A "Jot em' down store in East Texas, where I live, is a store where you can trade on time. They jot your charges down and hang them on the wall or write them in a "jot em' down book." We still have those kind of stores. Location doesn't have anything to do with it," When you pay your bill, you get a free treat. Now how bout them apples? Many happy returns, from a Texas granny.

There was a Martha Young m. Isaac Young in Williamsburg SC who had as children: Levi, William, Jane, and Martha, I believe. These may be related to yours, but I am not sure. The time from is about right for Isaac to be related to your Jesse. I am trying to find a connection to Isaac Young b. c. 1814 in SC, lived in Williamsburg, SC, d. c. 1870, with any Young. Do you have any information that might indicate he came from Barnwell? Melanie Young [email protected] wrote: > > Need parents and siblings of Jesse Young born about 1780/1784 in SC. He died > in 1848 in Amite Co MS. Jesse was a Baptist preacher who traveled throughout > the Florida Parishes to set up new churches after having been baptized while > in the militia in the War of 1812. He married Sarah Chaddick in Barnwell Co > SC in 1805. Sarah moved to Claiborne Parish LA where she lived out her life > after Jesse's death. > > Their children were were Richard who married Catherine Waggoner; Elizabeth > who married (1) Zachariah Montgomery & (2) Martin Chaddick; Sarah who married > (1) Henry Clark & (2) Charles Stanley; Christopher Adar who married (1) > Frances Parker & (2) Lavinia Roundtree - all born in Barnwell Co SC. After > the moved to Amite Co MS, the following children were born: John E who > married Barshaby Jones; Jesse Jr who married Sarah Jones; Mary who married > Aaron K Nolen; Elijah who married Mary Pate; William Greenberry who married > Catherine Moak; Isaacher who married Nancy Montgomery; Esther who married > Henry W Green and Levi D Young who married (1) Louisa Duncan and (2) Martha W > ??. > > I have researched the other Youngs who were in Barnwell at the time Jesse > Young was there and can make no link. I also do not believe he was a brother > of Sarah Young who married my ancestor Christopher Garlington because of the > places Sarah would have lived when Jesse was a child. Any help would be > appreciated. > > Linda McCain Stansell > > ==== 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] > > ============================== > Free Web space. ANY amount. ANY subject. > RootsWeb's Freepages put you in touch with millions. > http://cgi.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/acctform.cgi

I am not a granny---yet. My oldest is 12. I grew up in SC. Those expression were commonplace. It was not just the older folks using them, either. Some of those same expressions are used in TX, along with a few specific to TX. Questions: My grandfather used to refer to a "jot'em down store". My Dad said it was the store on the corner. Is that all it means? By the way, we say "as snug as a bug in a rug" rather than just "as snug as a bug". Melanie Young

Need parents and siblings of Jesse Young born about 1780/1784 in SC. He died in 1848 in Amite Co MS. Jesse was a Baptist preacher who traveled throughout the Florida Parishes to set up new churches after having been baptized while in the militia in the War of 1812. He married Sarah Chaddick in Barnwell Co SC in 1805. Sarah moved to Claiborne Parish LA where she lived out her life after Jesse's death. Their children were were Richard who married Catherine Waggoner; Elizabeth who married (1) Zachariah Montgomery & (2) Martin Chaddick; Sarah who married (1) Henry Clark & (2) Charles Stanley; Christopher Adar who married (1) Frances Parker & (2) Lavinia Roundtree - all born in Barnwell Co SC. After the moved to Amite Co MS, the following children were born: John E who married Barshaby Jones; Jesse Jr who married Sarah Jones; Mary who married Aaron K Nolen; Elijah who married Mary Pate; William Greenberry who married Catherine Moak; Isaacher who married Nancy Montgomery; Esther who married Henry W Green and Levi D Young who married (1) Louisa Duncan and (2) Martha W ??. I have researched the other Youngs who were in Barnwell at the time Jesse Young was there and can make no link. I also do not believe he was a brother of Sarah Young who married my ancestor Christopher Garlington because of the places Sarah would have lived when Jesse was a child. Any help would be appreciated. Linda McCain Stansell

