He also supposedly posed for the Confederate Memorial that stands in the City Square of Louisville, and was very active in the Confederate Veterans Association in Mississippi. He was a colorful figure in the town of Louisville after the end of the Civil War and served as Mayor of Louisville for more than one term, as well as magistrate of District One (Winston County. He was Grand Tyler of the Grand Lodge, AF and AM, State of Mississippi, Trustee of the High School, and devoted member/Sunday School Superintendant for the Baptist church.
Pink was a blacksmith by trade, as his father and grandfather Cagle had been before him. Generations of Louisville citizens recalled seeing "Uncle Pink" atop his white horse, decked out in his old war uniform, for many of the towns events.** -D. Stafford (3rd great -grand niece of J.P. Cagle)
He also supposedly posed for the Confederate Memorial that stands in the City Square of Louisville, and was very active in the Confederate Veterans Association in Mississippi. He was a colorful figure in the town of Louisville after the end of the Civil War and served as Mayor of Louisville for more than one term, as well as magistrate of District One (Winston County. He was Grand Tyler of the Grand Lodge, AF and AM, State of Mississippi, Trustee of the High School, and devoted member/Sunday School Superintendant for the Baptist church.
Pink was a blacksmith by trade, as his father and grandfather Cagle had been before him. Generations of Louisville citizens recalled seeing "Uncle Pink" atop his white horse, decked out in his old war uniform, for many of the towns events.** -D. Stafford (3rd great -grand niece of J.P. Cagle)
Family Members
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Mary Matilda Cagle Catledge
1848–1940
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Margaret L. Cagle Freeman
1850–1872
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Charles Leonard "Charlie" Cagle
1852–1864
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Elvira Jane Cagle Clark
1854–1944
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Virginia Caroline "Jennie" Cagle Scarborough
1856–1941
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Eululia T "Lou" Cagle Costiloe
1859–1929
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Harriet Augusta "Hattie" Cagle Davis
1865–1920
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Bettie Cagle Vance
1866–1925
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Anna Lee Cagle Watson
1868–1951
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Sallie Ford Cagle Curtis Crafton
1870–1965
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Carrie Bell Cagle Davis
1867–1944
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James Louis Cagle
1870–1928
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Hattie Ross Cagle McMillin
1872–1964
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Patrick Cagle
1883–1884
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Martha Elvira "Mattie" Cagle Campbell
1885–1960
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Mary Cagle Lowe
1890–1974
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John Pat Cagle
1892–1902
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Thomas Freeman Cagle
1894–1964
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Vera Cagle Jordan
1897–1977
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Joseph Wheeler "Joe" Cagle
1898–1954
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Forrest Cagle
1902–1981