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I'm looking for the parents of George Washington YOUNG in Morrow / Marion Counties, Ohio. He was b. 1/4/1818 in Marion Co, d. 4/27/1861 in Mt. Gilead, Marrow Co., OH He m. Eliza MORRISON who was b. 2/4/1818 in Ireland and d. 8/27/1889, buried in Majors Cem, Buffalo Co. NE Children of this union: John Morrison YOUNG, b. 9/6/1842; d. 3/12/1863 William YOUNG, b. 1/17/1845; d. 8/26/1849 Mary Jane YOUNG, b. 5/13/1847; d. 9/24/1917 Lucy Ann YOUNG, b. 6/15/1849; d. 5/8/1852 Robert Kelly YOUNG, b. 3/4/1851; d. 3/19/1933 I'm wondering if a relationship can be established between G. W. YOUNG and Mason YOUNG, who was born in (?) PA, and died in Muskingum Co. OH in 1872. They can hide but they can't run! Doug New Hampshire

WILLIAM YOUNG was born Apr. 21, 1828 in Lincolnshire England, a son of JOHN AND MARY (BROWN) YOUNG. He received a limited education and July 1, 1850 he started for America, landing in New York City. He started at once for Albany, thence to Buffalo and from there to Sandusky City, Ohio. He then traveled on foot from Sandusky to Monroesville where his brother resided but upon arriving at that place discovered his brother lived at Greenfield a few miles distant. He was then taken sick with Cholera and after his recovery he began working with his brother for a year. Then he was hired to work on the Sandusky and Newark R.R., where he remained for 8 months. Shortly after he began working on the Bellefontaine R.R. and after two months was employed on the Richmond and Chicago R.R. for over a year. Then he was employed by MARTIN D. BOYD , a farmer and remained with him for 11 years. Jue 1, 1856, he was married to FANNY STAM and to them have been born 4 daughters: MARY E. EMMA B. MARTHA A. and MANDA C. Before his marriage, Mr. Young bought 160 acres in Deleware Co. which he sold two years later and bought 40 acres in Blackford Co., which he afterward traded for 123 acres in Randolph Co., paying a difference of $900. He then sold his land for $1,950.00 and purchased 78 acres in Wayne Co. and remained there for 10 years. Then he sold it for the sum of $4,710.00 and bought his present farm in Blue River Township of 160 acres for which he paid $5,555.00. His land is well improved and is well supplied with farm buildings. He has recently erected a fine house at a cost of $2,000.00. Politically, Mr. Young is a Republican. This is not my family but may be someone else's. Gee, and I thought MY Young family moved around!

Good luck, I don't think I can help you at this time. My YOUNGs seem quite isolated. They were, for the most part, Quaker and kept to their own community. Suzanne >Hi Suzanne >My Herny was born in 1847 and My Cyrena was born 1848, >I really think his Father whoever he was (is) changed his name, >Thanks for the your help. > > >==== 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: >12.8 million individuals and counting. >http://worldconnect.genealogy.rootsweb.com/ >

I caught your message about Young's from Cincinnati. I am looking for an Edward Young who married Matilda (?) and adopted her son who was known as Joseph Edward Young. They lived in Middletown, Butler County, OH. This is a suburb of Cincinnati. Any possible connections. Thanks, Denny

Cousin Leona and I are still searching for our elusive YOUNG ancestors. This was a large family; there must be someone out there descended from this family. John Thomas YOUNG, b. 1804 in Allegheny Co, PA. He married Nancy Jane ALLISON, b. 1805 in PA. They had ten children: Allison, James Stinson, Jerusha, Thomas Jefferson, Charles Morgan, John Scott, Charity M., Julius Lemoine, Lydia Jane, and Winston Milton Gaius. All were born in Mercer County, PA. Lydia Jane died as a young child. About 1854 John and Nancy moved their family to Jo Daviess County, IL. John died in 1874 and Nancy in 1895. Both are buried in Jo Daviess Co. Most of their children with the exception of Charles Morgan moved further westward to Iowa, Kansas, and Nebraska. Charles Morgan spent the remainder of his life in Jo Daviess Co. Any help with this family greatly appreciated. We're trying to fill in some big gaps and would like to talk with other descendants of this family. Janet Young Berkson

thank you for trying janice

willing to do look-ups. just received 2 books and names numerous. taken from court records in england. names, alias, dates, crime, towns, counties, ship (where listed) and colony sent to , some term of sentence. these books are on people whom were found guilty of crimes in england and sent to the colonies for term of sentence. will be happy to look for those brick walls we all have. names of the books are. 1. the complete book of emigrants in bondage 1614-1775 2. supplement to the complete book of emigrants in bondage 1614-1775 both books are authored by: peter wilson coldham mary

