SOME Scots/Irish were Presbyterian. As you should well know, generalizations can be misleading and dangerous!

Check out www.familysearch.com You will find Robert Youngs listed. [email protected] researching: FINK, HUBLER, MOLLET, HOUSELMANN, MARTI, STUBER, SCHUMACHER, SPAHR, CHRIST, CHRISTEN,ZURCHER, MULLER, MAGLIN, CLAY, ELDER, SANER, SCHMIDT, RUFER, WILLIAMSON, YOUNG, DUNCAN,BRASSINGTON, BLOOD, CARTLIDGE, CARTWRIGHT, SMITH, BALL, COXON, HENZI, BLAUTH, LIEM, FOSKETT, COATES.

In a message dated 03/05/2000 6:57:33 PM Pacific Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << My YOUNG ancestor came to Massachusetts about 1734 ~ Robert Young. Supposedly he was born in Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, then went to Ulster, then to America. I've not had much luck finding the ship he was on or anything much about him before he arrived in America. Do you think the book you mentioned, "British Origins of American Colonists," would help? Supposedly he came with three brothers, but I've found nothing on that, either. He first settled in Holliston, MA, and I've found no evidence of other Young's there at the time. Unless they parted ways upon their arrival ~ who knows? I did join NEGHS and plan to go in there this week; >> Sheila, Do you have any information on the descendants of Robert Young? I am looking for any link for my Allen Henry Young. Thanks Beth

Anyone have an Albert Morrill Logan Young. Born in Maine to Morrill N. Young and Mary Elizabeth Wright of Mass. Noah & Mary lived and died in Nashua, NH. Albert married Margaret Pepple in Clear Lake Michigan. She was born in Mansfield, Ohio to John and Ann Baker Pepple. Their children: Edward Morrill, Indora Elizabeth, Dollie Mae, Lottie, Robert Corum, Logan Patrick, Clifford L., Dexter Everett. All of the above lived in Topeka, Ks. and are buried there. Edward was born in Elkhart, In. & Indora at Toledo, Ohio. The other children were all born in Topeka, Ks. Marcia

William Y YOUNG b. 16 AUG 1789, ,, KY; m. 6 APR 1815, Cynthiana, Harrison, KY; d. 8 NOV 1870, IL; BURIAL: 12 NOV 1870, Girard, Macoupin, IL >From a 1915 family history: "William Young, was born in Virginia in 1790, of German-French parentage, was a veteran of the war of 1812, and later of the Indian wars which raged in the Ohio Valley. He was a member of Dick Johnson's company of famous riflemen and participated in the battle of Tippecanoe. At the close of the Indian wars he settled in Kentucky near Georgetown. He was a woodsman of the Daniel Boone type, wedded to winning the wilderness with the rifle and imbued with the wanderlust of the Cavalier. He was married to Catherine Ann Lair of Cynthiana, daughter of a wealthy distiller and after a few years emigrated to Greene County, IL, and settled there in 1830. At the breaking out of the Mexican war he was again seized with the spirit of the Cavalier and entered that conflict as captain of a company of volunteers and served with distinction till the end of the war." Virginia ----- Original Message ----- From: "Jackie (Woodward) Johnston" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Tuesday, March 07, 2000 7:07 AM Subject: Update:Young of Illinois > Sheila, > > I think they settled in the Springfield, Menard County, area of > Illinois. At least they were living there when here mother passed away > in 1927. I can not seem to find them after that. I would really > appreciate any information on them since she is my my great-grandmother > direct kin in a family of eleven children. They also had a brother named > Heinrich Carl LUNING. Her mother, Louisa GREBE, was married to a > Heinrich Wilhelm LUNING Then she married a Johann MOELLER/John MILLER. > This is starting to be a brick wall for me. Any information will be > appreciated Spelling of names my vary. Thanks in advance. > > Jackie > > > ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== > Have you ever noticed how many people are descended from royalty, > but nobody is ever related to a horse thief? > The list owner is at [email protected] > > ============================== > Personalized Mailing Lists: never miss a connection again. > http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Brought to you by RootsWeb.com. >

Sheila, I think they settled in the Springfield, Menard County, area of Illinois. At least they were living there when here mother passed away in 1927. I can not seem to find them after that. I would really appreciate any information on them since she is my my great-grandmother direct kin in a family of eleven children. They also had a brother named Heinrich Carl LUNING. Her mother, Louisa GREBE, was married to a Heinrich Wilhelm LUNING Then she married a Johann MOELLER/John MILLER. This is starting to be a brick wall for me. Any information will be appreciated Spelling of names my vary. Thanks in advance. Jackie

