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Volume E p 149, Barnwell Co SC records, 8 February 1810 JOHN and JAMES YOUNG, HEIRS OF JOHN YOUNG dec'd to John Bates; $500 "of our Father J OHN YOUNG".."of our Father the sd John Young dec'd"..property belonging to our Father John Young dec'd; signed JOHN X YOUNG, JAMES ^ YOUNG; witnesses Peter Purnal, Wm Bates; recorded 2 July 1810 Volume P p 139, Barnwell Co SC records, 14 March 1823 JAMES YOUNG and Mary his wife to Elizabeth Purnal; $413.27 3/4 cents for 50 ac on 4 Mile Branch waters of Savannah River, part of tract granted Thomas Philpot for 150 ac in 1762...also one other tract...near sd 4 mile Branch..60 ac part of grant to Arthur Daves for 122 ac in 1785 land whereon sd JAMES YOUNG and Mary his wife now lives; signed JAMES X YOUNG, MARY X YOUNG; witnesses Saml J Bailey, Joseph Lambe; recorded 31 Jan 1825 Abstracted by Linda McCain Stansell Nov 1989

Volume A p 106, Barnwell Co SC records, 28 December 1796 Stephen Curry to Sarah Hargrove and HEIRS & REPRESENTATIVES OF THOMAS YOUNG deceased; $500 for 100 ac; half of...200 ac originally granted by T/P? Stanaland to Edward Southwell Jr and descended by heirship to Wm Southwell..Old Three Runs...; signed Stephen Curry; witnesses Elliot Alexander Myers, Ann Curry; recorded 15 Oct 1800 Volume 2 p 67, Barnwell Co records, 30 September 1789 JOHN YOUNG, Carpenter, to John Simmons; 100 ac "for divers good causes and consideration to me moving...my beloved nephew John Simmons"; E side of Lower Three Runs...upper corner of..tract..originally granted to sd JOHN YOUNG; signed JOHN (his mark) YOUNG; witnesses Ishmael X Simmons, John Gallaher; recorded 1 April 1801 Transcribed by Linda McCain Stansell Oct 1989

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related to the four or five sisters I posted are these other YOUNG'S; if anyone knows this family, there is a mysterious T. E. & W. E. YOUNG that are related, as well as District Attorney and Judge James S. YOUNG, of Pittsburgh, PA, a cousin of W. E. YOUNG. you'd think I'd be able to find James, but he's a will o' the wisp.

these are either four sisters and one cousin, or five sisters, I haven't found which is correct yet. perhaps there is a clue in the children's names? Elizabeth Young m. John Weygandt Christena/Christinia Young m. William Perrine Applegate Lavinia Young m. Henry Smith Margaret Young m. Jonathan J. Pearson Catherine Young m. Benjamin Gossage Elizabeth YOUNG b: 1794 Marriage to John WEYGANDT Birth: 9 MAY 1784 in ,Northampton,Pennsylvania Death: 15 MAR 1857 in ,Ohio buried United Brethren Chapel Cemetery, Urban Hill (presume Ohio) source for info; Jim Weygandt, Annapolis, Maryland, [email protected] 1850 & 1860 Lawrence twp, Stark Co., Ohio census I believe there was at least one more child, William who m. Catherine and had at least two sons, Jacob b. 1840 OH and John E. b. 1852 OH. from the census, William was b. abt 1816 Children Elias WEYGANDT b: 18 AUG 1813 Moses WEYGANDT b: 14 MAR 1815 Simon WEYGANDT b: 23 SEP 1817 Peter WEYGANDT b: 14 APR 1820 Magdalene WEYGANDT b: 23 AUG 1822 Rebecca WEYGANDT b: 3 OCT 1823 Christiana WEYGANDT b: 1 MAR 1826 Veronica WEYGANDT b: 4 FEB 1828 John WEYGANDT b: 3 AUG 1830 Andrew WEYGANDT b: 3 DEC 1831 Elizabeth WEYGANDT b: 16 JUL 1833 Jonathan WEYGANDT b: 12 MAR 1836 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Christena A YOUNG Birth: 1810 in Pennsylvania Marriage to William Perrine APPLEGATE b: 27 NOV 1800 in New Jersey Married: 27 DEC 1827 in Pittsburgh,Allegheny,Pennsylvania Children Lydia Ann APPLEGATE b: in Pennsylvania Caroline APPLEGATE b: 1834 in Pennsylvania Emma APPLEGATE b: 1836 in Pennsylvania Joseph APPLEGATE b: 1837 in Pennsylvania Amanda APPLEGATE b: 1840 in Pennsylvania George APPLEGATE b: 1843 in Pennsylvania Andrew APPLEGATE b: 1845 in Pennsylvania Minerva APPLEGATE b: 1847 in Pennsylvania ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Lavenia YOUNG b. abt 1790-1810 Marriage to Henry SMITH ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Margaret YOUNG Birth: ABT 1790-1810 in ,Pennsylvania Death: 1836 in ,Ohio Burial: Massillon,Ohio Marriage to Jonathan J PEARSON b: 5 JUN 1803 in ,Pennsylvania Children Amanda PEARSON b: ABT 1829 John Young PEARSON b: 22 FEB 1831 in Pittsburg,Allegheny,Pennsylvania Sarah E PEARSON and others not yet known, a male & at least one female ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Cathrine YOUNG b. abt 1790-1810 Marriage 1 Benjamin GOSSAGE I do not have children for Catherine or Lavinia

