Cate - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Eleanor Cate

carmeloshea — 2012-04-17 00:50:37Z

Correct date of birth and her fathers correct spelling of his name. Father was William (Cate, Kate, Catt)

Re: William Cate

PeggyPowell64 — 2012-03-11 17:41:00Z

Dee, do you have any proof that Calloway Cate is the son of William Cate, who died and is buried in Appanoose Co., IA. Proof is needed for a DAR application. I am trying to help.

William Oran Crate/Mary E Dawson

Debbie_mick — 2012-02-23 13:12:54Z

I'm Looking For Info On William Oran Crate & Mary E Dawson,I Don't Have Very Much Info On Them & Need Help.

William Oran Crate (WW1-Defect Left Eye)
Born: 23 Feb,1892 Knox Co,Knoxvile,Tenn
Died: Jan,1962 Tenn
M: ?
Too: Mary E Dawson
Born: Dec,1898 Knox Co,Knoxville,Ind
Died: ?
Parents: Theodore Dawson/Charlotte S "Lottie" Lassater

This Is All I Have On This Family,I Need Help.

Debbie

barbara cate

auntbell67 — 2012-02-13 21:12:34Z

looking for info on barbara buchanan cate born in huntsville alabama lived in jasper tenn and washigton

Re: Cate family tree

jwshafer2 — 2011-12-16 22:12:22Z

Robert Cate of White County TN was my gggg grandfather through his son William Cates who moved to Texas about 1850 and settled in Minter's Chapel near Dallas.I would really appreciate any information on the family. My information pretty much stops with Robert in Tennessee. From some information I have seen, it looks like he had more than one wife at a time in the 1860's and 70's. Any information about that?
Thanks,
John Shafer

Pleasant Cates

mcates69 — 2011-08-29 18:27:10Z

Hi,
I am looking for information on Pleasant H Cates, born abt 1821 in Jefferson Co Tn. He married Edith(eda) Joiner and moved to Missouri. He is buried in Caldwell Co Missouri, having died in 1886. I find a large number of Cate(s) in Jefferson Co but cannot find him. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: CATE(S) TN,AR,MO

templetk1 — 2011-03-02 06:18:53Z

hey I have ran into the same problem it sounds like all you have. my Great Great grandfather was Theophilus cate. they always called him T.L. My Great Grandfather is Charles Cate and my grandma is his daughter Merlene Cate who Married Ray Hancock.

Re: Cate Family History

KYpcm23 — 2011-01-13 21:48:23Z

Where?

William Forrestall Cate

bkemm6775 — 2010-12-22 13:36:38Z

Need information on William Forrestall Cate family
William b. 30 Aug 1897 Neb. med Alice May b 1898
children
William b: bor 1917 Neb
Paul K: b 1920 Neb
Rosettavell : b 1923
If you have information please contact me at bobby.kemm@yahoo.com

Re: Lydia Cate 1766 NH-1831 VT, m 1792 NH to Silas Drew

nebraskahomesteader — 2010-11-08 14:51:50Z

Hi, I'm Sherry Drew Phillips and trying to find information on the Silas Drews from New Hampshire. I notice that this post in 5 years old, and wonder if you have much on your Silas Drew line? There may be a link to my lineage. If you respond, I'll give more details. I hope to hear from you.
Sherry Phillips

Mary Cate md James Lawrence 1790 in Wilkes County, NC

gmbagwell — 2010-09-15 22:16:57Z

I am searching for information on Mary Cate who married James Lawrence 5 Jan 1790 in Wilkes County, NC. James died in 1817 in Jefferson County, TN. James' sister, Lucy, married Charles Cate abt 1798. I have been told that Charles and Mary are brother and sister, but I have not proved that. Does anyone know when Mary died?

Re: Cate Family History

idwizzard — 2010-08-18 04:39:53Z

My name is Roger Bowden, my mother is a Cate from New England there is a Cate Family Tree on Ancestry that has all my information on it regarding my Cate line.

Re: CATE family/Onondaga Co., NY

wishita — 2010-07-19 10:16:20Z

I have a little info on that line, what info do you need?

