Hi Margie, i've been to Mardi Gras, so i'm way behind in my mail. i've seen your posts before and don't recognize any of your Youngs. i'm looking for a Thomas Jefferson Young who went from Tn. to Al. then to Calhoun Co. Ms., i'll forward to you my original request. Just by coincedence one of my sisters currently lives in Lena,Leake Co.,Ms. " it's a small world"..................HoYo in Denham Springs,formerly from LaPlace.... Margie Pearce wrote: > Hi Howard! > > I live in Ponchatoula (just down the interstate) and wondered what Youngs > you are looking for? I am seeking info on my husband's Young line from SC > to MS. Does anything below look familiar? > > Margie R. Pearce > genealogy: www.angelfire.com/la/ancestors > gymnastics: www.MnMgym.com > > Descendants of Thomas D. M. Young > > 1 [1] Thomas D. M. Young b: 1812 in Anderson Co., SC d: 11 May 1881 in > Walnut Grove, Leake Co, MS > . +[2] Elizabeth Knox Boyd b: 1819 in Anderson Co., SC d: 13 May 1880 in > Estes Mill, MS > .. 2 Francis R. Young b: 30 Nov 1837 in Anderson Co., SC d: 16 Aug 1862 in > Mobile, Ala. > ...... +Mary Magdaline Bryan b: 1842 in AL d: in Rusk Co, TX m: 01 Jan 1860 > .. 2 Robert H. Young b: 18 Aug 1839 in Anderson Co., SC d: 27 Nov 1863 in > Georgia > .. 2 William T. Young b: 21 Aug 1841 in Anderson Co., SC d: 16 Apr 1900 in > Walnut Grove, MS > ...... +Martha Jane Henderson b: 06 May 1846 d: 17 Feb 1936 in Walnut > Grove, MS m: 01 Jan 1869 > .. 2 James H. Young b: 28 Aug 1843 in Anderson Co., SC d: 01 Jun 1915 in > Estes Mill, MS > ...... +Mary Hudson Barnett b: 27 Sep 1848 in Standing Pine, MS d: 19 Mar > 1930 in Walnut Grove, MS m: 27 Feb 1868 in Standing Pine, MS > .. 2 Martha Elizabeth "Mattie" Young b: 18 Jan 1846 in Anderson Co., SC d: > 24 Mar 1920 > ...... +Charles Pinkney Owens b: 22 Feb 1844 in Leake Co, MS d: 21 Sep 1918 > in Pioneer, LA m: 1860 Father: Charles Pinkney Owens Mother: Malinda Henry > .. 2 Mary E. "Molly" Young b: 01 Feb 1848 in Anderson Co., SC d: 25 Nov > 1916 > ...... +T.C. Butler Coleman b: 29 Aug 1847 d: 24 Aug 1895 > .. 2 Sarah Ella Young b: 09 Jun 1850 in Anderson Co., SC d: 18 Aug 1907 > ...... +Henry Clairborne Hendrix b: 06 Nov 1842 d: 20 Sep 1920 Father: > William Hendrix Mother: Mahala Massey > .. 2 John H. Young b: 04 Jul 1852 in Anderson Co., SC d: 07 Dec 1919 in > Ben Lomond, AR > ...... +Sallie M. Ellis b: 06 Jun 1857 in Leake Co, MS d: 05 Feb 1895 in > Ben Lomond, AR m: 18 Dec 1873 in Leake Co, MS > .. 2 Nancy J. Young b: 25 May 1854 in Anderson Co., SC d: 04 Jul 1893 > ...... +David C. Hooks b: 06 Oct 1849 > .. 2 Luscindy E.J. Young b: 23 Aug 1856 in Anderson Co., SC d: 1863 > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: howard young <[email protected]> > To: <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, March 01, 2000 9:15 AM > Subject: Re: Thomas Jefferson Young - Chickasaw Co. > > > Hi Joy, > > i don't have a copy of it, but would love to....... > > Howard L.Young > > 303 Rushing Rd. W. > > Denham Springs,La.70726 > > > > THANKS! HoYo > > > > > > ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== > Transcribe an old document and share it with the list. > 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

