Daughter of James Washington Chappelear, and Mary Ann Murphey/Murphy.

(Husband): James A. Cain/Kane.

(Noted): Mary Ida Chappelear married James A. CAIN/Kane, on March 15th, 1883, in Ringgold, Morgan Co, Ohio.

(Source): Ohio Marriage Records.

Name: James A. Kane
Spouse's Name: Mary I. Chappelear
Spouse's Birth Date: 1865
Spouse's Age: 18
Event Date: 15 Mar 1883
Event Place: Morgan County, Ohio

Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M86955-2 , System Origin: Ohio-VR , GS Film number: 910659 , Reference ID: 2:3JX7B3D

(Children): 7

~ Newell B. Cain/Kane,
(1885-1940).

~ Dallas A. Cain/Kane,
(1888-1953).

~ Clement M. Cain/Kane
(1891-1954).

~ Glossie Gladys (Cain/Kane) Triplet,
(1893-1974).

~ Juanita M. (Cain/Kane) "maybe" Drake,
(1896-N/A).

~ James Sheldon Cain/Kane,
(1900-1961).

~ Ivy Goldie (Cain/Kane) N/A,
(1904-1979).

(Siblings): 8

~ Sarah Minerva (Chappelear) N/A,
(1848-After 1870).

~ Jasper Newton Chappelear,
(1850-1923).

~ Rachel Melinda (Chappelear),
(1852-1860).

~ Isaac Elbert Chappelear,
(1854-1903).

~ James Buchanon Chappelear,
(1857-1942).

~ Nancy Jane (Chappelear) Wright,
(1861-1929).

* Mary Ida (Chappelear) Cain/Kane,
(1863-1928).

~ Charles Elmer Chappelear,
(1866-1942).

~ William Pendleton Chappelear,
(1869-1947).


(Noted): Mary was the 7th child, and the 4th daughter of James and Mary Chappelear.

(Occupation): Housewife.

(Census Records for Mary Ida Chappelear):

(1870 Census) Under her father, James Chapalier.

(Head) James Chapalier (46) 1824 Ohio. Farmer
(Wife) Mary (43) 1827 Ohio.
(Dau) Sarah M. (22) 1848 Ohio. "S"
(Son) Jasper N. (20) 1850 Ohio. "S"
(Son) Isaac E. (15) 1855 Ohio
(Son) James B. (13) 1857 Ohio
(Dau) Nancy J. (9) 1861 Ohio.
(Dau) Mary P. "or" I. (6) 1864 Ohio.
(Son) Charles E. (4) 1866 Ohio.
(Son) William P. (1) 1869 Ohio.
(Mother) Nancy Chapalier (70) 1800 Va. "Widowed"

Living in: Union, Morgan Co, Ohio.

(Noted): Also, Nancy Chapalier is James W. Chappelear's (Mother) Nancy (Bradford) Chappelear, (who was said to have been born around 1792, in Culpepper Co, Virginia). So it would appear that her "age" is off here and she should have been around (78) instead of "70." (Noted) Just so you will know, the last "3" kids, Charles E, William P., and Nancy; can be found on the next Census page "at the top."

(1880 Census) Under her father, James W. Chappelear.

(Head) James W. Chappelear (56) 1824 Ohio.
(Wife) Mary (53) 1827 Ohio
(Son) Isaac E. (25) 1855 Ohio. "S"
(Dau) Nancy Jane (18) 1862 Ohio. "S"
(Dau) Mary Ida (16) 1864 Ohio. "S"
(Son) Charles E. (14) 1866 Ohio.
(Son) William P. (11) 1869 Ohio.
(Mother) Nancy Chappelear (87) 1793 Va. "Widowed"

Living in: Union, Morgan Co, Ohio.

(Noted) Census stated that both James' parents were from (Virginia); and, that his wife Mary (Murphey/Murphy)s (Father) was from Va., and that her (Mother) was from Ohio. (Also Noted) Just so you will know, the last "3" kids, Charles E., William P., and Nancy; can be found on the next
Census page "at the top." The Census listed James' occupation as: Farmer, and his wife Mary (House Keeping), and Nancy and Mary Ida, as (House Work), and James' mother Mary Chappelear, as (Keeping House), and Isaac as (Farming), and Charles and William as (Farm Work).

(Noted): Mary Ida Chappelear married James A. Cain, on March 15th, 1883, in Ringgold, Morgan Co, Ohio.

(1890) Census Records were destroyed by a fire.

(Also Noted): It was sometime after the (1880 Census) and prior to the (1900 Census) that the "CAIN" family surname was later spelt (KANE).

(Census Records for Mary Ida and James A. Kane):

(1900 Census) Under her husband, James A. Kane.
(Source): Ancestry.com/Heritage Quest

(Head) James A. Kane (42) July/1857 Ohio. Farmer
(Wife) Mary I. (36) Sept/1863 Ohio.
(Son) Newell B. (14) June/1885 Ohio.
(Son) Dallas (12) April/1888 Ohio.
(Son) Clement M. (8) August/1891 Ohio.
(Dau) *Flossie G. (6) Oct/1893 Ohio.
(Dau) Juanita M. (4) March/1896 Ohio.
(Mother-in-law) Mary Chappelear (73) April/1827
Ohio. "Widowed."

Living in: Union, Morgan Co, Ohio.

(Noted) Census stated that "both" James' parents (James
and Elizabeth) were from (Ireland); and, that his "wife" Mary Ida (Chappelear) Kane's parents (James and Mary) were both from Ohio. (Also Noted): Census said that James & Mary
had been married since (1882), for about (18 years); and, that James and Mary had (5) children, and that all (5) kids were still living. [Source Noted] Heritage Quest "for some reason" has James A. Kane down as being (5) years of age; but the Census clearly shows he's (42)!

(1910 Census) Under her husband, James A. Kane.

(Head) James A. Kane (52) 1858 Ohio. Farmer
(Wife) Mary I. (45) 1865 Ohio.
(Son) Clement M. (18) 1892 Ohio. "S"
(Dau) Glossie (16) 1894 Ohio. "S"
(Dau) Juanita (14) 1896 Ohio.
(Son) James S. (9) 1901 Ohio.
(Dau) Ivy G. (6) 1904 Ohio.

Living in: Homer, Morgan Co, Ohio.

(Noted) Census stated that James and Mary were married around (1883), for about (27 years); and, that they had (7) children, and that all (7) kids were still living. (Also Noted) Census stated that both James' parents (James and Elizabeth) were from (Ireland); and, that Mary's parents (James and Mary) were both from Ohio. The Census also listed Clement's occupation as "working on the farm." (Also) James and Mary Cain are living "2" houses away from his younger brother Silas M. Cain (40) and his family; and several houses away from his older sister, Sarah Jane (Cain) Moody, and her family.

(1920 Census) Under her husband, James A. Kane.

(Head) James A. Kane (62) 1858 Ohio. Farmer
(Wife) Mary I. (56) 1864 Ohio.
(Son) James S. (19) 1901 Ohio. "S"
(Dau) Ivy G. (16) 1904 Ohio. "S"

Living in: Homer, Morgan Co, Ohio.

(Noted) Census stated that both James' parents (James &
Elizabeth) were from (Ireland), and, that both Mary's parents (James & Mary) were from Ohio.

(Also Noted) Mary Ida (Chappelear) Kane, later died on (May 28th, 1928), in Homer, Morgan Co, Ohio., at the age of 64 years, 8 months, and 9 days. And, it said the "cause of death" was due to Apoplexy. Her death certificate said her husband, James Kane, reported her death. She is buried at the Maplewood Cemetery.