Descendants of William H. Young Generation No. 1 1. WILLIAM H.1 YOUNG He married EVALINE UNK October 03, 1826 in Washington Co. TN.. She was born Abt. 1812 in Alabama. Notes for WILLIAM H. YOUNG: Wright County, Missouri, A USGenWeb/MOGenWeb site 1850 Wright Co., MO census with Annotations by Gloria Bogart Carter [email protected] as of 2/19/2000 2-2 250 YOUNG, Evaline 38 f AL m 3 Oct 1826 Washington Co TN to Wm. H. YOUNG; nee: JIKES-TIPTON; Wid in Webster Co MO 1860. John A. 22 m TN fmr Peter R. 18 m TN fmr m 21 Apr 1859 Webster Co MO Drucinda MARONEY; 1860 Webster Co MO. Margaret (E.)16 f TN sch m 3 Jan 1856 Webster Co MO John F. McHANAN s/o James McMAHAN & Temperance, see #73 Wright Co MO 1850; 1860 Webster Co MO. James P. 09 m TN sch Martha 06 f MO sch HUDSON, A.M.F. 31 m DE law Alexander Mc F. 1860 Laclede Co MO; Sarah J. 20 f TN Notes for EVALINE UNK: Wid in Webster Co MO 1860 census Children of WILLIAM YOUNG and EVALINE UNK are: i. JOHN A2 YOUNG, b. Abt. 1828. ii. PETER R. YOUNG, b. Abt. 1830, Tennessee; m. DRUCINDA CATHARINE MARONEY, April 21, 1859, Webster Co. Missouri; b. August 13, 1844, Georgia. More About PETER R. YOUNG: Census: 1850, Wright Co., MO iii. MARGARET E YOUNG, b. Abt. 1832; m. JOHN F. MCHANAN, January 03, 1856, Webster Co., MO. iv. JAMES P YOUNG, b. Abt. 1841. v. MARTHA YOUNG, b. Abt. 1844. William Maroney Neosho, MO " We're all related " <MARONEY><OFFICER><CAFFEY><KEESLING> <ACKERSON><LARSON><GODSEY><EDWARDS> Genealogy Links http://www.zing.com/ (members name is wooderd )all my pictures are online now!!! http://www.rootsweb.com/ http://genforum.genealogy.com/ http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/r/William-Lee-Maroney/ http://www.netcolony.com/members/maroney/ http://www.myfamily.com/ http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/missouriroots Home Sweet Homes http://www.clandjop.com/~wmaroney/ http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Enterprises/3411/ http://members.theglobe.com/wooderd/default.html Go Kansas City CHIEFS http://maroney.freeservers.com/ http://members.tripod.com/wooderd/ THOUGHT OF THE DAY - "When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years." - Mark Twain. KISS = " Keep It Simple, Stupid "

Descendants of Peter R. Young Generation No. 1 1. PETER R.2 YOUNG (WILLIAM H.1) was born Abt. 1830 in Tennessee. He married DRUCINDA CATHARINE MARONEY April 21, 1859 in Webster Co. Missouri, daughter of SAMUEL MARONEY and MARTHA OFFICER. She was born August 13, 1844 in Georgia. More About PETER R. YOUNG: Census: 1850, Wright Co., MO William Maroney Neosho, MO " We're all related " <MARONEY><OFFICER><CAFFEY><KEESLING> <ACKERSON><LARSON><GODSEY><EDWARDS> Genealogy Links http://www.zing.com/ (members name is wooderd )all my pictures are online now!!! http://www.rootsweb.com/ http://genforum.genealogy.com/ http://www.familytreemaker.com/users/m/a/r/William-Lee-Maroney/ http://www.netcolony.com/members/maroney/ http://www.myfamily.com/ http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/missouriroots Home Sweet Homes http://www.clandjop.com/~wmaroney/ http://www.geocities.com/Eureka/Enterprises/3411/ http://members.theglobe.com/wooderd/default.html Go Kansas City CHIEFS http://maroney.freeservers.com/ http://members.tripod.com/wooderd/ THOUGHT OF THE DAY - "When I was a boy of 14, my father was so ignorant I could hardly stand to have the old man around. But when I got to be 21, I was astonished at how much he had learned in seven years." - Mark Twain. KISS = " Keep It Simple, Stupid "

when you look back our grandmothers were pretty smart and what's more they gave lots of love granny