Maybe this will help some one! I have seen Michael Young listed many times. Roland Young LIVE OAK CEMETERY, Bell County, TX John C. Young 1862 - 1884 Lora E. Blair 1855 - 1880 Perry Young 1834 - 1889 Eva E. Young 1842 - 1881 Michael Young 1801 - 1875 OLDEST GRAVE LIVE OAK CEMETERY On January 9, 1846, Anton Jones, President of Republic of Texas, granted to Francis L. Mudd one-third of a league of land. This land grant being in Milam County on the Lampasas Creek (sic). This area was soon to be known as Bell County. Bell County was cut out of Milam County in January 22, 1850. In 1851, Francis L. Mudd sold this par- cel of land to Michael Young for $1,000.00(1). Live Oak Cemetery is located in the Youngsport community. The size of the cemetery is 3.9 acres(2). According to legend, the Young family was passing through the country with a wagon train when their small daughter became sick and died. The wagon train that Michael Young traveled arrived in the area before Bell County was cut out of Milan County. The Youngs buried their daughter where they camped and decid- ed to settle on the Lampasas River. Young was known to say that he had found his "port". The camping site became known as Youngsport. The Youngs were from Alabama traveling in a wagon train when illness struck their daughter. Several other families decided to remain with Michael Young and his family(3) . Michael Young's grave is the oldest internment in the Live Oak Cemetery. His daughter's grave could be any one of the unmarked graves that were cataloged. Mr. P. C. Mitchell sold the land for a cemetery for consideration of $58.00 dollars to W. C. Turnbo, J. B. Stringer and J. D. House as trustees for the grave yard(4). Youngsport was a thriving village atleast as early as 1871 as that is the date the first Post Master was appointed to serve Youngsport, Texas. The Post Office was manned for more than 59 years from 08/07/1871 to 11/15/1930 when it was discont- inued and mail was sent to Killeen, Texas (Killeen was settled in 1882). Four years before the first interment of Michael Young (1875), the first Post Master was appointed in Youngsport, Texas (1871). There are several Post Masters buried in the Live Oak Cemetery. The former Post Masters interned in Live Oak Cemetery were: Jay F. Beach (1819 - 1894), appointed as Post Master on 9/11/1871. Jacob C. Wright, Post Master 04/14/1893, is belived to be J. C. Wright whose headstone is not readable. William David Craig (1878 - 1953), was appointed as Post Master on 11/17/1916. Myrtle I. Ellis (1897-1953), served as Post Master from 10/14/1925 until the Post Office was discontinued November 15, 1930,and mail sent to the Killeen Post Office(5). Live Oak Cemetery is at least 115 years old. To date there are 435 marked and unmarked graves in Live Oak Cemetery. The oldest grave being that of Michael Young (1801 - 1875). The next two internments were Andrew Jackson Turnbo (1823 -1876) and Milly Cosper (1807 - 1876). There are a total of 26 graves with babies being born and died the same year(6). Buel Young 1873 - 1889 Milton Young 1865 - 1887

I am looking for Henrietta, Fredricke "Jettie" (MILLER) YOUNG. She was born in Warren County, Missouri on July 27, 1871. She moved to the Central Illinois area around the late 1800's to the beginning of the early 1900's. Her mother was Maria Louisa(e) (GREBE)-LUNING-MOELLER/MILLER. She had two known siblings Anna GADT and Henry LUNING. This children came from her first marriage to Heinrich Wilhelm LUNING. Her mother married after the death of her father(dd.November 23, 1875) to Johann MOELLER/JOHN MILLER in Holstein, Warren County, Missouri on Octber 29, 1878. Between the two families and several from the Johann/ John and Louisa(e) marriage there were eleven children. Jettie would marry Herman YOUNG, possible from the same area of Missouri she came from. Henry LUNING (her brother) may have died some time before 1927. I believed he lived in the same area in the early 1900's. Most of this information came from her mother's obit. Any information on these families will be appreciated. Spelling of names may vary. Thanks in advance. Jackie