Sarah M Cate dau William Green & Mary Jan Corum Cate

bkemm6775 — 2010-07-18 13:31:08Z

Does anyone have information on Sarah M Cate b July 26 1884 d Feb 12 1971. She married Andrew Jackson Crook. children Sarah Elizabeth, Florence V and Andrew G Sarah married Alvin Posey had child Horace Edward. I can find no information on this family found where horace lived with grandparent when he was 6. If you have inf please contact me at bkemm@getatlas.com
thank you Barbara

Summery of James Cate of Portsmouth, NH

wcatesjr_1 — 2010-07-11 16:25:28Z

I've been working on this past week and I decided to publish what I have thus far. It's not done but I'm trying to collect my sources so I can properly document everything on the page. I welcome any help, suggestions, or additions.

http://www.eagleswind.com/ancestry/James.htm

Let me know what you think.
ancestry@eagleswind.com

Re: Cate Family History

DeborahGreenhill — 2010-06-11 02:26:21Z

Okay so I just came across this today and have some questions...

I have Richard Cate (1779) married Elizabeth Tharpe
Richard's parents are John born 1759 and Priscilla Loyde
Robert Ezra Cate (b 1667) married Mary Ann Randall (b. 1675)

Anyone know who mary Ann Randall's parents are....?
I am getting conflicting info between John Randall and Catherine Parker and Andross Randall and a Catherine...

So confused..

Help.

Kelly
please send me a reply thanks

Re: Cate Family History

pcm171 — 2010-05-20 05:56:51Z

I'm interested in family history of William Martin Cate who married Frances Flatford (sp?).

Cate Fletcher

bhavani3 — 2010-05-03 12:11:21Z

Anna Marie Fletcher married Thomas J Cate 3 Jan 1864.
Anna Marie was born in North Chelmsford Massachusetts.
Thomas J. Cate was born in Candia, New Hampshire.

The Fletcher line goes back to Robert Fletcher in England in 1592.

Re: James Cate - Portsmouth late 1600s

wcatesjr_1 — 2010-04-20 00:03:19Z

There is now $100 for the first Cate/Cates male, who has ties to James Cate, who is willing to have thier DNA tested.

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Cates%20DNA/default.aspx

Re: Cate Family History

thelloyds160 — 2010-04-12 00:44:01Z

I have that the grandson of Robert Cate and Elizabeth Wyatt, named Robert b 1752 married a Mary Ann Randall b 1746 as well.

He would be the fifth in line named Robert Cate starting from the Robert Ezra Cate.

This is very confusing, and I cannot find where this has gone wrong. Does anyone have information on the children of Robert Cate b 1727 who married Lucy(nee?)Cate? Perhaps this is the missing link, so to say.

Thanks for the reply.

Re: Cate Family History

Billieowen28 — 2010-04-12 00:35:08Z

I am confused about the question of two Mary Ann Randalls
married to Robert Cates. The first Robert Ezra Cate in my line
was the Son of Willam Abraham Cate & Margaret Agnes Ingles
of Devon England. This Robert Cate born in England married Mary Ann Randall Their son Robert born in Va/NC in 1700 married Elizabeth Wyatt. They also had a son born in 1727 whose name was Robert, I have no more information on this man. If any of my info is in error please let me know so that I may correct it

Re: Cate Family History

thelloyds160 — 2010-04-08 11:15:21Z

I have wondered about the two Mary Ann Randalls in the Robert Cate line as well. Have you found anything to answer this? I find it quite a coincidence if it is true.

-Dianna

WILLIS Darla CATE 1897-1997

t42MountOlivet — 2010-03-18 14:22:18Z

WILLIS Darla CATE 1897-1997

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Daniel Rogers Cate, NH > CA > 11/24/1832 - 11/15/1900

sandrabordelon — 2009-11-29 01:14:58Z

DANIEL ROGERS CATE. - The first treasurer of Plumas county, was born at Northfield, Merrimack county, New Hampshire, November 24, 1832, and is the son of Simon and Lydia (Durgin) Cate, both natives of New Hampshire. When fifteen
years old his father died, and Daniel went to work the following year in a country store. At nineteen he went to Boston and clerked most of the time until October, 1849, when he came via Panama, to California, arriving at the port of San Francisco on the first of December. In a few days he went to Stockton, and had the misfortune to lose by fire, everything he possessed except the clothes he wore. He accepted the first job that offered, boating goods from Stockton to the French camp, receiving an ounce a day for his services.
The winter of 1850-51 he spent in Central America, and upon his return in the spring he went to Downieville. Here he engaged in all kinds of mining, from fluming the Yuba to
working a drift-claim on Durgan flat for one year; and then, with his partners, E. W. Judkins and Joseph S. Boynton, came to his present home in American valley. Soon after settlement, he with others built a saw-mill on Mill creek. Mr. Boynton retiring, Mr. Judkins and Mr. Cate afterwards built the Plumas flour and saw mills.The first store and blacksmith-shop in American valley were kept a
their ranch in the fall of 1852, by Judkins & Cate. In the spring of 1853 Mr.Cate began packing merchandise from Marysville to the store in American valley, and continued it until 1856, since which time he has devoted much of his
attention to his farm. While engaged in packing, he once became snow-blind, from which his eyes never fully recovered.
Mr. Cate was elected county treasurer of Plumas county in April, 1854. being the first to hold that position. He was married November 5, 1863, to Miss Hannah A. Loring, daughter of John H. and Ann B. (Trafter) Loring, a native of Somerset county, Maine, where she was born January 18, 1844. They have had five children, as follows: Alice Lydia, born November 26, 1864; Mary Louise, October 9, 1869; Henry Loring, May 21, 1871; Lafayette, June 29, 1875; Daniel Rogers, November 17, 1880.

