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Jesse Cain

Birth1774 - Western, Augusta, Virginia, United States
Death1867 - Prairie City, Franklin, Missouri, United States
MotherCharity Booth (Cain)
FatherJohn "Daniel's Bros" B. Cain,

Born in Western, Augusta, Virginia, United States on 1774 to John "Daniel's Bros" B. Cain, and Charity Booth (Cain). Jesse Cain had 13 children. He passed away on 1867 in Prairie City, Franklin, Missouri, United States.

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Parents
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John "Daniel's Bros" B. Cain,
1739 - 1834
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Charity Booth (Cain)
1742 - 1791
Children Show all
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Harvey Henry Cain
1815 - 1863
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Lavinia Cain (M Rogers)
1817 - 1898
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John Cain
1805 - Unknown
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Paulina Cain
1802 - 1844
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Mary (Polly) Cain
1824 - Unknown
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Sarah Cane
1810 - 1865
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#124 James (Jesse) Cain
1800 - 1855
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Jesse G. B. (Greenbury) Cain
1818 - 1863
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Eli Cain
1800 - 1875
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James Burton "Burl" Cain
1819 - 1856
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John Elias Cain
1824 - 1875
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Mary Cain
1806 - Unknown
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Harvey Cain
1802 - Unknown

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