advance.

Re: Cane/Cain

svenskaflicka1013 — 2008-02-22 06:03:38Z

I am also looking for info about my great grandmother May Cane/Cain b. 1875 in "Canada English". She married Adam Henry Smith (b. 1870 in Ohio) about 1899 and they lived in Stark County Ohio in 1900. The 1900 census shows May C's mother also born in "Canada English". This census also shows that May emigrated to the U.S. in 1880.

Maybe a family connection?

Thanks for any info you may have learned since your posting!
Stephanie
stephaniej1013@yahoo.com

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

hpyjack1 — 2007-11-23 01:00:53Z

WILLIAM AUGUSTA CANE WAS BORN IN SUSSEX, BRIGHTON ENGLAND TO WILLIAM A CANE AND MARGARET. HE HAD A BROTHER hENRY CANE WHO CAME TO AMERICA AND SETTLED IN OREGON. THEY WE EDUCATED AT THE UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON. MY GREAT GRAND FATHER WAS AN ARCUTECT .

Cane Family in Exmoor villages,Somerset circa 1800

pilchards02 — 2007-10-12 11:46:07Z

I have visited the Exmoor churches looking for records of my ancestors starting with John Cane b Nettlecombe 1811.
Has any person found records of his parents?

Re: CANE' family-is there anyone out there?

StuartCane — 2007-09-13 21:59:24Z

Hi Clifton

I have traced back my Canes to Brixham in Devon - Henry Cane born c1781 married to Elizabeth Soper and their son Henry born in Dartmouth in 1803.

Any connections?

Stuart Cane

Re: CANE' family-is there anyone out there?

pilchards02 — 2007-09-13 21:45:47Z

My name is CLIFTON CANE and I have tracked my Cane ancestry back to 1811 in Somerset,England. live in Devon which is the next County so have visited villages where the family lived more than 190 years ago!

ellen cane from ireland

Ann_Levis — 2007-06-18 19:34:02Z

Ellen Cane lived in cardiff,. south Wales and was married to Michael Levis.Ellen came from Ireland but I do not know which county, does anyone else know ? Please! ANN

Re: Cane

gotnoclue — 2007-04-27 20:47:43Z

Does anyone have information on Guilford Duquesne,Pal Duquesne? He was married to Readith June Moody

Wife of Abraham Cane/Cain Marshall Co, (W)VA and Greene Co, PA

bkvf_de — 2007-02-18 13:26:05Z

Hello

Im looking for information on the wife of Abraham Cane b. abt. 1780 in Pennsylvania d. 1872 in Marshall Co., WV.
I think his wife Rebecca was my 4x great aunt but I have been unable to prove this. James Marshall, my 4x great grandfather named daughter Rebecca Cain in his will. Based on what is known about her siblings it is possible that Rebecca was born in Maryland about 1780. This matches information given about Rebecca Cane/Cain in the 1850 census for Marshall County.

If anyone knows anything about this family please let me know. They did live in Greene Co., PA around 1810.

Cane, James B.

Theancestors — 2006-11-06 22:31:47Z

James B. Cane married Rhoda Burley/Burleigh 29 March 1859, Waterbury, VT.

I have found one child for them in the 1870 Census for Waterbury, VT, a Walter J. Cane, age 9, which would make his date of birth about 1861.

I am related through the Burley/Burleigh's. Rhoda Burley was born in Maine or Vermont. I have seen her listed in the Census's as being born in both places. Her parents are from and born in Maine.

Does anyone out there have any information or recognize these individuals?

Any information/help would be appreciated--thank you.

Re: Cane family of Bristol UK

christine13361 — 2006-10-18 17:17:07Z

John and Martha Cobley. Bristol. If I am on the right track I would be John,s great great grandaughter. If you could write me an E.mail I would supply with as much as I have f ound out/ I have tried to E mail you via the site but I keep getting blocked for some reason. Good Luck, Christine

Nicholas Cane & Mary Parsons

2006-09-30 15:10:31Z

Nicholas Cane married Mary Parsons who was born 1682 in York, Maine. They married about 1705. Had daughter Mary Cane, born 1714/15, York, Maine. Mary Cane married Abel Whitney who was born 1712 in York.
Does anyone know my Nicholas Cane?
Reply to gmchurch@vonl.com
Thanks

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

2006-09-03 17:29:40Z

I apprecaite your effort. Thank you.