I used to tell my kids I was going to knock them into next year LOL they always wondered when I also told them it would take a year to get back. I never did but for many years they thought I could love granny to another granny

It is fun to remember the past Love Granny

Hi Granny! I'm a granny too. I have thought about your comments all night. Perhaps I really am living in the past as not a day goes by that I don't use some of these sayings. Plus a few more. If you don't believe me you can ask my younger Cousin Sharon. <g> It keeps me young at heart plus I enjoy the bewildered look on the younger ones faces as they don't know whether to say say yes or no to some of my comments. I enjoyed your list. Aunt Jocie

> YOUNGS, ANGUS GEORGE My gr-grandfather Angus George YOUNGS born ca 1843-1860 ? NY, had 2 known children a daughter Hattie Mae 1904 ish and a son George Angus 1914 also in NY. George had 8 known children and it appears that he left around 1938 and came back in 1946! He was in Tennessee part of this time. Back about a year ago there was a gal who ws searching for her dad who vanished from Tennessee never to be seen again. If you are stil on this list please contact me. I am in contact with new found "cuzzins" Georges children from NY and they are interested in contact! Thanks, Carol

I would like to know more of the YOUNGS who lived in Jefferson County, Kentucky or one of its neighborning Counties (Bullitt, Hardin, Henry, and Shelby) around 1800 - plus or minus a decade or so. The Kentucky tax list for 1800 listed Andrew YOUNG, James YOUNG, Jasper YOUNG and William YOUNG in Jefferson County. In the 1810 census for that County there were two John YOUNGS. I believe that one of these men was the father of Garret C. YOUNG who m. Susannah CROOKS 23 Jan 1823 in Knox County, Indiana. Susannah was the daughter of Michael CROOKS and his wife, Eliza NUNEMACHER (who m. 20 Aug 1799 in Jefferson County, Kentucky). Garret & Susannah were enumerated in Warrick County, Indiana in 1830 and in Parke County, Indiana in 1840. Susan YOUNG was enumerated in Jasper County, Missouri in 1850 with this household: Susan. . . . . . 45 yo b. KY Elizabeth . . . 19 yo b. IN James . . . . . 14 yo b. IN Thomas . . . 13 yo b. IN Cyrus . . . . . 10 yo b. IN Garrett . . . . .8 yo b. IN Barbara . . .. 5 yo b. IN And nearby neighbors were: Henry H. YOUNG . . . . 26 yo b. IN . . . . cabinet maker Elizabeth [Williams ] . .27 yo b. KY Eli . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 yo b. IN Ervin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 yo b. IN Albina J. . . . . . . . . . . . 1 yo b. MO John M. . . . . . . . . . . . .25 yo b. IN Henry H. Young m. Elizabeth M. Williams 22 Aug 1846 in Parke County, Indiana. I suspect that he was a son of Garret & Susannah. Any information on ANY of the above would be very helpful. Thank you.

Hi Granny, I remember my grandfather saying "grab a root & growl" when he sat down at the dinner table. Thanks for reminding me - I had forgot all about it! Reta

