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Orginally this profile was attached to William Cain-4710 and Elizabeth Powerll-12701 as parents, but our DNA Cain Group determined this was not likely. Will re-evaluate and adjust as needed.
Richard was born in 1805, according to the U.S. Fed Census Mortality schedcule. [1] This is consistant with the 1850 census when he is said to be 46 years old. [2]
He is thought to be the son of Abel Cain and Mary "Polly" Griffin, based on the wills from Polly's brother and father. (will details soon)
He married Elizabeth Daniel on 22 October 1826 in Richmond, Georgia.[3] *see Research notes below.
In 1830 The census finds Richard Cain in Macon, Bibb, Georgia. 1 male 20-29, 1 female 2--29 . 2 male under 5, 1 male 5-9, 2 female under 5[4]
Land records found 1839 and 1850. Will transcribe and add links soon.
In 1840 Richard A Cain is found in Stuland, Bibb, Georgia 1 male under 5, 2 males 5-9, 1 male 30-39, 1 female under 5, 3 females 10-14, 1 female 20-29, 1 female 40-49 [5]
Richard A Cain is found in several news articles concerning Sheriff's Sales. One of these was published in the Georgia Telegraph 25 February 1845. [6]
In 1850 R. A. Cain (Cane) is found in Militia District 520, Bibb, Georgia. He is a farmer and with him and his wife, there are Augustus, Laura, Emily, Fanny, William, G A, Angeline and James ranging in ages 20-5 years old. His occupation is farmer. [2]
On 2 December 1851 there is an notice in the Macon Georgia Telegraph "The Friends of Richard A. Cain announce him as a candidate for re-election to the office of Tax Collector of Bibb County". [7] Then 19 July 1853 " Messrs. Editors, You will please announce the name of that old and tried Democrae and faithful public servant, Richard A Cain, as the candiadate for the office of Tax Coollector of Bibb county. "[8]
In the 1860 Slave Schuelde Richard A Cain is found in Rutlands Dist of Bibb County.[9] as well as the 1860 population census [10] This census year his occupation is shown as Methodist Minister.
in 1870 Richard and Elizabeth are in Subdivision 8 of Bibb county, Georgia. Living with them are Augustus, Robert, lewellym, Elizabeth Page, John L, Page, Georiga and Sarah Churchill. Here his occupation is farmer. [11]
The Macon Telegraph and Message reported on 11 January 1874 that Rev. Richard Cain was preacing at the Jones Chapel (Methodist) [12]
22 June 1875 the Georgia Weekly Telegrapo and Georgia Jouranl and Messenger reported that Richard A Cain preached a funeral for Mr james Timley, an intimate friend and assoicate. [13]
He passed away in September 1879 of a "Cramp of the Stomach". [1] Porbate Record found for 4 November 1879 For R.A. Cain, administrtions letters [14]
16 July 1880, The Georiga Weekly Telegraph and Journal and Messenger published an report from the Macon District Conference. The whole afternoon sescion was taken up in a memorial in memory of deceased members. Among those remembered was Rev. Richard Cain of the Macon circuit, [15]
In the book, Methodist Preachers in Georgia 1783-1900, We find Richard Cain, of the South Gerogia Conference, Methodist Espiscopal Church South; deceased 1879. 1842 Deacon, 1871 Elder and 1871-72 Macon City Mission. [16]
Name | Elizabeth Daniel |
Spouse | Richard A. Cain |
Marriage Date | 22 Oct 1826 |
Marriage County | Richmond |
Marriage State | Georgia |
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