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

2006-09-03 17:29:39Z

I apprecaite your effort. Thank you.

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

2006-09-03 17:29:38Z

I apprecaite your effort. Thank you.

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

2006-09-01 13:47:25Z

Sorry but I have had a look and can find nothing that would fit

Best Wishes
Bill Scott

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

candacegregory — 2006-08-21 00:02:31Z

I have been looking for my James Oscar CAIN/CAIN who came from Wales to South Carolina around 1750. He was a hatter and the first location I have for him in South Carolina is Charleston.

I was wondering if there were any source records you might know on your side of the pond about CAIN/CANEs leaving Wales circa this timeframe.

Cane - Poplar, London

bumblee — 2006-08-20 18:08:04Z

Thomas Cane born 1882, London, married Maud Harmon. They had a rather large family but some of them we only know by knicknames:

Flo, Doo, Millicent - born 1913, Poplar London - Joe, Tim, Chas, Brodie (Reg), Joyce, Del, Ted, Willie, Joan, Jewel, Christopher (died in London very young).

Thomas and Maud immigrated to NZ in 1927 and am assuming the entire family went with the exception of Christopher.

CANE/KANE Albany Co NY

sharonalex — 2006-07-07 16:44:23Z

Looking for any information about a SAMUEL and NANCY (MARTIN) CANE who lived in Albany NY prior to move to Cavan Twp, Ontario in about 1830. Thought to have children MARGARET b abt 1817, JAMES b abt 1815 and WILLIAM b abt 1823 likely all born NY.

Randy E. Cane obit from NY 2006

LauraRivers518 — 2006-06-27 02:59:54Z

June 24, 2006
SARANAC — Randy E. Cane, 48, of the Strackville Road, Saranac, died unexpectedly, Thursday, June 22, 2006, at the CVPH Medical Center in Plattsburgh.
He was born in Plattsburgh, Aug. 8, 1958, the son of Irving E. and Bernadette T. (Facteau) Cane.

Randy was currently employed with the Town of Saranac Highway Department where he worked since the early 1990s. He also operated the family farm and worked in the woods with his brothers. He enjoyed collecting tractors in his spare time.

Survivors include his mother, Bernadette Cane of Saranac; two brothers and one sister-in-law, Gary Cane of Saranac, and Ronald and Julie Cane of Saranac; four nieces, Caroline, Karen, Christine, and Amber; one nephew, Brian all of Saranac; aunts and uncles, Eleanor Treagan of Plattsburgh, Betty Dubray of Saranac, Howard and Eleanor Decker of New Hampshire, and Raymond Archambault; and many close friends.

He was predeceased by his father, Feb. 24, 1980; and aunts and uncles.

Calling hours will be held Monday, June 26, 2006, from 4 to 7 p.m. at the Hamilton Funeral Home in Peru.

A funeral service will follow at 7 p.m. at the Hamilton Funeral Home with the Rev. William G. Reamer, CVPH Chaplain, officiating. Committal prayers and burial will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. at the Saranac Independence Cemetery.

Donations in his memory may be made to the Saranac Fire Department.

Im not related
info from www.PressRepublican.com
obituary archives
"Used with permission from Press-Republican, a division of Ottaway Newspapers, Inc."

Will of Walter Cain (Cane), husband of Mary Ann Van Buskirk Cain (Cane)

tamiami777 — 2006-06-14 16:53:52Z

Will of Walter Cain, Sr.

