CAVAYE family & kinship

NOT YET INCORPORATING CAVAYE NEWS 

 In the year 1800 in the West Indies,

 Haitian refugee Claire CAVAYÉ was 17 

and Scots-born trader William CATHCART was 25.

Their story is told in Dorothy Cavaye’s book “Need a Body Cry?”

 From their sons William and Robert began the CAVAYE FAMILY which now reaches around the world 

 

In the year 2000 lots of Cavayes got together in another of their family gatherings in Edinburgh.

 

PORTOBELLO CAVAYES

 

DOROTHY AT 82

Dorothy Kelly (one of the Portobello Cavayes) climbed to the top of Arthur's Seat and back from Duddingston Loch on her 82nd birthday in 2007. She was following a family tradition begun by her maternal great grandmother, Jane Torrance (Baillie) in advanced years 100 years ago, which her mother Norah Cavaye (Torrance) had also honoured, earning an Edinburgh Weekly picture and headline Granny Norah at the Top in October 1969.

 

Glenn Cavaye's CAVAYE PLACE website -on the net since 2001

Or look up my KOSMOID KINSHIP data, from this beginning in 1963.

 

 

 

In fact, in France, the Cavayés are mostly found around Carcassone

 

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