I thought this was cute sounds like Ga talk to me lol love granny Civil War..Slang.. What if you could talk to someone who lived at the time of the Civil War? YOU would probably have a hard time understanding some of the things they said.. .LET'S step back now and hear what they had to say: Chief Cook and Bottle Washer: person capable of doing many things. Sheet Iron Crackers: hardtack Sardine Box: cap box Bread Basket: stomach Greenbacks: money Graybacks: Southern Soldiers or lice Arkansas Toothpick: large knife Pepperbox: pistol Zu-Zu: Zuoave Soldiers Fit to be tied: angry Horse Sense: smart Top Rail: #1 or first class Hunkey Dorey: great! Greenhorn, Bugger, Skunk: officers Snug as a bug: comfortable, cozy Sawbones: surgeon Skedaddle: run, scatter Hornets: bullets Bully: hurrah! or yeah! Possum: a buddy or pal Blowhard: big shot Fit as a fiddle: in good shape, healthy Uppity: conceited Scarce as hen's teeth: rare or scarce Grab a root: have dinner or potato Tight, Wallpapered: drunk Bark Juice or Tar Water: liquor Nokum Stiff or Joy juice: liquor Hard Case: tough Bluff: cheater Jailbird: criminal Hard Knocks: beaten up Been through the mill: done a lot Quick-step: diarrhea Played Out: worn out or tired Toeing the mark: doing the job Jonah: bad luck Goobers: peanuts Sunday Soldiers , Kid glove boys, Parlor Soldiers: insulting words to a Soldier Fresh Fish: raw recruits Whipped: beaten

the 2 fires at the archives here in Washington were thought to be arson.

And, there was another fire at the National Archives. A friend tells me that they may have lost 10,000 documents. [email protected] wrote: > > Recieved this on another list. > Thought it might be of interest to anyone who has travel plans. > > To one and all; > > As many of you know Fort Worth was hit by a tornado this past tuesday. > The Fort Worth Public Library did sustain damage.

Recieved this on another list. Thought it might be of interest to anyone who has travel plans. To one and all; As many of you know Fort Worth was hit by a tornado this past tuesday. The Fort Worth Public Library did sustain damage. At this time the library is closed both to the public and staff. All the glass in the building was blown out; the air conditioning system was destroyed and there is water damage. The rare books section of the Genealogy/Local History/City Archives has had water damage. We have not been able to get back into the library to see if there is structural damage. Please advise one and all that if you are planning a research trip to the Fort Worth Public Library to phone before you come. We are hoping that the staff will be able to get into the building on monday. I will keep this listserv updated on the conditions of the library and collection. If anyone has any questions please have them email me at the address listed here. Sincerely, Shirley Apley, Senior Librarian Genealogy/Local History/City Archives Fort Worth Public Library 500 West 3rd Street Fort Worth, TX 76112

Hi, I'm look for anyone who has family information on the Young, Missouri around Springfield, Brookline. Parents name were James David & Willie Florence Young, had eleven children. Three of the children, Paul, Jennings & Harry. Jennings & Harry was in a shoot out in Brookline, Missouri, the year was Jan. 2, 1932. My grandmother Marie Madgeline Young. Would not talk about that side of the family. I know of a few books and have read they. But I still would look to see if someone else knows of stories that was told to them as children. Thank you so very much if you can send me some information. Kim

I have little info to offer, but perhaps, someone will have a connection with my YOUNG...... My g-grandmother YOUNG was a bit mysterious.......she said her name was Adana Margaret Barbara Allen YOUNG..........and that she was born in Denmark, 1869.......... She married Joseph Elijah HICKERSON, 24 Sept 1888, Adams Co., IL............the name on her marriage license was Delia M. YOUNG......... That same info comes up on the IL Marriage Index......I noted that there was a multitude of YOUNGs in IL, during that time......... Our family has never known what the longish name was about....I assume that the Allen was a surname........if you know something about Delia, or about Danish YOUNGs, I would appreciate any info....... Thanx! Suzy

Looking for others researching this line. John Thomas YOUNG, born in Allegheny county, PA married Nancy Jane ALLISON in Mercer county, PA in 1827. They had ten children: Allison, James, Jerusha, Thomas, Charles, Julius, John, Charity, Lydia and Gaius. The family moved to Jo Daviess county, IL in 1854. Most of the children eventually moved further west to IA, NE, and KS. I'd like to find out more about their children. I have lots of gaps in this line and would love to fill it in. Anyone else searching this line? janet young berkson