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| William R. Cavins (#46583235)
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William was born in Homestead, PA on May 15. During his youth he lived in Little Washington, PA, Glassport, PA, and Pittsburgh, PA, before moving to Deltona, FL. He attended DeLand High School, DeLand, FL graduating in 1971. He graduated from Florida Technological University, now called the University of Central Florida, College of Education in 1974. He holds a Master of Science degree in Educational Systems from NOVA Southeastern University. He is currently a math resource teacher at Highlands Elementary School in the Seminole County Public Schools in Florida.
He resides in Winter Park. He is the father of two children, Zachary Alexander and Suzannah Elizabeth. He joined an Independent Old Catholic Church in May 2006. On Nov 25, 2006 he was ordained a priest and named the founding pastor of Holy Angels Catholic Community. In December of 2008 he was honored with the title Monsignor.
He has been interested in genealogy for over 15 years. William is a member of Hackers Creek Pioneer Descendants in Horner WV, and the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, General William S. Harney, Camp #8, Casselberry, Florida. William and his son were inducted into the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution - Central Florida Chapter in October 2006. He is an organist and has played for a number of Orlando area churches. He enjoys movies and reading historical fiction and biographies.
Diagnosed with prostate cancer in March 2011, a successful surgical procedure was performed in August of the same year. | |
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Corine Hardman
 | The Adams Family
Hi.
Thanks for making all the changes!!
Corine Hardman | | | Merf
 | Greenwood Orlando
If you don't have time anymore to maintain the memorials you have created for Greenwood, I'll gladly take them over if you'd like to transfer them to me. I've sent many requests to add more info I've found and make links, and none have been fulfilled.Added by Merf on Mar 27, 2013 6:48 PM | | | Telephoneman54
 | Uncertain cemetery
Hi Bill,
Regarding the final resting place of LtCol William C. Tavenner, mem #10743441, 17th VA Inf (CSA), who you have listed in Old Arnold Cem., Weston, Lewis Co, WV, somebody else has this soldier in Zion Church Cem., Urbana, Frederick Co., MD, mem #16176796.
The photo in Old Arnold Cem. reveals a rather old looking private headstone. The photo in Zion Church Cem. reveals a rather recent military stone. The date of Tavenner's death varies by a couple days from one record to another (July 9, July 11, 1864) which is a minor issue but we need somebody to ascertain which cemetery this soldier is interred in. Can you shed any light on this discrepancy?
Daniel Drzewiecki | | | Lorna Benton
| Garrison family genealogy
In your return message about my aunt Rosa Belle (Garrison) Riddle. You made the comment that Lewis Garrison was a bro. to Roscoe Garrison. Roscoe Garrison was his nephew, the son of Thomas Sherman Garrison, a bro. to Lewis Garrison. Maybe you might have information or can tell me how I can find the names of every one buried in the Mt. Union Cemetery. My great grandfather George Washington Garrison b. 09 June 1929 in Rockingham Co, Va. USA d. 14 Dec 1891. Wva.culture info said he was buried at Auburn, W.Va. His address was Auburn and I have a copy of all the Ritchie Co. cemeteries and his name is not listed in the Auburn cemetery. His wife Emily (Pritchard) Garrison b. 1929 d. ????? The only info I found on her was in the 1900 census, saying she was living with granddaughter Rosa Belle (Garrison) Riddle in Auburn. I am thinking that Rosa Belle, George Washington Garrison and his wife Emily are probably buried in the Mt. Union Cemetery on the hill from their farm just over the Ritchie Co. line in Doddridge Co. I would appreciate any information or how I could get a list of all deceased buried in the Mt. Union Cemetery. Thanks. Lorna (Garrison) Benton | | | janet rn
 | george s case # 14127981
please add to his memorial. thanks
died 25 Jan 1914 Pine Castle Florida- George S. Case, born 27 March 1842 in New York, Son of Danell Case.
Added by janet rn on May 08, 2012 2:36 PM | | | Lorna Benton
| Rosa Belle (Garrison) Riddle
I noticed you have contributed to find a grave at the Mt. Union Methodist Cemetery in Doddridge Co., W.Va. A lot of my ancestors are buried their. My grandfather Lewis Garrison, several Aunts & Uncles and cousins. I am try to find where my father's sister Rosa Belle (Garrison) Riddle is buried. She was born in Auburn, W.Va. 1879, married Wirt Dale Riddle in 1898. The last info I can find is in the 1910 census. She & her husband were living at Lick Fork, Webster Co. W.Va. Any info, I would appreciate. Lorna Benton | | | Pamela Myers-Grewell
 | Re: James T Reed
You're very welcome. It's always good to hear from people who have "found" who they've been seeking. So good to see him linked with the family and again. :) | | | Pamela Myers-Grewell
| You're welcome
You didn't mention the name or location of the great-grandparent you found that I had listed. If it's not my own ancestor, I'd be perfectly willing to transfer to you to update. :o) | | | LSP
 | Rev Robt C. Heizer
Hello,
THIRD REQUEST: Would you please add the following to your Find A Grave Memorial# 14417677 bio for me:
Rev. Robert Chapman Heizer is the son of Samuel Heizer (14 Oct 1802 - 16 Sep 1875) and Elizabeth Strain Heizer (20 Sep 1803 - 17 to 20 Feb 1863). They were all born in Augusta County, Virginia. His parents last resided in Indiana.
Robert married Phobe A. Harper on 30 Nov 1865. They had two children: Rufus (1867 - 3 Mar 1957) and Katie A. (Mrs. Alfred C. Carpenter, Nov 1868 to before 1900).
Many thanks, Lindy
Added by LSP on Nov 30, 2011 9:45 PM | | | Leon Edmund Basile
 | CSS Chattahoochee crew memorial
I noticed that on the memorial stone under Apalachicola Arsenal, for crew members of the CSS Chattahoochee, it lists 17 names, but only 15 of them have been posted here, Would you like to add the other two, or are they buried elsewhere? Thank you. | | | | [View all messages...] |
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