Illustrated History of PLUMAS, LASSEN & SIERRA Counties
with CALIFORNIA from 1513 to 1850, Farriss & Smith , 1882, San Francisco

Re: Cate Theory

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-11-04 02:12:50Z

Send me an e-mail Matthew. What is your line in the Cate family?

ancestry@eagleswind.com

Cate Theory

epsilon9 — 2009-11-03 22:58:34Z

I wouldn't be surprised if there are at least two different branches of Cate(s) in this country. Due to a lack of evidence beyond the oft-repeated "four Cate brothers" myth, I am inclined to think that there were at least a few different Cate individuals who came to America from the Old Country. In my mind, what is most important is finding out where James Cate came from, because he seems to be the main progenitor of our ilk in New England. Robert Ezra Cate from Colyton, England, may have kick-started the southern line.

Any thoughts?

Re: Tennessee Cate family of Sevier Co.

samsnate — 2009-09-30 02:00:34Z

Hi, I have Juanita Cate as the daughter of my great-granduncle Troy Cate. My line is through Troy's brother, Oliver "Ollie" Lee Cate.

Juanita Cate b. 26 May 1911.

Siblings:
Deleeo Cate b. 03 Nov 1907
Edith Thurman Cate b. 25 Feb 1904
Ethel Leona Cate b. 30 Aug 1905

Father:
Troy Cate (b. 04 Sep 1882 d. 10 Jan 1956) married Minnie Elizbeth Koontz (b.20 Feb 1888 d.17 Nov 1971)

I have Troy's father as Ira Cate (b. 01 Apr 1831 d. 13 Nov 1902) married to I think his 3rd wife Suzzanna Underwood.

Generation No. 1

1. IRA4 CATE (ELIJAH3, JOHN CATE2 SR., ROBERT1 CATE) was born 01 Apr 1831, and died 13 Nov 1902. He married (1) MALINDA SUSAN UNDERWOOD Abt. 1849 in Sevier Co. Tennessee. She was born 1831. He married (2) SARAH SADIE ENGLAND 13 Oct 1867 in Sevier Co. Tennessee. He married (3) SUZZANNA LUZZETTA WOODS UNDERWOOD 18 Mar 1872 in Sevier Co. Tennessee. She was born 12 Sep 1848, and died 22 Jul 1911.

Notes for IRA CATE:
# [S78] Atchley Funeral Home Records, Volume I, 1930-1954, Larry D. Fox, (Smoky Mountain Historical Society), 10 Aug 1936.
E. L. Cate obituary

# [S34] In the Shadow of the Smokies, Smoky Mountain Historical Society, (1993), 38.

Children of IRA CATE and SUZZANNA UNDERWOOD are:
2. i. OLIVER "OLLIE" LEE5 CATE, b. 17 Aug 1890; d. 02 Jan 1956.
ii. MARTHA MATTIE CATE, b. 12 Feb 1874; d. 21 Oct 1902; m. ZACK MOORE.
iii. LUTHER CATE, b. 04 Feb 1875.
3. iv. ELLIS CATE, b. 19 Jan 1878; d. 10 Aug 1936.
v. CHARLEY CATE, b. 05 Apr 1880.
4. vi. TROY HACKNEY CATE, b. 04 Sep 1882; d. 10 Jan 1956.
vii. LUNA CATE, b. 08 Feb 1884; d. 25 Jan 1931; m. MARTHA O. GRIFFEY; b. 14 Feb 1889; d. 24 Jun 1978.

Re: C. C. Cate of the 1860 McMinn Co. Census

jamesmcates — 2009-09-17 19:17:12Z

U J Cates of Whitewright, Tx, deceased 1931 is my great grandfather.

