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David Cain

Birth11 Jan 1860 - Marion Township, Daviess County, Missouri, USA
Death29 May 1915 - Altamont, Daviess Co., Missouri
MotherLetitia Lettie Groomer
FatherLott Harrison Cain

Born in Marion Township, Daviess County, Missouri, USA on 11 Jan 1860 to Lott Harrison Cain and Letitia Lettie Groomer. David Cain married Amanda Elizabeth "Mandy" Hall and had 7 children. He passed away on 29 May 1915 in Altamont, Daviess Co., Missouri.

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Parents
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Lott Harrison Cain
1822 - Unknown
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Letitia Lettie Groomer
1826 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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Amanda Elizabeth "Mandy" Hall
1866 - 1901
Children Show all
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Maude Cain
1885 - 1934
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Aaron Dewitt Cain
1892 - 1929
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Ross Cain
1891 - 1949
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Paul David Cain
1899 - 1961
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Jennie A Cain
1896 - 1963
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Elma D Cain
1898 - 1964
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Nellie Cain
1888 - Unknown

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