Hi Gary, The book is Names: Descendants of Jacob Young of Shelby County Kentucky including President Harry S. Truman. Contains information compiled by Elsie Spry Davis. You can order the book from Elsie Davis by sending a check for $17.00 to Mrs. William R. Davis, 710 Second Street, Coronado, CA 92118. If you are not sure your grandmother is of Jacob Young's line you can send me what information you have and I will check for you before you spend for the book Waverly Young (Jack) Morrison, Jr. [email protected] Yreka, Calif. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Monday, February 14, 2000 12:53 PM Subject: Re: Young's, PA to KY >In a message dated 02/14/2000 3:48:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, >[email protected] writes: > ><< All the information on Jacob Young's line I have is contained in the > book by Elsie Davis. >> > >Jack, >I'm new to the Young search. Please forward info on the Elsie Davis book. >I'd like to pick it up if it is still available. Thanks > >Gary Washburn >Oxford, MI >(My grandmother was a Young) > > >==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== >A hint from an old genealogy book: Always write in pencil. >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 > >

Hi Richard, All the information on Jacob Young's line I have is contained in the book by Elsie Davis. I do have a lot of information on Michael Young's line. Michael is Jacob's brother. I have not made a close comparison with what I had and Elsie Davis' book but will do so and send anything I have on Jacob's line which is not in the book. If you would like to have the information on Michael Young's line let me know. I also have some information on the Hobbs, Goodnight, and Dye lines which I can send too. As I said before you are the first person I have had contact with who is of Jacob's line. My line is from Jacob to Solomon to William. I think I told you before Jacob is my GGG Grandfather. There seems to be a lot of people researching Michael's line and collecting information of Michael's line is easy compared to Jacob's line. Jack Morrison -----Original Message----- From: Waverly Young Morrison, Jr <[email protected]> To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Date: Sunday, February 13, 2000 7:35 PM Subject: Re: Young's, PA to KY >Hi Cousin Richard, > Contact me direct at [email protected] I have a lot of information >about your Christian Young & Nancy Hume. Their son Thomas B. Young married >Juliet Young a daughter of my GGG Grandfather, Jacob Young. Thomas & Nancy >had the following children: Susan Young b Feb. 26, 1826, William H.H. Young >b Apr. 20, 1828, George W. Young d 1863, Emily Young b Mar. 15, 1835, Andrew >J. Young b Jan. 20, 1837, Sarah Ann Young b Jan. 30, 1839, Elizabeth Young b >Dec. 10, 1841, Louisa Young b June 22, 1843, Mary Young b Apr. 25, 1847, >Catherine Young 17 or 27 Oct 1850. > >Thomas and Juliet, although both named Young, were not closely related >cousings. Thomas was thje son of Christian and Nancy (Hume) Young who lived >in Jefferson County on Long Run near the Shelby County line. etc etc. >-----Original Message----- >From: Richard Young <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] <[email protected]> >Date: Sunday, February 13, 2000 5:58 PM >Subject: Young's, PA to KY > > >>Looking for information about Christian Young, born in 1764 in Washington >or Lancaster County PA. Lived in Jefferson Co., KY then VA, in late 1700's >early 1800's. >> >>He married Nancy Ann (Elizabeth) Hume, daughter of John Hume and Jean Glenn >in 1788 in KY. >> >>They lived in area around Louisville, KY, called Lynn Station, where he >owned property, probably inherited from John Hume. He also lived in Nelson, >Union, and Caldwell Co's in KY. >> >> >> >> >> >> >> >>==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== >>You will never get rich writing a genealogy book. >>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/ >> >> > > >==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== >You will never get rich writing a genealogy book. >The list owner is at [email protected] > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > >

