Family: Isaac CAIN / Elizabeth HART (F23252) [1, 2]
m. Oct 1839-
Father | Male
Isaac CAIN
Born 12 May 1810 Died Dec 1864 Point Lookout, St. Marys Co, MD 
Buried Point Lookout Confederate Cemetery, Scotland, St. Marys Co, MD Married Oct 1839 [3] Harrison Co, (W)VA [3] Father Edmund CAIN | F23250 Group Sheet Mother Elizabeth HICKMAN | F23250 Group Sheet
Mother | Female
Elizabeth HART
Born CA 1817 Maryland Died 8 Feb 1885 Harrison Co, WV Buried Father Josiar HART | F99 Group Sheet Mother Sarah GARRETT | F99 Group Sheet
Child 3 | Male
Jerome CAIN
Born Mar 1844 Harrison Co, (W)VA Died 12 Jul 1901 Fall Run, Harrison Co, WV Buried Hopewell Baptist (aka Cain) Cemetery, Stouts Run Rd, Harrison Co, WV Spouse Sarah Elizabeth LOCKARD | F23251 Married 3 Oct 1880 Doddridge Co, WV
Child 4 | Female
Loverna CAIN
Born 15 Apr 1846 Harrison Co, (W)VA Died Bef Jun 1900 Buried Spouse James Taylor PRUNTY | F16108 Married 16 Apr 1865 Harrison Co, WV
Child 7 | Male
James Benton CAIN
Born 25 Jun 1855 Harrison Co, (W)VA Died 30 Jan 1930 Mt. Clare, Harrison Co, WV Buried Hopewell Baptist (aka Cain) Cemetery, Stouts Run Rd, Harrison Co, WV Spouse Florence ADAMS | F31946 Married 13 Nov 1879 Harrison Co, WV
Child 8 | Male
John F. CAIN
Born 15 Aug 1858 Harrison Co, (W)VA Died 1 Feb 1932 Lost Creek, Harrison Co, WV Buried Hopewell Baptist (aka Cain) Cemetery, Stouts Run Rd, Harrison Co, WV
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Documents 
Marriage Bond, Harrison County, (West) Virginia Marriage Record, Harrison County, (West) Virginia
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Notes - 1860 Census, Harrison Co, Virginia (now West Virginia):
Isaac Cain, 50, Elizabeth, 43; Mary C, 20; William J, 18; Jerome, 15; Luverna, 14; Serrepta, 12; Brunett (female), 10; James B, 4; John F, 2.
Isaac Cain and his son William fought for the Confederacy in the Civil War. They were both shot at the Battle of Gettysburg, and both were captured when Isaac refused to leave his more severely wounded son. William was taken to a local hospital, where he soon died. Isaac was transported to Point Lookout, Maryland, where he was confined as a Prisoner of War until his death in December 1864. Although he was buried at Point Lookout and his name is listed on a plaque there, there is a cenotaph in his memory, similar to a military grave marker, at the Hopewell Baptist Church Cemetery in Harrison County, W.Va.
Point Lookout: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/20047411/isaac-cain
Hopewell Cemetery: https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/183923835/isaac-cain
Point Lookout was the largest Union POW camp and had by far the worst living conditions. Built to accommodate 10,000 prisoners, its population at the end of the war had grown to 22,000. Shelter consisted only of various types of tents, with no barracks to protect the men from the elements. At least 3,584 prisoners died there over a 22-month period. There were only 50 escapes.
http://www.censusdiggins.com/prison_ptlookout.html
http://www.americanwars101.com/pow/md-point-lookout.html [4]
Married:
- Marriage bond signed by the husband's brother, Edmund L. Cain, and by the wife's father, Josiah Hart, on Oct 28 1839. The marriage record itself does not specify a date.
- 1860 Census, Harrison Co, Virginia (now West Virginia):
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Sources - [S1567] Marriage record of son.
- [S1604] Death record of son.
- [S1654] Harrison County Marriage Records, Clarksburg, WV.
- [S2529] Descendants of Nicholas Cain of Albemarle County, Virginia, Shirley J. Evans, (http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/e/v/a/Shirley-J-Evans/GENE2-0001.html).
http://www.censusdiggins.com/prison_ptlookout.html
http://www.americanwars101.com/pow/md-point-lookout.html
- [S1567] Marriage record of son.