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Cauble Family

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Nancy Ann (Gee) Cauble

October 10, 1837 - February 12, 1932

94 years, 4 months, 2 days

Marriage: Charles P. "Charley" Cauble - married January 28, 1858

Children of Charles & Nancy:
Sophia "Ellen" "Ella" Cauble (Newlon) (1859-1940 / 80 years)
Dora Isabelle Cauble (Dawalt) (1861-1902 / 40 years)
Malora Jane "Jennie" "Janie" Cauble (Lewelling) (1862-1931 / 68 years)
Emma Elzan Cauble (York) (1864-1949 /85 years )
George Franklin Cauble (1866-1878 /12 years)
Mariah Arvada "Vada" Cauble (Morris) (1868-1930 /62 years)
Cora "Anna" Cauble (Peugh) (1870-1931 / 61 years)
Mary Idella Cauble (Morris) (1872-1936 / 63 years)
Ethel Lavina Cauble (Renick) (1880-1948 / 67 years)

Jon Q. Peterson’s Great Grandmother

Some of the following photos were in a document written and compiled under the title "Our Pioneer Ancestors" by Maud Wilson, the granddaughter of William Collier and Sally Grubb. December 25, 1913 – Salem Indiana. This history of the different branches follows the same order as the family trees. 1730 – 1913. In loving gratitude to our Pioneer Ancestors, who so bravely faced the wilderness, that we, their children’s children, might one day reap the benefit, this offering is made to the Seventh Generation.

The following is a newspaper article written in 1931:

Nears Ninety-Third Milestone

Mrs. Nancy Cauble, one of Washington county’s beloved and oldest residents will pass her ninety-third milestone, October tenth. Since the death of her husband, Charles Cauble, in August 1928, Mrs. Cauble has resided with her daughter, Mrs. Ben Morris (Mary Cauble).

For a long period of years, Mr. and Mrs. Cauble continuously resided on a farm three miles northwest of Salem in the Highland neighborhood. Here their eight daughters grew to young womanhood, married, and left to establish homes of their own.

Two of Mrs. Cauble's daughters are deceased. Dora, the wife of Commodore Dawalt (also deceased) died a number of years ago and Vada, the wife of Walter Morris, died September of the current year at her home in Lansford, North Dakota.

The six daughters left to brighten their mother’s pathway are Mary, Mrs. Ben Morris, and Jennie, Mrs. Tom Lewelling of Salem, Ind; Ella, Mrs. Sam Newlon of Louisville, Ky., Ethel, Mrs. Roy Rennick and Anna, Mrs. Wash Peugh, of Whitewater, Colorado, and Emma, Mrs. Frank York of Washington.

That many more happy years which may be allotted Mrs. Cauble, whose noble, unassuming character has been an inspiration to many, is the wish of innumerable friends here and elsewhere in which the Democrat heartily and sincerely joins.