Would like to discuss. Please email

Re: James Cate - Portsmouth late 1600s

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-09-11 01:14:30Z

I would be willing to donate $50 towards the DNA testing of the first male Cate who contacts me who can verify that they are a descendent of James Cate.

I recently had my DNA tested and I'm desperate to find someone to compare it to.

Preliminary results seem to indicate no recent connection to the southern (TN, KY) Cates.

I would at the very least like to confirm a connection to the Cate/Cates clan as found in the publication Sanborn's "The Cate-Cates family of New England"

http://www.archive.org/details/catecatesfamilyo02cate

To do that I need to find Cate/Cates males who have ties to James Cate who are willing to have thier DNA tested.

The Cates / Cate DNA Project y-dna results are here:
http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Cates%20DNA/default.aspx

My kit was number 153040

CATE Dorothy K 1914-1970

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 18:08:46Z

CATE Dorothy K 1914-1970

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CATE A J 1918-1976

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 18:08:34Z

CATE A J 1918-1976

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CATE Howard H 1916-1991

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 18:08:22Z

CATE Howard H 1916-1991

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CATE Mildred T 1921-1993

t42MountOlivet — 2009-08-22 18:08:08Z

CATE Mildred T 1921-1993

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Re: Cate Families of WI and NH

rdolan6237 — 2009-08-19 02:58:49Z

We have been living at "Cate Place" in Deerfield NH for 11 years. Many Cate and Dowst family members in the grave yard. The house was built in 1742, adjacent is the Cate/Dowst forest donated to the town of Deerfield. There is a book that came with the house recording John Cate as a farmer and maker of pumps. The house is large and was surely a place for many generations to live together.

Robin

Re: Mary J Cate married to Fredrick Lummer

lilacresfarm — 2009-07-31 08:06:48Z

Forgot to add:
Mary J Cate is from Illinois, lived awhile in Kansas around 1868. When she married Frederick Lummer, her 2nd husband, they moved to California.

Mary J Cate married to Fredrick Lummer

lilacresfarm — 2009-07-31 08:03:54Z

I am looking for any information on "Mary Jane Cate Bacon Lummer". I am looking for their children, maybe Fritz, William and Caroline. I have the death info on William and Caroline, but not for Fritz. Maybe Fritz is William? Anyway, I would like to share some information about Mary Jane to any of the family that would like it.
Jaime

Re: Cate Joseph Clarification

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-07-27 15:48:37Z

Sorry, I need to clarify!

*****1. If a descendant of Joseph tested it would confirm Joseph’s paternal connection (or lack thereof) to my Cates clan or the southern Cates.*****

This is in reference to Jospeh Cates from Gorham, Maine.

One thing that did disappoint me about the article was the exclusion of Joseph Cates from Gorham at about the same time period. I thought that his name should have been at least mentioned having been the only other person in the area with the same surname. There are two contradictory beliefs as to where Joseph can from - England or descendants of the Cate clan in Portsmouth, NH. Both thoughts are from reliable sources - obviously only one is true. I lean towards the Joseph being from the Portsmouth clan.

Re: Cate Emigration

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-07-27 15:38:51Z

Hi Matthew,

This can get wordy so I’m going to try to sum up.

I can trace my ancestry back to Samuel Cates b. abt 1725 in Falmouth Maine? Or Portsmouth, NH? It’s strongly believed that he descended from James Cate from Portsmouth, NH. James - Edward – Joshua – Samuel

An outstanding article in the May’s issue of The Maine Genealogist makes a very good case making Joshua Samuel’s father and NOT Edward Jr.

So, like you Matthew my brain was working the theories – Cate brothers – Southern and Northern Cates – John Cate in CT ect………

I wanted to look into the possibility of having my DNA tested and compared with a known descendant of Sanborn's "The Cate/Cates of New England" – the publication that lists many of the descendants of James Cate b. abt. 1624 from the Portsmouth NH area.

I purchased a test kit at www.familytreedna.com and joined the CATES Project. The preliminary results have been surprising! There are two major sources of the Cates in North America - a New England clan and a Southern Clan (KY, TN area). The results of the tests are at this link:

http://www.familytreedna.com/public/Cates%20DNA/default.aspx...

Mine is towards the bottom - kit #153040. As far as I know all the other abt 40 "Cates" tested are from the southern clan. Stinker! There was a story of several Cate brothers who had come over in the 1600s and I was hoping to support that by DNA - also, I was hoping the DNA would confirm a relationship between the NE and Southern Cates. Regretfully, the preliminary DNA results do not support a recent (thousands of years)
relationship between the two clans.

