I don't want to leave the impression that John had a grandson named Gabriel, thought he may have, because it is also likely, since Gabriel was born in Virginia that he was the son of a different Young, possibly Lewis Young, John's brother. Does anybody on the list know who Gabriel Young is? Jean _________ > Now, to speculate further, there is a Gabriel C. Young in the 1850 > census of Greenup who was 34 or born about 1816. Who was his father? > If John Young had a son as indicated in the 1810 census and who > married by 1816 and therefore was not in the 1820 census at his > father's household, he "may" have had a male descendants who could > have been the father of Gabriel C. Young. > > BTW, our family descend from Jane S. Young and her husband, Gabriel > Hannah and were married in 1812. To carry this speculation even > further, it would not have been unusual for the name Gabriel to have > been used by the Young family after the 1812 marriage. > > Well, that's the only indications I can find, and there is certainly > no actual proof, but I think there are indications that they may have > had a son or two who may have become of marriageable age.