Hi List, I am looking for any information on Vincint Young, born between 1910 - 1920, probally in New York. Vincint's parents were Robert Fenton Young and Frances Zimmer. Vincint had a sister Ruth. Frances Zimmer was Robert Fenton Young's first wife. other than this I have no further info.... Alan Young

This is interesting....I have Young's who went from MA to IL. However, I haven't found any who went to Falmouth from Holliston.....yet! I'd enjoy seeing the names and mostly the places! Have a good day, Rod! Our own Young family bible ended up in the damp basement of a cousin who is the least-interested in our genealogy after his parents died. Sheila I have contacted the seller to see if they will provide a transcription of the family records and to permit me to post the transcription to this list. It appears to be a Mass line that goes through IL. the Bible was printed in 1818 and the records begin with 1799. You can look at some pictures and see some names. <http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280157804> Rod the list owner/janitor

I have contacted the seller to see if they will provide a transcription of the family records and to permit me to post the transcription to this list. It appears to be a Mass line that goes through IL. the Bible was printed in 1818 and the records begin with 1799. You can look at some pictures and see some names. <http://cgi.ebay.com/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280157804> Rod the list owner/janitor

Hi List, I am looking for any infiormation on a James Young, Born 25 Nov 1876, in Forfar, Angus, Scotland. lter moved to New York, married a Mary ( ? ), and had a daughter. James moved to Alberta with his family, and that is all the information I have at this time. except Jamrs's parents, Charles Young and Ann Fenton..... check out my site. www.geocities.com/EnchantedForest/Tower/3172 Alan Young

George, I couldn`t open your page. ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 11:18 AM Subject: Young Clan of Shelby Co Indiana > I have put my web site up now. In addition to my Scottish Young's, I have > listed some of the other Young's who lived in Shelby CO, IN > > Check it out. Let me know if we are kin > Thanks > George Young > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/cliff/8495 > > > ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== > You will never get rich writing a genealogy book. > The list owner is at [email protected] > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

I appreciate your interest in the topic and realize that it is of importance to we genealogists, BUT...we need to remember the function of this list. It is to discuss YOUNG and related genealogy. I've noticed other contributions that tend to drift from the topic. Many of us cannot afford, literally, to have off-topic messages fill out mail boxes. Suzanne Sheila Heap wrote: > Subject: SE: FW: genealogical public service announcement

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Cliffs/8495 One letter makes a big difference. Sorry !!

I'am from DUNDEE, SCOTLAND and would to find out more about my family tree. My full name is ROBERT COOPER YOUNG as is that of my father and grandfather and his father's name was JAMES COOPER YOUNG born 1883 died 18 JAN 1936 his wife was MARY ANN KANE born 1885 died 15 JUNE 1962. JAMES had a brother CHARLES YOUNG who died on 13 JUNE 1944 in FRANCE and his grave is in RANVILLE WAR CEMETERY,CALVADOS, FRANCE.

George, It's probably just me, But that URL dosn't work. Is there some other way to get to your site? Thanks Leslie ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, March 11, 2000 12:18 PM Subject: Young Clan of Shelby Co Indiana > I have put my web site up now. In addition to my Scottish Young's, I have > listed some of the other Young's who lived in Shelby CO, IN > > Check it out. Let me know if we are kin > Thanks > George Young > http://www.geocities.com/heartland/cliff/8495 > > > ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== > You will never get rich writing a genealogy book. > The list owner is at [email protected] > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