Cain, Walter Senr. P.22

Names: Wife-Mary Cain
Son-Walter Cain
Daughters-Polly, wife of Cornelius Samons,
-Rebecca, widow of Henry Lynn

Executors: Wife Mary Cain, Gen. John Connell
Witnesses: Joseph Culbertson, James Beard, Mary
Coyle

Dated: May 12, 1830 Recorded: Feb. 28, 1831

From Will Abstracts of Brooke County, (West) Virginia 1797-1849 by K.T.H. McFarland

Mary Ann Cane (Cain) in Will of Lawrence Van Buskirk

tamiami777 — 2006-06-14 16:47:30Z

Will of Lawrence Van Buskirk

Van Buskirk, Lawrence P. 10

Names: Wife-Rebekah Van Buskirk
Sons-John Van Buskirk, Lewis Van Buskirk
Daughter-Mary Cane (Cain)
Grandson-George Cane (Cain)
Relationship not given-Edward Murphey,
John Sims

Executors: Wife Rebekah Van Buskirk, Son John Van
Buskirk
Witnesses: Rich'd Speer, Jas. Griffith, Polly Griffith

Dated: Dec. 24, 1798 Recorded: June term. 1801

From Will Abstracts of Brooke County, (West) Virginia 1797-1849 by K.T.H. McFarland

Polly Cane of Alabama in 1832

BasketLady420 — 2006-05-29 23:46:08Z

Polly Cane is listed in the 1832 Creek Nation, Alabama census.

I am not related to this family, just passing on this information, which comes from a webpage called "1832 Creek Nation, Alabama census." The link for the site is listed below.
Joyce

http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~texlance/1832census...

Anna/Annie Cane Cain McCane McCain McEwen

2006-05-09 06:24:44Z

Seeking info on my gggrandmother named Anna/Annie S. Cane/Cain/McCane/McCain/McEwen.

Born July 12 1848 (could be 1851) in Ohio...parents names unknown, but they were both born in Vermont.

Anna married Jonathon Brandenburg Summers (John B. Somers) Feb 22, 1870 in Minnesota (Manannah?), most likely Meeker County. A record I found on the internet lists her name as "Annie S M Cane," however a handwritten family record notes her as "Anna Mc". And my grandmother once told me her grandmother's surname was "McEwen."

Anna and John had seven children: Charles, Everett, Ed, William Herbert, Carrie, Fred, and Harry. Anna died on August 16, 1925, location unknown.

Any information will be appreciated.

Ann Cain/Cane - Moses Lewis

WBarfieldsr — 2006-04-05 02:55:35Z

I'm looking for information on the following family.

Moses Lewis b.1815 Sumter Dist., Salem Twp. Sc d.1873 Wise County, Tx. m. Ann Cain/Cane (dates unknown). They had the following children:
James Lewis b.1863 TX.
Elizabeth Lewis b. 1865 TX.
Nancy Lewis b. 1867 TX.

Parents of Moses Lewis were Howell Lewis b.1782 Granville Co. Nc and Nancy Copeland b.15 May 1787 Cheraw District SC.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.
William Barfieldsr
wbarfieldsr@grandecom.net

Cane

lobbyloo — 2006-03-28 14:51:28Z

Relations of David Anthony Can, born 7/11/1934 Vincent Grove Southampton, parents Daisy May Cane (nee Broomfield), father Willie Cane (Fire Recovator for gas Company at time of Davids birth).
David died 29/9/1986 Temple Cloud Bristol Avon

David Anthony Cane born 7 nov 1934

lobbylooh — 2006-02-26 13:56:38Z

I am trying to contact any relations of David Anthony Cane, of Stainley Southampton, who attended Oxford and lived most of his adult life in Bristol

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

2005-12-17 00:13:50Z

william augusta cane born 08 may 1844 in st peter, brighton, sussex , england to willian and harriet cane.

CAIN (CANE) Greenford, Middlesex, England

Bookworm3 — 2005-12-15 11:20:37Z

Frederick CAIN married Caroline RYDER on 19 June 1859.

Looking for any connections to the above couple. They were my great-great-grandparents.

Frederick CAIN b 1838 - James W CAIN b 1861 - Nellie CAIN b 1902 - my father - me

Mary Doal Cilley Bennett Cane

2005-08-26 22:13:58Z

Looking for information on above person's grandchildren or great-grandchildren for centennial project in LA. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks a million

Mary Doal Cilley Bennett Cane

2005-08-26 13:17:28Z

Looking for any information about her grandchildren or great-grandchildren possibly in CA. And possibility of portrait as there are no other known pictures of her. Working on centennial project in LA. Thanks a million

Cane

teresammitchell — 2005-08-22 16:55:34Z

Looking for descendants of Peter and Ellen Cane who lived in Wainfleet All Saints, Lincolnshire, UK from 1870's onwards.