Someone asked for a second time around on this info. Senator John McCain's line is as follows: Mary Young m. _______Lamont, Scotland, b. 1646 Four of her sons escaped the massacre at Toward Castle by fleeing to Northern Ireland with her in 1646. Each son changed his surname to protect himself and his family. The oldest son, John, took the name Sitlington, which was the name of a stream or "burn" on their Scottish estates. The two middle sons took the names White and Green. The youngest son, Andrew, took his mother's maiden name of Young. The line now continues: Andrew Young m. Mary Adair, Ireland after 1646 John Young m. Annie Houston, Ireland, date ?, We do know that this is the same family from whence sprang Texas Sam Houston. Hugh Young m. Agnes Sitlington, Ireland, date ?. John Young m. 1) Mary White, 2) Mary Sitlington (both cousins). Six children were born to the first wife, ten to the second. John was an aid to General George Washington. He achieved the rank of Captain. David Young m. Mary Ann Hart, Augusta Co., VA, he was the fourth son. David was an Army Captain in the War of 1812. Samuel Hart Young m. _________, moved to Mississippi. Elizabeth Ann Young m. ______ McCain ______McCain m. ____________ John Sidney McCain m. ___________ John S. McCain Jr. m. ____________ Senator John S. McCain III m. _________ The McCain material comes from Senator McCain's book. He neglected to give information on the wives names, dates, etc. If you find this connects to your line, I would recommend you try to get the book - The David Young and Mary Ann Hart Family by James Kimble Young Jr. Kim was a very thorough researcher. The book is only in three libraries that I know about. I have seen this book and got it through interlibrary loan from the Illinois Historical Society. Senator McCain's family is in this book. I do have more detailed information from a professional genealogist on the death dates and places of burial in Ireland. What helped me connect in my search of 25+ years were the three details that my dad told us all the years we were growing up: 1) he said our name had not always been Young, that it had been changed because of some trouble, 2) that we came from VA and, 3) that our ancestors came to America from Ireland. He was very much interested in family history, but genealogy was not a very common hobby and he always thought he could not learn any more than he knew because there were no "oldsters" left to tell him. He had asked his dad all the questions and gotten what he could from him before his dad died when dad was 17 years old. My older brother has a memory of the first time he asked our dad where our family came from. He was about 8 years old. This was the first time we heard the three clues I outlined above. Dad was very free with his knowledge of the family and talked about it anytime he was asked. My Mom says he talked about it all the 24 years they were married before he died in 1965. My line descends from Hugh Young's brother, Robert Young, who m. Agnes Crockett in Ireland before 1730. There was also a brother William. There most likely were other Young brothers (maybe James and John?) who came to America during the same time period. Hugh and Robert came with their families in 1740 and 1741 and settled in Augusta Co., VA after having landed in PA. Kim also wrote 57 other books on his family. I have been able to see four. There have been at least three other authors who wrote books about the Lamont/Youngs. If you have further interest, please email me off list. Sharon Young Jebavy Columbus, OH [email protected]

Looking for a RACHEL YOUNG b.1825 (?) that married DAVID REES GRIFFIN b. 1821 in either DE or OH.. David's parents were: JACOB STOUT GRIFFIN b.1776 and PRISCILLA REES (this was his 2cd marriage). Can't find anything on her or her history...ANYONE ....DOES she belong in your YOUNG"S????? [email protected] Thanks.......Debbi ~~~ MY WISH,FOR THE NEW YEAR~~~ PEACE-LOVE-AND R-E-S-P-E-C-T 4 ALL

Do you have any data on Jacob Young. My Jacob Young was born 18 Sept 1762 at an unknown location. He married unknown, married second wife Elizabeth Henry about 1795 in Albany Co. NY Mona At 08:19 AM 2/9/00 EST, you wrote: >Is any one researching the very early Hercules Young line? >Born abt. 1727, married Sarah PHILLIPS in 1745. >Locations: PA (Chester Co., Washington Co.), DE (New Castle Co.), VA (Fairfax >& Loudon Co.), OH (Geauga Co.) > >Their children: >James (married Dinah PHILLIPS) >Margaret (married John DUNKIN) >Jacob >John >Silas (married Hannah CARROLL) >Hannah (married Benjamin BURSON) > >Appreciate any clues, additions, etc....Regards, Barbara [email protected] > > > > >==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== >You will never get rich writing a genealogy book. >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/ > >