I sent information concerning emigrants in bondage to Richard Young and had it returned undeliverable. would he please contact me at my address. would like to get the information to him. thank you mary

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 > >

I have not been able to connect the southern IL Youngs with the ones that followed the path of Brigham Young across the northern part of the state. Most of these lines came here thru VA, KY and TN. Some of our allied lines came thru Ohio directly here. I was in the big library in Salt Lake a few years ago and the people there were quite interested in this line also. We did not find a connection then. J. Ray

Nancy, Where in GA, and Texas? What were their names? I have a David D. Young (brother George) in GA>FL>Williamson County, Texas. Pat Wingate

In Juneau County, Wisconsin Census: Isaiah Young born 1833 in New York, He married; Rachel B. Wescott born 1825 New York Cornelia Young born 1844 New York (not sure how she is related) Ira Fenner Young born 1856 in Trenton, Washington County, Wisconsin Orin Charles Young born 1856 in Trenton, Washington County, Wisconsin LauraYoung born 1858 in Wisconsin George Young born 1859 in Wisconsin Ira Young is a twin, he is my grandmother's father, I do not know how Corelia fits in the picture, I found her name on the Juneau County, Wisconsin Census. I did know Ira father and mother names, but I did not have an idea where they were from until I ran across this Census. May be someone else out there has more information about Isaiah & Rachel Young. BeeJay Luke-Liezen beejay&[email protected]

Hello listers, I am researching the following: Elizabeth Young, married James Elder Jan 2, 1865 in Dysart fife, Scotland daughter: Isabella Duncan Elder born Mar 24, 1866 in Dysart I would like to find more information on this family. And possibly descendants. Any information please contact me. Gerrie in NJ [email protected] researching: FINK, HUBLER, MOLLET, HOUSELMANN, MARTI, STUBER, SCHUMACHER, SPAHR, CHRIST, CHRISTEN,ZURCHER, MULLER, MAGLIN, CLAY, ELDER, SANER, SCHMIDT, RUFER, WILLIAMSON, YOUNG, DUNCAN,BRASSINGTON, BLOOD, CARTLIDGE, CARTWRIGHT, SMITH, BALL, COXON, HENZI, BLAUTH, LIEM, FOSKETT, COATES.

Pat Wingate - My great grandmother was Nancy Catherine Young, born 10-26-1867, in Killeen, Texas and died at young age in 1907. She married my great grandfather, William Jefferson Davis Bradford. Nancy's parents were Thomas Therron Young and Emily Elizabeth Moorehead. Thomas Therron's parents were Robert Young and Nancy Catherine Gamble, which I believe were from Georgia. Please feel free to e-mail me at [email protected] Nancy DeLong

I have a Robert Young birth date or place unknown, he died March 15, 1812 at Duck Brook, Mount Desert, Hancock , Me. He m. Martha (Bradstreet) Stanwood widow of Job Stanwood .abt. 1777 in Mount Desert, Me. They had two children. When Martha died on Dec.13, 1787 he married Bathsheba Cousins(1768)in abt.1788, they had 11 children. Does any one know anything about this Robert Young? Thanks for any help Rosalie

Did any of them have a David Young who relocated to eastern Iowa i.e. Harrison County, in conjunction with the movement of the Mormons to that area of the state? The time frame is consistant with yours. J Ray Young wrote: > > There are several lines of Young in Marion, Clinton,Wayne and Clay > counties in south central IL. None of the names that you gave are in my > line but if you can get the line a little bit south you might find some > help. Many of them were here before 1850. > > J. Ray Young > > ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== > A hint from an old genealogy book: Always write in pencil. > The list owner is at [email protected] > > ============================== > The RootsWeb WorldConnect Project: > Tens of millions of individuals... and counting. > http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/

Linda thanks for the suggestions. I use those maps every day. The spot where my Samuel Young settled here in what is now Marion Co Il was in two territories before becoming ILLinois and several different counties before becoming marion co. J. Ray Young

My line of YOUNGS are from Georgia and Texas.

[email protected] wrote: > > What confuses us more is the fact that TN was part of a county of NC before > statehood in 1796. So when they said TN, it may have been NC at the time. > When they said NC, it may have become TN later. Hi Linda, Have you possibly run across a good online resource that has a map of the former counties of TN? I believe some were formed from NC, some from VA, and it's all very confusing, like you said. Thanks, Laurie

You got the NC and TN thing right. I have been looking at that possibility for some time. With the migration pattern that is given in the pension application that seems remote though. Thanks J. Ray Young

There are several lines of Young in Marion, Clinton,Wayne and Clay counties in south central IL. None of the names that you gave are in my line but if you can get the line a little bit south you might find some help. Many of them were here before 1850. J. Ray Young