Hello List, I and a cousin of mine are researching a Matthew and his father James young. Matthew: b. about 1764-Bart township Lancaster Pa.---According to my info his father was James Sr. and his mother Mary (Morgan) Scott. Matthew was married to an Elizibeth Bail.He died in Mercer county Pa. If I have the right James Young he was born around 1734 Bart township Lancaster Pa. Is there any one out there that have these Young's? If so please e-mail me at [email protected] Leona ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com

Hi, List: I thought some of you might be interested in seeing a Young family Bible, given to Pam Wood-Waugh, listowner of [email protected], by a woman who bought it at a booksale in Minneapolis. It's on-line at: http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Acres/3500/archives.html The Bible was owned by William Henry Young of Noyan, Quebec. Bernard Young

Leona I am very interested in your James and Matthew Young. Do you have any siblings for either of these people??? My Samuel Young was born in Cumberland Co PA in 1762. He named his oldest son James and his younger son Matthew. Both James and Matthew named their oldest sons James so I am looking at any James in that area and time period. Cumberland Co was made from Lancaster in 1750. My Sam was later in Northumberland co which was formed from Lancaster and Cumberland. I have considerable info of the names James, John and Samuel in this area that I would like to compare. Thanks J. Ray Young

Searching for parents of Delia (or Adana) Margaret Barbara Allen YOUNG, b. 1869, Denmark....migrated to USA, 1876..........do not know port of entry............ Delia married, 24 Sept 1888, Adams Co., IL......to Joseph HICKERSON............ Appreciate any help! Thanx! Suzy

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The following family is a branch of the Robert and Rebecca Hussey family that I posted a few days ago. Hopefully, someone will recognize these names. Thanks, Suzanne George B. Young b 1851 in OH s/o William L. and Helen Rennie BROMWELL ma Octavia Katae OWEN ca 1875 She was born in 1856 in MO. Their children are: Ethyl b 1882 in IN Gladstone b 1883 in IN Owen B. b 1884 in IL Lowell b Feb 1896 in IN in 1920 he was a Sec for the Electric Co in Indpls. IN Ruth b 1886 in IN Austin L. (Rev.) d in Kansas

J. Nolan Grady wrote <<<< My YOUNG brick wall is in Warrick County, IN. >>>> I have not yet made a positive association between Garrett C. YOUNG who lived in Warrick County at the time of the 1830 census and the other YOUNGS who lived there. By 1840 Garrett had moved north to Parke County, Indiana - and before your ancestor married in 1854 in Warrick County, Garrett was either dead or he had deserted his family who was living in Jasper County, Missouri. It looks as though Garrett YOUNG'S probable brother, James W. (b. 1818 in Indiana), was a carpenter and that at least two of his son, Henry H (b. 1824 in Indiana) and John M. (b. 1825 in Indiana) were also carpenters. I would imagine that this was a trade learned "at their father's knee"so to speak. Garrett YOUNG'S wife was Susannah CROOKS who was b. 1805 in Jefferson County, Kentucky (just across the Ohio River from Indiana), but by the time that she & Garrett were married in 1823, her family had moved to Knox County, Indiana which is where they were married. I believe - but don't know - that the CROOKS and the YOUNGS must have known each other in Kentucky. It is possible that they settled in Knox County together and that it was after the marriage that Garrett moved south to Warrick County. I wish that I could be more helpful. I know the "grasping at straws all too well!" Jody

I have just found a connection to Thomas Paine , the patriot and author. Is there any one of list who is history buff and can perhaps give me some help? Please reply off list! Sandi

Good evening, Young researchers. My name is ginny knutsen and I live in se Idaho. I have been searching for two Young ancestors for many years. I only have their names and 2 dates each. I am hoping that rootsweb will lead me to knowing who their families are. Here they are: Catharine Young b 1790 d 9 Feb 1853 1st or 2nd wife of Alpheus Chamberlain both buried in Larison's Corner Cemetery known children Mary Y.(mine), Sarah, Edward, Lewis Mary Young b 1736 d 1821 wife of Christopher Fisher (born in Rocktown, Hunterdon, NJ) only known child (mine) Mary Fisher m John Hortman These are Hunterdon County, NJ, families. Please let me know if you find the parents' names of Catharine and Mary. My early years were in the East, often visiting my grandmother, Annie Sutphin Kuhl, in Flemington, NJ. I am a Title I math teacher in our elementary school. Best wishes, ginny