We've got the line if you connect fine, show your connection, if not drop it. At 11:40 AM 2/14/00 -0800, you wrote: >Someone asked for a second time around on this info. > >Senator John McCain's line is as follows: > >Mary Young m. _______Lamont, Scotland, b. 1646 >Four of her sons escaped the massacre at Toward Castle by fleeing to >Northern Ireland with her in 1646. Each son changed his surname to protect >himself and his family. The oldest son, John, took the name Sitlington, >which was the name of a stream or "burn" on their Scottish estates. The two >middle sons took the names White and Green. The youngest son, Andrew, took >his mother's maiden name of Young. The line now continues: > >Andrew Young m. Mary Adair, Ireland after 1646 >John Young m. Annie Houston, Ireland, date ?, > We do know that this is the same family from > whence sprang Texas Sam Houston. >Hugh Young m. Agnes Sitlington, Ireland, date ?. >John Young m. 1) Mary White, 2) Mary Sitlington > (both cousins). Six children were born to the > first wife, ten to the second. John was an aid > to General George Washington. He achieved > the rank of Captain. >David Young m. Mary Ann Hart, Augusta Co., VA, he was the fourth >son. David was an Army Captain in the War of 1812. >Samuel Hart Young m. _________, moved to > Mississippi. >Elizabeth Ann Young m. ______ McCain >______McCain m. ____________ >John Sidney McCain m. ___________ >John S. McCain Jr. m. ____________ >Senator John S. McCain III m. _________ > >The McCain material comes from Senator McCain's book. He neglected to give >information on the wives names, dates, etc. If you find this connects to >your line, I would recommend you try to get the book - The David Young and >Mary Ann Hart Family by James Kimble Young Jr. Kim was a very thorough >researcher. The book is only in three libraries that I know about. I have >seen this book and got it through interlibrary loan from the Illinois >Historical Society. Senator McCain's family is in this book. > >I do have more detailed information from a professional genealogist on the >death dates and places of burial in Ireland. What helped me connect in my >search of 25+ years were the three details that my dad told us all the >years we were growing up: 1) he said our name had not always been Young, >that it had been changed because of some trouble, 2) that we came from VA >and, 3) that our ancestors came to America from Ireland. He was very much >interested in family history, but genealogy was not a very common hobby and >he always thought he could not learn any more than he knew because there >were no "oldsters" left to tell him. He had asked his dad all the questions >and gotten what he could from him before his dad died when dad was 17 years >old. My older brother has a memory of the first time he asked our dad where >our family came from. He was about 8 years old. This was the first time we >heard the three clues I outlined above. Dad was very free with his >knowledge of the family and talked about it anytime he was asked. My Mom >says he talked about it all the 24 years they were married before he died in >1965. > >My line descends from Hugh Young's brother, Robert Young, who m. Agnes >Crockett in Ireland before 1730. There was also a brother William. There >most likely were other Young brothers (maybe James and John?) who came to >America during the same time period. Hugh and Robert came with their >families in 1740 and 1741 and settled in Augusta Co., VA after having landed >in PA. > >Kim also wrote 57 other books on his family. I have been able to see four. >There have been at least three other authors who wrote books about the >Lamont/Youngs. > >If you have further interest, please email me off list. >Sharon Young Jebavy >Columbus, OH >[email protected] > > > > > > >==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== >To unsubscribe: send a message to [email protected] Put only > unsubscribe >in the body of the text. >The list owner is at [email protected] > >============================== >Search ALL of RootsWeb's mailing lists in real time. >RootsWeb's Personalized Mailing Lists: >http://pml.rootsweb.com/ > Ken Carpenter [email protected]

Hi Rod, Have been having computer and email problems! Can someone post John McCain's "Young connection" again, please? Thanks, Sheila Young Heap At 07:26 AM 2/14/00 -0500, you wrote: YOUNGsters, discussion about McCain's Young connection is fine. But discussion about his politics (or any politics) is 'off topic' on this list. Keep non-genealogy discussions in private email. Rod the list owner/janitor ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== Remember that death certificates often get information from someone who may not have all of the facts. 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

Ditto! So do I!!! Sheila At 02:20 PM 2/13/00 -0500, you wrote: Let's do I love fighting with Liberals ==== YOUNG Mailing List ==== A hint from an old genealogy book: Always write in pencil. The list owner is at [email protected]

In a message dated 02/14/2000 3:48:05 PM Eastern Standard Time, [email protected] writes: << All the information on Jacob Young's line I have is contained in the book by Elsie Davis. >> Jack, I'm new to the Young search. Please forward info on the Elsie Davis book. I'd like to pick it up if it is still available. Thanks Gary Washburn Oxford, MI (My grandmother was a Young)

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Looking for info. on ANY of the following names -- They are all my "brick walls"!!! JOHN YOUNG b: 1788 (maybe in Ky.) d: 1835-1840 married to NANCY ADAMS 27 Feb. 1806 in Christian Co. Ky. Nancy Adams b: 1789 d: 24 March 1861. Children of John Young & Nancy Adams: ELIZABETH J. b: 1820 may have married a _?_ Jackson DRURY C. b: 1828 Caldwell Co. Ky. D: 1877 m: Martha Jane Sigler 6 Aug. 1850. EZEKIEL W. b: 1832 Parents of John Young were HENRY YOUNG d: 1833 & "POLLY"_?_. Children of Henry Young & "Polly" _?_ : WILLIAM YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG HENRY YOUNG Jr. JOHN YOUNG m: Nancy Adams ELIZABETH YOUNG MARGARET YOUNG DARCAS YOUNG m: ABRAHAM LANGSTON 4 June 1809 Christian co. Ky. PRESSALA YOUNG m: JOHN CAIN 19 July 1813 Christian Co. Ky.

YOUNGsters, discussion about McCain's Young connection is fine. But discussion about his politics (or any politics) is 'off topic' on this list. Keep non-genealogy discussions in private email. Rod the list owner/janitor