FAMILY STORIES

JOHN GEORGE CADLE

JOHN GEORGE CADLE MARRIED FANNY BOLITHO, UNFORTUNATELY, SHE WAS
THE FAMILY COOK. HE WAS SEEN TO HAVE "MARRIED BENEATH HIMSELF" AND WAS
SO DISINHERITED. HE AND HIS NEW WIFE MOVED TO WALES FROM GLOUCESTER AWAY FROM HIS FAMILY, AND SO BEGAN THE WELSH CONNECTION

TERENCE EDWARD CADLE

TERRY CADLE SERVED IN THE ROYAL ARTILLERY DURING W.W.2.

HE WAS STATIONED AT SINGAPORE AND WAS CAPTURED BY THE JAPANESE WHEN SINGAPORE SURRENDERED. WHILST ABOARD A P.O.W. SHIP BEING TRANSPORTED TO JAPAN, IT WAS TORPEDOED BY A AMERICAN SUBMARINE AND WAS SUNK.HE WAS SEEN SWIMMING AWAY FROM THE SINKING SHIP, BUT NEVER FOUND, PRESUMED EATEN BY SHARKS.

TERENCE'S FULL STORY  

THOMAS CADLE

EMIGRATED TO NEW YORK IN1785 , AT ONE TIME OWNED THE LAND ON WHICH ST. PATRICK'S CATHEDERAL NOW STANDS. HIS SON,RICHARD, AND DAUGHTER,SARAH,
WERE BOTH MISSIONARIES TO THE WINCONSIN INDIANS

RICHARD'S STORY  

CORNELIUS CADLE

Cornelius followed his brother to America in 1791. He set up a wood importing business, dealing mainly in mahogany. He then started a lumber mill and became a very sucessful businessman.when he became ill, he was advised to go west, unfortunately he died within a day of arriving at his destination...... Muscatine County, Iowa.

CORNELIUS'S STORY  

JOHN BOLITHO

John spent most of his life in the merchant navy. Maritime records
show he first went to sea as a boy in 1833. He was ticketed as a mate in
1846 and obtained his certificate of competency as a master at Truro in
1851. He was master of several ships, including being shown as the
master of the schooner " Hiram " in the 1861 census.

JOHN'S SHIPS