So now I've been searching for the internet, meaagae boards, personal trees for Cate/Cates from New England to encourage them to have their DNA tested. This can be very frustrating because the only useful tests – for the purpose of the Cates family - are those taken from MALE CATES.

If you should happen to know any NE male Cates could you please encourage them to test. If they did have their DNA tested. that would do several things:
1. If a descendant of Joseph tested it would confirm Joseph’s paternal connection (or lack thereof) to my Cates clan or the southern Cates.
2. When a Cates/Cate tests from a descendant of that publication mentioned above - it could further verify the likelihood that Joseph came from the Portsmouth Cate Clan.
3. It would give us Cate/Cates in New England a better idea where James Cate may have come from and our ancient origins!

The tests are rather pricey! I haven't been very successful finding many male Cates from New England. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to e-mail me. It's been fun researching my Cate/Cates heritage!

Anyone with any questions can contact me directly: ancestry@eagleswind.com

William Cates Jr.
Nashua, New Hampshire

Re: Cate Families of WI and NH

robertthompson240 — 2009-07-13 20:48:13Z

Hi Have you found your Cate Family od Auroravill, WI/ My Grandmother was Lena Nell Cate, and Nathaniel is a distant cousin. I do have the story on Nathaniel settling in Auroravill

GGG Grandmother Quest (Cate/Cates/Barnes...)

bfroylan1 — 2009-07-11 19:01:44Z

To the Barnes, Cates, Kates, O’Berry, Reese, Reece, Sherod, Sherrod, Wilson, Booth, Prentice, Prentiss, Crumer, and Cromer Families:

I am turning to all families that may be connected to my current quest:

My 2nd Great Grandmother was Laura Cates Barnes. Her middle name may have been Kate. According to census records, she was born in Florida; death records provide her birth date as 26 Sep 1845; passed away on 1 Nov 1907, Kissimmee, Osceola, FL. They are buried in Rose Hill Cemetery, Kissimmee, FL. Laura Cates married James Alpheus Barnes about 1865. James Alpheus Barnes was the son of Benjamin Barnes, who was son of Jesse Barnes...of South Carolina.

Laura Cates and James Alpheus Barnes had the following children:
1) Elizabeth Waller Barnes, b: 1 Dec 1867, Lake City, Columbia County FL; married James Franklin O’Berry
2) Benjamin Reese Barnes; b 26 Jul 1869; Lake City FL; died 1870
3) Sherod (Sherrod) Alpheus Barnes; b 4 Nov 1870; died 1872
4) George Theodore Barnes; b 24 Mar 1872; died 1917
5) Rosa Jane Barnes; b 10 Mar 1874; died 1879
6) Ola Verdelia Barnes; b 17 Jul 1876; died 15 May 1936 (married Daniel T. Wilson “Dede”)
7) William C. Barnes; b 13 Oct 1879;

Tracing the ancestry of Laura Cates has become a nightmare. I have all the census records “after” her marriage to James Alpheus Barnes. I have followed up “family” leads, expanded my search to NC, GA, TN, AL and TX. In desperation I started studying the names of her children for clues, which has led me on a very interesting study of the following families: Sherod, Sherrod, Reece, and Reese.

I have stumbled upon the following information that seems to mean nothing, but could provide a breakthrough:
• In 1842, a Mary Reece, born 1825 in TN married a Robert H. Sherrod, born 1816 in TN.
• On July 2, 1882 in TX, a Mary Elizabeth Cates married Granville Sherrod (born 8 May 1859 in TN, son of John “Jack” Sherrod). Mary Elizabeth Cates was daughter of William D. Cates (b 5 Dec 1831, TN) and Martha M. Booth (b 15 Aug 1841).
• In Maine, I discovered an Ola Cates...no further information.
• In Alabama, 1849, a Malinda Cates purchased property Alabama.
• In “The Ancestors & Descendents of Carroll Prentice” it is stated that Samuel Wesley Prentice, (son of William Prentice) born 20 January 1809 in Louisville, Jefferson Co. Kentucky; married Malinda Crumer Cates 1848.
• The 1850 Marshall AL census shows a Malinda Prentice living with Cates children, including a Laura Cates age 4.
• The 1860 Marshall AL census shows Malinda and Samuel Prentice with children including Laura Prentice age 14.
• The 1870 Marshall AL census shows Malinda and Samuel Prentice with children and Laura Cates age 24.