CANE, Elizabeth Ann Collins Teague b 1841 Cornwell, Eng.

dougstorie — 2005-08-20 05:49:11Z

Seeking info on my g-g-grandmother, born in Bodman, Cornwell, abt 1841 - Elizabeth Ann Collins Teague. (per 1891 census) Unk parents, perhaps mo: Collins, fa Teague.

Feb 10, 1858: gave birth to my g-grandma Selina Teague in Bishport Bedminster, Bristol-Somerset. No father listed for child on birth record, apparently single.

1891 census: living at # 37 Wilcomb St., in Hulme Twp., Co. of Manchester, Parish of Holy Trinity. She was widowed w/1 son, 1 nephew, and 3 grandchildren.
Family:
Ann CANE, age 50, head, widowed, machinest,
born Bodmin Cornwall 
George CANE, 16, son, clothier's assistant,
b Lancashire 
Harry WILLIAMSON, 14, nephew, hairdresser's assistant,
b Preston, Lancashire 
Thomas CARR, 11, grandson, b Liverpool 
Selena CARR, 9, g-dau, scholar, b Liverpool 
Emily CARR, 5, g-dau, scholar, b Liverpool 
* Emily is my grandmother, emigrated to America 1894.

The 1891 census is the only one I have been able to find from states side. Any help would be appreciated very much.

Doug

Levy and Cane

lastonestanding — 2005-06-29 23:54:00Z

found in New York Times april 25th of 1905
Levy & Cane auctioneers will sell jewelry &c.
16th and 6th Ave.

Re: Cane in newmarket, Ontario

maryrains65 — 2005-06-07 03:40:02Z

I am researching the Niles family of East Gwillimbury, ONT. Thomas Nathaniel Niles was the son of Thomas Nathaniel Niles and Lucy Cane. When Thomas (the son) and his wife (Margaret Rutledge) died in 1890, their daughter went to live with Cane relatives in Newmarket. William Cane Niles was another son (he was married to Amelia Belfry). Trying to find information about these families and to track down information on descendents of Thomas and Margaret. Thanks.

Cane/Cain in Chester County PA 1800's

mymuse2001 — 2005-05-04 04:17:10Z

Hello: I am looking for any info on the Cane family from Chester Co. PA. during the 1800's. Especially an Elisabeth Cane, 1860 census finds her in Downingtown. She was born abt. 1805 in Lancaster County. I believe Cane is her married name, in 1860 she is widowed. Her daughter Mary J. Cane born in 1847 in Chester Co.. Possibly also had a daughter Margaret (born abt. 1836 in Chester Co.) who married 1st Frederick Wilson (from England) abt. 1858, 2nd. Thomas Hoffman married April 1873 (record of marriage lists her name as "Maggie" Wilson) In the 1870 census, she is marked as being either deaf, dumb, blind or insane. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely, Peggie Shaw peggieshaw@msn.com

Cain/Caine/Cane/Kain/Kane Surname DNA Project

sjcainevans — 2005-05-01 19:48:06Z

Please visit this website for the names Cain/Caine/Cane/Kain/Kane or other variations to join in DNA testing to find the origins of the surname. This process takes over where the paper trail ends. www.familytreedna.com/public/Cain-Caine
Thanks,
Shirley

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

alefley — 2005-03-28 11:53:36Z

I was interested in the info you have posted here in regards to william cane. I was wondering where abouts in Wales they were in 1891 i ask as william b 1833-1835 is my great great great grandfather. I have his marriage cert to jane hanies and it lists his father as william cane occupation sadler in 1857.
I would be very grateful for any light you may be able to shed on this as i am unable to go back further than williams father
Regards Mandy

Re: William Cane - Brighton c1835

alefley — 2005-03-28 11:53:36Z

Sorry the email address on here is wrong it is alefley@msn.com

Looking for Candy (sp?) Kane, Kain, Cane, Cain

astroaries1 — 2005-03-25 08:56:06Z

This girl was adopted and/or a foster child. possibly from the sate of Washington. Mother was white American, father was black American. Anyone know this girl??