John Garland Cain b. in South Carolina January 21, 1821 and died June 21 1885 Attala County, Mississippi. Buried at Suggs Cemetery, Attala County, Mississippi.
Minister/Farmer. Joined the Confederate States Army, Co.D, (King's MS Infantry), State Troops. He was released early for unknown causes. His 3 slaves refused to leave him after the emancipation.
Married twice. Buried with his first wife.
First married to Margaret Allis Conn 1827 – 1871
Children
1. Mary Jane Cain
2. Revernce Cain
3. Robert Thaddeus Cain
4. Sally Elizabeth Cain
5. Susanna Rebecca Cain 1850 – 1882
6. Drucella Florence Cain 1853 –
7. Joseph Michael Cain 1854 – 1897
8. Henry William Cain 1854 –
9. John Silas Cain 1859 –
10. James Morgan Cain 1864 –
11. Van Calhoun Cain 1867 – 1890
12. Levi Nathan Cain 1871 – 1958
Other Spouse & Children
Ana Eliza (Porter) Allen 1839 – 1906 the Widow of James Bennett Allen who died in Tenn, Civil War
13. Samuel Parker Cain
14. Charles Boen Cain
Source; United Daughters of the Confederacy, Turner Publishing Company.
Minister/Farmer. Joined the Confederate States Army, Co.D, (King's MS Infantry), State Troops. He was released early for unknown causes. His 3 slaves refused to leave him after the emancipation.
Married twice. Buried with his first wife.
First married to Margaret Allis Conn 1827 – 1871
Children
1. Mary Jane Cain
2. Revernce Cain
3. Robert Thaddeus Cain
4. Sally Elizabeth Cain
5. Susanna Rebecca Cain 1850 – 1882
6. Drucella Florence Cain 1853 –
7. Joseph Michael Cain 1854 – 1897
8. Henry William Cain 1854 –
9. John Silas Cain 1859 –
10. James Morgan Cain 1864 –
11. Van Calhoun Cain 1867 – 1890
12. Levi Nathan Cain 1871 – 1958
Other Spouse & Children
Ana Eliza (Porter) Allen 1839 – 1906 the Widow of James Bennett Allen who died in Tenn, Civil War
13. Samuel Parker Cain
14. Charles Boen Cain
Source; United Daughters of the Confederacy, Turner Publishing Company.
John Garland Cain b. in South Carolina January 21, 1821 and died June 21 1885 Attala County, Mississippi. Buried at Suggs Cemetery, Attala County, Mississippi.
Minister/Farmer. Joined the Confederate States Army, Co.D, (King's MS Infantry), State Troops. He was released early for unknown causes. His 3 slaves refused to leave him after the emancipation.
Married twice. Buried with his first wife.
First married to Margaret Allis Conn 1827 – 1871
Children
1. Mary Jane Cain
2. Revernce Cain
3. Robert Thaddeus Cain
4. Sally Elizabeth Cain
5. Susanna Rebecca Cain 1850 – 1882
6. Drucella Florence Cain 1853 –
7. Joseph Michael Cain 1854 – 1897
8. Henry William Cain 1854 –
9. John Silas Cain 1859 –
10. James Morgan Cain 1864 –
11. Van Calhoun Cain 1867 – 1890
12. Levi Nathan Cain 1871 – 1958
Other Spouse & Children
Ana Eliza (Porter) Allen 1839 – 1906 the Widow of James Bennett Allen who died in Tenn, Civil War
13. Samuel Parker Cain
14. Charles Boen Cain
Source; United Daughters of the Confederacy, Turner Publishing Company.
Minister/Farmer. Joined the Confederate States Army, Co.D, (King's MS Infantry), State Troops. He was released early for unknown causes. His 3 slaves refused to leave him after the emancipation.
Married twice. Buried with his first wife.
First married to Margaret Allis Conn 1827 – 1871
Children
1. Mary Jane Cain
2. Revernce Cain
3. Robert Thaddeus Cain
4. Sally Elizabeth Cain
5. Susanna Rebecca Cain 1850 – 1882
6. Drucella Florence Cain 1853 –
7. Joseph Michael Cain 1854 – 1897
8. Henry William Cain 1854 –
9. John Silas Cain 1859 –
10. James Morgan Cain 1864 –
11. Van Calhoun Cain 1867 – 1890
12. Levi Nathan Cain 1871 – 1958
Other Spouse & Children
Ana Eliza (Porter) Allen 1839 – 1906 the Widow of James Bennett Allen who died in Tenn, Civil War
13. Samuel Parker Cain
14. Charles Boen Cain
Source; United Daughters of the Confederacy, Turner Publishing Company.
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