I would very much appreciate any help in solving the mystery regarding my GGG grandmother Laura Cates O’Berry.

Thank you in advance for your help.

Barbara Bretthauer Marquez Froyland
bfroyland@comcast.net

CATE Abner M and Gertie E

t42MountOlivet — 2009-07-06 20:24:47Z

CATE Abner M and Gertie E

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Re: Cate Families of WI and NH

chweatherby_1 — 2009-06-10 21:18:02Z

i have a Joseph B. Cate, b. New Hampshire (perhaps Carroll County) in abt 1818. Married Sarah S. Hayden (b. 1818) of Mass on March 27, 1839 in Boston. Later went to Blue Earth City (Faribault Co.), Minn., where he farmed and their daughter, Leanora F. was born in 1849 (only known child). Leanora married Josiah Goodhue Johnson sometime around 1860. All four, plus the Johnson's oldest child, Charles Henry, then went to San Francisco, where the two Cates and Josiah G. eventually died (dates unknown). Leanora died in 1920 in Alameda Co., Calif. If you have any information about the parents or siblings of Joseph B. Cate, I'd be delighted to have it. He is my 3xgreatgrandfather.

Re: Cate Family

chweatherby_1 — 2009-06-10 20:44:21Z

Hello, I have a Cate from NH. Joseph B. Cate, b. abt. 1818, somewhere in NH, married Sarah Hayden of Mass. The two went to Minnesota (Blue Earth), where their daughter, Leonora (Leonore) F. Cate was born in 1849. Leanore (yes, there are three different spellings, depending on the record you're looking at) married Josiah Goodhue Johnson, b. 1930, in Carroll County, NH (Brookfield, probably). The two married somewhere before 1860. Note: in Josiah's land patnt application of 1857, Jos. Cate swore he'd known Josiah for 10 years, and since Josiah had lived there only since 1854, I think the two may have known each other in NH. Josiah, Leanora and her parents, Jos. and Sarah eventually (about 1866), went to San Francisco, where they all lived for many years. Josiah and Leonora are my 2xgreatgrandparents, which makes Jos. B. Cate my 3xgreatgrandfather. Any of these connections make any sense to you?

CATE Harvey C and Elizabeth V

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-02 19:29:41Z

CATE Harvey C and Elizabeth V

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James Cate - Portsmouth late 1600s

wcatesjr_1 — 2009-05-25 00:23:35Z

I'm looking for a Cate/Cates descendant from this man. I would especially be interested if you had any DNA testing done. Obviously you'd have to be a male Cate/Cates.

Re: CATE(S) TN,AR,MO

goofybear2000 — 2009-05-23 20:00:18Z

Did you ever get anywhere on Robert Wesley Cate and Susan Mary Jackson?

Looking for Mary Cate

MickSkidmore — 2009-05-10 23:08:09Z

Looking for information on Mary Cate born about 1760 married to Henry Day. They had a son named Robert

Cate Family

geniep2 — 2009-05-09 04:07:30Z

Hello I'm researching my husband's Cate line. James Cate 1600- Lancaster, Eng. I was told 4 brothers came over. James settled in Portsmouth, NH area and 3 brothers John, Joseph and William went to Southern States.

James Cate Sr. 1600, James 1624-1677 married Alice Westbrook 1629-1702, Edward Cate 1655-1732 married Elizabeth Tucker born 1655-1735, Tucker Cate 1695-1757 married Mary Sanborn 1695-1733, Joshua Cate 1724-1806 married to Elizabeth?, Andrew Cate 1759-1829 born 4/14/1759-died2/1829 married Nancy Ann Wiggin1764 Stratham, NH, Thomas J.Cate1808-1877 Allenstown, NH. died5/31/1877 Hooksett married Louisa F. Wiggin1812-1874, Thomas J. Cate1838-1884 married Anna Maria Fletcher, Frederick W. Cate1859 married to Eva May Brown, Leon T. Cate(my father in law) married to Lillian Burbank. Hope this info is helpful.

Re: Cate family tree

DorisCate — 2009-04-10 03:55:09Z

Hi I am Doris Cate,My Family comes from England, Not sure how many came over,But here are some of them. William A cates 1647, Robert Cate 1670, They all named there son Robert For awhole. and stop after The 4TH one. I hope this help you. My Family is also from Texas. we have lived all over.

CATE Nadyne BURK and W Wayne Keg

t42Thurmond — 2009-03-24 13:53:02Z

CATE Nadyne BURK and W Wayne Keg

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