Hi George, I tried to visit you web site and the message which appeared said you site does not exist. Waverly Young Morrison, Jr. [email protected] Yreka, Calif -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Saturday, March 11, 2000 9:20 AM Subject: Young Clan of Shelby Co Indiana >I have put my web site up now. In addition to my Scottish Young's, I have >listed some of the other Young's who lived in Shelby CO, IN > >Check it out. Let me know if we are kin >Thanks >George Young >http://www.geocities.com/heartland/cliff/8495 > > >==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== >You will never get rich writing a genealogy book. >The list owner is at [email protected] > >============================== >The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: >Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ > >

Anyone need any info on any Youngs in Rhode Island or Rhode Island area? I am out of work for a couple of weeks and will visit several genealogy research centers around Rhode Island so this is a limited time offer. Richard Young

Sorry, it didn't work for me either. J L Murphy

I have put my web site up now. In addition to my Scottish Young's, I have listed some of the other Young's who lived in Shelby CO, IN Check it out. Let me know if we are kin Thanks George Young http://www.geocities.com/heartland/cliff/8495

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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------DB9307ED13FB71693B44C3DA Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Resending as you requested. --------------DB9307ED13FB71693B44C3DA Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 10:00:53 -0600 From: THE VIGIL'S <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Organization: HOME X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en]C-DIAL (Win98; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Young list <[email protected]> Subject: Youngs in Prison Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Also found these Youngs in Prison and thought that these could be some missing family members that out families never mentioned. The # that follows the name was lisited on the index so I included these anyway. I just wish they had more to identify all those John and James! Happy Hunting. Colorado State Penitentiary 1871 - 1973 YOUNG, AL 13609, YOUNG, ALBERT R 3660, YOUNG, ALFORD CLEMENT 24887, YOUNG, ANDREW 19925, YOUNG, ARTHUR 20546, YOUNG, CHARLES 6001, YOUNG, CHARLES 7303, YOUNG, CHARLES 9472, YOUNG, CHARLES 9668, YOUNG, CHARLES 10154, YOUNG, CHARLES R 11948, YOUNG, CLARENCE M 21953, YOUNG, CLARENCE M 22756, YOUNG, DALE WATSON 30199, YOUNG, DAN 20051, YOUNG, DAN P 21868, YOUNG, DAVE 37515, YOUNG, DAVE 38261, YOUNG, DONALD 38565, YOUNG, DONALD LEON 39159, YOUNG, DONALD W 38478, YOUNG, DONALD WESLEY 34994, YOUNG, EARL 5007, YOUNG, EDGAR 6493, YOUNG, EDWARD M 23139,YOUNG, ELBERT TERRY 34416, YOUNG, EUGENE 34563, YOUNG, EUGENE 39902,YOUNG, EUGENE F 36987, YOUNG, FLOYD J 37312, YOUNG, FRANK 4946, YOUNG, FRED ALFRED 12787, YOUNG, GEORGE H 24250, YOUNG, HARRY O 10901, YOUNG, HASSAN 39672, YOUNG, HENRY 7001, YOUNG, HENRY 7602, YOUNG, HENRY 7981, YOUNG, JACK 16506, YOUNG, JACK JR 30888, YOUNG, JACKIE RAY 38724, YOUNG, JAMES 397, YOUNG, JAMES 569,YOUNG, JAMES 4308, YOUNG, JAMES ALBERT 37080, YOUNG, JAMES WILLIE 32059, YOUNG, JERRY 39781, YOUNG, JESSE 8421, YOUNG, JOHN 214, YOUNG, JOHN 6518, YOUNG, JOHN 7792,YOUNG, JOHN 8422, YOUNG, JOHN 20732, YOUNG, JOHN MAJOR JR. 37670, YOUNG, JULIA LAVONNE 33467, YOUNG, LULU 6040, YOUNG, MARION EARL 25810, YOUNG, MILTON 7056, YOUNG, ORVILLE 24226, YOUNG, PAUL 20227, YOUNG, PEARL 12959, YOUNG, RAY 16267, YOUNG, RICHARD 21661, YOUNG, ROBERT 20155, YOUNG, ROBERT C 13462, YOUNG, ROBERT DONALD 23216,YOUNG, ROY 21461, YOUNG, ROY L 24653, YOUNG, THOMAS BORDER 21736, YOUNG, TOM 18185, YOUNG, VERNON H 23143, YOUNG, W B 10504, YOUNG, WILLIAM 2442,YOUNG, WILLIAM FRANKLIN 25248, YOUNG, WILLIAM FRANKLIN 29624, YOUNG, WILLIMAN 2563, YOUNG, WINNIE E 13070 --------------DB9307ED13FB71693B44C3DA--

