William Louis Caver

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William Louis Caver

Birth
Lexington County, South Carolina, USA
Death
9 Feb 1887 (aged 58)
Booneville, Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA
Burial
Marietta, Prentiss County, Mississippi, USA Add to Map
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He is Buried beside his Wife, Rachel Jumper Caver.

They were Married 1848 in Lexington County, South Carolina.

He is the Son of Richard Caver, who is Buried at Caver Family Cemetery, Sandy Run, Calhoun County, South Carolina; and Sarah Rebecca Jumper Caver who is Buried at Jumpertown Cemetery, Prentiss County, Miss.

In 1857, His Mother, Sarah Rebecca Jumper Caver along with her Daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Caver; her Granddaughter, Anna Elizabeth Caver; and himself Relocated to Old Tishomingo County, Miss.

Through an Agent, they Purchased a Farm, which was Purchased Years Later by by Charlie Geno.

The Family were Homesick for South Carolina and Intended to Return to their Native State, but the Civil War was Eminent.

It was by this Time that Sarah Rebecca Jumper Caver, herself, was Growing Older and More Feeble.
She missed her Dear Home and Old Friends in South Carolina.

However, before they could Return, she Passed Away during the Civil War.


DOCUMENTED:
1> "History of Prentiss County, MS, Volume I" Booneville, Prentiss County, MS.

#2> "Out Of The Wilderness..Into Tomorrow", Jumpertown, Prentiss County, MS.
He is Buried beside his Wife, Rachel Jumper Caver.

They were Married 1848 in Lexington County, South Carolina.

He is the Son of Richard Caver, who is Buried at Caver Family Cemetery, Sandy Run, Calhoun County, South Carolina; and Sarah Rebecca Jumper Caver who is Buried at Jumpertown Cemetery, Prentiss County, Miss.

In 1857, His Mother, Sarah Rebecca Jumper Caver along with her Daughter, Sarah Elizabeth Caver; her Granddaughter, Anna Elizabeth Caver; and himself Relocated to Old Tishomingo County, Miss.

Through an Agent, they Purchased a Farm, which was Purchased Years Later by by Charlie Geno.

The Family were Homesick for South Carolina and Intended to Return to their Native State, but the Civil War was Eminent.

It was by this Time that Sarah Rebecca Jumper Caver, herself, was Growing Older and More Feeble.
She missed her Dear Home and Old Friends in South Carolina.

However, before they could Return, she Passed Away during the Civil War.


DOCUMENTED:
1> "History of Prentiss County, MS, Volume I" Booneville, Prentiss County, MS.

#2> "Out Of The Wilderness..Into Tomorrow", Jumpertown, Prentiss County, MS.