I have a Robert YOUNG b.1841,son of John Taylor and Mary Rosa Stuart YOUNG, married to a Josephine HUSSEYb.1847, daughter of Charles C. HUSSEY and Mary E. Holt Marsh HUSSEY. They were married and died in MS. Karen

Dear Jody, My YOUNG brick wall is in Warrick County, IN. Here is what I know about my great grandfather, Joseph Young. According to his grave marker he was born in England 18 Dec. 1824 and died in Yell County. AR on 15 Feb 1902. He is buried in the Chickalah Mountain Cemetery in Yell County. According to the 1900 census he came to this country in 1847. He applied in citizenship 11 Oct 1852 in Vanderburgh County, IN On 15 Feb. 1854 he married Eleanor "Ellen" McDonald Wingate in Warrick County, IN. She was the widow of James N. Wingate, Jr. and had two small children: Elias Wingate b. Sep. 1850 and Henry J. Wingate b. 11 Oct 1852. Joseph and Eleanor Young had six children: Martha Jane Young b. 2 Jan 1855, Avis Young b. 15 May 1857, Mary Young b. abt 1859, John Allen Young (my grandfather) b. 20 Jun 1863, Joseph Marion Young b. Dec 1867, and Walter Levi Young b. abt. 1875. All the children were born in Warrick County, IN. The family moved to Yell County, AR in about Oct 1881. According to some "old timers" in Yell County he had a brother named Thomas Young b. 1 Sep 1843 and died 27 Aug. 1918. He, too, is buried in Chickalah Mountain Cemetery. I "believe" there was another brother named James Young and maybe a sister named Belle. There has to be a reason that Joseph Young chose to settle in Warrick County, IN. Perhaps other family members were there. Does your Young research in Warrick County indicate any such relationship. By now you can see that I am grasping at straws. Thank you, have a good day and happy huntin'. J. Nolan Grady

Although I do not see an immediate connection, I cannot rule out the possibility that your Young family and mine were related somehow. There is a history of my Greene County, IL Young family at: http://homepage.interaccess.com/~dcastell/ajyhist.htm I hope that helps to confirm or deny the possibility. Regards, Don Castella -----Original Message----- From: Jeanne MacMurray [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, April 13, 2000 7:51 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Jesse W. Young-Glasgow, Ill I am new to this list and hope someone can help me. I have traced my great grandfather, Jesse W. Young, born Dec. 8, 1836, I believe at Whitehall, Greene Cty, Ill. He married Cerrena McEvers, Nov. 17, 1859 at Winchester, Scott Cty, Ill. (I have a lot of history on Cerrena's family). He and Cerrena migrated to Solomon, Dickenson Cty, Ks. Jesse and Cerrena are buried in Glasgow, Ill cemetery. In the 1870 census - Jesse, age 33, worked as a Dry Goods Merchant at Glasgow, Ill; Cerrena, keeps house; children: William ll, Izara 9, Owen (my grandfather) 4, Amlgayell 3, F, Lycurgus, born in March. In the same 1870 census - Ephraim Young, age 42; wife, Anna 35, was also a Dry Goods Merchant at Glasgow, Ill. Their children were listed as Kirtland 14, Ellen ll, Edith 9, Georgiana 6, Edwin 3. I would like to know the name of Jesse W. Young's father and where they were from originally. Since Ephraim was also a Dry Goods Merchant in Glasgow, Ill. were he and Jesse Young related?? Thanks Jeanne Young MacMurray ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== There are lots of Youngs with the same names, even in the same area. Try to be as specific as possible to get the best results. The list owner is at [email protected] ============================== Join the RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: Linking the world, one GEDCOM at a time. http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Need ancestry information of the subject. He married Margaret Lynch and lived in Williamsburg Co., SC. Any info would be appreciated. Thanks, Melanie

I am new to this list and hope someone can help me. I have traced my great grandfather, Jesse W. Young, born Dec. 8, 1836, I believe at Whitehall, Greene Cty, Ill. He married Cerrena McEvers, Nov. 17, 1859 at Winchester, Scott Cty, Ill. (I have a lot of history on Cerrena's family). He and Cerrena migrated to Solomon, Dickenson Cty, Ks. Jesse and Cerrena are buried in Glasgow, Ill cemetery. In the 1870 census - Jesse, age 33, worked as a Dry Goods Merchant at Glasgow, Ill; Cerrena, keeps house; children: William ll, Izara 9, Owen (my grandfather) 4, Amlgayell 3, F, Lycurgus, born in March. In the same 1870 census - Ephraim Young, age 42; wife, Anna 35, was also a Dry Goods Merchant at Glasgow, Ill. Their children were listed as Kirtland 14, Ellen ll, Edith 9, Georgiana 6, Edwin 3. I would like to know the name of Jesse W. Young's father and where they were from originally. Since Ephraim was also a Dry Goods Merchant in Glasgow, Ill. were he and Jesse Young related?? Thanks Jeanne Young MacMurray