This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------67C01817A3777393F31D29B5 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit --------------67C01817A3777393F31D29B5 Content-Type: message/rfc822 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Content-Disposition: inline X-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Message-ID: <[email protected]> Date: Fri, 21 Jan 2000 09:53:55 -0600 From: THE VIGIL'S <[email protected]> Reply-To: [email protected] Organization: HOME X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.7 [en]C-DIAL (Win98; I) X-Accept-Language: en MIME-Version: 1.0 To: Young list <[email protected]> Subject: Youngs discovered Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit While looking for another surname in Laramie Co., Wyoming I came upon these Youngs on the 1870 Census of Laramie Co. Thought I'd share! Young, Louisa 26 Housekeeper b. TN Young, John 31 Saloon Keeper b. Sweden Young, Joseph 26 Farm Laborer b. IND Young, Thomas 29 solidier baracks b. OH Family of Yungs listed John H. (MD), Ophelia (NY), Ellen (NE), Hattie (NE) he was listed as a Gov. Contractor I hope this might help if you have a lost Young somewhere. --------------67C01817A3777393F31D29B5--

Miriam Young Pack, author of the book "Kith and Kin of James and Mary (Kellough) Young", has provided my mother with a list of libraries that has her book in their collection, either bought or donated. Thought some of you might be able to use this information. Regards, Sharon Alabama Natchez - Trace Gen Society (given to Florence Pub Lib) Public Library, Florence AL - 2 copies Birmingham Pub LIbrary, Birmingham, AL Alabama Archives and History Dept (Genealogy), Montgomery, AL Arkansas Ark Library Commission, Little Rock, Ark California Auburn - Placer Library, Auburn, CA Contra County Genealogical Society, Concord, CA Kansas Midwest Genealogical Historical Society, Wichita, Ks Woodson Co KS Genealogical Soc, Yates Center, KS Indiana Allen Co Public Library, Ft. Wayne, Ind Mass New England Historical Society, Boston Mississippi Columbus Public Library, Columbus Miss North Carolina N.C. State Library, Raleigh, NC Library of Charlotte and Mecklenberg Co, Charlotte NC New York New York Public Library, New York City Ohio Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, OH Ohio State Library, Columbus, OH Oklahoma Oklahoma Genealogical Society, Oklahoma City Oregon Genealogical Forum of Oregon, Portland South Carolina Thomas Cooper Library, Univ of SC, Columbia Caroliniana Library, Univ of SC, Columbia S.C. DAR Collection, Camden - Hersha? Co Archives Camden, SC Chester Co Genealogical Society, Richburg, SC Paedmont Historical Society, Spartanburg, SC Laurens Co Library, Laurens, SC Greenville Co Library, Greenville, SC York Co Library, Rock Hill , SC Belk Library, Presbyterian College, Clinton, SC Tennessee Tenn Genealogical Society, Memphis TN McIver's Grant Pub Library, Dyersburg, TN Newbern City Library, Newbern, TN Texas Collins Co Genealogical Soc, Plano, TX Dallas Public Library, DAllas, TX Hopkins Co Genealogical Society, Sulphur Springs Rusk Co Historical Comm, Henderson TX Texas State Library, Austin, TX Utah Everton Publishers, Logan, UT LDS Genealogy Dept, Salt Lake City, UT Washington DC Library of Congress Nat'l Society Daughters of Amer. Revolution Library Wisconsin Wisconsin State Historical Society, Madison